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Sims Street, Dickinson
Sims Street, 1905, looking north from Villard Street. On the left is Senour & Langley Hardware Store, L.A. Davis Undertaker, Frankenberg Furniture Store, Mrs. Mary Murn's Millinery, and a Bowling Alley and Billiard Hall in the last building. On the…
Villard Street, Dickinson
A picture down Villard Street looking east, which captures the left side of the street. Some of the buildings shown include M. T. Zimmerman, Saddles and Harness, with a horse hitching rail out front. Next is the St. Paul Hotel. The Masonic Hall…
Villard Street, Dickinson
Villard Street looking west from Sims Street. Buildings in the photo include Service Drug, F.W. Woolworth store, a drug store (Greene Drug ?), Quinlan's Cafe, Villard Hotel, Strand Theater, and the Jessen building, containing Red Owl Grocery and a…
2nd Ave. West (Hannaford St.), Dickinson
2nd Ave. West (originally Hannaford St.). On the left is the Mike McGinley residence, Osborn Studio, fire hall, and the Pat McGinley residence. On the right is the Drenkel residence, Recorder Post, and the Mike McGinley residence [? taken from…
2nd Ave. West (Hannaford St.), Dickinson
2nd Ave. West (originally Hannaford St.). On the left is the Mike McGinley residence, Osborn Studio, fire hall, and the Pat McGinley residence. On the right is the Drenkel residence, Recorder Post, and the Mike McGinley residence [? taken from…
Villard Street, Dickinson
Villard Street looking west from the St. Charles Hotel. Included in the photo on E. Villard are: the United States Employment Service and Stark County Veterans Service Office, St. Charles Hotel and Cafe, Bineks (in the Kihm building), The Dickinson…
Mann's Automotive Supply grand opening
The exterior of the front of Mann's Automotive Supply building.
O'Hearn's
The front entrance to the O'Hearns men's store owned by Dan O'Hearn inside the Big Sky Mall.
O'Hearn's
The front of a postcard for O'Hearns men's store owned by Dan O'Hearn. There is an image of the store entrance and the interior of the store.
Miller Electric
It is a Christmas window display featuring Kelvinator appliances including a stove, freezer and refrigerator.
Miller Electric
It is a Christmas window display featuring Kelvinator appliances including a stove, freezer and refrigerator.
Helen's Frock Shop
It is a display of antiques in a front window of Helen's Frock Shop during Roughrider Days. The antiques were owned by Harold and Dorothy Schweitz .
Helen's Frock Shop
It is a display of antiques in a front window of Helen's Frock Shop during Roughrider Days. The antiques were owned by Harold and Dorothy Schweitz .
Helen's Frock Shop
It is a display of antiques in a front window of Helen's Frock Shop during Roughrider Days. The antiques were owned by Harold and Dorothy Schweitz .
Helen's Frock Shop
It is a display of antiques in a front window of Helen's Frock Shop during Roughrider Days. The antiques were owned by Harold and Dorothy Schweitz .
Helen's Frock Shop
It is a display of antiques in a front window of Helen's Frock Shop during Roughrider Days. The antiques were owned by Harold and Dorothy Schweitz .
Helen's Frock Shop
It is a display of antiques in a front window of Helen's Frock Shop during Roughrider Days. The antiques were owned by Harold and Dorothy Schweitz .
Helen's Frock Shop
It is a display of antiques in a front window of Helen's Frock Shop during Roughrider Days. The antiques were owned by Harold and Dorothy Schweitz .
