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This photo shows two women standing in the yard of what could be the Kempton home. The woman on the left is obscured by damage to the slide.

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This photograph shows two men in a circa 1905-1910 Model-T. A large barn with open doors is prominent in the right upper quadrant of the photograph.

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The two girls shown in this photo are wearing white dresses.

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Photo identified as possibly being the Tub Feasel family sitting in the grass with their backs to the east side of the public square in Sunbury. It is believed he owned one of the corner gas stations on the square that has since been torn down.

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This photograph shows a view of tombstones close to a walking path at the Sunbury Memorial Park. The focal point seems to be the stone to the right of the path with fresh flowers strewn about.

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This photograph shows a field in which the wheat has been threshed and shocked.

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This photograph shows three men in a canoe fishing.

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This photograph shows the house at 35 N. Vernon St. in Sunbury, OH. Locally known as the Old George Walker (1884-1982) house, it is currently occupied by his granddaughter. The barn on the left is no longer standing. The Burrer barn can be seen on…

Written in pencil on the original Eastman Kodak Co. box from which this slide came is "the Old Covered Bridge at Utica." Also identified as covered bridge on Yankee Street in Galena.

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This photo shows a building being torn down on Cherry St., on the north side of the Sunbury Square.

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