Description:Corner of Court and Front St, Pomeroy

Description:Corner of Main & Court Streets, Pomeroy, Ohio. Signage includes: Green Lantern, Duke Cleaners, Whaley Dentist, Stifflers, & Davis Warner Insurance

Description:Corner of Mill St & South Fourth St (Gilmore's)

Description:A photo of a couple standing in a field. Text on back reads: "Red. arietta Jenkins"

Description:A couple, believed to be Jenny and Pete Hendrix, pose with a car. "Athens, O" is visible on the front of the vehicle.

Description:Green Lantern Tavern on the right and Blue & Gray Restaurant on the left corner

Description:O'Brien Law, Green Lantern, Goessler Jewelry and Robert Peoples, Lawyer

Description:Court Street Pomeroy, Ohio as viewed from the Court House. Signage includes: "Goessler Jewelry" & "Farmers Bank & Savings Co.".

Description:Postcard of Court St. and the Meigs County Courthouse

Description:Court Street under flood water taken from a boat facing the Court House in Pomeroy Ohio. Signage includes: Reeds Drugs

Description:Court Street viewed from main Street Pomeroy, Ohio. Signage includes "Goessler Jewelry".

Description:Postcard of the Courthouse

Description:Cross grist mill on Bowman's Run in Sutton Township of Meigs County, Ohio

Description:Picture of the Cross's and Racine Banking Co. buildings in Racine, Ohio in the early 1900s.

Description:Construction team poses for a picture during the erection of the Cross's Store in Racine, Ohio.

Description:Picture of the Crow's Family Restaurant/ Kentucky Fried Chicken Building on East Main Street in Pomeroy, Ohio.

Description:Crow's Steak House (Crow's Family Restaurant) was started in 1957, by Thomas Crow, D.D.S. and his two sons, Robert H. and Thomas D. Crow. The facility was remodeled from a gas station with the capacity of 13 stools and 2 booths, resulting in a total seating capacity of 21. This was the first experience the family had in the food servie business. Early in 1960, Kentucky Fried Chicken was added, and Colonel Harland Sanders rolled up his sleeves and instructed this part of the restaurant personally. The family has always felt that this was the turning point of their facility. A drive-in facility was also added thios same year. In 1961, a dining room, adding 49 seats, was added. Bob and Tom Crow, both think that Colonel Sanders is the most outstanding person, both as a man and a food specialist, and attribute much of their success to him, as well as quality food, and most of all the guidance of "God, good parents, family, employees, and friends." [show more]

Description:Crow's KFC (Pomeroy Library visible in background)

Description:Picture of Crow's Restaurant after renovations. Unknown year.

Description:A man, Clyde Norris, rides a tractor in a field. Clyde Norris, East Letart, Ohio "As part of the war effort, the government rationed foods like sugar, butter, milk, cheese, eggs, coffee, meat, and canned goods. Labor and transportation shortages made it hard to harvest and move fruits and vegetables to market. So, government turned to its citizens and encouraged them to plant "Victory Gardens". They wanted individuals to provide their own fruits and vegetables." [show more]

Description:Daily Sentinel Article of Ambrose Bierce.

Description:An article from The Dailey Sentinel speaking about a former Librarian moving on and questioning what will happen with bookmobile services.

Description:Portrait of Dana Day French. Born June 6th, 1887 in Harrisonville, Ohio. Died May 1st, 1942.