Index

Photo Link	Description 1	Description 2	Description 3	Description 4
Photo 970001	A.B. Smith office and residence, located on W. Herrick.	Typed caption: This landmark was the residence and office of Dr. A.B. Smith whose wife was a sister of Myron T. Herrick, Governor of Ohio and twice Ambassador to France. The home was dismantled in 1945 to make room for the Wellington Implement Company's building and parking facilities.
Photo 970002	1902 photograph of Firemans Convention depicting street scene of people, horse-drawn buggies and interurban railroad cars.	Photograph was taken facing north from Public Square.	Typed caption: Lorain County Firemen's Convention held in Wellington in 1902. The buggies and people shown are lined up on the west side of Willard Square. The street cars which brought the hundreds of guests are lined up from the square north to the New York Central Railroad tracks and beyond.""
Photo 970003	1955 Enterprise picture of horse-drawn cart carrying Richard MacDermott and Anne Colver Graff (author of Yankee Doodle painter) on S. Main in front of Park with memorial. 1955 Cadillac possibly driven by Harry Lee following the cart.	Typed caption: Mrs. S. Stewart Graff--Polly Anne Colver--with Richard P. MacDermott at the reins, heading the 1955 Centennial parade.
Photo 970004	Brighton General Store circa 1905. Sign on building says A.B. Tuttle General Store.	Horse-drawn wagon and a few people standing on the porch and in the doorway of the store.
Photo 970005	Group of 20 women associated with the Woman's Afternoon Club of 1945 gathered on the porch steps of the home of Mrs. George Warner.	Typed caption: Mrs. C.W. Horr, Mrs. F.B. Gregg, and Mrs. E.A. Van Cleef were honored for 50 years of affiliation with the Woman's Afternoon Club, Oct. 15, 1945 at home of Mrs. Geo. Warner.
Photo 970006	Group of 15 women associated with the Sorosis Club of 1958 in old time dress gathered to relive an old time Sorosis meeting.	Typed caption: Sorosis Club's 60th anniversary picnic, 1958. Members were in costume to re-live an Oldtime Sorosis meeting.
Photo 970007	Large group of people gathered in the Reserve building for the Kroger store open house in the late 1930s; produce and boxed food items in bins and on shelves shown along with decorations hanging from ceiling. One person identified in photo is Brad Hopkins.
Photo 970008	Interior of Ernie Garrett's Supermarket from 1905. Nine men standing around circular island counter; one person identifed as (Boob) Sutliff as a youth holding a cat.
Photo 970009	Five men posing with threshing equipment in a field in front of a row of trees. A steam engine is possibly pictured also.	Writing on reverse of photo: Early 20th century threshing equipment.
Photo 970010	Franklin M. Jones Motor Company building which was located on the corner of N. Main and Taylor Streets. Ford advertising signs hanging on front of brick building and in windows.
Photo 970011	Three men and a young girl identified as Mr. Burlingame, Mr. Doan, Lewis Dibble and Gertrude Dibble posing with horses and two ice wagons in front of the Wellington Ice Storage Barn about 1906.
Photo 970012	Interior of Wellington's first bakery which was opened in the 1890's and owned by Ed Robinson. Mr. Robinson is pictured behind display counter.	Writing on reverse of photo: Bakery-Wellington Ohio. Mrs. Earl Clark.
Photo 970013	Wreckage of airplane in Milo Yoxtheimer's backyard. Three homes visible in background.	Typed caption: Wellington's first fatal airplane crash, thought to have been caused by engine failure, occurred Nov. 23, 1930. While flying a National Guard plane from Cleveland to Columbus, Milo Yoxtheimer, a resident of Wellington and his observor crashed in the back yard of Yoxtheimer's home on Magyar street. The observor was killed and Yoxtheimer was seriously injured [sic].C16
Photo 970014	22 members of Wellington's Volunteer Fire Department posing in town square on May 10, 1890. Two of the buildings pictured are American House and Ladies Bazaar. Fire equipment is pictured behind volunteers as well as a few children.
Photo 970015	Public Square illustrating the Greenline turn-around	Town Hall, and building on the north side of Town Hall. Circa 1901-05.	Typed caption: Wellington Square with Greenline turn-around" and old wooden pump. (Circa 1901-05)"
Photo 970017	20 men, members of the Wellington Volunteer Fire Department, posing on the steps of Herrick Memorial Library's main entrance. No identification.	Photo may have been taken prior to 1930.
Photo 970018	Advertisement for a midsummer concert given by the Welton Male Quartet of Wellington, Ohio in Spencer's Town Hall on Saturday, August 24, 1907. Photos of the quartet are on ad, identified as: Geo. R.C. Hill, Ernest P. Bill, E.K. Gannett and D.D. Grissinger. Ad also states admission prices and songs that will be performed.	Writing on reverse of photo: Gift of Dan Grissinger.""
Photo 970019	22 men associated with the Wellington Volunteer Fire Department posing in front of a few pieces of the fire equipment at Town Hall in Public Square in 1890.	Writing on reverse of photo: Hand opperated equipment; Town pump with tin cup [sic].
Photo 970020	Photo taken August 12, 1953 of Lorain County Fair secretary C.L. Hill observing Doc Caywood painting large sign advertising the fair.	Sign reads: Lorain County Fair Day & ___; Aug. 24-28.
Photo 970021	Circa 1887 scene of Wellington Square and the park looking west. Water pump and gas light visible in photo along with horse drawn wagons and buggies. Two of the buildings in the row of buildings along west side of street are identified by names: E.E. Goodrich Clothing and Baldwin, Laundon & Co.
Photo 970023	Knapp family reunion from the late 1800's; 47 men, women and children posing in approximately four rows for photo.	Writing on reverse of photo: Knapp Family Reunion #5167.
Photo 970024	Photo of H.A. Knapp taken at The Van Loo Studio which was located on Barker Street in Wellington.
Photo 970025	Wellington Machine Company building, established in 1879, located on DeWolfe Street in Wellington. Photo appears to be circa 1970's-1980's.	Sign on building reads: Wellington Machine Co., Industrial Trucks, rubber tired wheels & casters.
Photo 970026	Brick residence which was once a one-room schoolhouse. Residence has front door and three front windows. Date and location unknown.	Typed caption reads: From 1850 to 1925 Lorain County crossroads were dotted with brick, stone and wooden one-room schoolhouses similar to the one pictured here, now a residence.
Photo 970027	Depiction of Town Square and Town Hall taken circa 1905. The Interurban railroad is shown at the extreme right of photo.
Photo 970028	11 members of Wellington's Women's Afternoon Club Pirates" cast posing for photo taken October 11	1929. The play was presented in the Opera House on October 11,  1929."	Typed caption attached to photo : Wellington's Oldest Literary Club: The Women's Afternoon Club in 1929 presented Pirates." The cast included: (standing,  l to r) Mrs. Roy Clisby,  Miss Margaret Warner,  Mrs. David Arnold,  Miss Jeannette Warner,  Mrs. A.E. Daugherty,  Mrs. Robert Foster,  and Mrs. H.R. Lee; (seated,  2nd row) Mrs. V.W. Clisby and Mrs. Milton Cayce; (seated  front row), Mrs. A.B. Curtice Hummel and Mrs. Franklin Jones."
Photo 970029	Seven men posing for ground breaking of the A & P Plaza site. Five of the men partaking in the ground breaking and two men behind them looking on. Location is the northeast corner of Barker and East Herrick.	Written caption on photo: Village officials turn dirt at shopping plaza site.
Photo 970031	1962 photo of Sam Katz looking at the religious symbols in the stone wall at the Wellington Hospital.
Photo 970032	E.L. Henes and Paul Dammeyer, standing at a podium, burning a 135,000.00 note at a Wellington hospital meeting in 1965. Unidentified woman in background to left of podium.
Photo 970033	1960 photo of six women participating in Wellington Hospital's Auxiliary Benefit bazaar. The unidentified women are grouped around a table. Sign reading Seasons Greetings" held by two of the women."
Photo 970034	1962 photo of a portion of the reception room at the Wellington Hospital. Chairs, end tables and a lamp are depicted.
Photo 970035	Circa 1961-2 Wellington Enterprise photo of Wellington Hospital construction. Exterior depiction.
Photo 970036	1962 depiction of the ribbon cutting ceremony at Wellington Hospital. Forrest Fox, Rev. Mellick and Edna Watters identified as the participants. The man standing behind the ribbon cutters, in the doorway, is identified as Roy Moore (identified in photo 970821).	This photo is of the same subject as photo 970821.
Photo 970037	Wellington Enterprise photo, circa 1962, of a portion of a Wellington Hospital office. A few pieces of office equipment are shown.
Photo 970038	1962 Wellington Enterprise picture of the Wellington Hospital under construction. Exterior view showing brickwork and scaffolding at side of building.	Writing on reverse: The building takes form.
Photo 970039	Jean Truman, Edna Watters, and Wellington Hospital board president Forrest Fox posing behind examining table at the new Wellington Hospital. Edna Watters handing a paper to Forrest Fox. Wellington Enterprise photograph, circa 1962.
Photo 970040	Mrs. Willie Warrens with baby daughter, Wilma Anette Warrens, the first baby born in Wellington Hospital. Photo taken March 17, 1962 in the Wellington Hospital.	This photograph is similar to photo 970879.
Photo 970041	Crowd gathered outside at the Wellington Hospital dedication in 1962.Vehicle with light on top pictured in foreground.
Photo 970042	1962 depiction of a semi private room in the new Wellington Hospital. A bed, sink, small nightstand/dresser and curtained window shown.
Photo 970043	Wellington Mayor Ralph Gray conversing with another man outside the Wellington Hospital dedication in 1962. Other people in the background.
Photo 970044	1960's photo of Marie Fehlan, A.E. Tewksbury, Vernice Wright and Ruth Church posing inside the Wellington Hospital. One of the ladies is handing A.E. Tewksbury a check.	Typed caption: Administrator A.E. Tewksbury several years later accepts another check from the Ladies' Auxiliary which has made yearly donation.
Photo 970045	Interior depiction of Wellington Hospital construction. Cement block walls and doorways visible. Circa 1962.
Photo 970046	1956 photo of 28 members of the Wellington High School Class of 1911 posing in front of a house.
Photo 970047	Five men posing in an office placing the first long distance direct dialing call in May 1963.	Typed caption: History was made in May, 1963 when long distance direct dialing was introduced in Wellington. The first call was made by Ralph Gray, seated at the left, then mayor of the village, to Governor James Rhodes in Columbus. The second call was made by Enterprise Publisher E.L. Henes, shown talking to Congressman Chas. A. Mosher in Washington. Looking on are Robert Gott, NOTCO locla manager; Eugene Ridden, district manager, Oberlin, and equipment superintendent, Walter Pinyard, Bellevue [sic].
Photo 970048	George Robinson walking behind two mules in front of the Huntington store. Two other individuals, one seated and one standing, behind Robinson, closer to the store. One visible sign on store advertising Lanes Tea. Water pump and small outbuilding also visible.
Photo 970049	R.A. Cordray home located at 350 Prospect Street, Wellington. Photo taken in October 1949.	Writing on reverse of photo: uncovered a metal box containing $30,000.00 in gold certificates.
Photo 970050	Local aviator Leonard Bonnie seated in airplane. Flight instruments visible.
Photo 970051	Wellington Oil Company building, circa 1920's. The Cities Service Station and the Mill" in background."
Photo 970052	24 passengers, men and women, and one male driver seated in an open-sided touring vehicle on a 1909 trip through the Allegheny Mountains. Vehicle identified by No. 4 on front left side. Dr. and Mrs. Frank B. Gregg are seated in the rear of the vehicle.	Typed caption: Dr. and Mrs. Frank B. Gregg on 1909 trip through the Allegheny Mountains.
Photo 970053	15 cast members of the play Misery Moon" posing on the Opera House stage on January 21	1927."	Writing on front of photo: Misery Moon Jan. 21, 1927. Althaus Studio.
Photo 970054	Interior of Warren Hardware, located on West Herrick Avenue. Sol Ray and Walter Warren standing in store. Pitchforks, post-hole diggers, shovels and other hardware items pictured.	Typed caption: Warren Hardware (now a part of the Kimmel Pharmacy) in (?). Sol Ray is facing the camera; Walter Warren is looking in the case. -Clyde Ray,  Donor.""
Photo 970056	Exterior view of the Wean House located at 380 South Main Street.
Photo 970057	Cora Shepard, correspondent for the Chronicle Telegram and the Wellington Enterprise. Circa 1920's photo.	Writing on reverse of photo: newspaper work for half a century.""
Photo 970058	Vaudville team of Wilbur Boob" Sutliff and Dan Grissinger seated in small wooden automobile;1918."	Typed caption: Original Trick" Auto used by Vaudeville Team of Wilbur "Boob" Sutliff and Dan Grissinger; The time: 1918."
Photo 970059	Man wading through water in front of Lee Motors on Courtland Street during a flood in the early 1950's. Three automobiles parked on street in front of building.	Writing on reverse of photo: early 1950s."
Photo 970060	View of several cars and a truck surrounded by water at Lee Motor on the street during a flood. Homes and street lights visible. Information sheet indicates photo was taken in the early 1950's; vehicles appear to be from the 1930's.	Writing on reverse of photo: East Main & Courtland Flood.
Photo 970061	Depiction of downtown Wellington looking east on West Herrick. Horse and buggies, wagons and people on the dirt street visible. Date unknown.
Photo 970063	W.R. Wean house on South Main Street. Small child standing in front of home and person sitting on porch.
Photo 970064	W.R. Wean house located at the corner of Fourth and South Main Streets.
Photo 970065	W.R. Wean House located on the corner of Fourth and South Main Streets.
Photo 970066	21 members of the 1920 Wellington Fire Department posing in front of buildings in Elyria. Several onlookers in the background. A banner advertising Central Union Telephone Co. is hanging above and behind the group. The Elyria Savings & Banking Co. building is also in photo.	Writing on reverse of photo: Chief William Hildebrand.
Photo 970067	Circa 1913 photo of the Wellington and Lake Erie bridge located west of Wellington over the Black River. Steam engine and railroad car along with workers on bridge.	Writing on reverse of photo: Replacing W & LE bridge lost in 1914 [sic] flood.
Photo 970068	Town Hall as it appeared in 1885.
Photo 970069	1905 depiction of Village Square, including town hall, an interurban car, a horse and buggy and a horse and wagon.	Writing on photo: Greetings. Park Restaurant." Also an arrow pointing to the white building located north of town hall."	Typed caption: Wellington Town Hall, Public Square and Interurban car. 1905. #1803.
Photo 970070	Laundon House, built in 1852, located on South Main Street.	Laundon House is now the site of Dr. Kenyon Glor's office. (2001)
Photo 970071	William Barton and Myron T. Herrick posing with hands on shovel for a groundbreaking. Crowd of onlookers behind the two men. Circa 1902.	This photograph is believed to be depicting the groundbreaking for Herrick Memorial Library.
Photo 970072	Large group of children and adults posing on Herrick Memorial Library's steps.	Photo and accompanying caption appear on the front page of the November 24, 1954 edition of the Wellington Enterprise.	Newspaper caption reads: Their first train ride- Most of these children, eighth graders at Parmadale, a Catholic orphanage in Parma, had never ridden a train before Sunday, when they took an excursion trip to Wellington, arriving here on the 1:24 and returning at 2:30. They were welcomed at the train and escorted to the library, where Miss Martha Morse, librarian, told them about Myron Herrick. Theo Brouse told of Archibald Willard and the Spirit of '76" which they recognized and Sheila Wagner described the Oberlin-Wellington Rescue Case. After a visit to the museum they stopped for double dip ice cream cones on their way back to the train. Others helping to welcome them included Robert Faus,  Charles West, David Hayes, Mrs. George Green, Arthur Furnish, and Russell Buck who took the picture."
