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This video covers the history of the Nestle plant and its employees in Sunbury, Ohio.

This is the Hopkins House Day Book for the years 1925-1930. Entries include the names of the people served, the locations where they were taken, and how much they were charged to get to their destinations.

Carleton Burrer leads a tour around areas of Sunbury that lead to the Burrer Mill.

Tour of the Community Library in Sunbury and an overview of the library's history and operations. Features other buildings on the Sunbury square, including the Town Hall and the Hopkins House (Myers Inn). Also features library staff and class…

Tour of the Community Library in Sunbury, prior to the library moving to its new location at 44 Burrer Drive. Library staff members Nicole Watt Petruzzi, Janice Pierson, Donna Hale, Joni Paxton, Norma Schoelkopf, June Campbell, Annette Roberts, and…

Lillie May Kempton (1896-1973) at the Kempton home feeding the rabbits and chickens. The house is located at 181 East Granville Street, Sunbury, OH. Photographer Harry O. Kempton (1869-1957) is Lillie's father and may have taken this picture.

This man has been identified as Charles Edward Kempton by his niece, Kitty. The photo was likely taken in the Kempton yard by Henry O. Kempton

If you have any information about this photograph, please contact the library at 740-965-3901 or…

Picturesque Sunbury was published in 1896 by Letts, Whittier and Cring. The photos from which the engravings were made were taken by C. A. Perfect. The book includes a Sunbury business directory and a general discussion of Sunbury's past, present and…

Video of the 1988 Independence Day parade in Sunbury, Ohio.

Building the library float, Big Walnut Marching Band practice, flea market, parade staging, parade, award presentations at Big Walnut High School, girl’s softball dunk tank, Piper Puppets, sack races, backward races, and water balloon tossing.