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This photograph shows two women looking at a vehicle that appears to have fallen through a bridge. There is a little girl standing above the women on a stone wall looking down. In the back of the photograph is a sign with letters spelling Scrap...…

This photograph shows the damage done to the train after it
crashed. There are three men and two children in the photo.
One man and a boy are standing in the passing track.

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This photograph shows four railroad workers each holding a shovel to repair the track.

If you know the names of the men in this photograph, please contact the library at 740-965-3901 or history@yourcl.org.

This photograph shows a pulley lifting up a boxcar. Several
people are gathered to watch. A wrecking crew would be called to come to the site to clean up after the accident. They would use a pulley to right the train, clean it and the tracks from…

This photograph shows an old stock car leaning to the left of the main railroad track. The passing track is on the right. The old stock car would have been used to transport cattle. The cattle would have walked up the ramp and into the stock car. …

This photograph shows the train wreck in Galena with men, women and children gathered in groups. Some men are sitting atop the wreckage, and a women in a white dress is coming down the hill.

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This photograph shows the Galena Post Office when it was on the south side of Galena square.

If you can tell us more about this picture, please contact the library at 740-965-3901 or history@yourcl.org.

This photograph shows a train wreck in Galena, Ohio. Men, women and children are at the site looking at the aftermath. The main track is on the left, the passing track is on the right.

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This photograph shows Frank McMahon's garage and three automobiles waiting for service.

This postcard points to the location of the Hughes Smythe Factory on Yankee Street.