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NAME |
SC NO. |
DATE |
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T. Rowlands Sons Shop - price list - shovels and scoops - Piqua |
2524 |
1897 |
|
Talawanda – Tickets – Fountain Park Pavilion |
354 |
Sept. 23 1938 |
|
TALLOW LIGHT (THE) Bulletin of the Washington County Historical Society, Marietta, Ohio |
1955 |
1995 |
|
Tamplin, Sgt. James-Civil War letter from: written on back of GA State Bond |
157 |
c.1863 |
|
Tarzan – a packet of documents relating to the Tarzan movie series. Includes a summary of the major Tarzan movies. |
5505 |
1994 |
|
Taste of the Arts Schedule & Menu |
1692 |
2003 |
|
Taste of the Arts - Mainstreet Piqua - 17 May 1996 - advertising poster |
4099 |
1996 |
|
Tax Receipts- Shelby County 1850-1860 |
1875 |
c.1860 |
|
Taxes, Baldwin's Ohio Tax Service - 1991 |
4176 |
1991 |
|
Taylor, George A. – Photograph by Tom Schwartz, Journal-Herald, Dayton, Ohio – 9 x 7 glossy black/white – the following information is attached at the bottom: “DAY – 11/26 Dayton, Ohio. Afflicted with one of man;s strangest maladies, the body of George Taylor, 18, of Piqua, Ohio, a former foot-ball player, is gradually turning to stone. His muscles are now partly ossified and there is no known cure. At his bedside in a local hospital are his parents (L) borthers and sisters.” George Alfert Taylor was the son of Darrell Taylor and Louise Jefferson Taylor. George was the seventh child in a family of twelve children. George died on March 6, 1949. Included in this folder is the 1940 Census record for George Taylor and a copy of the information from his Death Certificate. |
7762 |
1948 |
|
Teach family photographs – [1] Two photographs of Charles E. Teach – 1902 and 1905 [2] One photo of adult male standing on stones in a creek – c. 1900 – possibly Edward Teach [3] One photo of child with long blond curly hair in a sailor jacket – written on the back is “Darrell Drury, Beatrice’s brother. [4] One photo of a house – possibly 906 Washington Ave. Piqua, home of Edward Teach family |
5472 |
Various |
|
Teacher Examination Certificate - Nellie Lutterbine - Qualified to teach in the Primary Grades - certificate signed by J.C. Ely and C.W. Bennett - 22 May 1885 |
5162 |
1885 |
|
Teacher’s Plan- Piqua City Schools |
1849 |
1970 |
|
Techno-Geeks, Jon Barbee - business card and brochure |
4393 |
c. 2005 |
|
Tecumseh Woods Project photo, regulations |
928 |
n.d. |
|
Tecumseh, and the War of 1812 taken from The History of Miami County, Ohio Illustrated. Chicago: W. H. Beers & Co., 1880 including a pen and ink drawing of “Tecumseh, the Shawanoe Chieftain”; “Black Hawk, the Sac Chieftain” and “Pontiac, the Ottawa Chieftain.” |
6462 |
1880 |
|
Telephone Almanacs 1933 & 1939 |
2436 |
1933, 1939 |
|
Telephone book cover – red vinyl with white lettering – 1959, 1960 and 1961 calendars on the back – advertising on the front – produced by UNADCO Enterprises Inc., Pemberton Square, Boston, Mass. |
6717 |
1959 |
|
Telephone book cover – White vinyl with black lettering – advertising on front and back, 1970 and 1971 calendar on the back – produced by Universal Plastics, Inc., Cookeville, Tenn. |
6718 |
1970 |
|
Telephone book cover – white vinyl with green lettering – covered in advertising – produced by Direcdtory Advertising Corporation, St. Louis, MO. – 1983 |
6716 |
1983 |
|
Telephone Book cover – yellow vinyl plastic – Piqua, Ohio with advertising on the front; Piqua Community Information, Piqua Memorial Medical Center phone numbers and a 1984-1985 calendar on the back. |
6673 |
1984 |
|
Telephone book cover – Yellow vinyl with black lettering – advertising on front and government telephone numbers on the back, August 1975 through July 1976 calendar on the back – produced by Universal Plastics, Inc., Cookeville, Tenn. |
6719 |
1975 |
|
Telephone book: “Piqua and Vicinity Telephone Directory, January, 1945, The Ohio Bell Telephone Co.” |
5680 |
1945 |
|
Telephone Directory - 1942-1943 Rural Directory Miami County |
2969 |
1942 |
|
Telephone switchboard and operators - photograph |
2060 |
c. 1910 |
|
Temperance Material, assorted |
282 |
Early 1900’s |
|
Temple Amshe Emeth records: minutes, financial reports, election of officers |
4829 |
1874-1920 |
|
Temple Anshe Emeth, 125th Anniversary Service Program and order of service, 4 March 1983 |
2631 |
1983 |
|