Photo 970073	1948 depiction of the area of Wellington looking north from South Main Street and the park towards Public Square. Several downtown buildings and vehicles visible in background.
Photo 970074	Santley House, also known as the DeFoote Hotel, which was built in 1881.
Photo 970076	Wadsworth Inn, located on South Main Street; date unknown. This building is now the Moffett home. (2001)
Photo 970077	Southwest corner of the Wellington Business District. The building on the SW corner is identified as E.E. Waters Dry Goods. Horse and buggies and a few pedestians also visible.	Writing on photograph: West Side Public Square, Wellington, Ohio.
Photo 970078	Depiction of the north side of East Herrick showing Herrick Memorial Library, Public Square an Interurban Railroad car, horse-drawn wagons and storefronts.	Writing on photograph: N.E. view of Public Square, Wellington, Ohio.
Photo 970079	Bonnie Brae Farms, located on Quarry Road. A house, barn and outbuildings, as well as several horses and one unidentified person on right side on photo are depicted. Date unknown.	Writing on reverse of photo: William Murray owner.
Photo 970080	View of Wellington's west business district looking east down West Main Street. Several businesses as well as vehicles parked on West Main are depicted.
Photo 970081	View of downtown Wellington from above with the intersection of SR 18 and SR 58 in the center of the photo. Dated prior to 1910.	Writing on photo: Birds eye view Wellington O.
Photo 970082	Businesses located on the northeast side of Wellington's Business district during the 1960's. Identifying signs such as Wellington Hardware, Furniture, Dry Goods, and Bevier's are shown. Six automobiles parked in lot south of the buildings and along the street also shown.
Photo 970084	Circa 1910 depiction of the Hotel De Foote and annex.	Writing on photo: Hotel DeFoote and Annex, Wellington Ohio.""
Photo 970085	Nazarene Church which was located on the northwest corner of Barker and East Main streets.	Writing on photo: Nazarene Church- Wellington O.
Photo 970086	1948 photo of businesses along the northwest side of Wellington's business district. A few of the stores are identified as Wellington Grange, Beauty Mart and the Dairy Bar. Vehicles parked along the street also.
Photo 970087	The Hough & Otterbachers building and the Feed Mill are depicted in this undated photograph. Portions of two vehicles also shown.
Photo 970089	Methodist Church and Opera House located on South Main Street. Winter, date unknown.
Photo 970090	15 individuals, Wellington Post Office employees and visitors, posed, sitting around a dinner table; date unknown.	Writing on reverse of photo: Special Delivery boy, Fred Sponseller; Left to Right- Jim VanArnam, Rollie Parks, Don Barber, Chas. Whiton, Bill Wadsworth, Harvey Meyers. Visitors- Lawton Doc" Holiday,  Cliff West,  Bob Burnham,  Bernard "Tildy" Hales,  John Perry, Harry Gill. Wellington Post Office Employees."This photo is a duplicate of photo 970387.
Photo 970091	1920's depiction of a utility post installation on East Main Street in Wellington. Several businesses, pedestrians and a vehicle are shown.
Photo 970092	Late 1930's depiction of West Herrick Avenue. Two men conversing beside a parked car in the foreground. Several vehicles parked along each side of street.	Photo caption: Herrick Avenue, Business Section; Wellington, Ohio.
Photo 970094A	Wellington's Town Hall and the Green Line of the Interurban Railroad are pictured in the undated photo.	Writing on reverse of photo: Gift of Harold Creiglow." Compliments of Watters & Griesinger Dry Goods."
Photo 970095	1896 photo of the American House and adjacent buildings. Banner across the top of the adjacent buildings reads Wellington McKinley and Hobart Club.""
Photo 970096	Photograph taken on October 21, 1871 at Warner's/Horr's barn on South Main Street in Wellington. A large number of men, women and children posed in front of Warner's barn, on the ground, in wagons and one on horseback.	Writing on reverse of photo: Gift of Mr. Harold Creglow - Lake Ann,  Mich.""
Photo 970097	Eleven members of the Wellington High School Class of 1900 posing in 1950. Members identified as, left to right: Unknown, Ruth Burlingham (?), Alice Andrus, Allen Whitbeck (?), Mary Sprague, Warren Hall (?), Stella Philpot (?), Kent VanCleef, Leona or Luella West, Coila Stemple VanCleef, Unknown.	Writing on reverse of photo: Graduates of Class of 1900 Wellington Ohio present at Coila Stemple VanCleef's Oberlin home,  165 Forest St. for 50 Reunion.""
Photo 970098	Depiction of West Main Street in Wellington after a big snow storm, date unknown. Snow is piled up along the side of the street. One identifiable sign on a utility pole is Wellington Drug Store.
Photo 970099	21 people posing for the 50th reunion of Wellington High School's Class of 1900, held at the home of Coila Stemple VanCleef, Oberlin, Ohio.
Photo 970100	Exterior depiction of the Union School. A couple of homes on the street behind the school are just visible.
Photo 970101	Myron T. Herrick and William Barton, along with a group of unidentified men, near the cheese building and depot. Photo dated to 1902(?); winter.
Photo 970102	Myron T. Herrick and William Barton walking near the railroad depot on West Herrick Avenue. Photo dated to 1902(?); winter. Unidentified men looking on and walking with Mr. Herrick and Mr. Barton.
Photo 970103	Myron T. Herrick in suit with hat, cane and gloves in hand.	Inscription on reverse of photo: To Honorable E.F. Webster,  my dear friend,  of whom..."(?) The end of the autograph is broken off from the photo."
Photo 970104	Mayor and Mrs. Robert Young dancing at the Sesqui Ball in 1968.
Photo 970105	Lois and Bill Norton posing in the Town Hall gym in 1968. Lois is dressed in a long gown and Bill is dressed in a suit and top hat.	Typed caption on back of photo: Mr. & Mrs. William Norton- Enterprise No. 35."
Photo 970106	Five men behind bars	one man with gun" in hand standing guard and two men sitting at a makeshift desk,  one acting as judge,  in front of Town Hall in 1968. Men identified as A.J. Weber, Bill Weber,  Ernie Good,  Bob Manning,  Bob Weber,  Chuck Foster,  Rollie West,  Jack Perry and Charlie West. Nine names and only eight men pictured."
Photo 970107	1968 Sesqui Parade float of the Tomb of the Unknown Soldier. Persons riding on the float are identified as Jim Baker (Navy man), and Harold Rolfe (Army man). Mr. Hershey is driving the horses pulling the float. Several boy scouts are walking with the float.
Photo 970108	Several men locked up" in the Wellington Pioneer Poky in front of Town Hall in 1968. One man "standing guard" outside the makeshift jail."
Photo 970113	Unknown man and a collie on a sled pulled by two horses collecting maple sugar from trees in a wooded area. Winter; date and location unknown.
Photo 970114	North side of West Herrick Avenue looking east from the vicinity of Depot Street prior to 1919. Several horse drawn wagons are depicted.
Photo 970115	54 members of Wellington's Grand Army of the Republic, GAR, posing in front of town hall.
Photo 970116	1800's depiction of the southwest corner of Wellington's business district and a portion of Public Square. Horse drawn vehicles parked along west side of street.
Photo 970117	The J.M. Otterbacher Harness shop and Alvatunder Dental Parlors building located on West Main in Wellington. Five unidentified men posing on sidewalk in front of building.
Photo 970118	1887 depiction of the southwest corner of Wellington's business district and a portion of Public Square. Gas lights and water pump in Public Square are visible in photo as well as horse drawn vehicles.
Photo 970119	12 young women posing for a group photo in 1892 or 1893. Women identified on reverse of photo as: Ida Bowers (Mrs. David Gammel), Grace Artz (Mrs. G.R. Demory), Lillian Vischur, Nell Horr, Mabel Benedict (Mrs. A.R. Palmer), May Wilcox (Mrs. Owen Jenks), Emma Simmons (Mrs. Will Colver), Bird Chapman (Mrs. George Schone), Delia Bastable, Beatrice Howk (Mrs. Eugene Cushing), Daisy Phelan (Mrs. Chas. Perlam, Mrs. Lee Wadsworth), and Sarah Vishche (Mrs. Bert Carlsby, Mrs. Bert Curtis).	Photo is signed on reverse: Delia Bastable.
Photo 970121	1885 Wellington school class picture. Students and teachers sitting outside the school.	Writing on front of photo: Signed by teacher 30 years after photo was made in 1885. Lettie Bennett at P.C.W. Spring 1885." Also an arrow pointing to RWF."	Writing on reverse of photo: This photo group is probably about the first group photo outdoor ever made of school children. The teacher's autograph was written on this old photo about 1915 when Miss Bennett was a teacher at Pennsylvania College for Women at Pittsburgh (30 years after photo was made). Taken about 1885. RWF 11 years old at right end of group.""
Photo 970122	Wellington Depot with a few individuals standing outside of it and a train pulling up to it.
Photo 970123	Depiction of the Wight house being moved through the center of town. A few individuals are standing around the house and one person on a bicycle behind the house. Photo is dated to possibly the 1920's.
Photo 970124	The 1919 Wellington High School Service Staff. Nineteen individual photographs of the staff as well as a photo of the Wellington High School and a banner reading W.H.S. Service '19 are also depicted on this 8x10 photograph."
Photo 970129	L.J. Gunn pictured on his horse drawn oil wagon. The oil tank on the wagon is identifed by words L.J. Gunn oils & ...(?)"	The photograph was from Jo Babcock whose mother was Mildred (McConnell) Seely.
Photo 970130	A Wellington and Lake Erie (W & LE) train looking west from 120 Wheeling Street, Wellington.	Photograph taken by Ralph Miller in 1930 or 1940.
Photo 970131	The Wellington and Lake Erie No. 814 train engine crossing over the tracks at the Sectional Die location.
Photo 970132	The Baumgardner Brothers Ford building which was located at the corner of Taylor and North Main Streets. A few vehicles parked outside the building.
Photo 970133	Several members of the crew paving North Main Street in 1913 posing beside their work. Two men identified are Tom Burton and Fred Burton.
Photo 970134	An old" spring on the east side of Pitts road north of State Route 18. Located north of an underground house. Dated prior to 1900."
Photo 970135	Persons identified as Grandpa and Grandma Burton, John, Byrdie, George, Kitty and Glenn and Rose posing for a group picture in 1914 on Woodland Street. One individual, perhaps the small child standing beside the seated individuals, not identified.
Photo 970136	The interior of the John B. Murray store. Appears to be a general store by the products on the shelves. Three men and one woman standing in the store.
Photo 970137	1900 (?) winter depiction of the Wellington Stockyard located at the corner of State Route 18 and South Depot Street. Five individuals as well as livestock in three separate corrals are shown.	Writing on reverse of photo: 2nd man is Owen Gott and 4th man is George Gott who are brothers.
Photo 970138	Early 1970's depiction of the construction of Wellington High School. Men on scaffolding and on top of the building are visible.
Photo 970139	Municipal water tower at the municipal plant during the mid-1960's.
Photo 970140	Early 1960's depiction of Wellington's Street Department working in the center of town. Much of North Main Street is visible. Policeman Jimmy West is standing on the street.
Photo 970141	View of downtown Wellington in 1962 after a large amount of snow had fallen. One unidentified man standing in a snow pile along a curb.
Photo 970142	Four individuals identified as Mr. Gaylord Bassett, Mrs. Jo Bassett, Bob Herrick and Mrs. Bob Herrick posing on the deck of the sailing ship Queen of Nassau, Panama R.P.
Photo 970143	Six women wearing name tags sitting on a sofa. The woman seated on the far right is identified as Greenbank (?).
Photo 970144	1963 photo of Holsey Rucker Jr. standing at the front of a horse.
Photo 970145	Five Westwood School cooks identified as, left to right: Corrigeo, Unknown, Jones, Unknown, and Dorothy Fox.
Photo 970146	Ten members of a 1963 adult education sewing class seated around tables knitting.
Photo 970147	Employees R. Dryer, J. Clem, Maynard Wright and Buzz McHenry of the Wellington Ohio Municipal Utilities gathered around one of their trucks. Three of the men standing outside the driver's door speaking to the driver.
Photo 970148	1970 interior depiction of the Wellington greenhouse located on South Street. An unidentified older couple is shown at the end of one aisle flanked by a large number of poinsettas.	Photograph donated by Lillian Smith.
Photo 970149	Exterior depiction of the Wellington Green House located on South Street. Winter, 1970.	Photograph donated by Lillian Smith.
Photo 970150	Paul Jewett, the owner of the Wellington Greenhouse located on South Street, posing in one of the aisles of the greenhouse in 1973.	Photograph donated by Lillian Smith.
Photo 970151	Helen Jewett standing in an aisle at the Wellington Greenhouse located on South Street in 1973.	Photograph donated by Lillian Smith.
Photo 970152	This photo is a reversal of the original photograph and depicts the American House and adjacent building, town square and a portion of East Herrick Avenue.
Photo 970153	Interior of a meat market. Four people posing, three behind counter and one clerk standing beside meat hanging by a wall.	Typed caption: Early 20th century meat market in the quarters now occupied by the Fashion Shop. Pictured are Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Hachenburg,  Warren Gott and an unidentified clerk." #2258"	Writing on reverse of photo: This was taken where Jess Rogers store is now- about 1880?""
Photo 970154	Three men pictured inside Steven's Barber Shop in the late 1920's. Appears to be two barbers and one customer.There is a question as to whether the photo is of Robinson's Barber Shop.	Typed caption: Stevens Barber Shop (late 1920's) in the quarters now occupied by Roedel's Shoe Store.""
Photo 970155	Gaylord, Josephine, Barbara, Beverly and Richard Bassett posing inside their store during the grand opening of Bassett's Apparel Shop in 1954.
Photo 970157	Gaylord and Josephine Bassett and their children Beverly, Barbara and Richard posing in front of the Kesser-Bassett Motors Automobile dealership building circa 1949. The building is still under construction at the time of the photograph. The Mercury dealership was located on West Herrick Avenue and later named Perry Motors.
Photo 970158	Undated photo of the original Saint Patrick's Church located at Adams Street and State Route 58.
Photo 970159	Undated photograph of Park Street in Wellington showing several homes and wooded area in front of the homes.
Photo 970160	Group of men and a boy posing outside the D.L. Wadsworth Box Factory.	Writing on reverse of photo: Small boy on wagon-Junior Ordway. Three men on wagon unknown. From W.L. Wadsworth. D.L. Wadsworth Box Factory. Left to right: 1. D.B. Ordway 2. "Jimmie Adams" 3. Linden 4. Lester Miller 5. Pat McClory 6. Huntley 7. F. Linder 8. Harry Bennett (?) Arlo Stannard 9. Henry Clifford 10. Cyril Wadsworth 11. S. Black - back row 12. Stannard 13. Philo Sheppard 14. Ray Battles 15. Harry Griffith 16. F. Damon""
Photo 970162	1930's photos of librarian Edith Robinson, a librarian for more than 30 years, who lived on Forrest Street. The photo on the left of the 8x10 sheet is of Edith in her backyard(?). The photo on the right is of Edith standing on a sidewalk near a street.
Photo 970163	Interior depiction of the Wellington Machine Company showing tools and equipment. Date unknown.
Photo 970164	Construction of the auditorium at Wellington's old high school. The high school is represented as well as the auditorium addition.
Photo 970165	Boob" Sutliff and J. Howard Page posing together in suits and hats."
Photo 970166	Man in black face and checkered suit identified as Wilbur." Description sheet reads "Wilbur	awaiting curtain call.""
Photo 970167	Wilbur Sutliff; date unknown.
Photo 970168	The 8x10 photograph is a reversal of the original 5x7 photograph.	Interior of a Wellington barber shop. Two men posing with their barber chairs.	Typed caption: This Barber Shop, which had a number of owners-operators in its lifetime was located in the building now (1979) occupied by the Roedel Shoe Store in Wellington. This photo was taken in the late 1920's. Previous to its use as a barbershop, the room housed Binder's Rexall Store.""
Photo 970169	Last steam locomotive through Wellington on the Nickle Plate railroad.Photo possibly taken in 1957.
Photo 970170	Exterior depiction of Stacey's Diner on Depot Street in the 1950's. A couple of vehicles are pictured in photo foreground.
Photo 970171	Ford Stacey posing behind a display case in Stacey's Men's Shop. Various items of apparel on shelves and in display cases.
Photo 970172	Exterior view of Stacey's Men's Shop. Christmas decorations are hanging on the storefront.
Photo 970173	1957 photo of Huff Tower beside a set of railroad tracks in Wellington.
Photo 970174	1938 depiction of brothers Jack, Mick and Tony Moskal farming in a field on the Moskal and Radley farms located on Clark Road in Huntington Township. One brother is on a tractor pulling a wagon with the other two brothers.	Writing on reverse of photo: Thought maybe these pictures would bring you closer to home.""
Photo 970175	1938 depiction of the Moskal Farm located on Clark Road. A piece of farming equipment as well as a building are visible in photo.
Photo 970193	July 4, 1887 depiction of a horse drawn buggy carrying the oldest females from Wellington. The buggy is parked in town square in front of the American House, Opera House and Town Hall.	Dr. J.B. Smith is seated beside the buggy driver and the ladies seated in the buggy are identified as; Mrs. Ruel Lang, Mrs. Isaac Bennett, Mrs. Edward Tripp and Mrs. Chaunecy Warner.
Photo 970194	Wellington's southwest business district during a July 1969 flood. A few cars are parked along the street in front of businesses. The floodwater is just up to the doors of the businesses.
Photo 970195	Early 1950's, possibly 1954, photo of SPEBSQSA minstral show performers on McCormick Middle School's stage. Four men identified as, left to right, Clay Fulson, Bob Baker, Unknown, and Unknown are singing in front of a group of seated show participants.	Writing on photo reverse: SPEBSQSA minstral show 1950's at Wellington Middle School.
Photo 970196	Wilbur Boob" Sutliff performing at a podium which reads "Free Show Tonight" on the front during the early 1950's."	Writing on reverse of photo: SPEBSQSA minstral show at McCormick Middle School.
Photo 970197	Ethel Bishop and Marge Shelton Henes shown working at the Wellington Enterprise office in 1969.
Photo 970198	Four men seated around a table at Stacey's restaurant in the 1950's.	Typed caption: Coffee break at Stacey's restaurant. (L-R) Robert Gott, Keith Thorton, Bill Sponseller,  Ernie Henes.""
Photo 970199	Depiction of Park Place in Wellington on August 24, 1928. Homes and the wooded area in front of the homes are represented.	Typed caption: Park Street Wellington Ohio.
Photo 970200	Postcard, postmarked October 12, 1906, depicting the Wadsworth House (?).	The address written on the postcard is: Miss Anna Johnson, Green Spring Ohio- Park Ridge
Photo 970201	November 29, 1912 depiction of the northwest side of Wellington's business district. Two of the businesses identified by their window signs are Books & Stationer and The Wells Co. Millinery. A few horse drawn wagons are parked at the curb.	Writing on front of photo: West side Public Square Wellington O.""
Photo 970202	Four horse drawn covered carriages carrying students parked outside the old Brighton School.
Photo 970203	The E.A. Chapman residence located at 344 South Main Street in Wellington. Mrs. Chapman and Josephine are seated on the front porch.
Photo 970204	Exterior view of Robinson's Bakery which was owned and operated by Edward Fairfax Robinson and Alice Jane Holt Robinson. One horse and a person(?) are also visible in the photo.
Photo 970205	Pre 1885 depiction of the South Park Street area of Wellington showing the Old White Church/Methodist Church.	The 8x10 photograph contains two smaller photos of the same area.	The photographer was Smith & Co., Oberlin, Ohio.
Photo 970206	The buildings located on the northwest corner of Wellington's business district. Pedestrians and horse drawn vehicles are around the perimeter of the buildings.	The 8x10 photos contain two smaller WFAimages of the same photo.	The photographer was Smith & Co., Oberlin, Ohio.
Photo 970207	Large group of students posing outside the Union School in the 1800's.	Writing on reverse of photo: W.R. Wean,  Supt.	The 8x10 photo contains two smaller photos of the same image.
Photo 970208	Both sides of Wellington's southern business district are depicted in this photo from the 1800's. Several wagons, pedestrians, and horse traffic are visible in the photo.	The photographer was Smith & Co., Oberlin, Ohio.	The 8x10 photograph contains two smaller photos of the same image.
Photo 970209	Brighton's Public Square illustrating a church, homes, barns and other outbuildings.	Writing on front of photo: Public Square Brighton O.	Photographer was Photo Post Card Co.
Photo 970210	Five men posing in front of Roedel Bros. store with cement mixing equipment. The men are identifed on the front of the photograph as, left to right: Jim Everhart, Rugg, Unknown, Lou Auble and Chas. Yoxheimer.	Writing on reverse of photo: Hitching rails.
Photo 970211	H.B. Tuttle General Store which was located in Brighton. One man standing on the porch, another walking to the left of the store, a child standing in the doorway of the store and a horse drawn wagon parked to the right of the store.	Writing on front of photo: General Store Brighton O.
Photo 970212	Wellington Power Plant/Muni Plant which was located on Erie Street. Winter, date unknown.
Photo 970213	This photo depicts a train beside the Big Four Depot in Wellington.A few people are located standing outside the depot.	Wellington Ohio.
Photo 970214	Interior of Brook's Variety Store. One unidentified man standing at the end of the main aisle of the store.	Writing on front of photo: Things for the home at Brook's Variety Store Wellington O.""
Photo 970215	Exterior view of the Bennett House located on East Herrick Avenue in Wellington.	Writing on reverse of photo: Bennett House- East Herrick.""
Photo 970216	The Methodist church pulpit, organ and choir loft.
Photo 970217	Exterior view of the Methodist Church in Wellington.
Photo 970218	1920's view of South Main Street looking north. Several automobiles are parked at the curbs.	Typed caption: South Main Street looking north, Wellington, Ohio.
Photo 970219	A view of Park Place looking south. Homes and wooded area in front of homes are visible.	Typed caption: Park Street Wellington Ohio.
Photo 970220	This postcard, postmarked June 25, 1923 depicts Town Hall. Scaffolding, perhaps a stage, is in front of the Hall and public toilets to the left.	Typed caption: Town Hall, Wellington, Ohio.
Photo 970221	This postcard, postmarked June 29, 1912 depicts the north side of West Main Street in Wellington. Buildings as well as several horse drawn vehicles are represented.	Writing on front: North side West Main St., Wellington, O. 1912.	Writing on reverse: Dear Cousin, I know you think I don't exist but here I am. How's everyone. Love to all,  Emma & Paul." The postcard is addressed to Miss Ella Hunter,  W. 17th St. SW,  Cleveland. The return address is: Mrs. E. Moore,  Wellington RFD No. 5."
Photo 970222	This circa 1904 photo depicts the last pair of oxen used in Wellington. Two oxen pulling a low, flat sled" with an unidentified man holding the reins are posing on West Herrick. A couple of south side West Herrick businesses are identified by their signage; The Home Savings Bank and Barness & Saddlery."
Photo 970223	This postcard, postmarked March 8, 1907 represents a winter view of South Street looking west. The homes along the tree lined street are visible.	Writing on front of photo: Back to Wellington will write soon.	Writing on back of photo: Miss Mildred Randall RD 4 Medina O.
Photo 970224	1900's depiction of the park and Public Square looking northwest through the park. Portions of businesses on the north side of East Herrick and the west sides of South and North Main are visible.
Photo 970225	A view of the vicinity around Wellington Park looking north. A few homes are visible at the perimeter of the park.
Photo 970226	American House. An unidentified man is walking towards the building.
Photo 970227	Photo taken on June 29, 1977 of the Tripp Home located on East Herrick in Wellington.
Photo 970228	1940's representation of village square and the southwest business district. Several automobiles are parked in the lot at the square.	Typed caption: Village Square, Wellington, Ohio.
Photo 970229	Wellington's northwest business district is depicted in this photo taken July 21, 1911. A few horse drawn wagons and carriages are traversing the street.	Writing on front of photo: Northside West Main St. Wellington, O., 1911.
Photo 970230	Early 1900's winter scene of Town Square illustrating Herrick Memorial Library and adjacent buildings, Town Hall, the Opera House and the Methodist Church.	Writing on reverse of photo: From Isabelle Bennett.
Photo 970231	Depiction of men and machinery rebuilding the Whipple Bridge after the 1913 flood. A large group of onlookers standing below watching the construction.
Photo 970232	This photo illustrates the removal of a locomotive from the Whipple Bridge after the flood of 1913. Two unidentified men on and beside the piece of equipment used in the removal.
Photo 970233	Wreckage of train engine at the Whipple Bridge due to the flood of 1913.	Writing on front of photo: Wrecked engine on W. & L.E. R.R.
Photo 970234	1913 photo of a diver and several onlookers at the Whipple Bridge,Wellington and Lake Erie train wreckage site after the flood.
Photo 970235	1913 depiction of Whipple Bridge, part of the Wellington and Lake Erie railroad line, after the flood of 1913. A train and several people are on the tracks above the floodwaters.
Photo 970236	Several people standing on wreckage of a Wellington and Lake Erie train at the Whipple Bridge site after the flood. Winter, 1913.
Photo 970237	The Big Four locomotive at the West Main Street crossing in Wellington.
Photo 970238	Five members of the 1923 Wellington High School basketball team in uniform and their coach. The members are identified as top row, left to right: Stacey, Unknown (Coach) , Kenneth R. Brouse, bottom row, left to right: Unknown, Harold Shorty" Prosser	Ebes Murch."
Photo 970239	1920 Wellington High School football team posing at the fairgrounds. Team members are identified as: Front row, Lyner Coates, Clyde Ray, Gordon Meyers, Web BeVeer, Art Kepler, Fat Brothers, George Walburn, and Foster Derlam. Back row, Howard Evans, Bill Whiton, K.P. Brouse, George Ornuoid, Bob Watson, Bill Poiner, Frank Walsh, Ernie Oney and D. McKisson.
Photo 970240	20 unidentified members of Wellington School's Special class posing in front of the school in 1923.	Writing on front of photo: Special-class, Wellington-O-1923.
Photo 970241	Seven members of the 1921 Wellington High School Girls Basketball Team aka WHS Court Lassies identified as, left to right: Eva Murch, Mary Wyant (Perkins), Lois Whiton, Florence Drake, Alice Loveland (Boise), Lucille Thompson (Murray) and Sylvia Solida (Gannett).
Photo 970242	Arthur H. (Doc) Binder posing in Binder's Pharmacy. Pharmaceuticals visible on shelves around Mr. Binder.	Writing on reverse of photo: Arthur H. (Doc) Binder, Wellington pharmacist (circa 1905-50) whose $109,000 bequest made possible the office building for physicians adjacent to the Wellington Community Hospital. In 1981 two suites were added.
Photo 970243	Members of Wellington's eighth grade class in 1918 dressed in patriotic attire posing outside. One student is holding an American flag, while boys in the back row are holding rifles." Two girls in the front row are holding a pennant which reads "Carry On."	Students identified as: Front row; Yetta Cohen, Bertha Edwards, Ruth Perkins, Dorothy Gott, Etta Boughton, Marta ?, Lois Whiton. Second row; Ross Moore, Myron Smith, Cliff Ford, Gladys Coats, Demi Scott, Dorothy Battles, Louise Roice, Creda Grissinger Whinton, Mildred Buck, Rose Carino, Dorthea Beal, Teacher Sarah Huntridge. Third row; Rollie Zimmerman, Pete Whitney, Howard Ringler, Don Robart, Ford Stacey, George Clodwick, Ben Herbert, Smith Wildman, Lyle Rockwood, Pookie Gosling, Kenny Brouse, Bob Lamoreaux, Pinkie Willard, Ted Reynolds, Hiran Knapp.
Photo 970244	Frank Bradstock posing in the doorway of the R.G. Holland Veterinary Surgeon building with a dog.	Writing on reverse of photo: where Miller's Dari Delite was" -"Livery stable at Doc Hollands.
Photo 970245	Two unidentified men standing outside an unidentified building. There is a question as to if this is a photo taken in Wellington.	Writing on reverse of photo: After the flood- the men were just cleaning up the plant.
Photo 970246	The Sharp Spark Plug Co. and The Sterling Machine Co. building located at Bennett and Magyar Streets.
Photo 970247	Depiction of West Lake Park, 641 West Herrick Avenue, illustrating foilage and a body of water.
Photo 970248	Seven members of the 1916 Wellington High School Girls Basketball team posing in uniform with their coach. Members identified as: Seated; Mohrman, Johnson, and Hall. Center; M. Beebe and H. Jewett. Top row; Nash, Coach Durkee, and A. Cohen.
Photo 970249	Fourteen members of the 1916 Wellington High School Boys Football Team and their coach posing inside what appears to be a studio.
Photo 970250	The 1917 Wellington High School Girls Basketball team posing in uniform with their coach. Team members identified as: Left to right; L. Mohrman, Nash, H. Jewett, A. Cohen, Murch, Ireta Goodrich, L. Goodrich, M. Fowler. Coach Ralph Durkee standing behind the girls.
Photo 970251	Class of 1917 Wellington High School Mens Basketball team.	Typed caption: Class of 1917: Hayes, Warner, H. Yoxtheimer, J. Stacey and M. Myers.
Photo 970252	1919 photo of a Wellington School class taken when the students were in eighth (?) grade. The students appear to be holding certificates.	Writing on reverse of photo: Gift of Mrs. Earl Clark.
Photo 970253	The 1920 Wellington High School Football team posing in uniform at the fairgrounds.	This photograph is the same as photo 970239.
Photo 970255	Exterior depiction of the Huntington Centralized School in 1911.
Photo 970256	Twenty members of the 1893 Wellington High School baseball team posing on the steps of an unidentified building.
Photo 970258	Ten members of the 1892 Wellington High School baseball team posing in uniform at an unidentified outside location.	Typed caption: WHS-1892.
Photo 970259	Group of onlookers gathered around a 1926 Essex Sedan, first prize in a subscription drive by The Wellington Enterprise for new subscribers.Photo taken in 1926 in front of The Wellington Enterprise office.
Photo 970260	1906 Wellington High School Baseball Team. Ten members in uniform and six young men in street clothes. Baseball equipment is grouped in front of the team.	Typed caption: WHS-1906.
Photo 970261	Fifteen members of the 1904 Wellington High School football teamposing outside a building.
Photo 970262	A group of people gathered around the charred remains of the Telling-Belle Vernon Dairy building after a fire there.	Writing on reverse of photo: Gift from Mrs. Earl Clark.
Photo 970263	The newly rebuilt Whipple Bridge constructed after a flood in 1913.Debris from the old bridge is visible on the ground below the Whipple Bridge.	Writing on front of photo: New bridge, W. & L.E. R.R.
Photo 970264	Exterior view of Smith's store which was located in Penfield, Ohio.	Writing on front of photo: Smith's Store- Penfield Ohio- Aug, 14, 1907.
