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

See our Dayton GAR pages for LOTS more Dayton Businesses

Chas. C. Schatzman & Son, 1922
 Garage and Livery
18-120 Sixth Avenue, Dayton

Maschinot and Centner
 Tailoring Co., 1922
 Sixth and Main Street, Dayton
55 employees

Tony's Place,
 Dayton,
 c. 1898

 

Harvard Piano Co, circa 1901
on the north east corner of 5th and Clay

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

 

John Bonte's & Sons Factory The Logo Map of where the ropewalk was.
This map of Bonte's Rope Walk is from 1909.  Note how many blocks it crosses. This map's a very small piece of a larger set of maps known as the  Sanborn Fire Maps.  Learn how to see them all, here.

 

             

F & N Steakhouse, Dayton, Kentucky

The 1916-1917 Report of the Bureau of Agriculture, Labor, and Statistics of Kentucky reported
 that Harvard Piano Co. employed 170 men, 10 women, and 3 children.  The same numbers for
 the Wadsworth Watch Case Mfg. Co. were 258, 97, and 1.

There's a list of Dayton Merchants from 1879, here.

The City of Dayton's web site is here.



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