Territorial Guard and Sunbeam Rallies program featuring the visit of Adjutant Thelma Ditmer, Territorial Guard and Sunbeam Director to Southwest Ohio, February 28 to March 3, 1946. |
8000 |
1946 |
|
Terrorist Attack – 11 September 2001 – special section Troy Daily News |
1940 |
2002 |
|
Terrorist Attack Patriotic Bumper Sticker |
1437 |
Sept. 2001 |
|
Terry - Kathleen Ann Terry - photo retouching worksheet from Bob Moore photographer, Dayton |
2461 |
c. 1967 |
|
Terry Family Collection - photos of Newsstand (interior and exterior), Dodge Taxi Co. Vehicles, City Line Buses, and employees. |
4379 |
1920's-1950's |
|
Terry’s Cafeteria Matchbook |
1144 |
n.d. |
|
Terry’s Cafeteria Matchbooks (2 pc.) |
1331 |
c.1980 |
|
Terry’s Cafeteria postcard with an exterior and two interior photos in color. c. 1985 |
6588 |
c. 1985 |
|
Terry's Cafeteria - Banquet Menu (original and 1 copy) |
3613 |
c. 1996 |
|
Terry's Cafeteria - Doggie Bag, Non-Smoking Area Signs(2), comment cards |
4553 |
N.D. |
|
Terry's Cafeteria - Dollar bill with "Terry's Reserve Note" on the front and "The Hungry States of America" on the back. Advertising coupon |
5125 |
1997 |
|
Terry's Cafeteria - match book cover |
2623 |
c. 1970 |
|
Textile mills and workers - photographs - Piqua Hosiery Co., Stuart Brown Underwear Co., Superior Underwear Co., Union Underwear Co. |
2786 |
c. 1900 |
|
Thayer, William B. Enlisted correspondence telegrams, P.O.W. information |
1447 |
c.1943 |
|
The First Troy National Bank and Trust Company “303 Valuable Household Tips” booklet |
7310 |
c. 1950s |
|
The French Press, Volume 10, No. 4, December 1978 |
7294 |
1978 |
|
The French Press, Volume 11, No. 1, March 1979 |
7295 |
1979 |
|
The French Press, Volume 11, No. 2, July 1979 – French Oil Mill Machinery Co. – This issue of the French Oil newsletter memorializes Charles Butterfield Upton, 1884-1979 |
7979 |
1979 |
|
The French Press, Volume 15, No. 2, June 1983 |
7296 |
1983 |
|
The French Press, Volume 16, No. 1, April 1984 |
7297 |
1984 |
|
The French Press, Volume 16, No. 3, October 1984 |
7298 |
1984 |
|
The French Press, Volume 4, No. 3, September 1972 |
7290 |
1972 |
|
The French Press, Volume 8, No. 3, October 1976 |
7291 |
1976 |
|
The French Press, Volume 9, No. 2, July 1977 |
7292 |
1977 |
|
The French Press, Volume 9, No. 3, October 1977 |
7293 |
1977 |
|
The Long Way to Forest Hill Cemetery, by Phyllis Mann Knouff, Nellie Herron Mann, Catherine Graham Hecker, October 1985 – this is a listing and burial record of the cemeteries in Piqua prior to Forest Hill Cemetery. |
7553 |
1985 |
|
The Mulligan Letters: a political attack on the corruption surrounding Sen. James G. Blaine, c. 1876 |
7601 |
c. 1876 |
|
The Philistine: A Periodical of Protest, April 1912 – published in East Aurora, New York by Elbert Hubbard, editor and publisher. |
7598 |
1912 |
|
The Sporting News’ “How to Score” baseball booklet |
7313 |
1948 |
|
The Sportsman, Miami County’s Largest Sporting Goods Store, 505 N. Main St., Piqua, Ohio – 1957 calendar |
7552 |
1957 |
|
Theis, John: dentist -I. D. Card |
4867 |
N.D. |
|
Third Liberty Loan – World War I – an application form carried by canvassers’ who were urging people to buy Liberty Bonds. The “Third Liberty Loan” bonds were United States of America Ten-Year 4 ¼% Gold Bonds. The amount the individual subscribed to pay could be paid in installments over a period of time. The bond sales for this issue began in April 1918. |
6983 |
1918 |
|
Third National Bank Information Card |
1757 |
c.1900 |
|
Third Savings & Loan – calendar |
315 |
1973 |
|
Third Savings & Loan – PDC Souvenir Edition |
620 |
Jul-59 |
|
Third savings & Loan Co. Banking/Savings envelopes |
3123 |
n.d. |
|
Third Savings and Loan bank bag – olive green vinyl with vinyl zipper closure at the top – Printed in gold letters: Third Savings and Loan, 215 North Wayne Street, Branch Office: 1270 East Ash Street, Piqua, Ohio 45356 |
6715 |
n.d. |
|
Third Savings and Loan Company – coin saver folders: Two folders with places for the individual to save $3.00 in dimes. A Christmas folder with places to save $1.00 in dimes. A folder with a drawing of a happy pig on the front and places to save $5.00 in quarters. A Christmas candy cane folder with places to save $2.00 in quarters. |
8113 |
n.d. |
|
Third Savings and Loan Company – Daily Coin Saver – a folder with slots inside into which a person could place quarters so when full it would equal $5.00. |
7652 |
n.d. |
|
Third Savings and Loan Company Dime Savings book |
