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This is a small collection of three letters written by Hiram C. Fuller of Berkshire Township to his brother Ralph M. Fuller during the American Civil War. The letters are held in a private collection.

Going to Devils Lake, just

before reaching that body of

water you go down a long

winding hill and the scene in

photo is on your left-showing

in immediate foreground.

Baraboo Golf Course and way off

on the hillside the…

There were a few dainty

flowers in bloom by Hermit

Trail - Mch 23 - 24. and

quite a variety of

dried ones left over from

fall. They were so filmy

and lacy looking - the

blossoms must have

been dainty and pretty.

The only…

This photo was taken by Sunbury News photographer Bill Whitney. It appears in the August 23, 1951 edition of the Sunbury News.

"Here's 40 1/2 pounds of snapping turtle that LaRue Stith of Sunbury
caught in Canada and brought back to…

This is a photograph of Hicks' Cash Store in Condit, Trenton Township, Ohio. Henry Hicks and Bessie Beacom Hicks are standing on the porch. Bessie is holding her daughter, Florice. Son Craig is in the huckster wagon.

This information is from the…

This couple has been identified as Henry E. Coleman and Hazel M. Mathews Coleman. They were married 27 April 1918 in Marion County. Mr. Coleman was a traveling salesman. They had no children.

If you have any information about this photograph,…

This photograph shows Helen Campbell sitting on the Yankee Street bridge that crosses over Little Walnut Creek.

If you would like to tell us more about this photograph, please contact the library at 740-965-3901 or history@yourcl.org.

This is a photograph of Helen Campbell riding a horse sidesaddle.

Special broadcast from Columbus's WBNS-10TV on the history and development of the Village of Sunbury, as well as a tour of the Town Square and businesses in the area as they were in 1987. According to the June 11, 1987 issue of the Columbus…

On Feb. 22-1926- the

anniversary of Geo. Waal.

we left Pasadena, Calif

in Mrs Hatchards Lincoln

Car-accompanied by

Mrs Hatchard and her sister

Miss Mary Simpson, Mother

Mann, Chas. and I, bound

for the Coachella…