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008 ser 07
8-SER-7 (1964)
010 ser 03
10-SER-3 (1964)
010 ser 15
10-SER-15 (1964)
002 eer 23
2-EER-23 (1975)
010 eer 06
10-EER-6 (1975)
056 rer 18
56-RER-18 (1980)
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81-RER-23 (1980)
059 zer 31
59-ZER-31 (1983)

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037 mer 06
37-MER-6 (1969)
Central Erie Supply elevator on Delematre Rd, Kimball, Oxford Township. Everything in this photo is gone today... more »
036 mer 27
36-MER-27 (1969)
Central Erie Supply. I believe this was historically known as the Prout Elevator. On the left is Stanley'... more »
042 mer 11
42-MER-11 (1969)
East side of Old Railroad Rd north of Miller Rd, Sandusky. Still all alone in a field today.
019 per 12
19-PER-12 (1978)
East side of Rt 101 (Tiffin Ave) just south of Rt 2, Sandusky. Motorcycles, not cars. Today it is the Refrigeration... more »
052 mer 20
52-MER-20 (1969)
West side of Rt 101 just north of Rogers Rd, south of Castalia. The large barn is gone today.
052 mer 18
52-MER-18 (1969)
West side of Rt 101 north of Rogers Rd, Castalia. The old barns have been replaced with a new one and the house... more »
052 mer 16
52-MER-16 (1969)
The south side of Vickery Rd between Rt 101 and Carson Pass, Castalia. A new large barn is on the right today... more »
052 mer 15
52-MER-15 (1969)
NW corner of Rt 101 and Vickery Rd, Castalia. The house has recently been remodeled, the old barn is still there... more »