5991 |
n.d. |
|
Third Savings and Loan Company, Piqua, Ohio – Souvenir Edition of The Piqua Daily Call July 8, 1959 – Grand Opening of the newly remodeled and expanded offices on Wayne Street. |
6606 |
1959 |
|
Third Savings and Loan, Piqua, Ohio – a black and clear vinyl envelope to hold legal documents folded, such as deeds or loan papers – 5” x 10” |
6131 |
n.d. |
|
Thirty-Second Annual Banquet of the Piqua High School Alumni Association, High School Hall, June 7, 1895 – program |
6893 |
1895 |
|
This Intentionally Left Blank |
7694 |
|
|
This is Miami County – The Provisional League of Women Voters of Miami County, 1972 (2) |
6250 |
c. 1970 |
|
Thoma - "Thoma Centennial Edition Celebration One Hundred Years of Service", Piqua Daily Call, 5 May 1938 - eight page special edition devoted to the 100th Anniversary of Thoma Jewelers - also a 1988 History of Thoma Jewelers |
4926 |
1938 & 1988 |
|
Thoma - A. Thoma & Sons Jewelers and Optometrists, advertisement |
2582 |
c. 1910 |
|
Thoma Jewelers -122 N. Main St. |
4875 |
c. 1910 |
|
Thoma, Advertising flier with a picture of Col. John Johnston. This flier in an envelope was produced to celebrate the Sesquicentennial of the Northwest Territory and the Centennial of the Thoma Jewelry Store in 1938. |
3052 |
1938 |
|
Thoma, Augustin - Augustin J. Thoma and Albin Thoma - Patent for an improvement in instruments for opening jewel settings. The witnesses to the patent drawing were F.A. Jackson and Wm. Irwin. The patent was issued on 6 August 1867 and was signed by W.T. Otto, acting Secy. of the Interior, and T.C. Theaker, Commissioner of Patents. |
3564 |
1867 |
|
Thoma, Augustin - Patent for an improvement in the tools for jewelling watches. The patent was issued and signed on 22 October 1867. The witnesses to the patent drawing were F.A. Jackson, and Wm. Irwin. The patent was signed by W.T. Otto, acting Secy. of the Interior, and by T.C. Theaker, Commissioner of Patents. |
3563 |
1867 |
|
Thoma, Joe - photo with JB Emmert's, Jan. 1905, painting of the courthouse being taken to Piqua. |
3860 |
n/d |
|
Thoma, Joe & Sons – Bridge Scorekeeping Pad |
297 |
n.d. |
|
Thoma, Joe & Sons 150th Anniversary ribbons - 2 |
3219 |
1988 |
|
Thoma, Joe and Cottet, Alfred, George: clock patent |
4838 |
1937 |
|
Thoma, Joseph A. photograph |
1594 |
1960 |
|
Thoma, Louise: “Laus Deo” collection of Sacred Music – “Suscipiat” Offertory, for soprano, alto, tenor and bass with organ or orchestra accompaniment, copyright 1886 by J. Fischer & Bro. |
5698 |
1886 |
|
Thoma, Louise: “Missa pro Defunctis” (Requiem Mass) for two voices and organ by John Singenberger, copyrighted 1876 by J. Fischer & Bro. |
5696 |
1876 |
|
Thoma, Louise: “The Catholic Choirmaster” magazine, July-August-September, 1927 |
5695 |
1927 |
|
Thoma, Louise: Empty 9 x 12 manila envelope from “McLaughlin & Reilly Company, Music engravers, printers, publishers and dealers, 45 Franklin St., Boston, 10 Mass. – addressed to Miss Louise Thoma, 316 S. Downing, Piqua, Ohio |
5699 |
1951 |
|
Thoma: Advent calendar in an envelope – printed in Western Germany c. 1950 |
5697 |
c. 1950 |
|
Thomas - [1] Photograph of Theresa Ann Thomas (1880-1967) and Andrew Thomas (18774-1952). Mrs. Thomas was a pastry chef at the Plaza/Favorite Hotel and Mr. Thomas was a waiter at the hotel. [2] Photograph of Mrs. Julia Miller, mother of Theresa Ann Thomas. |
4893 |
c. 1950 |
|
Thomas – A Genealogy of the Thomas Family. 1625-1911 |
6514 |
1911 |
|
Thompson family – photograph of a mother and three children. Mother is Mrs. Maude Mae Nye Thompson, born 3/15/1886; child to the left is Elise Thompson, born 2/17/1910; Baby is Mary Thompson, born 6/16/1913; Child on the right is C B N Thompson, born 11/20/1911 – the photo is taken on the square in front of the Piqua Savings Bank [in the Plaza Hotel building] |
6686 |
Spring 1914 |
|
Thompson, Don – Don Thompson Family photographs: [1] 8” x 10” b/w photo of (standing l to r) Don C. Thompson (1926-1990), Robert L. Thompson, Lloyd B. Thompson, (seated) Walter L. Thompson – photo c. 1937; [2] Don Thompson (probably H.S. graduation); [3] Don Thompson; [4] P.F.C. Don C. Thompson, U.S. Marine Corps, WWII; [5] Don Thompson and friend (Marine Corps); [6] Don Thompson (Marine Corps); [7] Don & Quetein Thompson – Wedding Photo; [8] Don C., Quetein (Elleman) Thompson and Don C. Thompson Jr.; [9] Don & Donnie Thompson; [10] Don Thompson, Walter Thompson (father), Lloyd Thompson; [11] Don Thompson, 1989; [12] Don C. Thompson home, 10873 Horseshoe Bend Rd., Laura, OH (purchased by Don & Quetein c. 1956) |