Photo 970265	25 members of the Wellington High School Class of 1907 posing outside the school.	Writing on front of photo: Ethel Wolfe- Graduating class of Wellington '07 - #2631.
Photo 970266	Six ladies identified as: left to right; Mary Sprague, Unknown, Miss Douglas, Alice Andrus, Unknown, Mrs. Griggs, posing in what appears to be a backyard garden.	Writing on reverse of photo: Mary Sprague beloved 6th grade teacher.
Photo 970267	Edith Robinson seated on rocks at an unknown outside location.	Writing on front of photo: Edith Robinson, librarian- 1904 to 1934 Herrick Memorial Library.
Photo 970268	Reverend Matthew L. Starr and his wife Sally posing in dress clothes.	Reverend Starr was a Methodist Church circuit rider and a preacher in Wellington from 1841-1843 according to the History of Lorain County.
Photo 970271	Five male and one female member of the Willard family posing outside a building. A.M. Willard is on the left in the back row.
Photo 970272	The Reininger house which stood on the northwest corner of Barker Street and State Route 18 in Wellington. This location is now (1999) occupied by the Whitney Shell station. Winter, date unknown.	This photo was found stuck in the frame of a Willard fresco. The frescos were found at the Reininger house during its demolition.
Photo 970273	Looking north on Barker Street from State Route 18 in the 1950's. Whitney Shell station is on the left in the photo.	The house to the right of Barker Street in the photo was demolished to build the A & P (Geyers) plaza.
Photo 970274	An undated depiction of the north side of East Herrick Avenue showing the E.S. Tripp Carriage Shop and a Harness Shop. Dirt streets and parked buggies and also visible.
Photo 970275	Dr. C.C. Spangler, his wife, a guest and dog Rover posing on the steps at their summer retreat during the 1920's-1930's.
Photo 970276	Interior of an unidentified men's store showing a clerk and a few customers.
Photo 970277	1976 print of the A.H. Peirce Tin Shop which was on the square south of the Wells Insurance building.	Writing on reverse of photo: This is now a parking lot for police cars etc. Just south of the Wells Ins. Blg. Originally it was the A.H. Peirce Tin Shop. During the 2nd World War it was the home of the Wellington Chapter of the American Red Cross. The door just to the right of the brick bldg. was the office of Dr. Gregg a faithful physician for many years. Also was the Hospital Auxiliary thrift shop.""
Photo 970278	Exterior depiction of a building not identified by signs, etc. Location and date unknown.	Writing on reverse of photo: old muni light plant.
Photo 970279	The interior of Otterbacher's harness shop during the 1890's(?). Charley Otterbacher is on the left, John A. Kern on the right, and an unidentified man standing in the center aisle of the shop.	Writing on reverse of photo: John was born 12-18-1881, died 8-1-1967. John began his harness making apprenticeship at the Otterbacher harness shop in Wellington, Ohio. Possibly John was about 18 years old at the time the picture was taken. At that time he was living in Mallet Creek, his birthplace. He worked at the Strecker Bros. harness factory in Marietta, Ohio from 1906 to about 1915. He was the harnessmaker in the Peabody hardware store in Oberlin, then made harnesses in the Farm Implement Co. in Elyria, Ohio. He lived in Oberlin from 1920 to 1934 when he moved to Orrville and worked at the Ellsworth Huffman Harness factory there. He retired 5 years before his death at age 85." Ken & Dorothy Kern 143 E. College St. Apt 212 Oberlin OH 44074."
Photo 970280	Unidentified man standing beside equipment used in installing an early water line.
Photo 970281	Interior of a barber shop. Barber chairs and shaving mugs on a wall shelf are visible.	This building may have been next to the cheese building. It is presently (1999) occupied by Mane Street Salon.
Photo 970282	Very large group of children and young adults posing on the Opera House stage. Most of the girls have on white dresses and the boys are wearing suits. This is perhaps a pageant of some sort.
Photo 970283	Circa 1915-1916 depiction of men digging a trench for an early water line. Two men are standing outside the trench observing the digging. The Old Municipal Electric building is in the background.
Photo 970284	Depiction of a group of workers constructing the Pitts Road water filtration plant. Winter, circa 1915-1916.	Writing on reverse of photo: Building the Pitts Rd. water filtration plant.
Photo 970285	Group of unidentifed workers constructing the Pitts Road water filtration plant. Winter, 1915-1916.
Photo 970286	Early 1900's depiction of five individuals posing at the Johnson Crile farm. One man seated in a horse-drawn buggy, and two males, two females and a dog to the right of the horse.	Caption: Typical rural scene on a Sunday afternoon in the early 1900's. Taken at the Johnson Crile farm it shows Paul Robinson's father in the buggy; John and Florence Robinson, his grandparents; Mr. Bartlett, his great-grandfather; and Agnes Robinson.
Photo 970287	Circa 1904 depiction of downtown Wellington looking west on West Herrick Avenue showing the buildings on the south side of the street.A few pedestians and horse-drawn vehicles parked along the street are also visible.	Typed caption: West Herrick Avenue looking west shortly after the Reserve Building at the left was built in 1904.
Photo 970288	Circa 1905 photo of the west side of South Main street representing the Reserve Building and the buildings south of that.
Photo 970289	1960's depiction of the west side of South Main Street opposite the Square, just before the demolition of the last building for Sparkle's parking lot.	Writing on reverse of photo: One old Houghton Bldg. torn down for parking at Sparkle Market.
Photo 970290	A group of children from an unidentified class posing at the east side of the Middle school. Three grownups, perhaps teachers, standing behind the children.
Photo 970291	Circa early 1900's photo of unidentified workers/painters on scaffolding in front of the Rininger Building. A carriage is parked in front of the building also.	Typed caption: Workmen painting the Rininger building, north side of Willard Square, in early 1900's. Erected in 1882, it has housed the Rininger and BeVier dry goods stores and now (1979), the Western Auto Store.	Writing on back of photo: BeVier Drygoods, Brown's Photography & Western Auto.
Photo 970292	Several members of a Bicycle Club and bicycles parked in front of the Foote hotel.	Writing on reverse of photo: dulicate of museum pic.
Photo 970293	E.S. Tripp home on East Herrick Avenue. This is now (1999) the site of the Strongsville Savings Bank.	The house on the right in the photograph was torn down for the phone company office building.
Photo 970294	1913 photo of the cast of the Wellington High School senior class play posing in costume on the Opera House stage.	Writing on reverse of photo: 1. Jeannette Warner 2. Sidney Warner.
Photo 970295	An unidentifed group of men and women posing on the Opera House stage in the 1920's(?). The group is believed to be veterans of WWI. Some of the men are in military uniforms and the women in nurses uniforms. American flags are hanging behind the group.
Photo 970296	Depiction of skids hauling large logs on an unpaved East Herrick Avenue. Two unidentified men posing beside one log. Winter, early 1900's. Other businesses shown are Tripp works, and the Harness shop.	Typed caption: East Herrick Avenue- Early 1900's.
Photo 970297	Five members of the 1914 Wellington High School junior girls basketball team posing with their coach.
Photo 970298	Five members of the 1914 Wellington High School Junior Girls Basketball team posing in uniform.
Photo 970299	1940's depiction of several children sitting, standing on and by a large WWII scrap iron collection in front of Herrick Memorial Library. The photo was taken looking northeast from the square.	This photo is identical to photo 970869.
Photo 970300	Three unidentified men posing beside a Wellington Transfer Co. horse drawn coach. The photo was taken looking towards the Methodist Church from across South Main Street.	Stamped on back of photo: Franklyn Wright.
Photo 970314	Several elementary age students sitting at their desks in this representation of a school classroom. The teacher is standing towards the back of the room.	Writing on photo: Jeanette Warner school picture.
Photo 970315	June 29, 1898 depiction of a large group of people gathered for the G.O.P. Convention posing in the square in front of the American House.A small band is in front of the convention participants.
Photo 970316	A group of nineteen children and four women posing in this photo. Jeanette and Margaret Warner are two of the children in the photo, although their position in the photo is not identified.	Writing on front of photo: Magie Helman, Eloise Daugherty, Marguerita Daugherty, Verdie Gadsky, Eloise Roser.
Photo 970317	1908 photograph of Margaret Warner. The photographer was Rice.
Photo 970318	Ten members of a 1914 Junior Girls Basketball team and their coach. The team members and coach are identified as: top row, left to right; Mildred McClellan, Perlete Preston, Florence Louise, William Ankerry, Lila Brumby, Agnes Woods. Bottom row, left to right; Ernestine Wight, Dorothy Maesher, Rachel Smith, Mabelle Wyant, Mary Beebe.
Photo 970320	The Wellington High Class of 1916 Mens Football team posing with their coach. Members identified as: First row, left to right: Alden Amory, Harry Rowland, Harry Yoxtheimer, Ted Warner. Second row, left to right: Jolen Stacey, Horace McClaffin, Harry Hayes, Milo Meyers, Kenneth Brouse. Third row, left to right: Foster Derlam, Harold Brandt, Coach Ralph Durkee, Lloyd Brothers, Edward Litchfield, Unknown.
Photo 970323	Aerial view of downtown Wellington with the center of town near the center of the photographs.
Photo 970324	Wellington first grade class posing outside their school which was located at 516 North Main Street. Date unknown.	Students and teachers identified on back of photo: Row 1: James Sheldon, Unknown, Laurence Wells, Franklin Wight, Ralph Cohen, Karl Grase, Unknown, Unknown, Unknown, Unknown, Unknown, Kenneth Woods, Unknown. Row 2: Unknown, Unknown, Unknown, Unknown, Sam Lupico, Roy Moore, Unknown, Philip Clisby, Harold Kepler, Sam Willard, Kenneth Morgan, Unknown, Unknown, Unknown, Donovan Howk, Unknown, Unknown, Glen Thompson. Row 3: Doris Greetham, Marian Sponseller, Kathleen ?, Hester Witbeck, Pauline Adams, Ruth Clodwick, Helen Watts, Catherine Ray, Eunice Gariss, Alice Gray, ? Hamm, Unknown, Ladonna Greetham, Unknown, Harriet Moore, Unknown, Berniece Edwards, Rose Marley, Zelma Clinesmith, Unknown, Unknown, Mildred Snyder, Mary Allis, Unknown, Unknown, Helen Robinson, Dorothy Manning, Unknown. First grade teacher Elizabeth Williamson (Mm-Kisson).
Photo 970326	34 members of Margaret Warner's class posing with their teacher outside their school. Date and students names unknown.	Writing on reverse of photo: SLCHSH 5231.
Photo 970327	13 members of the Wellington High School Class of 1929 at their fiftieth reunion. Members identified as: Front row: Marcia Williams, Lloyd Gill, Dorothy Beam Leininger, John Grissinger, Ireta Wilcox McQuate. Back row: Lyle Moehle, Allien Lebkisher Taylor, Jacob Hege, Russ Dickason, Raymond Lillick, Mary Battles, Russ Buck, Mary Louise Bradstock Travis. Accompanying information sheet states that Pearl Glynn was present but not in the picture.
Photo 970328	21 members of a football team, their coach and two other young men not in uniform are pictured outside what appears to be a school. Date unknown.
Photo 970329	Westlake Park showing picnic tables, brick barbeque pits, and a small bridge.	Typed caption: Summer view of Westlake Park on West Herrick Avenue.
Photo 970332	48 members of an eighth grade class posing outside a building. Date unknown.	Writing on back of photo: Eighth Grade- All in picture but Willma Schott, Rosa Over?, Julia Moore and Pearl McQuate and Laura Bitz, Winnie Rook and Donald Kinney. Sidney S. War? #5235
Photo 970333	12 girls, one of whom is Jannette Warner, posing outside a building. Date and reason unknown.
Photo 970334	Margaret Warner's eighth grade commencement drill. 14 young women in dresses, a few holding parasols posing outside a home.
Photo 970335	11 members of a baseball team and their batboy. Belle Vernon" is written on their uniforms."
Photo 970336	18 firemen posing in white shirts, pants and hats and black bow ties in 1920.	Firemen identified on accompanying sheet as: Left to right, bottom row: Cosco Rice, Clarence Freind, Claton Sheperd, Unknown, Fred Edwards, Sol Ray, Rex McKinney, Roy Paul, Harvey Ray. Left to right, back row: Unknown, Charles Barrick, Harold Whitside, Glen Jacobs, Warren Althaus, Unknown, Leon Sage, Fred Sage (Father of Leon), Bill Hidebrand (Fire Chief).
Photo 970337	Wellington High School baseball team; date unknown. 11 young men in baseball uniforms and four others not in uniforms posing with them beside what appears to be a baseball field.
Photo 970338	1925 photo of 40 members of the eighth grade class. Russell Buck is one member of that class.
Photo 970339	Nine young women posing in dresses in a studio.	Typed caption: Wellington belles of the Gay Nineties Era. Can you help us identify them?	Writing on reverse of photo: Second from right bottom row- Rosella (?) Hathaway (Mrs. Harley M. Horr)
Photo 970344	Nine boys wearing various caps and holding baseball gloves in this undated photo. This depiction is believed to be of the Wellington High School baseball team.
Photo 970345	Nine young men believed to be members of the Wellington High School baseball team. Three of the young men have shirts with WHS on the front of them.	These boys are the same boys who are in photo 970344.	Writing on reverse of photo: G.N. Bassett.
Photo 970347	Interior of John Murray's grocery store in the early 1920's. John Murray, Frank Richmond, Dora McGill and Bill Whiton are standing inside the store.	John Murray's grocery store was the former Gift Center location and Loomis Camera Shop location.
Photo 970348	Bill Whiton, his grandfather and Wilbur Sutliff posing with three unidentified males in the doorway of E.F. Garrett's grocery store in the early 1900's.
Photo 970349	Nine men pictured outside Town Hall on Arbor Day 1972 planting a tree." The men in the foreground are Carroll Wight, Angie Dublo, Sam Zulrick, Ernie Henes and Blake Stevick (holding shovel) . The men in the back are Robert Gott, Curt Allison, Chalmer Mosher and Unknown."
Photo 970351	A couple and two children sitting in and around a car (Model T?) on South Main Street in Wellington.	Writing on reverse of photo: Unidentified family "out for a ride" parked on South Main St. The time about 1914-1917.
Photo 970352	Nine young ladies who were members of a mandolin/guitar club posing with their instruments.	Writing on reverse of photo: Mandolin-Guitar Club director Ray Rowland. Front row: Manilla Stoddard(?), Mary Beebe Branson, Ernestine Wight Lee. Back row: Eva Stacey Ward, Ethel Chadwick Lee, Vera Schott, Louise Finch Mayborn, Lila Brumby Norcross, Mildred McClellan Hanley.
Photo 970353	An unidentified group of men, women, and a dog gathered under and in front of a tent at the Walden-Daugherty-Cushion Camp. Date unknown.	Caption reads: The ever-present dog was Bob Walden's favorite.	This photograph is of the same subject matter as photos 354, 355, 356.
Photo 970354	An unidentifed group gathered outside tents at Camp Walden-Daugherty-Cushion. A large American flag is hanging between trees.	Caption reads: It must have been a holiday-note the flag-circa 1905-15.	This photo is of the same subject matter as photos 353, 355, 356.
Photo 970355	Unidentified group of men, women and children at Camp Walden-Daugherty-Cushion. A hammock hung between two trees is in the foreground.	Caption reads: There's nothing like a hammock.	This photo is of the same subject matter as photos 353, 354, 356.
Photo 970356	Unidentified group at Camp Walden-Daugherty-Cushion at Avery's Park north of Wellington. There are tents set up and a sign reading Camp- Wal-Dau-Cus hanging near one tent awning."	This photo is of the same subject matter as photos 353, 354, 355.
