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Stained glass windows in the Walsh Mansion, Cuyahoga Falls
No full textStained glass windows in the Walsh Mansion in Cuyahoga Falls
Tile floor in the Walsh Mansion, Cuyahoga Falls
No full textTiled floor in the hallway of the Walsh Mansion in Cuyahoga Falls
Evidence from Turner et al. vs. Loesser et al. Court Case, Cuyahoga Falls
No full textPhotographic evidence in the case of Turner et al. vs. Loesser et al. in Cuyahoga Falls. The back of the photograph provides information about the case. Mills in Cuyahoga Falls during this time would sometimes build up their dams temporarily, which disturbed the power to mills further downstream on the Cuyahoga River
Alley between Front Street and Cuyahoga River, looking north, Cuyahoga Falls
No full textAlley between Front St. and the Cuyahoga River, looking north, in Cuyahoga Falls
View of hollow brick building, Turner, Vaughn, and Taylor Co., Cuyahoga Falls
No full textView of hollow brick building at the Turner, Vaughn, and Taylor Co. in Cuyahoga Falls
Concrete foundation at Walsh Lumber Company
No full textColor photograph of a concrete moulding foundation. The foundation helped to support the floor of the Walsh Lumber Company, Cuyahoga Falls, that employed heavy machinery in its processes."Mr. Edgar Raub, formerly General Manager of the Falls Hollow Staybolt Co., standing beside the concrete foundation of a machine called "The Sticker" that made mouldings in the planing mill of the Walsh Lumber Co. The mill floor was built level with Portage Trail, 10 feet of so above the river. Therefore it was hollow under the floor and heavy machinery was placed on concrete foundations built on the bedrock below the floor, so the machines would be at floor level.
Supurbas Field between 4th and 5th Streets, Cuyahoga Falls
No full textSupurbas Field between 4th and 5th Streets in Cuyahoga Falls
Edward Rowland Sill Monument, Cuyahoga Falls
No full textPostcard of the Edward Rowland Sill Monument in Cuyahoga Falls