7363 |
Various c. 1937 - 1989 |
|
Thompson, Don C. – wallet size senior photographs collected by Don C. Thompson, Jr. Class of 1966, Newton High School, Pleasant Hill, Ohio – there are eleven photographs of girls identified only by the following first names: Diane, Elaine, Sue, Tante, Becky, Brenda, Jeannine, Barbara, Diann and Linda (Linda is Class of 1969). One of the girl’s photographs does not have a name. There are nine photographs of boys identified only by the following first names: John, Bruce, Carlton and Dick. There are five photographs of boys that are not identified. Except for “Linda” all photos are Newton H.S. Class of 1966. |
5875 |
1966 |
|
Thompson, Glenn Papers (WSU) Johnston Farm-Lockington |
108 |
1960-1972 |
|
Thompson, Glenn Papers (WSU) Lockington-Johnston Farm |
107 |
1964-1969 |
|
Thorne Photograph – 1 |
1444 |
c.1870 |
|
Thorne, J.R., Photographer – coupon |
1009 |
1896 |
|
Three iron-on patches for the “Great Miami River Hike” – Piqua, 1977 |
5995 |
1977 |
|
Time magazine "150 Years of Photo Journalism" Special Collector's Edition |
2650 |
1989 |
|
Time: Wartime Classroom Edition 9 issues; (!) 22 Feb., '43; (2) 1 March, '43; (3) 8 March, '43; (4) 15 March, '43; (5) 22 March, '43; (6) 29 March, '43; (7) 5 Apr.'43; (8) 12 Apr., '43; (9) 19 Apr. '43 |
3399 |
1943 |
|
Tin type photograph - young man not identified |
5059 |
c. 1890 |
|
Tin type photographs donated by Betsy Williamson that are NOT identified – [1] a man, [2] a woman with 2 small children |
7022 |
c. 1890’s |
|
Tintype photograph -2” x 3 ¼” of a man seated – not identified |
6685 |
c. 1880’s |
|
Tiny Town: Take One – Produced by the Creative Writing Class of Newton High School, Pleasant Hill, Ohio – based on the people of Pleasant Hill and their stories. |
6246 |
1988 |
|
Tipp City Precinct Map |
3232 |
1956 |
|
Tipp City Residents, letter to: from London, Adelaide |
972 |
1890’s |
|
Tipp City Sesquicentennial Celebration 1840-1990 – Calendar for 1990 Published by Tippecanoe Monroe-Bethel Historical Society. Photographs on the calendar are current (1990) photos of historic buildings. |
6072 |
1990 |
|
Tipp City Sesqui-centennial: 1840-1990. Published by Miami County and Tippecanoe Bethel-Monroe Historical Societies |
3940 |
1990 |
|
Tipp City, Ohio - Tippecanoe Sesqui-Centennial, 1840-1990, book - History of Tipp City |
3199 |
1990 |
|
Tippecanoe High School Alumni Banquet program – May 24, 2008, sponsored by the Tippecanoe Alumni Association. |
6298 |
2008 |
|
Title Deeds to Piqua lot #2320-northeast corner of College and Boone Streets: 650 Boone Street |
4565 |
1848-1982 |
|
Toastmasters International- Directory District form |
1856 |
1975-1976 |
|
Tobacco - Red Bell Fine Cut Tobacco - package is made of paper and wrapped in cellophane and is 2 3/4" wide X 3 1/4" high X 1" thick. Found inside the walls at Johnston farm during renovation. |
4888 |
c. 1910 |
|
Tobacco Ration Card |
993 |
1945 |
|
Toledo Blade, Reprints of various editions starting with the front page which is a reprint of November 11, 1918. This paper was printed on October 24, 1936 |
6123 |
1936 |
|
Toledo Blade, Vol. 1, No. 1, Saturday Morning, December 19, 1835 – This is a full-size reproduction of The Blade’s first issue – December 21, 1952 |
6122 |
1835 & 1952 |
|
Toomey – four special delivery envelopes to Miss Mickey Toomey, 422 Roosevelt, Ave. Piqua, Ohio from Charles Kolter in envelopes with advertising return addresses of “Chicken Dinner, Good Candy 5¢, Speery Candy Co. 291 Pittsburgh Ave., Milwaukee.” Two of the envelopes are postmarked Winston-Salem, N.C.; one is postmarked Richmond, Va. and one is postmarked Portsmouth, Ohio. Postmarks are all dated June 1930. |
6044 |
1930 |
|
Toone P.’s at the Plaza Bistro & Lounge, 110 W. High St, Piqua - Menu |
5504 |
2010 |
|
Top 100 – Program for the 54th Annual Top 100 Scholastic Awards Banquet, presented by the Piqua Area Chamber of Commerce, Wednesday, April 25, 2018, Piqua High School, Piqua, Ohio – with a list of the recipients and a list of the other sponsors. |
7945 |
2018 |
|
Top 100 Scholastic Honor Award Banquet program - the banquet was held 29 April 1965 at the Elks Club. A newspaper article announcing the 100 students to be honored is included in this file. The article is dated 21 April 1965 |
