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A photo of a seated woman wearing a dress with a young boy on her left and a young girl on her right. The photo shows a building behind them and a fence post nearby.

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This is a picture of a seated woman in a white dress with a young boy and girl standing next to her on either side.

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Beside the Serpent

there are various other

mounds.

Where we are standing

is burial ground and

the obj. Chas. is pointing

to is a small mound.

I believe this is now

a State Park..

We camped here

Our cars are way in…

Serpent Mound, in

Adams Co. Ohio.

Visit spot summer '22

accompanied by Mr Mrs. E.M.

Sargent, Columbus, O.

Chas. took this photo from

the tower, looking down

upon the serpent mound

which runs just back of

where we…

This is a scrapbook containing photographs, newspaper clippings, letters and programs that document Sunbury's Sesquicentennial Celebration in 1965.

This collection contains the Sessional Records of the 1st Presbyterian Church of Trenton Delaware Co. Ohio 1873-1937 and is housed at the Condit Presbyterian Church in Trenton Township, Delaware County, OH.

This collection contains the Sessional Records of the 1st Presbyterian Church of Trenton Delaware Co. Ohio 1831, and is housed at the Condit Presbyterian Church in Trenton Township, Delaware County, OH. The ink on some of the pages in this book has…

This picture shows the Seymour Chambers (1831-1912) house built in 1881. According to census records, Mr. Chambers worked as a farmer in Porter Township throughout his life.

This scene was taken

after we left Wellton Ariz.

Feb. [crossed out] Jan 27 - '26

The shacks are the homes

of the natives.

Then is a mine in the side

of a moutain nearby, and

the Southern Pacific spur

from Phoenix runs…

Photo of Shaver gravesite in Sunbury Memorial Park. The smaller stone to the left of the center stone is for Sara A. Shaver (1840-1915), and the smaller stone to the right is for R. Shaver (1833-1922).

Suzanne Link Allen provided the following…