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This picture shows Lillie May Kempton feeding geese in the backyard of her home in Sunbury, OH. The house is located at 181 E. Granville St.

Photographer Harry O. Kempton (1869-1957) is Lillie's father and is likely to have taken this…

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This is a photo of a barn with a tiled silo and additional outbuilding. There is a man standing in front of the silo.

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A group of young children identified as being inside the Sunbury Methodist Church, originally located on Columbus Street near the Sunbury Memorial Park. The church is now a private residence.

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This photo shows two stamps on a large piece of wood that in part reads

GEO. F. GERMAIN

RED ONION MINE.

EX. PD. HEMLOCK

O.

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This photo is of a group of men and women standing next to the American Baptist Publication Society building.

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Photograph of the Sunbury High School Track Team

Milton Utley, Principal, standing at left.

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This photograph shows a gathering of people of all ages. Some group members are on the porch of the building, some are standing on the ground on the right. The group on the right is looking at the children having their picture taken with the seated…

This photograph shows a man standing and leaning on a pickaxe and a boy seated on the ground at the Sunbury Memorial Park.

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