4979 |
1965 |
|
Top 100 Scholastic Honor Award Banquet program - the banquet was held 27 April 1966 at the Elks Club. |
4980 |
1966 |
|
Top Value and MacDonald stamp saver books |
7306 |
c. 1970s |
|
Top Value Stamp Book (2) |
1752 |
c.1960 |
|
Top Value Stamps Saver Book – a 5” x 7” 28 page booklet into which Top Value Stamps could be pasted for redemption at the Top Value Redemption Center at 400 North Main St., Piqua |
7531 |
1966 |
|
Top Value Stamps: 2 – 8” x 10” black and white interior photographs of the Top Value Stamp Redemption Center, 400-404 N. Main St., Piqua, Ohio, c. 1965 |
5700 |
c. 1965 |
|
Toushman, John: letter to Mr. Heitzman (Piqua Historical Museum curator?) about a globe and ceiling attachment from the "car barn" on South Street he is giving to the museum |
4830 |
N.D. |
|
Towle, George C.-Personal letter from: To: George M. Towle-re: Dayton Flood |
189 |
9-Apr-13 |
|
Townsend Club #4 Membership photo |
1235 |
1941 |
|
Townsend national Recovery Plan - 3rd edition revised. |
3697 |
1936 |
|
Townsend Plan Sheet Music – 3 pcs. |
283 |
1938-1940 |
|
Township 1 & 2, Range 9, East of the Great Miami River (Miami River Survey) survey map and description of the land. Survey by Levi Barber – 1802 – copy. Land currently found in Bethel Township, Miami County, Ohio |
5532 |
1802 |
|
Township 1, Range 10, East of the Great Miami River (Miami River Survey) survey map and description of the land. Survey by Levi Barber – 1802 – copy. Land currently found in Staunton Township (south half), Miami County, Ohio |
5533 |
1802 |
|
Township 1, Range 11, East of the Great Miami River (Miami River Survey) survey map and description of the land. Survey by Levi Barber – 1802 – copy. Land currently found in Staunton Township (north half) and south twelve sections of Springcreek Township, Miami County, Ohio |
5535 |
1802 |
|
Township 1, Range 12, East of the Great Miami River (Miami River Survey) survey map and description of the land. Survey by Levi Barber – 1803 – copy. Land currently found in Springcreek Township (northern 18 sections) , Miami County, Ohio and southern part of Orange Township, Shelby County, Ohio |
5537 |
1803 |
|
Township 10, Range 4, East Meridian Survey (west of the Great Miami River) survey map and description of the land. Survey by Daniel C. (?) – 1801 – copy. Land currently found in Newberry Township (northwestern 3 sections) Miami County, Ohio and eastern part of Adams and Wayne Townships, Darke County, Ohio and southern part of Loramie Township, Shelby County, Ohio |
5542 |
1801 |
|
Township 2, Range 10, East of the Great Miami River (Miami River Survey) survey map and description of the land. Survey by Levi Barber – 1802 – copy. Land currently found in Elizabeth Township and south six sections of Lost Creek Township, Miami County, Ohio |
5534 |
1802 |
|
Township 2, Range 11, East of the Great Miami River (Miami River Survey) survey map and description of the land. Survey by Levi Barber – 1802 – copy. Land currently found in Lost Creek Township (north 24 sections) and south twelve sections of Brown Township, Miami County, Ohio |
5536 |
1802 |
|
Township 2, Range 12, East of the Great Miami River (Miami River Survey) survey map and description of the land. Survey by Levi Barber – 1803 – copy. Land currently found in Brown Township (northern 18 sections) , Miami County, Ohio and southern part of Green Township, Shelby County, Ohio |
5538 |
1803 |
|
Township 4, Range 6, East Meridian Survey (west of the Great Miami River) survey map and description of the land. Survey by Daniel C. (?) – 1799 – copy. Land currently found in Monroe Township, Miami County, Ohio |
5547 |
1799 |
|
Township 5, Range 6, East Meridian Survey (west of the Great Miami River) survey map and description of the land. Survey by William Ludlow – 1798 – copy. Land currently found in Monroe Township (southern 4 sections) and Concord Township (eastern half), Miami County, Ohio |
5548 |
1798 |
|
Township 6, Range 5, East Meridian Survey (west of the Great Miami River) survey map and description of the land. Survey by Daniel C. (?) – 1801 – copy. Land currently found in Union Township (eastern 30 sections), Monroe Township (western 5 sections) and Concord Township (1 southwestern section) Miami County, Ohio |
5543 |
1798 |
|
Township 6, Range 6, East Meridian Survey (west of the Great Miami River) survey map and description of the land. Survey by Daniel C. Cooper – 1799 – copy. Land currently found in Washington Township (eastern edge), Miami County, Ohio |
