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The Home of Alice Richards, 330 6th Avenue, Dayton
Also the home and office of Dr. W. D. Richards from 1912 to the 1930's
(The license plate on the car reads WDR)
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| Third Street, |
Somewhere in Dayton, 1921 | |
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| Somewhere in Dayton, 1913 | 809 Ervin Terrace. Details From a Facebook post by Tammy Cornett |
Dayton Residence |
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| 530 Sixth, 1969 From a Facebook post by Tammy Cornett |
922 Thornton From a Facebook post by Tammy Cornett |
801 Fifth |
321 Sixth Street
The 1100 Block of Fourth
From a Facebook post by Elder Merry
| From a Facebook post by Tammy Cornett, who tells us the George Huesman ran a restaurant and confectionery here in 1931, that the building sold to the Brock Brothers in 1945, and would later be Walton's Cafe. Today? It's a city-owned parking lot. |
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300 block of 2nd Street, c. 1954 |
Home of Henry Noxsel,
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| 750 2&4 Third Street Note the ice truck. |
513 3rd Street | 819 Third Street | 820 Third Street, Dayton |
824 Front Street, Dayton |
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We find a number of old post cards which have “306 Dayton Avenue, Dayton, Ky.” printed on the back. Sellers on eBay and collectors usually assume that's the location of the scene on the card, but in fact, it was the home of Dayton photographer D. N. House, “publisher” of the card. We assume if these pictures are not in Dayton, they were nearby, but we have no idea who they are, or where they are. All are c. WWI, and, as you can see, the man knew his business. The house in the bottom, center image is at 952 Lenox Place in North Avondale. Thanks, Brian Boland for spotting it. |
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