Main Street in Lancaster, Ohio 1870 showing the Mithoff House. Lancaster was settled by many people of German descent traveling through Pennsylvania. In the early 1800s there was even a newspaper printed in German. Lancaster was quite successful economically, being home to numerous places of business. This would be helped along by a railroad being built in 1854, and numerous canals. While the primary source of income was originally farming, production of commercial goods would soon expand the economy. Lancaster was also the birth place of William T. Sherman, who came to be a famous figure in U.S. history for his role as a general in the American Civil War
New Albany's transition from village to urban community can be traced in the economic developments w...
SPECIALS: City Hall; Gaiser C. Carriage Shop; Geisler & Dietz Carriage Factory; German Reformed Chur...
This photograph shows the steamer ore boat "Steelton of Wilmington" docked alongside railroad tracks...
This Greek Revival home was built in 1834 in Lancaster, Ohio by the William James Reese family. Wil...
Photograph of Main Street in Lancaster, Ohio, looking east in 1867. At this time, most of the build...
This photograph shows the Sherman House Museum in Lancaster, Ohio. The Sherman House is the birthpla...
This photograph depicts the Sherman House, birthplace of the brothers General William Tecumseh Sherm...
Located some 70 miles southwest of Cleveland, the area now known as Richland County was, 200 years a...
Mount Vernon was laid out in 1816 and named for George Washington's home. The town grew rapidly as i...
View of Main Street in Massillon, Ohio from "Historical Collections of Ohio" by Henry Howe, 1847. Ma...
Photograph of a busy downtown Lancaster taken at Main Street looking east. The prominent buildings i...
Caption reads "Rising-Peters House, Lancaster, Ohio". This Greek Revival style home was built in 18...
The caption reads: Main Street, Middleport". Middleport, a village in Meigs County, was named beca...
This home belonged to Civil War General Philip Henry Sheridan, who built it for his parents in 1859....
Zionsville was platted in 1852 and named for one of its founders, William Zion. Located along the I...
New Albany's transition from village to urban community can be traced in the economic developments w...
SPECIALS: City Hall; Gaiser C. Carriage Shop; Geisler & Dietz Carriage Factory; German Reformed Chur...
This photograph shows the steamer ore boat "Steelton of Wilmington" docked alongside railroad tracks...
This Greek Revival home was built in 1834 in Lancaster, Ohio by the William James Reese family. Wil...
Photograph of Main Street in Lancaster, Ohio, looking east in 1867. At this time, most of the build...
This photograph shows the Sherman House Museum in Lancaster, Ohio. The Sherman House is the birthpla...
This photograph depicts the Sherman House, birthplace of the brothers General William Tecumseh Sherm...
Located some 70 miles southwest of Cleveland, the area now known as Richland County was, 200 years a...
Mount Vernon was laid out in 1816 and named for George Washington's home. The town grew rapidly as i...
View of Main Street in Massillon, Ohio from "Historical Collections of Ohio" by Henry Howe, 1847. Ma...
Photograph of a busy downtown Lancaster taken at Main Street looking east. The prominent buildings i...
Caption reads "Rising-Peters House, Lancaster, Ohio". This Greek Revival style home was built in 18...
The caption reads: Main Street, Middleport". Middleport, a village in Meigs County, was named beca...
This home belonged to Civil War General Philip Henry Sheridan, who built it for his parents in 1859....
Zionsville was platted in 1852 and named for one of its founders, William Zion. Located along the I...
New Albany's transition from village to urban community can be traced in the economic developments w...
SPECIALS: City Hall; Gaiser C. Carriage Shop; Geisler & Dietz Carriage Factory; German Reformed Chur...
This photograph shows the steamer ore boat "Steelton of Wilmington" docked alongside railroad tracks...