There's a list of Dayton Merchants from 1879, here.
This is on the C&O in Dayton, circa 1909
Dayton Cornice Works
6th Avenue & Clay Street
Joseph C. Beck, Dry Goods
Sixth and Clay, Dayton, 1922
Chas. C. Schatzman & Son, 1922
Garage and Livery
18-120 Sixth Avenue, Dayton
See the Dayton GAR pages for LOTS more Dayton Businesses
Maschinot and Centner Tailoring Co., 1922
Sixth and Main Street, Dayton
55 employees
Harvard Piano Co, circa 1901
Huber's Saloon
Run by the Huber's from 1898 to c. 1920
Sixth and Dayton
A William Brengelman
photo
Builders' Exchange, 1922
Sixth Avenue, Dayton
Factory, above; logo, below
This map shows Bonte's Rope Walk in 1909
It's a very small piece of a larger set of maps
known as the Sanborn Fair Maps. Learn how to see them all,
here.
The City of Dayton's web site is here.
