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This photograph shows the fence factory building in Sunbury, Ohio, in the background, and a large piece of equipment resting on saw horses in the foreground. The building is currently the Great Midwest Yacht Co., owned and operated by Douglas…

This is a photograph of the fence factory in Sunbury, OH, located at 140 E. Granville St. It is currently the Great Midwest Yacht Co., owned and operated by Douglas Laber.

If you have any information about this photograph, please contact the…

This book recounts the history of the first 100 years of Fidelity Federal Savings and Loan Association (1887-1987) in Delaware, Ohio.

This brochure describes the baccalaureate (May 22, 1955) and commencement (May 26,1955) exercises of the 1955 graduating class of Big Walnut High School, Sunbury, Ohio. The program includes baccalaureate ceremony information, the class roll, …

The First Baptist Church of Sunbury, located on Cherry Street, was dedicated in May of 1952. This video shows the demolition of the church . A parking lot was put in its place.

This photograph shows the railroad water tank in Galena with a train sitting in front of the tank. The caption on the front of the photograph reads "First train-1873."

Dec-8-1925

This scene is a part of

Fish Creek Canyon, enroute

to Roosevelt Dam.

It is wonderful scenery

thru this particular

section. We had been twisting

and turning continually for

several miles. While we were

in Phoenix…

This is a photograph of five men standing outside in work clothes.

If you know the names of these men and their location, please contact the library at 740-965-3901 or history@yourcl.org.

This photograph shows five women in a car. One back door of the car is open. On either side in the background of the photo are small groups of people walking in the grass up small sloping hills.

If you can identify the women in this car, please…

In this photograph, five young men are having their pictures taken. They are dressed similarly. Three of the five are carrying hats. There is an era-appropriate automobile shown near the back left margin of the photograph.

If you can identify…