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81.	Edward D. Wetmore Home (circa 1894)	Dwellings	Edward D. Wetmore home, 608 Pennsylvania Avenue west, ca 1894. On the block now (2004) occupied by St. Joseph's Church and School.

82.	Edwin R. Pierce House (circa 1870)	Dwellings	Edwin R. Pierce house, 509 Market Street, ca 1870. Owned by a succession of families including Kopf, Schumacher, and Boger.

83.	Smith and Horton Company Employees (circa 1920)	Grocers; People	Employees of Smith and Horton Company Ltd. wholesale grocers, ca 1920.

84.	Smith and Horton Company Employees (circa 1920)	Grocers; People	Employees of Smith and Horton Company Ltd. wholesale grocers, ca 1920.

85.	Smith and Horton Company Employees (circa 1920)	Grocers; People	Employees of Smith and Horton Company Ltd. wholesale grocers, ca 1920.

86.	Smith and Horton Company Employees (circa 1920)	Grocers; People	Employees of Smith and Horton Company Ltd. wholesale grocers, ca 1920.

87.	Western Union Telegraph Office (circa 1885)	People; Buildings; Telegraph	Exchange Block (300 block of Pennsylvania Avenue West) about 1885. In front of Western Union Telegraph Office: 1. Jack Hawk, telegraph operator 2. Fred Cook 3. J.K. Simpson, Supt. Of Western Union 4. Charles...

88.	Sternwheeler (circa 1890)	Stern wheelers; Boats	Excursion sternwheeler built by Mr. Clark at his machine shop at the upper end of The Island in the 1880s. Photo circa 1890.

89.	Falsework for Concrete (1916)	Suspension bridges; Bridges; Concrete	Falsework for the concrete Hickory Street bridge under construction in 1916. This structure, removed and replaced in 2003 and 2004, replaced the 1871 suspension bridge, still in use when this picture was...

90.	First National Bank (1896)	Banks; Buildings	First National Bank, north side of Second Avenue between Liberty Street and The Point in 1896. Merged with Warren National Bank in 1953. The lower façade was revised as neo-classical in 1911. Later a...

91.	Liberty Street with millrace (1875)	Mills; millrace; Fire fighting; Towers	Foot of Liberty Street with the millrace bridge and fire reservoir (tank) in foreground in 1875 (?).

92.	Funeral Procession (1899)	Funeral processions; War; Cemeteries; Suspension Bridges	Funeral procession for casualties of the Spanish-American War on April 5, 1899. Hearses are turning off Pennsylvania Avenue onto the suspension bridge, en route to Oakland Cemetery.

93.	Grasshopper Oil Field (circa 1904)	People; Oil barrels; Petroleum industry; Petroleum workers	Grasshopper oil field, east side flats, in 1904 or 1905.

94.	Guy Irvine, Pioneer Lumberman (1868)	People; Portraits	Guy Irvine: farmer, lumberman, mill owner, and character. Died August 24, 1868.

95.	Irvine Mill (circa 1805)	Buildings	Guy Irvine's gristmill at Lowerburg, below Russell, circa 1805. Built in 1838 and razed in 1961.

96.	Frank Barney Hack Driver (1911)	Carriages & coaches; People; Horses	Hack driver Frank Barney poses with his rig at the entrance to the new Struthers Hotel in 1911. This building at the northeast corner of Pennsylvania Avenue and Liberty Street was replaced in 2004 with...

97.	Rafts at Shipman's Eddy (1888)	Lumber industry; Campaign headquarters; Politics	Having difficulties with the log raft being taken to Warren for building the Harrison-Morton campaign log cabin on Liberty Street. Scene at Shipman's Eddy, 1888.

98.	Hearts Content Virgin Timber (circa 1925)	People; Lumber industry; Trees	Hearts Content (virgin timber), Warren County, Pennsylvania, circa 1925.

99.	Hickory Street and Pennsylvania Avenue (Water Street) (circa 1860)	Streets; Buildings; Stores & shops	Hickory Street and Water Street (now Pennsylvania Avenue) about 1860. Three-story wood building beyond Carver House is James block, built in 1852. Right, the Tanner brick block, now (2004) the site of...

100.	Hickory Street Looking North (circa 1940)	Buildings; Streets	Hickory Street looking north toward Carver House and Pennsylvania Avenue ca 1940.