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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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This photo has been identified as the railroad trestle at the Sunbury Creamery.

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This photograph shows a creek with birch trees in the foreground and deciduous trees in the background.

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This photo was taken by Sunbury News photographer Bill Whitney. It appears in the September 27,1951 edition of the Sunbury News.

"Ellis Lane of Sunbury is shown handing his glove to his son, Junior Lane, 6, with best wishes for a baseball career. …

This stereograph has no written description, but it is probable that Daisey and Charles Wheaton are the subjects. If you have information about the content of this stereograph, email history@yourcl.org

Mrs. Wheaton did not describe the content or location of this stereograph, but it is likely that the two people featured are Daisy and Charles Wheaton. If you have more information about this stereograph, email history @yourcl.org.

Taken Mch 11 - '23

at N.W. corner of porch

on our 566 S.W 1st St

Miami home.

Mrs. Lillian Keenan

our landlady.

Beautiful crotous

back of us and

fern.

Miami Beach Fla

Near Smiths Casino

March 1925

Daisy in picture

This photo was taken

sometime in February

1930. by Wm V. Knox -

who with his wife Ivah

Wilson-Knox spent several

weeks in Los Angeles and

vicinity in Jan. and Feb.

We motored together

a great deal, - sometimes

in the Knox…

This picture is attached to a blank postcard. It is possible that the woman standing is Daisy Wheaton and the woman sitting is Mother Main. It is likely that they are in Florida. If you have information about the content of this postcard, email…