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Unknown Brick Building
No full textOne black and white negative of a historic multi-story brick building, probably a restaurant in Roscoe Village in Coshocton County, Ohio. A road can be seen in the foreground and there are a few cars parked in front of the building on the left while a few trees and a brick wall can be seen on the right
Ohio Canal Signpost No. 2 Canal Basin Lock 43 1
No full textOne color negative of Cuyahoga Valley Canal Days' Ohio Canal signpost No. 2 which is for the Canal Basin and Lock 43 on the Ohio and Erie Canal in Cuyahoga County, Ohio. The sign includes a map to the right and text to the left. The text states: ""Merwin's Basin, named for early settler Noble Merwin. Canal boats entered basin through Lock 43 and unloaded cargo. Warehouses and docks lined the basin, 200 feet long and 150 feet wide. Dry docks were on the canal south of lock 43."
Dock Structure on Water in Cleveland
No full textOne black and white negative of a metal and wood dock and walkway structure built atop an unidentified body of water, probably the Cuyahoga River in Cleveland in Cuyahoga County, Ohio. A woman is standing on the structure looking out towards the water. The water is bordered with a cityscape with a bridge stretching out of frame in the background. The word Hausheer can be seen on a building in the distance while a building that says Frank Morrison and Son Company Marine Equipment in Cleveland can been seen in the background in the center of the image
Edward E. Scarr Memorial
No full textOne color negative of a memorial consisting of a plaque mounted to a stone for Edward E. Scarr, 1874-1962. The plaque states,:""A humble American with vision and appreciation of historical values of the area, and their future potential to this community. Settled in Coshocton County in the year of 1900. The former owner of this ground, Mr. Scarr bought acres along each side of the Erie Canal including all ground to the Walhonding River or approximately 5.56 acres. He preserved its virgin timber, thereby, helped to create the 1000 acre park. A builder of the hilltop country club, he founded lake park with F.D. Johns as manager. Donated by friends of Clara G. and Clarence E. Scarr as required in deed to foundation and city of Coshocton, Ohio."
Brick Building with a ""Canal Days"" Sign
No full textOne black and white negative of a historic two-story brick building, probably in Roscoe Village in Coshocton County, Ohio. To the left of the door is a sign saying ""Canal Days Antiques."" A few small groups of people walk past the building or sit on a bench in front of the building
Ohio Erie Canal Restoration Coshocton Lake Park Building 1
No full textOne black and white negative of the Ohio-Erie Canal Restoration building within the Coshocton Lake Park in Coshocton in Coshocton County, Ohio. A body of water sits in the foreground while the building is in the midground. Several people, including a few women and children, can be seen in front of the building and a black 1950s Cadillac is parked in front of the building to the right
Large Building along Canal Massillon and Navarre Area
No full textOne black and white negative of a large multi-story building, probably a mill, along the Ohio and Erie Canal near Massillon and Navarre in Stark County, Ohio. The canal can be seen running diagonally across the image and a part of the muddy canal bank can be seen in the lower right corner. The building can be seen on the bank of the canal on the left side of the image surrounded by trees
Remains of Three Unidentified Locks 1
No full textOne color negative of the remains of three unidentified locks on a canal, probably the Ohio and Erie Canal in either Coshocton, Muskingum, or Tuscarawas County, Ohio. Water and brush can be seen in the foreground while one lock can be seen in the midground and two in the distance. A paved road lined with telephone poles can be seen on the left while a tree line can be seen on the right
C.A. Dobson Blacksmith Shop
No full textOne black and white negative of a view of a blacksmith shop, probably in Roscoe Village in Coshocton County, Ohio. A sign on the building says ""C.A. Dobson, Blacksmith Service, General Horseshoeing."" A road can be seen in the foreground in addition to several cars and a camper parked in front of the business. Telephone poles, powerlines, and trees can be seen to the left and a white historic home can be seen on the right
Lock 31 Dresden Sidecut 1
No full textOne black and white negative of the remains of Lock 31 on the Dresden Side-Cut Canal in the Village of Dresden in Muskingum County, Ohio. The Dresden Side-Cut Canal connected the Ohio and Erie Canal with the Muskingum River. Tall grass can be seen between the lock walls as well as on top of them while trees, telephone poles, and power lines can be seen in the background