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Osgood school printed from collection of glass slides. Shows adult male, also a child in doorway. Out of focus.

Black and white photo of Osgood school printed from collection of glass slides. - 2 copies
Featured in book on Schools by Helen Magargal.

Harry Day Pease House - 'Pease Pod.' Black and white photo, printed from glass negative, 1900. Shows original paint and bird baths in yard prior to the fence. Victorian home currently owned by David and Helen Sharron Pollard. Scott Heyl restored…

Sepia tone picture post card shows golfer with hotel, post office, Epperly's house in background. Sent to Archer Fitzgerald, 310 W 88th St, New York City from Mary [Burr?] with love. 'This, Arch, is our golf course, at least part of it. Be good and…

Corner School. 1906. Eighteen students including Laura and Fayette Stevens with teacher. Black and white Howes photo.
See also Ph46an and Ph46ao

Capen Bridge under repair. Black and white glossy photo. Depicts bridge probably following hurricane of September 1938. Truck hauling fill appears to be in trouble. Used in republication of 'Papers on the History of Worthington.'

Black and white picture post card. L to R: Herb Porter, Ernest Thayer, Fordyce Knapp, Franklin Burr. Possibly depicts Franklin Burr swearing the oath of office.

Black and white picture post card. L to R: Franklin H. Burr, Fordyce Knapp, Herb Porter, Ernest Thayer all dressed in suit and tie. For Calendar or republication of Papers on the History of Worthington.

Scanned and printed on paper, this is a color photograph of the Sam Hill House once built but not yet turned into the guest house it is today. Fall scene. The members had been stored on land higher than the building site. Teton Builders slid the…

Scanned and printed on paper, this is a color photograph of the Sam Hill House rebuilding in 1990. Winter scene. The members had been stored on land higher than the building site. Teton Builders slid the members down the hilll on the ice and snow and…

Scanned and printed on paper, this is a color photograph of the Sam Hill House rebuilding in 1990. Winter scene. The members had been stored on land higher than the building site. Teton Builders slid the members down the hilll on the ice and snow and…

Scanned and printed on paper, this is a color photograph of the Sam Hill House rebuilding in 1990. See 2004-357
Rebuilt by Norm Tebo and Joel Hinton, Teton Builders, using wooden pegs.

Color photograph of Sam Hill House as photographed by Cathy Baker before removal by Robert Sweeney in 1985. In 1987 its disassembled members were sold to Joel and Sara Upton, 130 Prentice Road. House rebuilt in 1990. See 2004-358, 359, 360 and 361.

Lovely black and white photo of the Corner's Grocery taken in fall showing store with attached garage/shed and 2 autos from Elsie Bartlett to Pvt. George H. Bartlett, Camp Blanding, Florida. 'This autumn picture needs on the color to make it perfect.…

Black and white to sepia tone photograph of the Arthur Capen/Randall House in a fancy photo format, mounted on black bevelled board. Front view showing two chimneys on main house and stone wall, spring season. Note dark trim.
See also 2004-344 and…

Black and white to sepia tone photograph of the Arthur Capen/Randall House in summer, main house with 2 chimneys. Note dark trim. Mounted on grey bevelled board.

Sepia photograph mounted on black bevelled board of the Arthur Capen/Randall House in winter; only 1 chimney on main house. Note the dark trim and garage.
On envelope 'Same as Howes Bros photos'.

Black and white photograph of house with new addition; on summer day. 1958 Chevrolet in driveway.

Table setting in the dining room of a house. Speculate it is at the 'Rice House' also known as 'The Farm' or 'Singing Pines' when ownership was transferred to the (2004) Margaret Vaughan.

View of house from the NE. Known as the Burckes House, it was built on land settled by Kelly. Recently (2000) it was inhabited by Don Dorrington. The house has since been sold to new owners (2004). ? See Dan Porter's Forty Houses Book.
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