Local History Gallery
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 Near the Train Station and in the background would be Hocking Parkway. Caption reads "NELSONVILLE, O., during the Flood of July 5 1878. Photo by Morrison." |
 This was taken in the 1970's to 1980 when there was an ice cream parlor in the 1879 room. |
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 Picture looking down Broad Street Glouster, OH. I do believe many of these houses are still standing. |
 This is taken from up on the Hill above Franklin Street and behind the the top of Fort Street Cemetery. Take a good look you can see the old Central School on the left hand side and next to it the Knights of Phythias building which was built in 1905, estimated year of this postcard is probably around 1907-1910. If you look straight over on the right hand side would be the Nelsonville Public Library Parking lot!! |
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 Still standing and now houses the Rocky Boot offices. Sits facing Fayette Street and in back runs Rt. 33. |
 The Palos Covered bridge still standing today close to Burr Oak and Bishopville. |
 One of the oldest buildings on the square the Dew House built in the 1830's this picture is from before the Porch was built. Several U.S. Presidents have visited here! |
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 This building sat not far from where Kroger's is now. |
 The Nelsonville Fountain in the 1960's or 1970's. |
 The Steam Engine of the Hocking Valley Railway, this postcard is either from the late 1970's or early 1980's. |
 This building now houses the offices of the 1st National Bank it sits at the corner of W. Columbus Street and the Public Square. |
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 the village of Kimberly was out S.R. 691 just outside of Nelsonville. |
 On West Washington Street Next door to Fruth Pharmacy. |
 Main must have been called Locust Street in the early 1900's check out the VERY muddy streets! |
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