Isn't this the city home of Ella Sharp at the corner of Michigan and First Street?
Posted by bennk on 01/08/12 18:28:17
Phil Billeter, saxophone
The sax player wearing glasses is Phil Billeter, my great-grand-uncle. I have more photos of Phil; if you're related to him, please click here to contact me via my profile at Ancestry.com.
Posted by Amy Jeynes on 12/16/11 10:01:59
Photograph of house and Cadillac
This is a beautiful photograph. It could easily be the front cover of a Cadillac brochure from the seventies!
Posted by Tom Hubbard on 09/04/11 22:15:59
Thanks for your comments, J. Balch. I wondered about this one, too! This photo must date before "the mall" doesn't it? The fender trim on the blue Thunderbird would make it a 1962 model year (Standard Catalog of Ford, 4th Ed./John Gunnell). I'm guessing the year to be 1962 or '63.
Posted by Tom Hubbard on 09/04/11 13:53:20
Nathaniel B Hall
1827-1892
Posted by debhw on 08/20/11 10:58:22
Ella Merriman Sharp Home
Farm property purchased by Ella's maternal grandfather, Abraham Wing. Her parents Dwight and Mary Wing Merriman added on to the original 3 room house ca. 1845 in both 1858 and 1863. Ella Merriman and her husband John Sharp living in the home after their marriage. This photo was taken after Ella's death when the park superintendent lived in the home.
Posted by lynnel on 02/05/11 18:33:52
L. H. Field and family
Family photograph of Leonard H. Field who founded the L.H. Field and Company Department Store with his second wife; 4 sons, William, Leonard H., Raynor and Martel; their wives and children.
Posted by lynnel on 02/05/11 17:16:19
Ella Merriman Sharp Home
Farm property owned by her maternal grandfather, Abraham Wing. Additions to the original 3 room house ca. 1845, were made in 1858 and 1863 by her parents Dwight and Mary Wing Merriman. Later lived in by daughter Ella Merriman, and her husband John Sharp.
Posted by lynnel on 02/05/11 16:03:15
I believe this S Jackson St looking north at Wesley. Currently this is the court house and Mich Bell.
Posted by fomoco on 01/15/11 12:10:20
Railroad yard building
Looks to be the railroad building that burned down around the mid 70's. It was located on page ave south of the railroad tracks behind now the Blue Moon Resturant (the old junction resturant or papa ray's).
