Laybourne Photo Collection Topical Index * Please Note That the Page Numbers in This Index Refer to the Page Numbers of the Finding Aid
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Ohio Historical Site Inventories
Architectural Category Ohio Historical Sites Collection Box 1 National Register Information Historic Inventory Fact Sheets Ohio Historic Inventory Forms Ohio Historic Inventory Correspondence Clark County – Springfield General “Preservation of Historic Sites in Clark County” by A.L. Slager Design Guidelines Springfield Historic Preservation Plan 1988 Demolition Correspondence – Historic Plan Miami/Little Miami Rivers and Mill Creek Surveys CLG Grant 1986 Foreman Research Project Springfield Minority Resources Clark County Historical Society Springfield Community Development Department Springfield Historic Landmarks Commission Historical Index of Structures and Sites, Springfield, Ohio – 1977 Historical Index of Structures and Sites, Springfield, Ohio – 1977 Long Range Transportation Plan – 2012 American Tower Site Review Notification – German Township American Tower Site Review Notification – German Township Transportation – Street Projects Ace Tavern – Northeast corner Main Street and Spring Street A.F. of L. Labor Union – North side of W. High Street Alamo Club – 358 E. High Street Apartment Building – Haucke Flats – Northwest corner W. Main Street and Plum Street Arcade – East side of Fountain Avenue Arcue Building – Northwest corner High Street and Fountain Avenue Aztec Energy Systems/New York Central Railroad Office – Washington Street Barrett Publishing Company – 26 N. Fountain Avenue C.L. Bauer House – 1215 E. High Street L.F. Bauer House – 1217 E. High Street The Bayley Company – Northeast corner North Street and Wittenberg Battle of Piqua – Lower Valley Pike and Tecumseh Road Bishop’s Recreation Barn – 3330 Party Lane Frank Bookwalter House – 611 S. Fountain Avenue Clark County Bridges H.V. Bretney House – 726 E. High Street Brewer Log House – 2665 Old Springfield Road Asa Bushnell House – Richards Funeral Home – 838 E. -
Public Building Collection
BOX LIST Architectural Category – Public Buildings Box 1 A.B. Graham Building and Common Pleas Upgrades, 2/7/2015 Adaptive Reuse article Aleshire Parking Garage – North of National Bank Building (now razed) Arcue Building – 6 W. High Street (razed 2012) Armories in Springfield, 108 E. Mulberry Street Armory Building Improvements in Springfield - 1864 Burgess Hall – 878 E. Main Street o Reco in 2012 o Was Burgess Hall, Ann Aston Warder’s school in the 1850s o History 1835-1974 Bushnell Building – 14 E. Main Street Children’s Home – 525 E. Home Road o Specifications for Boy’s Cottage 1905 City Clock Article – 1924 City Hall Project - 1981 Clark County Jail o Schedule for building jail -1824 o 1886 article about jail in 1851 Clark County Juvenile Court and Detention Home – 30 N. Limestone St.(now razed) Clark County’s Most Impressive Buildings – 1995 o Westcott House o City Hall/MarketPlace/Heritage Center o Warder Public Library o Performing Arts Center o Springfield Museum of Art Clark County Tuberculosis Hospital – 3130 E. Main Street o Building project manual – 1925 Clark Memorial Home – 616 N. Limestone (razed) and 106 Kewbury Road Credit Life Insurance – Southwest corner Limestone and Main Core Renewal Project Courthouses of Clark County Day Nursery/Old City Jail – 350 N. Fountain Avenue Demolition permits approved - 11/13/14 o McAdams Building o Rose City Pawn o Crowell-Collier Dover Place Apartments – North Limestone Street (completed 1980) Downtown Fountain Ave Revitalization NMF 6/8/2010 MC 11/22/2013 Jackie Folck 1/7/17 Downtown Springfield – E. Main Street 1914 (Kinnane’s) and S. -
Historic Property Design Guidelines