5549 |
1799 |
|
Township 7, Range 4, East Meridian Survey (west of the Great Miami River) survey map and description of the land. Survey by Benjamin Chambers – 1801 – copy. Land currently found in Union Township (western 18 sections) Miami County, Ohio and eastern part of Monroe Township, Darke County, Ohio |
5539 |
1801 |
|
Township 7, Range 5, East Meridian Survey (west of the Great Miami River) survey map and description of the land. Survey by Daniel C. (?) – 1801 – copy. Land currently found in Newton Township (eastern 24 sections), Concord Township (western 12 sections), Miami County, Ohio |
5544 |
1801 |
|
Township 7, Range 6, East Meridian Survey (west of the Great Miami River) survey map and description of the land. Survey by Daniel C. Cooper – 1799 – copy. Land currently found in Washington Township (northeastern 3 sections), Miami County and Washington Township, Shelby County, Ohio |
5550 |
1799 |
|
Township 8, Range 4, East Meridian Survey (west of the Great Miami River) survey map and description of the land. Survey by Issiah Ludlow – 1799 – copy. Land currently found in Newton Township (western 18 sections) Miami County, Ohio and eastern part of Franklin Township, Darke County, Ohio |
5540 |
1799 |
|
Township 8, Range 5, East Meridian Survey (west of the Great Miami River) survey map and description of the land. Survey by (?) – 1799 – copy. Land currently found in Newberry Township (eastern 18 sections) and Washington Township (western 18 sections), Miami County, Ohio |
5545 |
1799 |
|
Township 9, Range 4, East Meridian Survey (west of the Great Miami River) survey map and description of the land. Survey by Daniel C. (?) – 1801 – copy. Land currently found in Newberry Township (western 18 sections) Miami County, Ohio and eastern part of Adams and Wayne Townships, Darke County, Ohio |
5541 |
1801 |
|
Township 9, Range 5, East Meridian Survey (west of the Great Miami River) survey map and description of the land. Survey by Daniel C. (?) – 1808 – copy. Land currently found in Newberry Township (northeastern 3 sections) and Washington Township (northwestern 3 sections), Miami County and southeastern Loramie Township and southern Washington Township, Shelby County, Ohio |
5546 |
1808 |
|
Towpath Photo |
857 |
1960’s |
|
Towpaths, booklet, 150 years of Ohio's Canals, 1825-1975 |
2499 |
c. 1975 |
|
Train ran through Avenue & Alley-912 S. Main St. |
4586 |
5-Jul-72 |
|
Train Wreck - 29 March 1942 - photographs and article on the wreck by Scott Trostel - wreck occurred when a Pennsylvania RR coal train hit a B&O Oil train at Piqua crossing - For more information SEE VERTICAL FILE 979A |
2395 |
1942 |
|
Train wreck – picture of a wreck in which a locomotive ran into the back of the coal car of a Cincinnati, Hamilton and Dayton locomotive. The wreck occurred on an elevation near a bridge in the Piqua area. |
8148 |
c.1910 |
|
Train wreck in Piqua. The wreck involved oil tank cars which ruptured and became a major fire. This wreck occurred in the 1940’s, possibly during World War II. This file contains 40 negatives of the fire and the clean-up following and were taken by a private citizen, possibly Sylvan Harris or a relative. The negatives in 12 strips have been scanned and a set of positive prints of the negatives are in this file. |
7134 |
c. 1943 |
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Train Wrecks – The Keystone, Official Publication of the Pennsylvania Railroad Technical and Historical Society: The PRR and World War II – Volume 24, No. 4, Winter 1991 – this magazine has two articles on train wrecks in Piqua, both written by Scott Trostel: “Oil Train Wreck At Piqua, Ohio” and “Troop Train Derails at Piqua, Ohio” – both occurred during World War II |
7462 |
1991 |
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Travel and Tourism poster detailing regional and local points of interest for visitors to west central Ohio and especially to Piqua. Three driving routes in Piqua are defined and the buildings and locations which can be seen along each route. The poster was created as part of an unidentified presentation. |
4669 |
c. 1970 |
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Travel Ohio for Fun booklet |
2428 |
c. 1970 |
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Travelodge Piqua Master tape production notes, VHS tape, project coordinator-Chris Heckman |
