Chillicothe

Chillicothe & Area Yester Years updated 7 Mar. 2010

1848 View of Chillicothe, OH

Second Street looking East from Paint Street

Looking East Down Second Street from Paint Street, Chillicothe

Ex B & O S &W locomotive at Chillicothe about 1900

B & O Train Station abt. 1908Information about B & O Cincinnatian	Union Station
abt 1918 view of Union Station	CH&D wreck on turntable 23 August 1910 Cincinnati, Hamilton and Dayton Railroad was incorporated 2 March 1846 and acquired by the B & O December 1917
Columbus Pike Bridge	Chillicothe Traction Co. and Columbus Pike Bridges abt. 1918
Soldiers Monument, Second Street, Chillicothe	1917 Chillicothe Bottling Co.
The Ohio National Guard Armory	The Mead Pulp & Paper Company
	High School
Central School	Saint Mary's Parochial School
	Hospital

Paint Creek Bridge	Paint Creek Bridge
Chillicothe abt. 1917 High Street looking north	1912 View of Main Street looking East

Sears & Nichols Canning Factory abt. 1910 Pentwater, MI in 1914 also had a Sears & Nichols Canning Factory	1920's Pride of Fairfield Can Label
Glenn Martha Farm	Photo taken just North of the Alma United Methodist Church about 1925 Young lad at the end of the second row is Raymond Perry Woods
	1947 Schiff's Gulf Station at 5th & Hickory Streets, Chillicothe
Eagle Coin	Eagle Coin
1938 Wooden Nickel front	1938 Wooden Nickel back

Chillicothe First National Bank $20 front

Chillicothe First National Bank $20 back

Main Street looking east from Paint Street

Masonic Temple early 1900s

East Main Street and Masonic Temple, Chillicothe, OH

Building on left was torn down in the 70's for the church, pictured next door, to expand. Prior to being torn down it was a furniture store.

Main Street looking east from Paint Street

Chillicothe Second street as viewed from High Street

Wiggins House at East Fifth Street at Caldwell

First National Bank Block early 1900s

North High Street looking North, Chillicothe, Ohio

Wirsler Brewery ?

Chillicothe Elks Club

Maple Grove Hotel near Chillicothe was built in the very early 1900s and was known nationwide as a famous health resort. In 1964 it was owned by Mr. & Mrs. Charles Shepherd and they had named it Maple Grove Ranch.

Maple Grove Springs baseball field near Chillicothe

Meade Paper Mill abt 1907

Marzluffs Hill abt 1905

The Woodson home was located on Marzluffs Hill on the farm of a prominent ironmaster, Thomas James. Woodson, Thomas Jefferson descendant, worked for James after he brought Jemima, his wife and their eight children from Virginia. Their home was adjacent to a farm owned by the Renick family, which had migrated to Ohio in the early 1800's from Greenbrier County Virginia.