Photo 970357	Mrs. George (Hannah) Washington Clifford.	Caption reads: One of the early settlers to the Wellington area.	Writing on reverse of photo: Grandma Clifford (Hannah) - Mrs. George Washington Clifford.
Photo 970358	Saunders Portraits photograph of Jane Thompson Grant, 1764-1869.
Photo 970359	Saunders Portraits photograph of Jane Grant McLean, 1791-1867.	Caption reads: Saunders Portraits Wellington, Ohio.
Photo 970360	Saunders Portraits photograph of Cornelia Peters McLean, 1819-1893.
Photo 970361	Five members of the William B. Andrews family of Penfield, Ohio. The family members are, clockwise from lower left: Almon John Andrews, William B. Andrews, Mary Andrews Pierce 1870-1947, Lora Davison and Jane McLean Andrews 1840-1928.	Typed caption: The family of Wm. B. & Jane McLean Andrews.
Photo 970362	1898 photo of nine individuals identified as: front row, left to right: Grace Roedel, Edith Wilcox, Roswell C. Adams, Melva Adams and Rose Beckley. Back row, left to right: Leon Adams, Edson Wilcox, Delmer Beckley and Charles Roedel.
Photo 970363	Circa 1900 depiction of an unidentified man and woman standing in the front yard of the Alonson Howk house at 308 East Herrick Avenue.
Photo 970364	Lawton Wadsworth. Date unknown.
Photo 970365	Lawton Wadsworth and an unidentified young boy posing in this undated photograph.
Photo 970366	Sidney Finkel, his mother Olivia Finkel, Cora Handley, the mother of Ollie Smith, and Mrs. Laura Clifford Rogers posing outside in this undated photograph.
Photo 970367	A young girl in a plaid dress is depicted in this studio portrait from 1899.	Writing on reverse of photo: A.K. - A merry Christmas from Marguerite, age 5 yr. Dec. 25 1899.
Photo 970368	Hotel DeFoote which was located on South Main Street in Wellington.	Typed caption: Hotel DeFoote, Circa 1880.	This photo is a duplicate of photo 970371.
Photo 970369	William McKinley and an unidentified man standing on the back of a train in Wellington.	Typed caption: McKinley campaigning, 1900.
Photo 970370	Exterior depiction of the Muny power plant.	Typed caption: Muny Power Plant. Circa 1900.
Photo 970372	1890 depicition of downtown Wellington looking northwards from the center of town. People gathered to watch several bicyclists on their way through town.	Typed caption: Century Club arriving, 1890.
Photo 970373	Exterior depiction of the Wellington Machine Company building. Winter, 1900. Sign above building reads, Wellington Machine Co. ? Machinery & ?
Photo 970374	1910 depiction of a small band on the street in Wellington. The buildings on the northwest section of downtown are visible.	Typed caption: Thru the Square, 1910.
Photo 970375	A large group walking through Public Square in 1905. Town Hall and the steeple of the Methodist church are visible in the background.	Typed caption: Firemen's Convention, 1905.
Photo 970376	Public Square, Town Hall, and the Methodist church are represented in this undated photo.	Typed caption: Square, Town Hall, Church.
Photo 970377	20 men, the Oberlin Rescuers, posing in front of the Cuyahoga County jail in April 1859.	The numbered list of names keyed to the photograph identifies the men as: 1. J.R. Shepard, 2. O.S.B. Wall, 3. L. Wadsworth, 4. D. Watson, 5. W. Evans, 6. E. Boyce, 7. A. Plumb, 8. H. Evans, 9. S. Bushnell, 10. J. Scoptt, 11. M. Gillett, 12. C. Langston, 13. A.W. Loyman, 14. J. Bartlett, 15. W.E. Lincoln, 16. R. Winsor, 17. J. Watson, 18. J.M. Fitch, 19. K.G. Peck, 20. D. Williams.	Writing on top of front of photo: The Oberlin Rescuers at Cuyahoga Co. jail, April 1859.	Writing on reverse of photo: Margaret Brandt, Oberlin, O.
Photo 970378	Archibald Willard in his studio seated painting at an easel. A small child is sitting in a chair in the foreground of the photograph. Artwork is displayed on the wall behind Mr. Willard.
Photo 970379	Exterior of the Willard house, located at 123 Union Street in Wellington, during the 1950's-1960's(?).
Photo 970380	Archie Willard posing in this undated photo.	Writing on front of photo: Archie Willard. Co.F-176th O.V.I. World famous character made so by the painting Spirit of 76.
Photo 970381	A.M. Willard photo taken by J.F. Ryder in Ryder Studio, Cleveland.	This photo postcard is signed by A.M. Willard.
Photo 970382	A.M. Willard seated in front of his painting Minuteman.	This photo was possibly taken by Ryder Studio in Cleveland.
Photo 970384	Hugh Mosher playing fife in a Spirit of '76" pose."
Photo 970385	Maude Willard Conley posing in this undated photo.	Typed caption: Maude Willard Conley, Archibald Wilard's daughter.
Photo 970386	Circa 1885-1901 depiction of Public Square representing the American House and adjacent buildings, Town Hall, and the Methodist church. The trough and water pump are visible in the square and a horse drawn taxi is parked in front of the American House.
Photo 970387	15 people, 13 men, one woman and one young boy, gathered around a dinner table.	Dinner guests identified as, left to right: Postmaster James VanArnam, Clerk Rollie Park, Money order clerk Don Barbor, City carrier Charles Whiton, Asst. Postmaster William Wadsworth, Rural carriers Harvey Myers and Percy Garrett, Clerk Mrs. Lawton Holiday, City carrier Lawton (Doc) Holiday, City carrier Clifton West, Clerk Robert Burnham, Rural carriers Bernard Hales, John Perry, and Harry Gill, and Special Delivery messenger Fred Sponseller.	Writing on reverse of photo: 1924 Christmas party given by Mrs. Anna Tripp for Wellington's postal force.	This photo is a duplicate of photo 970090.
Photo 970388	Nine men and women identified as: Mrs. G.G. Webber, Mr. G. Gould, Mrs. M.B. Williams, Mrs. A.R. Webber, Mrs. J.C. Rankin, J.C. Rankin, G.G. Webber, S.A. Williams and E. Maybaugh, posing in two vehicles.	Writing on reverse of photo: Capitol, Washington D.C., March 4, 1905. Inauguration of President Roosevelt.
Photo 970389	Nine members, four males and five females, of the Hatchenburg family posing with a dog on the steps of a house.
Photo 970390	Six women posing in dresses and hats. They are identified as, top row: Mary Searles, Harriet Stannard. Bottom row: Mary Stannard, Molly Biggs, Cecelia Thomas, Lorana Willard.	This is perhaps an Althaus Studios photo.
Photo 970391	a24 young men, members of the Algonquin Club, posing in this photo from 1915.
Photo 970394	aA large group of people posing outside under a tree.	Typed caption: Eighty descendants of John Clifford, one of the first half dozen settlers to arrive here in the Spring of 1818. The occasion was the annual reunion of the Clifford Family. The photo was taken at the Wellington Fair Grounds on the first Thursday in August of 1908.
Photo 970395	Members of the Clifford family gathered for their reunion in 1903.	Members identified as: Front row, left to right, Bessie Phelps, LeRoy Grose, Eugene Lidyard, Walter Grose, Marjorie Davison, Blake Metzger, Leora Peirce, Bessie Krysps, Bea Clifford, Dorothy Metzger, Marian Davison, Mildred Grose, Kenneth Davison, Ray
Photo 970396	Large group of men, women and children posing at Euclid Beach Park in 1905.	Typed caption: Wellington Merchants' outing- Euclid Beach Park- July 27, 1905.
Photo 970397	Two separate photos copied on one photo of Myron T. Herrick and Carolyn Parmoly before their marriage.	Typed caption: The young law student and the girl he married. When he met Miss Carolyn Parmoly and fell in love with her his love remained the one of his life and when Mrs. Herrick died in 1918 he never recovered from the feeling of loneliness her passing brought to him.
Photo 970398	27 men posing outside the First Congregational Church in 1925. They were members of the Kiwanis Club and their guests.	This photo ties in with photos 970400, 970401 and 970402.
Photo 970400	Members of the Kiwanis Club and their guests posing outside the First Congregational Church in 1925.	This photo ties in with photos 970398, 970401 and 970402.
Photo 970402	Members of the Kiwanis Club and their guests posing outside in front of the First Congregational Church in 1925.	This photo ties in with photos 970398, 970400 and 970401.
Photo 970410	A portrait of Charles Palmer, 1810-1863.	Caption on reverse of photo: Builder & original owner of the Prospect St. house known as the Gold House.	According to C. Oney this caption is incorrect. The builder was B.G. Palmer, no relation to Charles Palmer.
Photo 970411	Myron T. Herrick, photographed by Harris and Ewing.	Typed caption: Herrick in the prime of life when he was in Cleveland politics; President of the Society Savings Bank; Director of several corporations busy acquiring Cleveland Real Estate which grew in value to make him a millionaire.
Photo 970412	Timothy Herrick studio photo.	Typed caption: Timothy Herrick, local merchant, Mayor of Wellington, and father of Myron T. Herrick, Governor of Ohio and twice Ambassador to France.
Photo 970413	Mrs. Timothy Herrick studio photo.	Typed caption: Mrs. Timothy Herrick, mother of Myron T. Herrick.
Photo 970414	William E. Barton, Colonel James MacDermott, a group of children, and a few adults in the background at the dedication of Herrick Memorial Library's childrens room in 1930. The location for the ceremony may have been at the back of the Farm & Home building.	Typed caption: Dedicatory rites held in 1930, marking the completion of the Children's Rooms to Herrick Memorial Library. Dr. William E. Barton, principal speaker is in the foreground offering prayer. Col. James C. MacDermott, arrangements chairman, is at the extreme right.
Photo 970415	1928 depiction of Myron T. Herrick posing on Herrick Memorial Library's steps with a few other unidentified men at the dedication of the plaque honoring his parents. Onlookers present at the sides of the steps.	The plaque is located to the left of Herrick Memorial Library's main entrance.
Photo 970416	Myron T. Herrick and a few unidentified men at the train depot after arriving for the dedication of Herrick Memorial Library on January 22, 1904.	Writing on reverse of photo: His gift to Wellington- January 22 1904.
Photo 970417	Abigail Hulbert Edmonds, the sister of Myron T. Herrick's mother, posing with her six children in the 1890's. The six children are Herbert, Andy, Fred, George, Lurangy, and Midge.	Typed caption (from negative): Abigail Hulbert Edmonds, sister of Myron T. Herrick's mother and therefore his aunt, is pictured in the 1890's with her six children: Herbert, Andy, Fred, George, Lurangy and Midge. The latter became Midge Edmonds Hallauer, while Lurangy became the wife of Fred West who lived on Route 58 at Hughes Road. To this union five children were born: Stanley of Harbor Heights, Fla., donor of this photo in 1976; Virga Jones, deceased; Edward West, Oberlin, deceased 1975, Joe (Fred), LaMesa, Calif., and Mrs. Iona West Auble...
Photo 970418	Myron T. Herrick seated in a wicker chair with other family members standing behind him. Parmely Herrick, Parmely Herrick Jr., Mary Herrick Smith, Dr. Arthur Smith and Agnes B. Herrick (Parmely's wife) are posed behind Myron T. Herrick.	Writing on reverse of photo: To my dear cousins with sincere regards, Myron T. Herrick." 7/1/21"
Photo 970419	12 individual photographs of members of the Wellington Cornet Band posing with their instruments arranged and framed in a decorated oval mat and frame.	The band members are identified as clockwise from lower left: Ed Couch, Mr. Bates, S.E. Wilcox, George Foote, F.W. Bennett, Irwin Dyer, Ezra Adams, George Schurr, Charles Davidson, Mr. Horst, Ed Phelps and in the center, Charles Mason.
Photo 970420	Mrs. Charles Palmer, nee Amana Damon, 1818-1888.	Writing on reverse of photo: Builders and original owners of the Prospect Street home known as the "Gold House."	This caption is believed to be incorrect.
Photo 970421	Charles McKinney, Herman Gower, Fred Abbott, Art Furnish, and Ross Oney, ticket agents at the New York Central Railroad office posing at an unidentified outside location on July 24, 1956.
Photo 970422	Exterior depiction of the Tripp house located on East Herrick Avenue, circa 1900. Six unidentified people seated and standing outside the home.
Photo 970423	Signed photo of Marshal Foch posing beside a pillar in a photographer's studio.
Photo 970424	Myron T. Herrick posing in top hat and carrying a cane outside the Paris Embassy in the early 1920's.
Photo 970425	Myron T. Herrick, later in life.
Photo 970426	Wellington area physician, Doctor Dignon.	Writing on reverse of photo: Doctor Dignon was a wonderful doctor and a nurse. Died January 5, 1916. Buried January 7, 1916, age 42 years. He was murdered in his office. His office was upstairs over where the bakery is of today, 1989, northwest business district, west of corner. Donor, Grace Kesser.
Photo 970427	Myron T. Herrick and five unidentified dignitaries posing outside a building, perhaps in Paris. Two of the five men posing with Herrick are attired in what appear to be dress military uniforms.	The photographer was Henri Manny, Paris.
Photo 970428	Interior of Baumgardner Garage. Four unidentified men working in the garage. Tools, car parts and two vehicles are inside the garage.	Typed caption: Baumgardner Garage- E. Herrick Ave. Circa 1915. 2nd car- 1913 Ford, Model T; 1st car- may be a Rambler.	The first car in the photograph is actually a Cadillac.
Photo 970431	May 1926 depiction of an interior of a store selling candy, cigars and perhaps fountain drinks/ice cream. One male clerk standing behind a counter.	This building was located where Wilczacks/Fortneys Bar was located in 1997, 122 West Main Street.	Writing at bottom front of photo: Owner of Mr. & Mrs. Florian Schweller.
Photo 970432	1907 depiction of a fife and drum group posing in Wellington. A group of onlookers gathered behind the players.		Typed caption: Photo taken Memorial Day, 1907, at S.W. corner of Wellington Town Hall. Left to right: Gene Bliss, Cal Johns, Chas.Green, George Green, Walter Mosher, Horace B. McClaflin, E.E. McClaflin, Benn McClaflin and Burr Vincent. Gift of Leonard McClaflin, Bradenton Fla., 1983.
Photo 970433	Early 1900's depiction of Public Square. Part of Town Hall is shown as well as an interurban car at the right in the photograph. An unidentified child, a boy(?), is in the photo foreground.	Typed caption: Willard Square in early 1900's. Note the interurban car at the extreme right.
Photo 970434	Circa 1900 depiction of the exterior of the Bowlby home. An unidentified woman is standing on the side steps and a man on the side walkway.	Typed caption: The Bowlby home on Courtland St. built in the 1880's. The Bowlby-Hall Grocery, very popular in its day: 1890-1910, was located where the Gift Center is now.	Writing on reverse of photo: Bowlby House, Wellington. E. side Courtland. Built 1880's.
Photo 970435	A. Saleman, Fred Sutliff and Chas. T. Jamison posing beside a Wellington Transfer Company stage coach in front of the Methodist Church in Wellington.
Photo 970436	1880's depiction of the alley leading to Taylor Street from East Herrick representing several wooden buildings lining the alleyway.	Typed caption: Alley leading to Taylor St. from E. Herrick in the 1880's.
Photo 970437	Exterior of the Robert L. French home, located on Courtland Street in Wellington. A few unidentified people on the porch of the home.	Typed caption: Robert L. French home (circa 1880) which became Andrews Funeral Home (early 1920). Now owned by the Weber Nursing Home.
