This colorized “Greetings from Kunkle, Ohio” picture postcard, postmarked in 1911, features a number of Kunkle views from that time period. The vintage images shown…
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This week’s photo is the Winameg Market, built in the early 1860s and burned in 1986. Thank you to the Fulton County Historical Society for…
MAYOR … Archbold’s first mayor, Fredrick Stotzer, stands with his son, Henry W., in front of the original harness shop, circa 1880. Thank you to…
Scaffolding at Edgerton’s school building collapsed during construction, injuring seven workers. In 1867, this two-story school building was constructed at the southeast corner of Elm…
LANDMARK… One of Bryan’s early landmarks was a large two-story wooden frame structure erected about 1842 by Dr. Thomas Kent at the northeast corner of…
SAUDER … The barn where Sauder Woodworking began in 1934 is shown here. Do you have a Fulton County Historic photo you would like to…
The West Unity fire department was created in 1892 and utilized a variety of firefighting apparatus during its first 50 years. Bill Maneval’s circa 1995…
SYRUP… Ira and Sadie Fether with Sam and Vernie Lynn gather maple syrup on the Ida Fether farm south of Fayette around 1930. …
Men pose for a photograph in Pettisville on August 20, 1900. Thank you to the Fulton County Historical Museum for the use of the photo.…
The automobile forever changed the way Williams County residents lived, worked, and played. This colorized circa 1910 photograph, printed from a glass plate negative, shows…