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- Collection: Sunbury
The focal point of this photograph is a table where several people are seated outdoors. On the right, a woman is standing and along with other people…
This photograph shows, at right, a gas burning machinery supply line inside the Sunbury Creamery. A man is standing behind the machine.
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This photograph shows a home at 141 Letts Avenue, likely the home of John Loar, the driver of the car. The car is not a Ford and it would have been…
This photograph shows a group of railroad workers. Penn Railroad is the track on the right and the siding or low-speed track is on the left. The crew…
This photograph shows the Sunbury Railroad Yard between Letts Avenue and what would become S. Old 3C, Johnstown Road, St.Rt. 37.
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This photograph shows the Sunbury High School track team. Bill Whitney is the third from right. He was on the track team his junior year and graduated…
This photograph shows the Sunbury fence factory located at 140 E. Granville St. It is currently the Great Midwest Yacht Co., owned and operated by…
This photograph shows the Pennsylvania Railroad line in the foreground, and Letts Avenue in the center-left background before the underpass was built.…
This photograph shows participants in the 1919 Women's Rally in Sunbury, Ohio. The house is at 21 S.Columbus Street. The 19th Amendment to the US…
This photograph shows the Sunbury High School located on Harrison Street. What is likely to be maintenance or construction equipment is shown in the…