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We spent May 5th night

in Estes Park. Drove on into

Rocky Mt Nat'l Park morning

of 6th.

This scene is at the junction

of the Ft Collins and Loveland

roads into the park.

There is a bridge and I am

just in front of our…

This photo was taken by Sunbury News photographer Bill Whitney. It appears in the August 14, 1952 edition of the Sunbury News.

"CHAMPS- These Junior Lions shown in the News photo above are
champions of the Big Walnut Little league this…

After crossing Mesquite

Dry Lake, ^ [illegible] we began going

upgrade with a great mt scene

ahead. [line drawing] with

a baby peak in between two

sloping walls, which appeared

to form no opening for a roadway.

But we had learned…

Kaleidoscope 1976 contains gray-scale photos of Big Walnut Middle School, Galena Elementary School, Hylen Souders Elementary School, and the Sunbury Elementary School. Photos are presented in ascending order and include each school's administration,…

A kiddie pony contest at Miami Beach

This program features gray-scale photographs and typed text of the history of the unincorporated community of Kilbourne, Ohio, and its bicentennial celebration. The program book is located in the Delaware County District Library's Collection,…

This is a gray-scale photo of the Kingston Presbyterian Church, commonly known as the Old Blue Church, on the corner of Blue Church Rd. and Ohio St. Rt 521. This photograph is taken from the intersection of Blue Church and 521, looking north on Blue…

Dedicatory brochure of L. A. Beeghly Library at Ohio Wesleyan University

La Zoar is the name of the 1949 yearbook of Galena, Ohio. The yearbook includes gray-scale photographs of administrators, teachers, staff, and students. The yearbook is arranged in descending order beginning with seniors and ending with 1st grade.…

La Zoar is the name of the 1950 yearbook of Galena, Ohio. The yearbook includes gray-scale photographs of administrators, teachers, staff, and students. The yearbook is arranged in descending order beginning with seniors and ending with 1st grade.…