1498 |
1928 (1988) |
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Treon – color photograph of Mary Jane Treon and her husband Paul Treon |
7756 |
c. 2000 |
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Treon, Mary Jane – computer painting – computer generated art – two copies of a rural scene with trees, plants and flowers. This was painted using a computer |
7915 |
n.d. |
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Triangle Clubs Songbook – Piqua Y.W.C.A |
1403 |
c.1910 |
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Tri-City African Violet Society program |
1487 |
1981 |
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Tri-County Board of Mental Health and Mental Retardation - Annual Report, 1980 |
4360 |
1980 |
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Tri-County Mental Health Levy Renewal materials |
3173 |
n.d. |
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Trinity Lutheran Parsonage demolition to make way for church expansion-photo |
2204 |
c. 1950 |
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Trojan Manufacturing, 635 W. Water St.: [1] photo of old Centennial Lanes building just before it was demolished. [2] photo of the old planning mill - Anchor Manufacturing - just before it was demolished. [3] photo of the site after demolition and clean-up. [4] photo of construction of Tim Horton's Restaurant on the site of the old Centennial Lanes. |
4387 |
c. 2005 |
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Trolley Car on South Wayne – the Zollinger building is under construction in the background as is the Wayne Street railroad overpass. 8x10 b/w photo |
5790 |
1914 |
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Trowbridge Photographic Collection |
34 |
c.1900-c.1960’s |
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Troy – 175th Anniversary – Special section Troy Daily News |
1941 |
1989 |
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Troy – Photos – Asst. |
1006 |
c.1920 |
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Troy Altrusa Club History |
1296 |
n.d |
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Troy Bell Canal Boat, copied – photo |
933 |
c.1900 |
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Troy Church of the Brethren – Plowing New Ground: A History of The Troy, Ohio Church of the Brethren, 1909-1984 by Carolyn Angle, Mark Batdorf, Larry Helsey, 1984 |
6288 |
1984 |
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Troy Daily News – 24 August 1984 – 75th Anniversary Issue of TDN |
1943 |
1984 |
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Troy Daily News – Historic front pages 1917 – 1991 |
1942 |
1991 |
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Troy Free School Library – Rules for the Government of the Troy Free School Library, Troy, Ohio, 1896 |
7819 |
1896 |
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Troy High School Graduating Class of 1940, 50th Class Reunion booklet – June 15-17, 1990 |
6115 |
1990 |
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Troy High School musical program – “Fiddler on the Roof” – March 16, 17, 18 – year not given |
6958 |
n.d. |
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Troy Historical Society 1989 wall calendar with historic photos of Troy |
4687 |
1989 |
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Troy Relays Program |
1212 |
1965 |
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Troy Sesquicentennial Official Program – September 12-19, 1964 |
7436 |
1964 |
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Troy Sunshade beach umbrella advertising - copy from catalog |
3741 |
1929 |
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Troy Sunshade pamphlet |
1075 |
c.1900 |
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Troy, OH – Blotters |
825 |
n.d. |
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Troy, OH “Stauntonian” |
829 |
1951 |
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Troy, Ohio – advertising post card for “The Troy Community Print” by Karen McCulla – Original 50” x 38” pen and ink/watercolor. The Troy, Ohio, Community Print features over 60 Troy landmarks with a total of 150 locations. Prints available in 24” x 30”. |
8044 |
1994 |
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Troy, Ohio - history of the town published by the Historical Society of Troy and the P.R. Department of Hobart Brothers Co. |
