Gallery 2 – Homes
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Museum house as it appeared in the late 1940s. |
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Side view of museum house in the late 1940s. |
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Frank Sponable’s home,
present location of the Bruce Funeral Home. |
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Mrs. J.C. Moore’s home, located at the northwest
corner of |
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Located at 133 W. Main Street, built for W.J.
"Billy“ Johnston – vice president of the
Farmers Bank and Trust by the Cramer and Eyerly
Brothers in early 1904. |
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The D.D. Gay home, located on west Main
Street. Owned for a number of years by
Mrs. Della Moore and son, Eldon Moore. |
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Located at |
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The V.R. Ellis house at |
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The W.J. Ott home on |
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The W.J. Bigelow home, south of the east
viaduct. Later owned by John F.
Rankin, then by Eddie Mistle. |
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Results of the 1905 tornado. The barn, on its side, was at the southeast
corner of |
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More results from the 1905 tornado. The frame Catholic Church can be seen in
the background. Mrs. J. C. Moore’s
home, at the northwest corner of |
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