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This photograph shows the Condit Tile Mill, also known as the Chadwick Tile Mill, was located on County Road 605 between Condit Station and South Condit, in Trenton Township, Ohio.

Chas. Wheaton photographer

Winter of 1922- when we

had such a fine, congenial

bunch of friends in Miami.

Left-

Mr Hinckley, Mother Mann, Joe

Tarbill in background, Mrs Hinkley,

Chas Cring by tree, Mrs Cring

(Joes girl in…

Construction of the Sunbury Creamery. At least two men can be seen; one standing on the lower left, and one in an opening on the second story of the building looking out toward the camera.

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One of the O'Brien cottages

on the side of Camel Back

Mountain, northeast of

Phoenix, Ariz.

This cottage settlement is

in a delightful location,-

overlooking Phoenix and

miles upon miles of Salt

River Valley.

Just over the…

The Course of Study, Rules and Regulations of Thompson Township Public Schools details the responsibilities and course of study for students attending the Thompson Township Public Schools.

This photograph shows a picture of a covered bridge over Big Walnut Creek. The description on top is unable to be read.

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This postcard shows a picture of the creamery in Galena, Ohio.

The man in the door is Jake Webber and the man in the small white wagon is Adam Webber, Jake's father.

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This photo has been identified as the railroad trestle at the Sunbury Creamery.

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This photograph shows a creek with birch trees in the foreground and deciduous trees in the background.

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This photo was taken by Sunbury News photographer Bill Whitney. It appears in the September 27,1951 edition of the Sunbury News.

"Ellis Lane of Sunbury is shown handing his glove to his son, Junior Lane, 6, with best wishes for a baseball career. …