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1 OUR SHARED HISTORY SUBJECT HEADINGS Advertising, Newspaper African American Methodists OUR SHARED HISTORY SUBJECT HEADINGS Advertising, Newspaper African American Methodists -- Ohio African American schools -- Ohio -- Delaware African Americans -- Ohio African Americans -- Ohio -- Delaware African Methodist Episcopal Church Agricultural exhibitions -- Ohio -- Delaware Agriculture -- Societies, etc. -- Ohio -- Delaware County Aigin, George H., 1829-1891 Albright, Louis Miller, 1833-1905 Alcott, Amos Bronson, 1799-1888 Alma maters (Songs) Altars Ambulances -- Ohio -- Delaware American Legion Amusement parks -- Ohio -- Delaware Andrews, Hiram G., 1813-1882 Andrews, Hiram G., 1813-1882 -- Homes and haunts Anglican church buildings Anthoni, Frederic, Sr., 1812-1882 Antislavery movements Archives -- Ohio 1 Armstrong, Elizabeth Asbury College (Baltimore, Md.) Asbury United Methodist Church (Delaware, Ohio) -- History Athletic fields Augusta College (Augusta, Ky.) Augusta College (Augusta, Ky.) -- Buildings Austin Hall (Delaware, Ohio) -- History Austin, Cyrus B., 1851-1924 Austin, Cyrus B., 1851-1924 -- Homes and haunts Austin, Mary McVay, 1859-1950 Automobile dealers -- Ohio -- Delaware Automobile repair shops -- Ohio -- Delaware Baccalaureate addresses Bakeries -- Ohio -- Delaware Baldwin, Abraham, 1754-1807 Baldwin, Henry, 1780-1844 Banker, Gideon G. Bankers Banks and banking -- Ohio -- Delaware Baptist church buildings Barber, Joseph Barbershops -- Ohio -- Delaware Barnes, Frances P. 2 Barnes, James A., 1817-1897 Barnes, James A., 1817-1897 -- Homes and haunts Bashford, J.W. (James Whitford), 1849-1919 Bashford, J.W. (James Whitford), 1849-1919 -- Homes and haunts Basketball -- Tournaments -- Ohio -- Delaware Battenfield, David H., 1851-1933 Bauereis, Frederick M., 1860-1932 Bauereis, Leonard, 1824-1903 Bells Bickett, Lois R. Bigelow, Alpheus Russell, 1851-1908 Bigelow-Rice Hall (Delaware, Ohio) -- History Biology -- Study and teaching Birchard, Sardis, 1801-1874 Birthplaces -- Ohio – Delaware Blackford, Gilbert M., 1844-1911 Blair, Samuel S., 1875-1930 Blakeslee, Samuel Horace, 1852-1924 Blind River (Ont.) Boathouses -- Ohio -- Delaware Bodurtha, Charles H., 1844-1915 Bodurtha, Natalie, 1884-1954 Bookstores -- Ohio -- Delaware 3 Bounties, military -- Ohio Branch Rickey Physical Education Center (Delaware, Ohio) -- History Breweries -- Ohio -- Delaware Brewster, James, 1809-1844 Bridges -- Flood damage -- Ohio -- Delaware Bridges -- Ohio -- Delaware Brundage, Lavina, 1799-1887 Buck, Henrie Edmund, 1849-1929 Buffalo Bill's Wild West Show Buildings -- Ohio -- Delaware Burgstahler, Herbert J. -- Homes and haunts Bus terminals -- Ohio – Delaware Business schools -- Ohio -- Delaware Byers, Thomas M., 1837-1907 -- Homes and haunts Byxbe, Moses, 1756-1826 Byxbe, Moses, Jr., 1784-1871 Byxbe, Moses, Jr., 1784-1871 -- Homes and haunts Camp sites, facilities, etc. -- Ohio -- Delaware Campbell, George W., 1817-1898 Campbell, James S., 1827-1891 Carnegie libraries -- Ohio -- Delaware Carpenter, Nathan, 1757-1814 Carper, Homer M., 1826-1895 4 Carson, Brent Carter, George H., 1857-1926 Catholic church buildings Catholic schools -- Ohio -- Delaware Cellar, Thomas, 1741-1816 Central business districts -- Ohio -- Delaware Chair industry -- Ohio -- Delaware Chambers, George A., 1854-1936 Chandler, Sarah E. Chappelear Drama Center (Delaware, Ohio) -- History Charitable contributions Charles Elihu Slocum Library (Delaware, Ohio) -- History Chemical industry and trade -- Ohio -- Delaware Children -- Institutional care -- Ohio -- Delaware Children's Home of Delaware (Delaware, Ohio) -- History Church and college Church and college -- Ohio -- Delaware Church and state Church archives -- Ohio Church buildings -- Ohio -- Delaware Church of the Nazarene (Delaware, Ohio) -- History Cigar industry -- Ohio -- Delaware Circuit riders 5 City halls -- Ohio -- Delaware Clason, Anna Sanborn, 1841-1910 Clason, Marshall B., 1837-1864 Clay industries -- Ohio -- Delaware Clayton, Samuel Davis, 1823-1899 Clergy -- Charitable contributions Clergy, Training of Clothing trade -- Ohio -- Delaware Coal trade -- Ohio -- Delaware Coeducation -- Ohio -- Delaware Cokesbury College College discipline College student newspapers and periodicals College students -- Conduct of life College students -- Religious life College teachers College teachers -- Retirement College trustees -- Ohio Commencement ceremonies -- Ohio -- Delaware Community and college Conger Elementary School (Delaware, Ohio) Conklin, Clara Conklin, Edwin G., 1863-1952 6 Conrades-Wetherell Science Center (Delaware, Ohio) -- History Constant, William T., 1842-1890 Conversion Cook, