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From around 1918 to the late 1920's this building was used for residences.

The building was built in 1900. Throughout the early 1900's the building was used for various commercial businesses. From 1941 to 1964, it was the Ohio State Liquor Store. After that, the building endured a few years of being vacant and some more…

Private residence built in 1900 according to the Scioto County Auditor. Owned by the Frederick's Family. Address before 1911 was 201 W Fourth Street.

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Estimated construction about 1900. John F. Flannigan Family resided into the 1920s. John F. Flannigan was a well known businessman in the Market Street district. His business dealings included transfer of coal, sand and gravel,…

From 1926 to 1966, the building housed G. W. Ahrend Men's Clothing. In 1974, it became Newberry Sporting Goods. From 1987 to 1993, the building was H & R Block. From 1994 to 2013, it was Allegro Music. Today, the building is vacant.

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Home no longer occupied.

Color photo image. Located at 606 John Street. Autobahn Auto "Werks". Foreign car specialists, complete auto repair & maintenance.

Dr. DiTraglia Pediatric Center; Located at 717 5th Street

From 1918 to 1935, the building belonged to Ann Rice. In 1926, it became a beauty shop that she owned. From 1937 to 1964 it was Thomas Dairy Bar. From 1971 to 1988 it was the American Cancer Society County Unit. In 2000 it became Redoutey's Driver…

Colorized photo image of the brick building at 1021 Gallia Street.

White building owned by Carringtons.
Four addresses; 1001-1009 Gallia Street
Billiards and Games at 1005 Gallia