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Carleton Burrer's brief history of early Delaware County and Sunbury was written upon the 175th anniversay of the establishment of Delaware County. The growth and development of the Village of Sunbury, and the evolution of the Burrer's flour mill and…

An immense rock

back of the Annandale

Golf Club, between

Pasadena and the town

of Eagle Rock, Calif.

called Eagle Rock.

We passed this point

many times

Easter services are sometimes

held on top the huge rock.

This photograph shows the E. C. Bennett Lumber, Grain, Coal and Hay store in Galena. Jim Rose, Ed Bennett, Emir Morris, and Bill Carver are standing outside in front of the store.

This photograph shows the covered bridge east of Galena, and the original house where the Utley house was standing. The small house was used by Price, the undertaker.

This photograph shows the Dustin House. The building is on the west side of Galena Square.

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This is a picture of a drugstore on the Village Square in Sunbury. The store sold ice cream, candy, had a pharmacy inside, and served as a bus depot. The decorations here were done by students attending Big Walnut schools who were awarded prizes for…

This is a color photograph of Dr. L. M. Ihle, Galena's longtime community doctor.

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"Down by the River

side", the rumbling,

tumbling stream that

makes the "Cataract of

Lodore" seem tame and

commonplace.

From its muddy waters

no drowning person

is ever rescued. The

body fills with the

sand and soil…

Doors to the Corridors of Memories is the family history of the Goff family. It contains photographs, poetry, and stories of Jeannette Curren's (Goff) life, including her childhood, family life, education, marriage to Harold Curren, children,…

This young man has been identified as Donald Kempton by his daughter, Kitty Kempton. The picture was likely taken by Harry O. Kempton



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