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| The "Shelby" Truck and Tractor
Co. Shelby Auto tonneau touring car. Caporini Shoe Service 49 East Main St The Lindy Bicycle - Shelby Cycle Interior of J. C. Kerr Coal Co. "The Josephine" private rr car E. Main at Highschool looking East, 1936 Norwalk & Shelby Interurban Line 1923 Prospect Fire Truck w / George Seidel The Whippet Bicycle Shelby Cycle The Daily Globe Office, circa 1910 Ohio Seamless Tube rebuilt in 1909 Sutter Furniture Co. Sharon Township Hall, - 1870's Flood - 1959 Shelby, Ohio Geo. E. May Livery & Boarding Stable The Shelby Motor Car Co. 1901 - 1903 Selzer Park Swimming Pool John Schwab Bakery - 41 East Main St. Shelby Carriage Works - 13 West Whitney Boulevard Fountain Shelby Fair Grounds - circa 1881 Central Ave. & Main looking West circa 1912 Shelby Fire Dept. 1st motorized fire truck 1911 The home of H. M. Dick 40 North Gamble Shelby Donald Duck Bike 1919 - 1926 OST Company Store 65 West Main St. City Mills 23 West Main Manager J. L. Wentz, Mutual Plate Glass Flood at Shelby June 20, 1899 Blo Gum, Bike, OST sign, Log Cabin 1859 newspaper Wiggins Home where post office is today High School circa 1950 Shelby Pure Milk Co. Horses w / wagons |
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| 168 W. Main Joseph & Mary Seltzer home Armstrong & Rauch (Roush) Hardware 68 W. Main circa 1914 West Main at Gamble looking West. G. W. Armstrong Hardware / First Moline tractors in Shelby Interior of G. W. Hardware 68 W. Main |
| Residence of D. V. Wherry (Barkdull's Funeral
Home) Ollie Cline's Auto body & paint service American Express wagon The home of Harrison W. Steele 94 W. Main Miller's Bakery 33 W. Main |
| Picture taken June 1948 - Shelby Firemen Old Central Highschool - class of 1919 This car was loaned for 1946 - 47 school year by Fred Laubie Shelby Salesbook Company Baseball Team July 1920 Shelby Mutual 23 West Main - Home office staff |
| Shelby Cultimotor - built by the Shelby Tractor
Co. The Spring Hinge was started in 1898 First " Hack Line" in Shelby, owner William J. Cline Old Central School 4th Grade 1939 Childhood home of Dawn Powell |
| Girl Scout Little House W. S. Anderson, M. D. Sutter Barkdull Factory W. H. Morris grain elevator Home of Mack Davis |
| Old Central School Faculty 1937 St. Mary Catholic School - circa 1938 The postal service 26 N. Gamble Shelby Fire Department circa 1940 First national Bank W. Main & Central Ave circa 1878 |
| Gamble School 1931 Weidner Rd. 1935 Daily Globe newspaper carriers Wilbur & Jacob Lamplighter 1893 A. H. Anderson Dry Goods Store 84 - 86 W. Main St. Mary School Grades 7 - 8 1930 |
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| Diner at the corner of East Main & Mohican Shelby Pure Milk horses & wagon leaving plant Opera House - N. W. corner East Main & Broadway East side of Old Central High Picture taken near Central Ave. looking West |
| West Side Square - looking North West (Rexall
Drug Store) East Side Square - looking South (Old B & O Station) South Side of West Main looking East (Ben Franklin Store) B & O Tracks looking East West Side Square - looking Northeast (Brown Flower Shop) |
| First Graders of 1896 - Teacher Hattie Hiles Home of Dr. Love Happy Time Kindergarten Road beside Fire Station - 1959 Flood Shelby Salesbook Employees - circa 1950 |
| Dick's Furniture & Appliances Entrance to Oakland Cemetery - circa 1900 The Browning Building razed in 1995. West side Neikirk Store. Sherman Hotel 29 N. Gamble & First Baptist Church The Shelby Salesbook |
| Catholic Church faced Raymond Avenue Third Church built by Presbyterians - 18 High School Ave. First Baptist Church was located at 27 N. Gamble First Lutheran Church 29 North Broadway Cornerstone laid Sept. 6, 1892 St. Mark's |
| The Big Store - 14 Mohican St. 1930 ice storm on the Boulevard The Shelby Mutual Plate Glass & Casulty 1927 Interior of A. J. barber shop 56 W. Main The St. John Home 47 N. Gamble |
| Ohio Seamless Tube president A. C. Morse 1931 Police Force - Five police men Grocers & Butchers picnic June 16, 1938 The original Shelby Steel Tube office Shelby Police Department increased to 8 men in 1948 |
| Shelby Equity 1915 1961 Ohio State Team (Big Ten) The Barkdull Funeral Home -33 N. Gamble Grand Opening Laughbaum's IGA 1936 a new section of the department was built (Police) |
| London School one room brick building
Plymouth-Springmill Rd. Shelby High School Team 1912 The Shelby Foundry located at the corner of Second & Elm Shelby Cycle - 1937 City Champions Cycle chimney coming down Sept. 12, 1964 |
| United Church of Christ Remodeled &
Enlarged Clark School off Rt. 39 on Taylortown Rd. Church of Nazerene in Shelby The First United Methodist Church (Shelby) |
Salesbook Tennis Court |
| Train Wreck (B & O) 1910 Fire Dept. Engine 31 1996 (New Engine) Cline Bros. Hack & Baggage Shelby Carriage Works 1899 |
| Catholic School located 29 Raymond Ave. Tractor Building - Franklin Avenue Tuby Mill Office volunteers Oct. 1944 Shelby Salesbook Company Organized in 1904 |
| July 4th Bridge disaster Etched sign on Shelby Mutual Bldg. Citizens Bank Bldg. being erected 1910 Miller's Bakery horse & delivery wagon |
| C. E. Morris Grocery - 74 North Broadway S. R. Bloom - (Joy - Lou Tea Room) - 100 W. Main St. United States Express Co. & Building & Loan W.H. May Babrber Shop - where Tresden's jewelry is in 1996 - 46 W. Main St. |
| Flood on East Main 1913 (three houses) Frangella Shoe Repair 77 1/2 W. Main Harold T. Heitzman Office 125 E. main R. & H. Garage on Mansfield Ave. |
| Stevenson Drug Store located at 26
W. main Vern Hays Barber Shop Telephone Building 6 Water Street The Opera House (Bowman Hall) built circa 1867 |
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| 62 E. Main housed the following: Old Whitney overhead bridge built 1914 Second grade - Old Central School 1922 Small building 11 S. Gamble Hamburger Inn |
| Shelby Pure Milk 1917 - 1967 switching
from horse to truck Traveler's Home The fork ease shock - on Shelby Bicycle 1919 Basketball Players - women |
| Brickley Block - Shelby West side square
- D. V. Brickley Dry Goods Grand opening Ben Franklin - 1948 Arc lights across the Main Street Bridge 1940 - Stevenson's Drug Store - Pinky, Ross Sipes, Dr Edward Dowds |
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