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Wall hanging from James H. Hoy’s General Store

JRW — Thu, 26 Jan 2012 19:22:35 +0000

Wall hanging from James H. Hoy's General Store

DO-PH-1062
McCuneville

From The Shawnee Archives

Filed under: Photos Tagged: Business, McCuneville

McCuneville School Children.

JRW — Thu, 26 Jan 2012 19:18:06 +0000

McCuneville School Children.

DO-PH-1061
Chester Dishon extreme rear on right.
McCuneville

From The Shawnee Archives

Filed under: Photos Tagged: McCuneville, People, Schools

Two unknown ladies at the doorway of the McCuneville Hotel.

JRW — Thu, 26 Jan 2012 19:11:15 +0000

Two unknown ladies at the doorway of the McCuneville Hotel.

DO-PH-1060
McCuneville

From The Shawnee Archives

Filed under: Photos Tagged: Business, McCuneville, People, Social

B&O Railroad Crossing in McCuneville

JRW — Thu, 26 Jan 2012 19:04:57 +0000

B&O Railroad Crossing in McCuneville

DO-PH-1059
Note platform edge behind lady on left. John J. Dishon in center.
McCuneville

From The Shawnee Archives

Filed under: Photos Tagged: McCuneville, People, Railroad, Social

B & O Reciept for Dressed Hog

JRW — Thu, 26 Jan 2012 18:55:10 +0000

B & O Reciept for Dressed Hog

DO-DOC-283
11/13/1879
J.A. Dishon, C.C. Marsh, Includes Transportation from McCuneville to Shawnee

From The Shawnee Archives

Filed under: Documents Tagged: Business, McCuneville, People, Railroad, Shawnee, Social

Dishon General Store shortly before it was demolished in 1976.

JRW — Thu, 26 Jan 2012 18:48:14 +0000

Dishon General Store shortly before it was demolished in 1976.

DO-PH-1058
McCuneville

From The Shawnee Archives

Filed under: Photos Tagged: Buildings, Business, McCuneville

Crowd Outside McCuneville Methodist Church

JRW — Thu, 26 Jan 2012 18:39:12 +0000

Crowd Outside McCuneville Methodist Church

DO-PH-1057
McCuneville

From The Shawnee Archives

Filed under: Photos Tagged: Church, McCuneville, Social

Dishon General Store in McCuneville

JRW — Thu, 26 Jan 2012 18:31:54 +0000

Dishon General Store in McCuneville

DO-PH-1056
Building also served as the B&O Railroad Station and Post office. Business was started in the early 1870′s by James Alexander Dishon
who was born just north of McCuneville in 1840. About 1913 he turned over the business and the Post office to his son, Frank.
The store closed in 1951, when due to Frank’s age (70), the Post office forced him to retire.
The building was demolished about 1976.

From The Shawnee Archives

Filed under: Photos Tagged: Buildings, Business, McCuneville, People, Social

Bairds Furnace

JRW — Thu, 26 Jan 2012 18:24:48 +0000

DO-NC-281
11/22/1883
New Lexington Tribune Hocking Valley Railroad, Gore
New Straitsville

The Little Cities Archive

Wall hanging from James H. Hoy’s General Store

McCuneville School Children.

Two unknown ladies at the doorway of the McCuneville Hotel.

B&O Railroad Crossing in McCuneville

B & O Reciept for Dressed Hog

Dishon General Store shortly before it was demolished in 1976.

Crowd Outside McCuneville Methodist Church

Dishon General Store in McCuneville

Bairds Furnace

New Church in Hemlock