Sp r i n g f i e l d gu i d e l i n e S f o r Hi Sto r i c pr o p e r t i e S Ju d i t H B. Wi l l i a m S Hi Sto r i c pr e S e r vat i o n co n S u l t a n t co l u m B u S , oH i o fr a n k el m e r , FAIA li n c o l n St r e e t St u d i o co l u m B u S , oH i o Sp r i n g f i e l d gu i d e l i n e S f o r Hi Sto r i c pr o p e r t i e S June, 2010 Acknowledgements City of Springfield Community Development Department: Shannon Meadows, Community Development Director Heather Whitmore, Planning and Zoning Administrator Mark Luttrell, CDBG Program Coordinator Stephen Thompson, Planning and Zoning Specialist City of Springfield Historic Landmarks Commission, 2009-2010: Jeffrey Smith, Chair Richard Bierley Tamara Dallenbach Mark Luttrell Mary Oliver David Pitsch Larry Vance Photography by Judith Williams, Frank Elmer, Columbus, Ohio City of Springfield Community Development Department, Springfield, Ohio Illustrations by Lincoln Street Studio, Columbus, Ohio Historic images courtesy of the Clark County Historical Society, Springfield, Ohio Present-day image of Pennsylvania House courtesy of Cyndie Gerken Springfield history by Nathalie Wright, Columbus, Ohio Graphic design by Kris Harrison & Gina Cronley - Orbit Design Inc., Columbus, Ohio This project was funded by the City of Springfield Community Development Block Grant Program. -
BOX LIST Architectural Category – Public Buildings
BOX LIST Architectural Category – Public Buildings Aleshire Parking Garage – North of National Bank Building Arcue Building – 6 W. High Street (razed 2012) Armories in Springfield, 108 E. Mulberry Street Armory Building Improvements in Springfield - 1864 Burgess Hall – 878 E. Main Street o Reco in 2012 o Was Burgess Hall, Ann Aston Warder’s school in the 1850s o History 1835-1974 Bushnell Building – 14 E. Main Street Children’s Home – 525 E. Home Road o Specifications for Boy’s Cottage 1905 Clark County Jail o Schedule for building jail -1824 o 1886 article about jail in 1851 Clark County Juvenile Court and Detention Home – 30 N. Limestone St. Clark County’s Most Impressive Buildings – 1995 o Westcott House o City Hall/MarketPlace/Heritage Center o Warder Public Library o Performing Arts Center o Springfield Museum of Art Clark County Tuberculosis Hospital – 3130 E. Main Street o Building project manual – 1925 Clark Memorial Home – 616 N. Limestone and 106 Kewbury Road Credit Life Insurance – Southwest corner Limestone and Main Core Renewal Project Courthouses of Clark County Day Nursery/Old City Jail – 350 N. Fountain Avenue NMF 6/8/2010 MC 11/22/2013 Dover Place Apartments – North Limestone Street (completed 1980) Downtown Springfield – E. Main Street 1914 (Kinnane’s) and S. Limestone and Washington Street 1911 (Columbia Theater) Fairbanks Building/First National Bank – Northwest corner of Fountain and Main Street Fielder Property – E. North Street (razed for News-Sun parking lot) Francis J. Drolla Building – 34 W. High Street (now known as Tecumseh Building) George Rogers Clark Park Barn Home City Federal Savings and Loan – 63 W. -
Looking Back Articles 1992-1996
Looking Back Article Listing and Index – Springfield News-Sun 1992-2006 The following is a list of articles from 1992-2006 from the weekly “Looking Back” local history series from the Community News section of the Springfield News-Sun. The majority of the articles were written by Tom Stafford. The articles are sorted by date and the main topics for each article are included. Below the article list is a comprehensive index of photographs, people, places, and topics found in each article. The number following the item in the index refers to the number assigned to the articles in the main list. If the number is BOLD, that means that there is a photograph of the person or place mentioned in the article. Photocopies or print quality scans can be taken from these articles. Index compiled by Natalie Fritz, Amber Lopez, Irene Newton, and Sue Hebner # Date Topic/ 1 2/24/92 Steel Products; Ohio Lyric Theater 2 3/2/92 Schaefer Jr. High, Warder Park School 3 3/9/92 Steel Products 4 3/23/92 Bushnell School, Grayhill School 5 3/30/92 Big Four Park, High Street 6 4/6/92 Springfield Pure Milk Co., G.E. Hoss Grocery 7 4/27/92 Central Jr. High Orchestra 8 5/4/92 French & Hecht, Inc. 9 5/25/92 Schaefer Jr. High 10 6/22/92 Reid Jr. High 1942 Basketball Champions 11 6/29/92 Clark County Lumber 12 7/13/92 F.W. Myers Drive-Away 13 7/20/92 Buckeye Incubator Girls Softball Team 1935, Higgies Restaurant 14 8/3/92 Harmony School, 1934 15 8/10/92 VFW Post 1031 1935 Minstrel Show at Memorial Hall 16 8/17/92 Snyder Park Jr. -