Photo 970438	Three buildings from Wellington's northwest business district are depicted in this photograph. The names of the businesses/buildings are : The Home Savings Bank, Otterbacher 1895 and E. Lemmels Cafe. Two horse and buggies and an unidentified man on a horse drawn wagon are parked in front of the buildings.
Photo 970439	Three men and one women standing inside Murray's Grocery Store in 1924.	Typed caption: 1924- Murray Grocery Store- E. Herrick Ave., L to R: John Murray, Frank Richmond, Dora McGill, Bill Whiton. #4921 Donor Ruth Whiton.
Photo 970441	Three unidentified men and one woman posing inside a butcher shop.	There is a notation on the description sheet to ask C. Oney.
Photo 970443	Doc Binder at an unidentified function. Date unknown.
Photo 970453	Public Square showing Town Hall, a streetcar, the park with trees and the Methodist Church steeple.	Writing on front of photo: Olinger photo.	Caption: Compliments Matters & Griesinger, dry goods.
Photo 970454	Representation of the Methodist Church steeple taken from Doc Binder's rose garden. The rose garden is not visible but lots of other foilage is.	Typed caption: Methodist Church Steeple. 3495- Photo by the Rev. Lonzo Green, tinted by Mrs. Daisy Turner- gift of Hollis Turner Grissinger. Circa 1935-40.
Photo 970455	1962 aerial photo depicting Wellington's new hospital, a recreation field, Grand Avenue and Montrose Way before they were built up, and the countryside looking towards Penfield.
Photo 970456	1959 aerial photograph of Wellington. The west end of town is in the photo foreground. The railroad is also visible.
Photo 970457	Nine unidentified men posing outside the Phelps Bros. & Co. building. Three of the men are standing beside bicycles.	Writing on reverse of photo: This f.... located on Depot St. in the 1890-1910 era retailed lumber, did contract work, built barns, manufactured doors, storm sash and related items. It was succeeded by the Garretson Lumber Company, and in the late 1940's by the Wellington Lumber Company.
Photo 970458	1930's depiction of the interior of the cleaning room at Sterling Foundry. Sam Hummel is pictured along with other men in the room. Sam is wearing a white shirt and black bow tie and smoking a pipe.
Photo 970459	1962 photograph of Ernie Henes, Wellington Enterprise editior, seated at a typewriter in an office.
Photo 970460	Five editors of the Wellington Enterprise are shown in this undated photo. Walter Cole and Attorney Robert L. Walden are standing. J.C. Artz, Dr. J.W. Houghton and H.O. Fifield are seated.
Photo 970461	The Church of Christ's congregation posing outside their church in 1959. There is a banner on the church promoting its 100th anniversary.from October 4-11, 1959.	The Church of Christ was located at Union Street and State Route 18 in Wellington.	Typed caption: Church of Christ 100th Anniversary Service in October 1959.
Photo 970462	Members of the Methodist Church Philathea Class of 1920 posing on the front steps of the church. A sign showing the church service hours is beside the doors of the church.	Writing on reverse of photo: Gift of Mrs. Hiram Knapp.
Photo 970463	The interior of the Methodist Church's Sunday School quarters is depicted in this 1920's photograph. Rows of chairs are on the first floor and above that, an open balcony.
Photo 970464	1960's photo of Charles McKinney, Al Keener, and Clarence Burge holding the Church of Christ pulpit carpet which was dedicated in 1859 by James Garfield.
Photo 970465	The organ, choir loft and pulpit at the Old Congregational Church photographed between 1879 and 1895.	Writing on reverse of photo: Organ, choir loft & pulpit, Old Congregational Church. Dedicated April 8,1879, destroyed by fire February 9, 1895. Organ valued at $25,000.00
Photo 970466	Exterior of the First United Methodist Church in 1868. A gazebo is located in the foreground of the photo.	Typed caption: The First United Methodist Church as it appeared shortly after being dedicated in July, 1868. The church at this time did not have the educational addition in the back, this being completed in 1882.
Photo 970467	The exterior of St. Patricks Church located on Adams Street and State Route 58 in Wellington.
Photo 970468	15 men posing on the Congregational Church structure while it was being rebuilt during the time period 1895-96 after a fire in the church in 1895.	Harry Lee's father is believed to have been the master mason on the wall of the church.
Photo 970469	Members of the Church of Christ posing in front of their church, located on West Herrick at Union Street in 1920.	Members identified on back of original photo as: Luella Bassett Maehle, Ivadel Mackin and Mildred, Mrs. Geo. Mackin, Miss Grace Clara, Miss Susie Warner, Helen Clara, Baby Ivadel Swartz, Miss Lavern Swartz, Mrs. Harry Bennett, Mrs. Harry Couch, Edna Coates Wright, Catherine Clara, Mrs. Coates, Mrs. Robt. Swartz, Mrs. Leech Grone, Mrs. Frank Damon, Mrs. Koontz, Mrs. Leni Myers, Mrs. Harry Warner, Mrs. Nellie Rugg, Mrs. Derr, Mrs. Wheeler, Mrs. Wm. Clara, Mrs. Walter Hayden, Mrs. Jack Hughes, Mrs. S.A. Williams, Mrs. Neal, Anna Hayden, Carl Ronk (in wheelchair), our minister Rev. E.C. Smith, Fred Davis, Mr. Walter Hayden, Mr. Leech Grone, Mr. Harry Warner, Carl Burner, Chas. Bishbaugh, S.A. Williams, Arthur McQuate, Levi Myers, Paul and Carl Neal, Jack Hughes, Edwin Myers or Goedon, Mr. Hiram Knapp, Jack Hughes, Mr. Geo.Damon, Mr. Geo. Bishbaugh, Mr. Wm. Street. Others unknown.
Photo 970470	1892 photograph of the Methodist Church choir posing in the choir loft.	Choir members are identified on reverse of photo. Seated in front, William Franks, choir director and Reverend Haggerman, minister. First row; Grace Roedel, Edith Pierce, Ann Tissot, Angie Metzger, Mayme Franks, Millie Tissot, Bea Howk Cushing, Hattie West, Eva Zimpher, Unknowns, May Pierce. Second row; Unknown, Hugh Allen, Albert Pierce, Lyman Barrick, Mr. Tissott, Mr. McIntyre, Pete Eidt, Mr. Cook, Herb Durand, Unknown, Unknown, Don Cushion, George Howk. Third row, orchestra; Charley Furze, Charlie Linder, Eugene Cushing, Claire Metzger, Unknown, Unknown, Unknown. Organist, Louella Hopkins.	Writing on reverse of photo: Donor: Phyllis Perkins.
Photo 970471	The Home Builders Class of the First Methodist Church posing on December 17, 1926. The group is composed of men, women and children.	Writing on front of photo: Dec. 17-1926.
Photo 970477	Eleven cast members of a play posing on the stage at the Opera House. Nine of the cast members are identified as: Dellan Brouse, Mary Kelley, Iola McClellan, Hilda Mason, Mert Carpenter, Walt Anderson, Elma Griggs, Jeanette Auble, Jack Branson.
Photo 970478	Five individuals in costume posing in what appears to be a photographer's studio. Date and circumstance unknown.	Typed caption: Left to right: Leora Peirce Sharp, unknown, Allen Branson, Marion Rodel Rudy, Rhea Daugherty Davis.
Photo 970479	Ten cast members of a play posing on the stage at the Opera House in December 1929. The cast members are identified as, standing left to right: Donald Barnes, Lelan Kirkpatrick, Robert DeVies, Elizabeth Stoll, Tony Saparito, Sidney Stemple, Mary Kelly, Iola McClellan. Seated, left to right: Rhea Rice, Mildred Haulk.
Photo 970480	Studio portrait of Belle Clisby.	Writing on reverse of photo: Lived in Wellington 1904-1966,  died 1972. Organist at Congregational Church and organist teacher.
Photo 970481	Young Roy Clisby posing in a studio photo circa 1890. Roy Clisby lived at 439 North Main Street in Wellington.	Writing on front of photo: J.P. Woodworth (photographer), Geveva, Ohio.
Photo 970482	Members of the Wellington School eighth grade graduating class posing at an unknown outdoor location in 1918. The students are attired in various costumes	including military, and two girls in the front row are holding a pennant which reads Carry On.	Typed caption: Wellington School Eighth Grade graduation 1918. (The graduating class of WHS 1922) Teacher is Miss Sarah Huntridge.
Photo 970483	1903 depiction of the interior of a first grade classroom showing students at their desks and a teacher standing in the rear of the classroom.	Writing on reverse of photo: Teacher is Miss J. West who later became the wife of Dr. Lee Howk and still later the wife of Judge Gott.	Some of the names written on the front of the photo to identify various individuals are: Gretchen Main, Ernestine Wight, Edna McFadden, and Miss West.
Photo 970484	A wedding picture of Josephine and William Murray taken in the late 1800's (?).
Photo 970485	Circa 1850 photo of the Dr. Johns family posing at an unknown outside location.	Typed caption: Dr. Johns family group about 1850.
Photo 970486	1910 Fireman's Convention depicting the firemen walking down West Herrick Avenue. Buggies, onlookers, Herrick Memorial Library, and an interurban car are all visible.	Writing on front of photo: Fireman's Convention - 1910.
Photo 970487	Photo of a water fight or demonstration during the 1910 Fireman's Convention. The south side of West Herrick Avenue is shown.	Writing on front of photo: Fireman's Convention 1910.
Photo 970488	Two photos on the same 8x10 sheet. Top photo shows a recovery diver and others at the crash site (?) at the Wellington and Lake Erie railroad bridge in 1913. Bottom photo shows four unidentified men standing beside a locomotive.	The bottom photo is identical to photo 970489 which is identified as the engine of the 1913 train disaster.
Photo 970489	Four unidentified men standing beside the engine involved in the 1913 train disaster.	This photo is identical to the bottom photo on photo 970488.
Photo 970491	21 employees of the Wellington Post Office gathered around a dinner table for a retirement dinner for C.L. Whiton on May 1, 1940.
Photo 970492	Six men shown laying pipe to Lake Findley from the Wellington Reservoir during the 1953 drought. The men are identified as: Buell Wilson- standing on roadside, Phil Miller- kneeling on roadside, Cecil DeHaven-kneeling on ditch side, Bob Carlisle-nearest man standing on ditch side, Joe Radcliffe- second man standing on ditch side, and Clyde Massie- on tractor.	Writing on reverse of photo: Gas Co. and Town laying temporary water line.
Photo 970493	Early 1960's depiction of Ralph Gray milking a cow.	Description sheets reads: His Honor Ralph Gray striving to win the County Fair milking contest- early 1960's.
Photo 970494	Circa 1895 view of downtown Wellington taken from above. The center of the business district is in the center of the photograph.	Typed caption: Bird's-eye view, Wellington, Ohio. C. 1895.
Photo 970495	1902 depiction of Howk Park which was located south of Willard Square in Wellington. The photo shows a tree-lined street also edged by utility poles.
Photo 970496	1940 depiction of Public Square showing automobiles parked in the lot in front of Herrick Memorial Library (not visible). Those buildings on the west side of South Main Street, the north side of West Herrick Avenue and the corner building on East Herrick Avenue are visible.
Photo 970497	A crowd gathered in Public Square for a Gay 90's celebration. A band is marching down the street amongst the large crowd. Signs advertising the Elyria Fair are also visible.
Photo 970498	Employees of the Santley Lumber Company posing outside their place of business circa 1900. The logging and lumber company was located on Depot Street near Phelps Brothers.	Writing on reverse of photo: Santley Lumber Co., W.R. Santley, Pres., A. Willard, Sec'y, M. McDermott, VP & Tres., manufacturers of hardwood lumber.
Photo 970499	Three women identified as: Treva Coats, Elvita West and Dorothy Croudall posing in the crosswalk on East Herrick Avenue in 1909. The north side of Herrick Memorial Library, before the two-story addition, is visible behind the women.
Photo 970503	Late 1800's depiction of two businesses in Wellington identified by the signs on the storefronts. First sign reads: H. Wadsworth & Son- sash, doors, blinds & mouldings, lumber, lath, shingles. Second building's sign reads: Wadsworth & Phelps, manufacturers of grindstone frames. Eleven men sitting and standing and one man sitting on a wagon in front of and between the buildings.	Typed caption: Two of Wellington's first industries, in operation following the Civil War. Photo courtesy of Mrs. Earl Clark.
Photo 970504	Unidentified employees posing outside of and in the window of the Wellington Bending(?) Works building in the late 1800's. The building was located on the second block of North Main Street, behind the location of Harrison Ford Sales (1997).
Photo 970505	Circa 1913 photo of the entire student body of Penfield School. The children and teachers are standing looking north towards State Route 18. A small house and outbuildings are located behind the students.	Some of the students and the teacher are listed in a partial list on the back of the original photo. They are: Leland Gott, Mabel Newcomb (teacher), Forest Allison, Leo Garman, Lyndon Jones, Kenneth Brouse, Dorothy Kellogg, Elizabeth Gallatin, Chester Baker, Howard Allison, Frank Sooy, Merle Buell, Lucille Nichols, Adelbert Defields, Ruth Boice, Maynard Gott, Treva Jackson, Blaine Foster, Clair Devereux.
Photo 970506	School children in horse drawn wagons parked outside the Brighton School circa 1910. An automobile belonging to Harry Lee is pictured at the left in the photo.	Writing on reverse of photo: Original belongs to Giles Anderson whose mother was a driver. His father built the wagons.
Photo 970509	Circa 1919-1922 photo of an unidentified man on a farm tractor. Plowing discs attached to the back of the tractor.
Photo 970510	Circa 1919-1922 depiction of an unidentifed man leaning against a farm tractor.
Photo 970511	Circa 1919-1922 photo of an unidentified man sitting on a farm tractor in a field. It appears that the field has been partially plowed.
Photo 970512	All four photos depict farm tractors from the 1919-1922 time periodand an unidentified man beside or on each tractor.	The upper left photo is identical to photo 970509; the upper right photo is identical to photo 970510 and the lower left photo is identical to photo 970511.
Photo 970513	Life size painting by Archibald Willard of Emma Howk at age seven.Emma is depicted standing outside with a house and tree behind her.	Emma Howk was the great aunt of William Barbor.	Writing on reverse of photo: Location of painting unknown.
Photo 970514	1930's depiction of the exterior of the Wellington Oil building which was located on North Main Street. An unidentified man is standing outside the station.
Photo 970515	Exterior of John and Esther Howk's home in 1900. John and Esther are seated outside the front of their home.	The Howk home was located on Barker Street, the first house north of Taylor Street on the east side.
Photo 970516	Aerial view of the North Main Street and Depot Street vicinity of Wellington taken in the 1950's-60's. The Farmers Grain & Milling building is one business identified in the photo. Several vehicles are also visible.
Photo 970518	1930's depiction of a Wellington Oil Company truck. Two unidentified men are posing in the photo, one standing at the rear of the truck and one sitting in the passenger seat of the truck. Kool Motor" gasoline is advertised on the tank of the truck."
Photo 970519	Exterior of The Standard Oil Company business which was on Lincoln Street in Wellington. The buildings adjacent to this business are also shown in the photo.	The Standard Oil Company is the new site of McQuaids SOHIO and McMinn's BP.
Photo 970520	Seven members of the Brighton Drum Corp. posing with their instruments on the steps of the Pittsfield Congregational Church. The members are identified as, left to right: George Greene Sr. of Brighton, Walter Mosher of Brighton, Benjamin McClaflin of Clarksfield, Horace McClaflin (boy fifer) of Huntington, Ernest McClaflin of Huntington, Calvin Johns (snare drummer) of Brighton, and ? Kelsey of Huntington.
