Black and white photo image of a fire hose demonstration on the fire escape at the Washington Hotel, built in 1901 at the corner of Second (2nd) and Market Streets. From 1939 to 1956 it was known as the Milner Hotel. In 1979 the Washington Hotel…
Black and white photo image of a demonstration held at the stadium. On December 6, 1936, Frank Gray, of a chemical manufacturing company, demonstrated a new freezing solution used to put out fires. The event was sponsored by the Scioto Valley Fire…
Black and white photo image of a demonstration held at the stadium. On December 6, 1936, Frank Gray, of a chemical manufacturing company, demonstrated a new freezing solution used to put out fires. The event was sponsored by the Scioto Valley Fire…
Black and white photo image of a demonstration held at the stadium. On December 6, 1936, Frank Gray, of a chemical manufacturing company, demonstrated a new freezing solution used to put out fires. The event was sponsored by the Scioto Valley Fire…
Black and white photo image of a demonstration held at the stadium. On December 6, 1936, Frank Gray, of a chemical manufacturing company, demonstrated a new freezing solution used to put out fires. The event was sponsored by the Scioto Valley Fire…
Black and white photo image of a demonstration held at the stadium. On December 6, 1936, Frank Gray, of a chemical manufacturing company, demonstrated a new freezing solution used to put out fires. The event was sponsored by the Scioto Valley Fire…
Black and white photo image of the rear view of the house at 5514 Harrison Avenue. Paul Haley, owner. The house was the site of a fire, incidentally enough, set by Haley himself along with a man from Coal Grove named Clyde Wilson. Haley set the fire…
Black and white photo image of a side view of the house at 5514 Harrison Avenue. Paul Haley, owner. The house was the site of a fire, incidentally enough, set by Haley himself along with a man from Coal Grove named Clyde Wilson. Haley set the fire in…
Black and white photo image of the Quality Service Headquarters Office at 836 Sixth (6th) Street. World's Fair contests with tickets and prizes were held here.