Harry Laybourne Photo Collection
Laybourne Collection 1 PHOTOGRAPHIC CATEGORY Small Collections Harry Laybourne Collection Box #3 - Photographic Slides Slide Tray # 20 1 - 1830 Map 42 - N. Limestone bridge, 1929 flood 2 - Madonna of the Trail 43 - Old Fire Station with Kelly truck 3 - Frances Hotel - Train wreck 44 - Kelly-Springfield Truck 4 - Fountain Hotel - German Plane 45 - Municipal Stadium, under construction 5 - Old City Hall Bechtle Ave. - 60’s 6 - Old City Hall and Fountain 46 - Bechtle Ave. - 60’s 7 - Carl EV. and Clock 47 - Big 4 - 60’s 8 - Esplanade looking S. from High 48 - Big 4 - 60’s, Inside 9 - Arcade - Inside 49 - Pennsylvania Station - 60’s 10 - Arcade - Inside, Fountain 50 - Traction - 60’s 11 - Arcade Barber Shop 51 - Traction - 60’s 12 - Arcade - Train on Washington St. 52 - Traction on W. North 13 - Esplanade - Traction 53 - Old Trolley 14 - Arcue Building from Arcade 54 - Newer Trolley 15 - W. E. Tuttle Feed 55 - Bus on Limestone 16 - The Wren - W. High St. 56 - Mitchell Thomas Hospital, E. Main St. 17 - Bookwalter Bldg. (McAdams) 57 - Old City Hospital, Selma and East St. 18 - Looking W. from High and Limestone 58 - City Hospital, under construction 1932 19 - Looking N. from High and Limestone 59 - Mercy Hospital, 1950 20 - American Restaurant 60 - Springfield High School 21 - Reco, E. High St. 61 - North High School 22 - Lagonda Bldg. 62 - Northern Heights School 23 - Ludlow Drugs 63 - Western School, students 24 - M & M 64 - Wittenberg , Carnegie and Recitation Hall 25 - M & M - Ins. 65 - 4th Lutheran Church 26 - Spring St. looking S. and JAIL 66 - 4 churches 27 - Old Post Office 67 - Billy Sunday 28 - Tuttle Bros. -
Springfield News Sun Collection – Subject Files A-Z Air Force Museum American Legion A.B
Springfield News Sun Collection – Subject Files A-Z Air Force Museum American Legion A.B. Graham Building/County Building Air National Guard American Residential Construction, Inc. A.J. Miller Co. American Restaurant A.K. Fiberglastics, Inc. Air Pollution American States Insurance Aberfelda Mill Airco Heating, Cooling Aberfelda Woods Aircraft American Sun-Sol Able Pest Control Airpark Ohio American Television Awards Abortion Bill- Ohio Airplanes Ameriflora Abortion-Counseling Bill Airstream Amish (Ohio) Abortion (misc clips) Akzo Coatings America Among Friends Gift Shoppe Abortions- Federal Funding Albers Super Markets Inc. Amtrak Accident Victims Alcohol & Drug Council (A&DC) Anderson Evangelistic Tabernacle Accuride Corp. Aldi, Inc. Angioplasty Acid Rain Aleshire Hauling Co. Animal Abuse ADAPT Alexander Technique of Springfield (The) Animal Rights Adoption All Phase Electric Animal Welfare League Addison White House Allen Land & Turf Specialist Animals ADMH Allen Tool & Mfg. Co. Annexation (Misc. clips) Advantage Marketing Allergies Annexation African-American Outreach Program Alliance Pallet Corp. Anti-Crime Bill (AAOP) Allied Dept. Stores Antioch College Glen Helen School Camp Afro-American Museum and Cultural Alpaca Antioch College Center Alpha Delta Pi Sorority House Antioch College- 1953 Fire Afro-American Museum and Cultural Alpha Tau Omega Fraternity House Antique Mall Center Alpha Technologies AP Contest- Ohio- 1997 AFSCME (American Fed. of State, Co., and Alpha Theta Alpha Fraternity AP Contest- Ohio- 1992/1993 Municipal Employees) -
Book # Page Title/Description Date Author Notes 1 In. Cover Topgraphy of Springfield and Its Effects on the Population Unk