Photo 970521	Late 1800's depiction of a schoolhouse located on Peck Wadsworth Road between State Route 511 and Quarry Road. There are a few children standing on the steps of the schoolhouse.	The schoolhouse was located on the south side of Peck Wadsworth Road on what is now, 1997, the Ted Sawyer property.
Photo 970522	Late 1800's depiction of Brighton's public school, located on the north side of State Route 18 in Brighton Square.	Writing on front on photo: Public School- Brighton, O.
Photo 970523	Photo, taken in 1970, of the home of Wilbur and Joyce Browand located on Peck Wadsworth Road.	The Browand home was the original homestead of Hugh Mosher, the fifer in the Spirit of '76" painting."
Photo 970524	1890's depiction of four women posing outside an unknown building. Two of the women are dressed in men's clothing and two are dressed in long dresses and hats. The women are identified as, left to right: Mrs. L.G. Stemple, Mrs. E.W. Adams, Mrs. John Mallory and Mrs. Sara Curtice.
Photo 970525	1899 photo of a group of men, women and two children posing in what appear to be costumes, men in top hats and fake mustaches, and women in long dresses and various hats. The group is identified as: G. Johns, Mrs.(s) Spitzer, Arnt, Couch, Artz, Wadsworth, Goodsill, Adams, Halman, Hams, Richardson, Mallory. The children are Charles and Mary A.(?)
Photo 970526	1897 photo of the founding members of Wellington Sorosis posing outside at an unknown location. Members identified as, bottom row, left to right: Mrs. Emma Adams, Mrs. D.B. Goodsell, Mrs. Hester Spitzer, Mrs. J.C. Artz; second row: Iva T. King, Mrs. Geo. Blinn, Mary Wadsworth, Mrs. Hugh Harris, Mrs. J. Artz, Mrs. Herbert Hall; third row: Mrs. Frank Beurnett, Mrs. Arthur Smith, Mrs. Beutley Vischer, Mrs. John Mallory, Mrs. Ed Benedict.
Photo 970527	Members of Wellington Sorosis posing in 1937 on the occasion of their 40th anniversary. Members identified as, front, left to right: Marna Wells, Addie Hemingway, Jessie McDermott, Carrie Vischer, Wilmas Wadsworth; second row, left to right: Mrs. E. Brauson, Mrs. Sara Curtice; third row, left to right: Verna Couch, Louise Bradstock, Edith Swanger, Adele McDermott, Nina Watters, Ora Ebersole, Ora Stemple; top row, left to right: Lucile Walthour, Hazel Shields, Martha BeVier, Treva Hill, Dorothy Andrews, Ruth Baurer, Helen Stemple, Gertrude BeVier.
Photo 970528	1916 photo of the members of Wellington Sorosis. They are identified as; first row, left to right: Emma Mallory, Hazel Pierce, Verna Couch; second row: Fanny Smith, Ora Stemple, Mrs. Brauson E.C., Unknown ; third row: Abby Hamline, Addie Hemingway, Rose Warner; top row: Carrie Vischer, Phiepine Otterbacher, Coila Stemple, Nina Watters, Louella Sheldon.
Photo 970529	Photo of the members of Wellington Sorosis posing in February 1961 at Jane Stemple's home. The members are identified as, back row, left to right: Mary Stark, Jane Stemple, Kathy Brumfield, Meg MacDermott, Bea Wells, Mrs. Bear, Florence Steger, Lillie Gray; second row: Ruth Baum, Marna Nells, Helen Baker, Ada Downey, Mrs. Willman(?) , Josephine Murray; first row: Suanne Florence, Avelene Lashley, Carol Myers, Mary Louise Travis, Lois Oakley.
Photo 970530	Members of Wellington Sorosis posing outside at Mrs. Charles Travis's home on Magyar Street on May 3, 1949. Members are identified as, seated, left to right: Mrs.(s) G.E. Wells, Wm. Murray, L.G. Bradstock, Sara Curtice, Addie Hemingway; standing, left to right: Mrs.(s) Charles Travis, Charles Baum, O.S. Stemple, Webber Bevier, Edward Wells, Ralph Freeman, W.B. Murray, R.W. Faus, I.E. Downey, Clifford Unser, Paul Grey, Chris MacDermott, Lawrence Baker, Stuart Wells, Lee Gillette, Robert Lee, C.L. Hill.	The photographer was Clyde Battles.
Photo 970531	Depiction of Wellington's business district looking west from the parking lot in front of Herrick Memorial Library. The buildings on the west side of South Main Street are visible. Several automobiles are parked in the lot in front of the library.
Photo 970532	Thirteen members of the Brighton Orchestra posing with instruments on a porch; date unknown. There are twelve men and one woman pictured in the band.	Writing on reverse of photo: This picture is taken on the front porch of the Peasley home on the corner of Rte. 18 & 511, Brighton. The young lady seated is Ruth Peasley.
Photo 970533	1920's depiction of the businesses on south corner of West Herrick and Depot Streets.	Otis Biddinger Sr. and his brother, Clayton Biddinger owned Biddinger's Brother's grocery store, one of the buildings pictured.
Photo 970534	1920's depiction of Wellington's business district showing the buildings on the northwest corner of West Herrick to the Square. There is a roof over the sidewalk in front of those buildings and automobiles parked on either side of West Herrick. A gas pump is also visible on the south side of the street.	This photo was taken from an upstairs window of Biddinger's Grocery Store.
Photo 970535	Clerk Pearl Jacobs, standing in front of Biddinger's Bros.'s grocery store, located on the south side of West Herrick Avenue, in the 1920's.	Writing on reverse of photo: Swift & Company Cream Buying agency.
Photo 970536	Seven unidentified men standing beside a train engine involved in the train wreck and flood at the Wellington and Lake Erie railroad bridge in 1913.
Photo 970537	Photo of an unidentified diver posing at the Wellington and Lake Erie railroad bridge site after the 1913 train wreck and flood. He is in his diving suit, holding the helmet.	This photo is identical to photo 970691.
Photo 970538	1913 photo taken from the Wellington and Lake Erie railroad tressle after the flood and ensuing train wreck. A group of people are gathered on the tracks looking at the damage. The remaining flood waters and debris are visible below the tressle.	Writing on reverse of photo: W & LE train wreck and flood.
Photo 970539	Eight unidentified men posing circa 1900 outside a cheese house. Two men are standing inside the building and the others are sitting on or standing near horse drawn wagons pulled up to the cheese house.	This photo is nearly identical to photo 970684.
Photo 970540	Large group of women walking beside The Daugherty Bros. Hardware Company building, located on the northwest corner of Wellington's business district on November 11, 1918 in honor of Armistice Day.	Writing on reverse of photo: Armiste Day.	This photo is identical to photo 970701.
Photo 970541	Group of women and children in front of Herrick Memorial Library on November 11, 1918 celebrating Armistice Day. Some of the people are holding American flags and standing around the lightposts at the library's entrance.	Writing on reverse of photo: Armiste Day.	This photo is identical to photo 970697.
Photo 970542	22 young boys from Wellington Grade School posing outside at an unknown location. Some of the boys are wearing parts of football uniforms and one boy in the front row is holding a ball.	Writing on front of photo: W.G.S. From Bounce Weaver.
Photo 970543	14 men and women posing in costumes on what appears to be a stage set in 1908.	Writing on reverse of photo: She stoops to conquer"- 1908."
Photo 970544	1906 Wellington High School baseball team posing behind the high school. Team members are identified by numbers written on the individuals in the photo: 1. Arthur Kepler, 2. Dow Baird, 3. William Wadsworth, 4. Rollin Smith, 5. Clinton Battles, 6. Jesse Herrick, 7. Burt Curtice, 8. Dana Fox, 9. Clayton Hull, 10. Clarence Curtise, 11. Ray Andrews, 12. William Gardner, 13. Howard Wells, 14. Karl Branson, 15. Wilbur Sutliff, 16. Web Artz.
Photo 970545	Circa 1850 photo of a locomotive and one car on the Big Four Track Bridge. Two men are standing on a wooden beam spanning a lower part of the bridge, two standing on the bridge in front of the train and one man is sitting in the locomotive itself.	Writing on reverse of photo: Almost completed (about 1850), this wood and stone single track bridge southwest of Wellington served the Big Four for a number of years....until steel construction came in and the line was double-tracked.
Photo 970546	1930's depiction of the Wellington Oil Company located at West Main near the railroad tracks.
Photo 970547	A group of men, some with shovels in hand, pictured around a pile of stone during the construction of North Main Street in 1913. A few horse drawn wagons are at the sides of the street.
Photo 970548	Mr. and Mrs. Fred Burton posing with their three daughters at an outside location; date unknown.	Writing on front of photo: Beth & Fred Burton with daughters Katherine, Byrdie & Rose.
Photo 970549	A few men and livestock at the stock yards located on Prospect Street across from the Wellington Lumber Company.	Writing on reverse of photo: Stock yards- Prospect St. across from Wellington Lumber looking east from NYC tracks. Methodist Church & DeFoote Hotel are large buildings in far background. Greenfield Mill left end of stock yards. Now 1987 Landmark Bldg.
Photo 970550	Exterior of the Herrick Cheese Factory, located on Pitts Road; date unknown. An unidentified man is standing on the steps outside the wooden structure.	Writing on front of photo: Herrick Cheese Factory- Water Works Road."
Photo 970551	Exterior depiction of the water treatment plant and spillway located on Pitts Road. The grounds of the plant area are also visible.	Writing on photo: Donated by Chester Martin.
Photo 970552	1906 photo of a road building crew consisting of workermen , horses and machinery.	Typed caption: Route 58 road building scene north of Wellington in 1906. Pictured is the crew of F.J. Peterson grading a big fill. One of the workmen was D.B. Battles of Wellington. No. 1837.
Photo 970553	11 men shown cutting ice at West Lake Park. The men are lined up in a row cutting the ice with handsaws.
Photo 970554	Early 1900's depiction of the Wellington Machine Company building located on DeWolfe Street. Several pieces of machinery are sitting on flat bed cars outside the building.
Photo 970555	Exterior of the Belle-Vernon Dairy building which was located on State Route 58 north of Wellington. A railroad car is on the tracks alongside the dairy.	This building has burned down and is now the site of Pipe Fittings Inc.
Photo 970558	Four men, identified as the New York Central Section Gang, posing on the railroad crossover tracks located at the rear of the Lorain County Fairgrounds in Wellington. Huff Tower is partially visible to the right in the photo.
Photo 970559	A Doodlebug	a diesel-powered single coach vehicle which ran on tracks and made daily runs from Cleveland to Cincinnati.	The Doodlebug's last trip was made in August 1964.
Photo 970560	A November 1913 depiction of West Herrick Avenue after a great snow storm. Large piles of snow are shown along the side of the street.
Photo 970561	Exterior of the Peasley Hotel located in Brighton, Ohio.	Writing on front of photo: Pealsey Hotel- Brighton O.
Photo 970562	Photo taken on August 26, 1908 of West Main Street in Brighton, Ohio.It is a dirt road lined with trees and utility poles. A few buildings are visible amongst the trees.
Photo 970563	Early 1900's depiction of the State Route 18 paving project. Several workmen and horses pulling two-wheeled small wagons" are shown working on the road."
Photo 970564	Three unidentified men standing beside a sugar bush at an unknown location. The structure is in a wooded area. Two horses pulling a tub" are to the left of the building."
Photo 970565	The S.M. Warner Moving Draying and General Teaming wagon drawn by two horses is pictured in the undated photo. One man is driving the wagon and one is standing beside it.	This was a draying and general teaming service in the 1800's from Wellington.
Photo 970566	Nine members of an old time fife and drum corps are posing in this photo taken May 30, 1907. The members are identified as: Gene Bliss, drummer, Cal. Johns, Charley Greene, George Greene, Walter Mosher, Horace B. McClaflin (boy), Earnest McClaflin (his father), Ben McClaflin, Burr Vincent. There is a group of people standing behind the fife and drum corps.	Writing on reverse of photo: Taken by the Opera House, May 30, 1907.
Photo 970567	The members of the First Methodist Church choir is depicted in the choir loft on January 30, 1893. On the left in the photo foreground is M.W. Franks, choir director and on the right is Rev. E. Hagerman, paster from 1892-1896. The men are seated on either side of the church pulpit. The choir is identified as: Front row: Grace Roedel, Edith Wickenden, Ann Lessott, Angie Metzger, Miriam Dirlam, Mary Nichols, Emma Lessott, Minnie Cleghorn, sopranos; May Blackburn, Millie Lessot, Bertha Cushion, Hattie West, Eda Zempher, May Pierce.Second row men: Bass: Arthur French, Hugh Allyn, Albert Peirce, Everett Barrick, Father Lissot, Gene McEntere, Peter Eidt, Mr. Cook, Herbert Durand, Will Zempher, Don Stroup, Walter Cole, Don Cushion. Orchestra: Chas. Furz, bass cornet, Gene Cushion, Carl Metzger, Clare Harvey, Win Franks, leader.
Photo 970569	Exterior of a Prospect Street home known as the gold house.	Writing on reverse of photo: built in 1895 by B. & G. Palmer.
Photo 970570	Photo of the Brighton, Ohio area. The church, a home and other area buildings are visible, as well as utility poles along the dirt streets.
Photo 970571	Several people pictured standing in doorways and on the sidewalk in an unknown business district. This is not a depiction of Wellington.	This was a postcard sent to Mrs. Mary Burlingame in Wellington, Ohio from Viola B. The postmark is possibly Elyria.
Photo 970572	12 people seated at a picnic table. The possible location is Avery Park in Pittsfield Township.	Writing on reverse of photo: Camp in Wellington.	Note number four, accompanying photo 970575 reads: Various pictures & postcards of Wellington. One postcard says "Camp in Wellington." This looks like Avery Park (on the property down by the Black River) which was where people came on picnics (up until the 30's). There had been an Interurban stop on the property so it was a natural place for people to come. Also the surrounding area was called Sugar Hill because people came to enjoy the maple syrup made here."
Photo 970573	Martha McNaught Avery, wife of William Carlos Avery, photographed by William Sawtelle in Wellington.	Mrs. Avery and her husband were early settlers of this area from Pittsfield, Mass.
Photo 970574	William Carlos Avery (1808-1892) photographed by William Sawtelle in Wellington.	Mr. Avery and his wife were early settlers from Pittsfield, Mass.
Photo 970575	William Carlos and Martha McNaught Avery house and farm located in Pittsfield Township photographed in the 1930's when the home was sold by the Avery family. The address of the homesite is now (1997) 18797 State Route 58, Wellington.	Note number one on accompanying sheet reads: Snow covered home in Pittsfield Township (address above)- taken by LuElla Kepler (writer for the Lorain County Journal for many years). She was born in this house. The house was built by her great grandparents William Carlos Avery & Martha McNaught Avery circa 1855. House is on the National Register of Historic Places. There have been unsubstantiated Underground Railroad rumors of a tunnel from the cellar to the Black River. Carlos and Martha had 5 children who grew to adulthood. Many local families can trace their roots back to the Avery family from Pittsfield Massachusetts. It has been a pleasure to get to know many of Carlos & Martha's great grandchildren and offspring.
Photo 970576	Circa 1910 photo taken on the outside steps of the Carlos Avery home in Pittsfield Township of Martha Ames Rawson (in rocker), and Amanda Avery who is holding baby Karl Avery.
Photo 970577	1981 photo of the exterior of the Carlos Avery home located in Pittsfield Township taken by Claude Lackowski.	In 1997 the owner of the home noted that at the time we purchased our home before any restoration.
Photo 970578	1983 photo, taken by Claude Lackowski, of the exterior of the Carlos Avery house located in Pittsfield Township
Photo 970579	Circa 1917 photo of Luella (Hines) Kepler, Karl Avery and Scott Avery, as children. The photo of the first cousins was taken at the Carlos Avery farm in Pittsfield Township. A barn is visible in the background.	The photo donor noted in 1997 that the barn burned in 40's. Walnut tree on right & lilac on left still thriving.
