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  Dr. Thomas B. Harvey, the second son of Dr. Jesse Harvey and Elizabeth Burgess Harvey of Harveysburg, Ohio, was a distinguished physician and surgeon in Indianapolis, ... (read more)

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  WALL, O S B CAPT 104 USC INF DATE OF DEATH: 04/26/1891 DATE OF INTERMENT: Unknown BURIED AT: SECTION 1 SITE 124-B ARLINGTON NATIONAL CEMETERY His ... (read more)

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  Memorial plaque of Elizabeth Hunt Hoel (1840-1904). Her family bought the original furniture in the lower courtyard of the Friends Boarding Home in her name. (read more)

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  The main courtyard of the 1905 Friends Boarding Home Museum in Waynesville, Ohio. (read more)

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  Looking north on Main Street after 1900. The Waynesville National Bank can be seen in the distance. (read more)

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  Looking north along Main Street from Miami Street. Cadwallader Hall is on the left. (read more)

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  Looking north along Main Street from Miami Street. Cadwallader Hall is on the left. (read more)

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  Looking north along Main Street from Miami Street. Cadwallader Hall is on the left. (read more)

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  Looking north on Main Street during the early decades of the 20th century. Looking north from Miami Street. (read more)

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  The Waynesville National Bank was first housed in the old Miami House Inn, then moved into a building on the southwest corner of Main and North ... (read more)

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  Another view of the Great Fire in Waynesville. Looking at the west side of North Main Street. (read more)

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  Another view of the Great Fire in Waynesville, Ohio Looking north along North Main Street, west side of street. (read more)

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  Another view of the Great Fire in Waynesville, Ohio looking south. North Main Street, west side of street. (read more)

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  A devestating fire in 1900 in Waynesville, Ohio. View looking north, North Main Street. (read more)

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  Corwin Avenue between Waynesville and Corwin, Ohio (read more)

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  Another view of the covered bridge at Corwin, Ohio (read more)

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  Waynesville Canning Company in Corwin, Ohio (looking west) Waynesville can be seen on the ridge in the distance. The building is till standing. (read more)

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  People waiting on the train at the Waynesville Train Depot in Corwin, Ohio ~ Waynesville's Sister Village. The train is coming in from the north. Note ... (read more)

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  Corwin also had two grain elevators (left), a saw mill, a blacksmith shop, two water towers, stock yards, and its own Union Sunday School. Produce from ... (read more)

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  Corwin, Ohio is located directly east of Waynesville across the Little Miami River Little Miami River. It was founded in 1844 by John Johnson and Joel ... (read more)

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  Corwin was one of the busiest Depots on the Little Miami Railroad for both passenger traffic and freight. It was noted for the Panhandle Hotel located ... (read more)

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  The highly successful Hiram Kilbon general store and grocery were located directly on the tracks of the railroad. The Kilbon home was behind and attached to ... (read more)

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  The highly successful Hiram Kilbon general store and grocery were located directly on the tracks of the railroad. The Kilbon home was behind and attached to ... (read more)

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  The lady in the oval frame is Sarah Ella Leak McKinsey (1854- 1940). She went by her middle name, Ella. She was one of the six ... (read more)

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