Book # Page Title/Description Date Author Notes 1 In. cover Topgraphy of Springfield and Its Effects on the Population Unk. Unk. Typed by Marjorie and Harry Laybourne 1 1 View of Springfield 1851 1/24/1905 Unk. In 1951 Springfield Sesquicentennial Paper 1 1 Springfield, Ohio in 1832 sketch 1/5/1905 In 1951 Springfield Sesquicentennial Paper 1 2 1883 Springfield Telephone Book Hal Stroh 1 2 Warder Library Expansion Plans Unk. Bruce Ambrose8th in a series 1 3 Demolition of Ohio Theater(Sun Theater/Band Box) 11/22/63 Unk. 1 3 County Government Buiklding Unk. Bruce Ambrose6th in a series 1 4 Clark County Children's Home Unk. Bruce Ambrose4th in a series 1 4 Lagonda Elementary School Newly Built Unk. Unk. 1 5 Clark County Court House Unk. Bruce Ambrose7th in a series 1 5 Clark County Dentention Home 2/18/1951 Bruce AmbroseLast in series 1 6 Big Four Railroad Station Taken Down 12/22/1968 Unk. 1 7 Vandals Hit Big Four Railroad Station 12/22/1968 Unk. 1 7 Railroad Automatic Switches Installed-Limestone Street 5/5/1961 Unk. 1 7 Littleton Funeral Home Ad 1886-1951 Unk. Unk. 1 7 Zimmerman Bldg./Limestone-Main NW Corner Unk. Unk. 1 8 Arcade, 5 Houses Go On Register of Historic Places Unk. Steve Adams 1 9 Nisley's Fine Footwear 1883 & 1951 Unk. Unk. 1 9 Banking Center, 1 S. Fountain Unk. Unk. 1 10 Clark County Home for Aged Unk. Bruce Ambrose1st in Series 1 10 Mercy Hospital Mental Health Center Built 7/28/1969 Unk. -
Springfield News-Sun Looking Back Articles 1992-2013
Springfield News-Sun Looking Back Articles 1992-2013 The following is a list of articles from 1992-2006 from the weekly “Looking Back” local history series from the Community News section of the Springfield News-Sun. The majority of the articles were written by Tom Stafford. The articles are sorted by date and the main topics for each article are included. Below the article list is a comprehensive index of photographs, people, places, and topics found in each article. The number following the item in the index refers to the number assigned to the articles in the main list. If the number is BOLD, that means that there is a photograph of the person or place mentioned in the article. Photocopies or print quality scans can be taken from these articles. Index compiled by Natalie Fritz, Amber Lopez, Irene Newton, Sue Hebner, Jaymi Green, Lauren Instenes, Cindy Saturley, RaeAnn Jent, Virginia Warren, and Hannah McCartney – Completed April 2017 # Date Topic(s) 1 2/24/1992 Steel Products; Ohio Lyric Theater 2 3/2/1992 Schaefer Jr. High, Warder Park School 3 3/9/1992 Steel Products 4 3/23/1992 Bushnell School, Grayhill School 5 3/30/1992 Big Four Park, High Street 6 4/6/1992 Springfield Pure Milk Co., G.E. Hoss Grocery 7 4/27/1992 Central Jr. High Orchestra 8 5/4/1992 French & Hecht, Inc. 9 5/25/1992 Schaefer Jr. High 10 6/22/1992 Reid Jr. High 1942 Basketball Champions 11 6/29/1992 Clark County Lumber 12 7/13/1992 F.W. -
Row Resource Name Address City Listed 1 Arcade Hotel Fountain Ave
Row Resource Name Address City Listed 1 Arcade Hotel Fountain Ave. and High St. Springfield 1974-10-16 2 Bookwalter, Francis, House 611 S. Fountain Ave. Springfield 1980-01-03 3 Brewer Log House 2665 Old Springfield Rd. Springfield 1974-08-13 4 Crabill, David, House 5 mi. E of Springfield off OH 4 Springfield 1975-10-10 5 East High Street District Roughly bounded by E. High, S. Sycamore, and Walnut Sts. Springfield 1974-10-09 6 Enon Mound Address Restricted Enon 1972-02-23 7 Green Plain Monthly Meetinghouse Clifton Rd. South 1982-04-01 Charleston 8 Hertzler, Daniel, House W of Springfield off OH 4 Springfield 1978-02-07 9 Kenton-Hunt Farm N of Springfield at 4690 Urbana Rd. Springfield 1980-02-08 10 Lagonda Club Building NW corner of High and Spring Sts. Springfield 1975-05-28 11 Main Street Buildings 6--14 E. Main St. Springfield 1979-03-02 12 Main Street Buildings (Boundary Increase) 14 E. Main St. Springfield 2000-06-30 13 Marquart-Mercer Farm SW of Springfield Springfield 1979-07-26 14 Municipal Building S. Fountain Ave. between High and Washington Sts. Springfield 1973-05-25 15 Myers Hall Wittenberg Ave. and Ward St. Springfield 1975-06-30 16 Newlove Works Address Restricted Springfield 1973-06-04 17 Odd Fellows' Home for Orphans, Indigent and 404 E. McCreight Ave. Springfield 1980-04-16 Aged 18 Ollie's Tavern 10516 Marquart Rd. New Carlisle 1997-01-25 19 Pennsylvania House 1311 W. Main St. Springfield 1973-04-11 20 Pickaway Settlements Battlesite N of Enon Enon 1980-05-08 21 Pringle--Patric House 1314-1316 E.