Photo 970580	A woman and a dog sitting on a porch of a house.	Writing on reverse of photo: Mrs. Bell Pailey and her dog Mary. This house set between Sorensens & Otterbachers in the first block on Prospect St.
Photo 970581	Ed Turner, Paul Newlon, Harold Shorty" Prosser and Robert Herrick posing with a string of pheasants and three dogs outside the house on the southeast corner of East Herrick and Grand Avenue in 1945."	Writing on reverse of photo: All 4 got their limit of 10 pheasants at Mitchell SD in 1946.
Photo 970584	Six unidentified men, railroad engineers, posing in front of a locomotive with Lorain Ashland & S?" written on its side in the early 1900's."	The train depot was where the Jehovah Witness hall is now located (1997).
Photo 970585	The Municipal Power Plant building as it appeared on may 29, 1942.	This photo along with photos 970587-970591 are displayed on a board at the SLCHS. See the power plant write-up accompanying photo 970588.
Photo 970586	Three separate photos of Biddinger's Store delivery truck/automobile taken in 1923 combined on one larger photo. An unidentified man is seated in the vehicle in two of the three pictures. The vehicle is parked on West Herrick Avenue. Depot Street is visible in the background.
Photo 970587	Exterior of the Municipal Power Plant building as it appeared on May 29, 1942.	This photo along with photos 970585, 970588-970591 are displayed on a board at the SLCHS. See the write-up about the Municipal Power Plant accompanying photo 970588.
Photo 970588	Interior view of a room in the Wellington Municipal Power Plant taken on May 29, 1942.	This photo along with photos 970585, 970587, 970589-970591 are displayed on a board at the SLCHS. An accompanying description of the plant reads: The long since defunct plant was the outgrowth of a plant built by the Warwick-Cunningham Company about 1890 and which went into receivership in 1895. Service at first was limited to industries stores and public buildings and current was only available to those from dusk to 10 pm. New equipment was added periodically until full service to the entire community was achieved. The plant continued in operation until 1948 when it was deemed advisable to retain the distribution system but to purchase current wholesale from the Ohio Edison Company a policy adopted by more than 95% of the communities in the United States although many sold their distribution systems as well as their generating plants.
Photo 970589	Interior of the Municipal Power Plant taken on May 29, 1942.	This photo along with photos 970585, 970587-970591 are on display at the SLCHS. See the write-up about the plant accompanying photo 970588.
Photo 970590	Interior view of the Municipal Power Plant taken on May 29, 1942.	This photo along with photos 970585, 970587-970589, 970591 are displayed on a board at the SLCHS. See the write-up about the plant accompanying photo 970588.
Photo 970591	Interior of the Municipal Power Plant taken on May 29, 1942.	This photo along with photos 970585, 970587-970590 are displayed on a board at the SLCHS. See the write-up about the plant accompanying photo 970588.
Photo 970593	Interior of the Middle School auditorium showing three sections of seats and the doors leading into the auditorium.	Typed caption: Middle School Auditorium.	Writing on reverse of photo: Immediately following the building of the addition in 1940.	aThis photograph is identical to photo 970933.
Photo 970595	Photo of the marshland along State Route 18 east of Wellington taken 1948-49.	Writing on reverse of photo: Route 18 sinks out of sight. This highway crosses the marshland two miles east of Wellington and following torrential rains in early April 1948 the highway gave way sinking - not inches but many feet leaving caverns in which bouses could have been dumped. A contract was let for $32,951 for fill and new paving with July 31 the completion date. On June 1st workmen moved in paving equipment only to discover large caverns were forming in the new fill. By June 10 a large section of the roadway had simply vanished leaving huge craters with layers of the old muck strata turned up on edge showing the old logs put down through the swamp by the first settlers. Weekend crowds came to view the calamity offer advice and predictions. Farther and farther back into the fields went the huge conveyers bringing more and more dirt to fill the hungry may of the fissures. By mid-November the road was still sinking and the earth movers worked around the clock. In the meantime township roads were being ruined by detoured traffic. It was mid-summer of 1949 before the project was finalized with the cost estimated at $500,000.""
Photo 970596	Exterior of the First Baptist Church located on East Herrick Avenue. Wellington Implement parks its tractors at this location today (1997).	Writing on reverse of photo: First Baptist Church (1884-1948) - Located in the first block on E. Herrick Ave. it was purchased and torn down by the Wellington Implement Co.	after a new larger church was built on Grand Ave. The steeple of the First Methodist Church is in the background.
Photo 970598	Late 1950's depiction of the Big Four train wreck at the West Herrick Aveunue crossing. Overhead view of the wreck showing many people looking at the debris. Frank Cleara's garage is shown in the background.	Writing on reverse of photo: Big Four wreck at the West Herrick Ave. crossing in the late 1950's. Heavy damage- no injuries.
Photo 970601	Exterior of the Wellington Milling Company. A couple horse-drawn wagons and a few unidentified people are shown outside the building in this photo from 1880-1920.	The Wellington Milling Company was located on the northwest corner of South Main and Depot Streets and became Wellington Feed & Grain, then in the late 1960's Hinton packagers of birdseed.	Writing on reverse of photo: Duke of Wellington Flour 1880-1920.
Photo 970602	True Fortney, Claude Smith and Horace McClaflin posing in their Spirit of 76" garb at an unknown location in the late 1930's."	Writing on reverse of photo: Wellington's Original Trio portraying the "Spirit of 76." Organized and financed by the American Legion they included (L-R): True Fortney, Claude Smith and Horace McClaflin. They appeared in patriotic gatherings from New York City to Chicago, and were applauded in their lengthy career by hundreds of thousands of admiring onlookers.
Photo 970603	Owen Prosser cutting young Clayton Beal's hair at Prosser's Barber Shop which was located on North Main Street in Wellington.	This photograph is identical to photo 970935.
Photo 970604	Dr. Smith's home located on South Main Street where Farm and Home Hardware is now (1997) located. There are Just Married" signs and other newly married related signs posted on the home."	Typed caption: Early residence of Wellington newlyweds, Dr. Smith and bride on South Main St. Torn down to make room for the Sparkle Market.	This photograph is identical to photo 970897.
Photo 970605	Approximately 15 cars parked along northwest Herrick Avenue in the early 1920's. Some of the buildings identified behind the vehicles are; Wellington Bank, Roedels and Binder's Drugstore.	Typed caption: Rolling Stock used by foremen of the construction crews building the Hi-Line from Lorain to Mansfield, early 1920's.	This photograph is identical to photo 970916.
Photo 970606	The exterior of the First Wellington Bank office of The Elyria Savings & Trust Co. building in the late 1960's. Two vehicles parked outside the bank.
Photo 970607	Janet Carino Spatz, Wilma Brewer Weber, Charles McCoughlen, Beulah Dague Obrig and Phyllis Yoxtheimer Perkins posing by the gas pumps outside Lee Motors in 1937. Mr. McCoughlen was the Shell district mangager. The four women are dressed in similar outfits; white pants and shirts, dark vests and small hats.	This photograph is identical to photo 970910.
Photo 970608	1950's depiction of State Route 18 east of Wellington.	Typed caption: Route 18 at the swamp area.
Photo 970609	Photo of State Route 58 north of Wellington at the s-curve; date unknown.	Typed caption: Route 58 North.
Photo 970610	A.H. Binder, his father, and C. McCaffrey posing in Binders Drugstore; date unknown.	This photograph is identical to photo 970927.
Photo 970611	The Edward Wells building located on East Herrick Avenue at the end of the block. This photo depicts the E. Wells building, the parking lot to the east of the building and the house to the east of the lot.	Writing on reverse of photo: Built by harnessmaker Edward Wells, this building now houses the accounting firm of Ewers & Bogojevich.
Photo 970612	Early 1960's depiction of Wellington's south reservoir.	Typed caption: In the early 1960's Northern Ohio experienced a major drought. Wellington reservoirs were nearly dried up and arrangements were made to get water from Lake Findley.
Photo 970613	Exterior of the Sectional Company building; date unknown.
Photo 970614	Guy Edward Wells (1881-1948), ? Fitch, his partner, and an unknown man posing in front of their business at 127 West Herrick Avenue, Wellington circa 1903.	According to Marna Stemple Wells, widow of Guy Edward Wells, this was his first local venture, which he operated with Fitch for only a year of so. Later, he and Fitch set up a small department store" in the Reserve Building, which Wells left in 1910 to buy the Insurance Agency."
Photo 970615	Interior of the drugstore operated by Guy Edward Wells and ? Fitch located at 127 West Herrick, circa 1903. This business was operated as a drugstore until 1996. Guy Edward Wells is pictured behind the counter on the left and Fitch is most likely the man behind the counter on the right.	According to Marna Stemple Wells, widow of Guy Edwards Wells, this was his first local venture, which he operated only for a year or so. Later, he and Fitch set up a small department store" as Fitch-Wells Co."
Photo 970616	1913 photo taken near Wellington showing the fallen railroad trestle,train wreckage and raging water from the 1913 flood. There are people shown standing on the tracks above the floodwaters.
Photo 970617	Circa 1910 depiction of a home and lot located at Park Place in Wellington. The lot is the rear of 131 Park Place and the house shown is located at 129 Park Place in Wellington. The address of the brick house on the far right in the photo is 142 Courtland Street.	According to Well's family lore, the house in the photo was originally at the rear of 131 Park Place, then moved circa 1910 to the back of the lot. Because is contains logs for floor joists it is probably far older than the present house at 131 Park Place.
Photo 970618	Edward Guy Wells Sr. (d. 1920) and Edward Guy Wells Jr. (d. 1933) posing on either side of the front steps of their home located between 139 and 147 East Herrick Avenue in Wellington.	An interior depiction of the home is shown in photo 970619.
Photo 970619	Mary Hastings Wells (d. 1950) and Edward Guy Wells Jr. (d. 1933) posing in the front bay window of their home located between 139 and 147 East Herrick Avenue.	Writing on reverse of photo: E.G. Wells came from England with his father in 1867, worked as harness maker in shop at 139 W. Herrick.	An exterior depiction of this home is shown in photo 970618.
Photo 970620	Exterior of the house located at 131 Park Place in Wellington in 1915. The occupants of the car parked beside the house are; driver, Otto Sydney Stemple (1869-1941); in back, behind Otto; Mary Gearhart Stemple (d. 1932), Otto's mother; and on the right, Loila Stemple (?).
Photo 970621	Exterior of the house located at 131 Park Place in Wellington in 1915. The south side of the Methodist Church is also visible in the photo.	This house was bought by Otto Stemple in 1898 and operated as a hotel by his parents, Levi and Mary, until about 1920. The house originally had a flat roof and no front porch. The original stoop is visible at right, where it was moved. The porch and roof were added c. 1900.
Photo 970622	Studio portrait of Edward Guy Wells Jr. (d. circa 1932), Edward Stemple Wells (July 25, 1906-Aug. 1982), Edward Guy Wells Sr. (d. circa 1920), and Guy Edward Wells (1881-1948) taken in late 1906.	Writing on reverse of photo: Labelled by G. Wells in 1990, per ? by Guy S. Wells.	This photo shows four generations of Wells family. Edward G. Wells Sr. and Jr. immigrated from Widmeysoel(?), Nottinghamshire England, to Wellington in 1867. They built and operated a harness shop at 139 Herrick Ave. East, and lived in the house just east of it. Guy Edward, oldest son of Edward Jr., had several businesses, most notably the Wells Insurance Agency, was mayor of Wellington ca. 1925, President of First Wellington Bank c. 1944-1948. Edward Stemple Wells taught history locally and at Bay Village, where he was also principal, before returning to Wellington.
Photo 970623	Levi and Mary Stemple pictured with all their children and grandchildren in 1919. Back row, left to right: Guy E. Wells, Harry Couch, Franklin Stemple Sullivan, Harry Sullivan, William Ebersole, Albert Aljoe, Carl Ebersole. Second row from back, left to right: Ora Stemple Ebersole, ? Stemple ?, Otto Sydney Stemple, Levi or Lawrence Gearhart Stemple, Harry Bennett, Coila Stemple Aljoe (later Van Cleef), Orrie Foote Stemple, Hattie Sullivan. Third row from back, left to right: William Stemple Bennett, Marna Stemple Wells holding Guy Stuart Wells, Levi Stemple, Mary Gearhart Stemple, ? Stemple ?, ? Stemple ?, Mildred Sullivan (later Sellars). Front row, left to right: Edward Stemple Wells, Lawrence Sydney Wells, Mary Lillian Stemple (later Stark), Sydney Defraine Stemple.	Another copy of this photo is dated and labelled in the handwriting of Marna Stemple Wells.
Photo 970624	Five children identified as, left to right: ? Lee, Anne Louise Travis,Unknown, Guy Edward Wells and Lawrence Wells posing in front of a fireplace in the home of the H. Wilsons circa 1954. The Wilsons lived at 630 North Main Street in Wellington.	Writing on reverse of photo: ? Lee, Anne Louise Travis, Unknown, Guy Edward and Lawrence Wells at the home of the H. Wilsons, 630 N. Main Wellington- Birthday party.	The date of the photo was arrived at by the ages of the subjects. Anne Louise Travis, the daughter of Mary Bradstock and ? Travis, and Guy Wells were both born in 1947. Lawrence Wells was born in 1949.
Photo 970625	The Wells family gathered around a table celebrating Christmas dinner on December 25, 1947 at the home of Edward and Maxine Wells. The family is identified as, standing, left to right: Guy Stuart Wells (1916-1990), his wife, Beatrice Stokes Wells (1913-1979), their baby, Guy Edward Wells (1947-), Mary Amy Wells, (later Hogan, later still Weld, 1932-) daughter of Lawrence Sydney Wells, Lawrence Sydney Wells (1908-1984), his daughter Mary Ann Wells (later Lawrence, later Pellini, later still Appleton, 1934-), Maxine West Wells (1909-1999), Edward Stemple Wells (1906-1982). Seated: Marna Stemple Wells (1884-1976), Guy Edward Wells (1881-1948), Pauline Hill Wells (c. 1908-1983), Martha Wells, daughter of Lawrence Sydney Wells, and John Edward Wells,son of Lawrence Sydney Wells.	Edward and Maxine Wells' home was located at the southeast corner of Bursley Road and State Route 58 in Huntington Township.
Photo 970626	Mary Gearhart Stemple (d. 1931), the wife of Levi Stemple (d. 1920), seated in the library" at 131 Park Place	Wellington reading a book circa 1920."	The bookcase in the rear of the photo contains county, state and provincial histories on which Mrs. Stemple's sons, Otto and L.G. Stemple worked. Mary's daughters included Verna (Mrs. Harry) Couch, Coila Stemple VanCleef, Alma (Mrs. Harry) Bennett, and Marna (Mrs. Guy E.) Wells.
Photo 970627	Photo of the exterior of the home located at 147 South Main Street in Wellington taken from the northwest circa 1952.	The owner of the photo states that the front part of the house was built circa 1832 by A.G. Couch. The porch on the side was added in the late 1920's. This was the home of Guy E. And Marna Stemple Wells from around 1906 and is still in the hands of their son Edward's widow, Maxine West Wells in 1997.
Photo 970628	Edward Stemple Wells (1906-1982) and Maxine West Wells (1909-1999) posing behind their residence at 147 South Main Street circa 1939.
Photo 970629	The exterior of four homes located on Park Place in Wellington. The addresses of the homes are, left to right: 131, 135, 139, 143 Park Place. Winter, 1921 or later.