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Black and white photo image of the area where blocks are stored for the Taylor Stone Company.
Typed on back: "A stacking space under three derricks is required to keep ninety days supply of blocks ahead of the mill."

Black and white photog image of the Clay Township School, located on State Route 139. The building was built in 1922.
Architects: Devose and Donaldson, Portsmouth, Ohio Contractors: Jones and Lallow. Sciotoville, Ohio.
Stone columns, caps, cornice,…

Black and white photo image of the Distel Furniture Company, located at the corner of Seventh (7th) and Chillicothe Street. The building was built with stone from the Taylor Stone Company, McDermott, Ohio.

Black and white photo image of Dr. James W. Fitch's office and laboratory located at 1025 Ninth (9th) Street.
Building was built 1923
Architect: Devoss & Donaldson
Contractor: J. F. Warner
Trimmed with McDermott Blue Stone and furnished by…

Black and white photo image of Ford Motor Cars, authorized dealers.
Located at 1112-1120 Gallia Street, Portsmouth, Ohio.

Black and white photo image of Glockner Chevrolet-Chevrolet Motor Cars dealership, built in 1923. Architects Devoss and Donaldson, Contractors R. L Hopkins Trimmed with McDermott Blue Stone Furnished by the Taylor Stone Company.
Building located at…

Black and white photo image of Green School. The building was built in 1925 and closed in April 22, 2009.
It was built with stone from Taylor Stone Company, McDermott, Ohio.

Black and white photo image of the inside of the residence of Lafayette Taylor.
Here is a view of the fireplace and mantel. Art Stone selected to obtain the uniform striped effect.

Black & white photograph.
The residence of J. (John) F. Taylor,built in 1923 at 2025 Waller Street. Taylor was owner of the Taylor Universal Motor Company and President of the Portsmouth Auto Supply Company. Architect: Devoss and Donaldson …

Black and white photo image of the residence of Lafayette Taylor located in McDermott, Ohio. The house was built of 3rd ledge buff stone, produced by the Taylor Stone Company.
Lafayette turned the home into a museum where he displayed his hunting…

Black and white photo image of the residence of Lafayette Taylor. The home was built using stone from the Taylor Stone Company, McDermott, Ohio.

Black & white photograph. Residence of Lafayette Taylor,McDermott,Ohio.Part of the structure was a museum containing a wild animal exhibit.
Built of 3rd ledge Buff Stone furnished by the Taylor Stone Company, McDermott, Ohio.