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This photograph shows a machine that is used to make new streets. The machine shown here is building Holmes Street in Galena, Ohio. In addition to the driver, there are 6 children, 2 adults and what appears to be a teenager on the machine.


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This photograph shows the north side of Galena Square being burned in order to build a new bank.

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This is a postcard showing the Cleveland, Akron and Columbus railroad bridge.

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This photograph shows the C.C. Bricker dry goods store with four men standing in front. The store has a sign in the upper left that reads in part, "STAR BRAND SHOES ARE BETTER," and "SOLD HERE." Store owner C.C. Bricker is on the left, and Vaughn…

The sign on Mr. Mann's store window reads "C.D. Mann
Watchmaker and Jeweler." The building is on the south side of Galena Square.

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This photograph is of coal arriving in Galena. It is captioned "When coal cars came in everyone was there to get some. (64 sleds)

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This is a color photograph of the following residents of Galena: L-R - Eldon Chambers, Casey DeBolt, Mabel Strider, Hugh Strider, Helen Campbell, Bob Hoke, Mary Chambers,
Byron Hoke, Barbara Farris, Dick Hoke, Dolly Whiteman, Clara Hancock, Louise…

This book is a collection of full color photographs taken by Floyd Siebert and several other photographers from the Westerville, Ohio, Senior Center, and the Delaware County Source Point Center. This combined group of photographers took pictures of…

This photograph shows a picture of a covered bridge over Big Walnut Creek. The description on top is unable to be read.

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This postcard shows a picture of the creamery in Galena, Ohio.

The man in the door is Jake Webber and the man in the small white wagon is Adam Webber, Jake's father.

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