2712 |
n.d. |
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Troy, Ohio Sesquicentennial |
4210 |
1964 |
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Troy, Ohio USA - booklet |
3509 |
c.1985 |
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Troy-A Well Balanced Town |
3349 |
1931 |
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Troy-aerial view |
4605 |
1929 |
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Troy-Miami County Public Library pamphlet |
2728 |
n.d. |
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Troy-northwest corner of Public Square? |
4603 |
N.D. |
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Troy's 150th Anniversary: Troy Daily News - 9/18/1964 |
3353 |
1964 |
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Troy's historic homes & buildings: Troy Daily News |
3352 |
1964 |
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Troy-Treasure Island across from City Park |
4604 |
N.D. |
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Trust Certificate - San Diego-Santa Fe Springs Syndicate to Frances Wood Slauson, 18 July 1922 |
2483 |
1922 |
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TRW Hartzell Propeller Bumper Sticker |
1772 |
n.d. |
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Tucker County, Virginia – Land Grant for land made prior to the creation of to the creation of the State of West Virginia in 1863: Land Grant to Lair D. Morrall dated April 11, 1857 for 1139 acres and signed by Henry A. Wise Esquire, Governor of the Commonwealth of Virginia |
7586 |
1857 |
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Tucker County, West Virginia: A land grant dated January 27, 1874 by which William E. Stevenson, Governor of West Virginia granted 175 acres in Tucker County, WV to Mary E. Brown. The payment for the land in the amount of $3.50 was made by Jonathan Arnold and Bernard L. Brown and assigned to Mary E. Brown. |
7589 |
1871 |
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Tunkers (The) and The Brethren Church - Origin, Doctrine, Biography and Literature by H.R. Holsinger - first 16 pages of the book |
2787 |
1901 |
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Turf Club Card – Frank Gehle, Prop. |
1060 |
c.1900 |
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Turk, Margret - picture |
3422 |
c. 1920 |
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Turner, Charlotte - photo |
3846 |
n/d |
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TV Guide – TV listings for Dayton, Cincinnati, Columbus, Oxford, Lima, Zanesville for the week January 25-31, 1964. Includes a special section entitled “America’s Long Vigil: A permanent record of what we watched on television from Nov. 22 to 25, 1963.” [the assassination of President John F. Kennedy] |
7233 |
1964 |
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TV Guide, “Special Collector’s Edition, The 2000th Issue of TV Guide. – Broadcast and Cable Listings / July 27-August 2, 1991 |
6024 |
1991 |
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Twenty Year Club dinner at Bijou Restaurant – photo |
749 |
1971 |
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Two Addresses Delivered at Oxford, Ohio, on Occasion of the Inauguration of Rev. Geo. Junkin, D.D. as President of Miami University – published in Cincinnati by Western Church Press, 1841. Hand written in ink across the top of the book is the following: John M. Armstrong Esq. with respects of John Johnston, Piqua, Ohio, December 4, 1841. |
7776 |
1841 |
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Two bank drafts signed by S. S. McKinney: [1] Citizens National Bank to pay $100 to M. N. Jones, dated September 30, 1872, signed S. S. McKinney. [2] Citizens National Bank to pay $15 to Conway, dated June 11, 1873, signed S. S. McKinney. |
7890 |
1872-1873 |
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Tykie Toy advertising from House and Garden magazine April 1948 |
8312 |
1948 |
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Tykie Toy Book |
939 |
1946 |
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Tykie Toy Tales No. 208 book – containing 30 pages and 5 stories – copyright 1946, published by Tykie Toy Co., Piqua, Ohio. Stories by Virginia Saunders, characters created by Dick Grosvenor. |
5758 |
1946 |
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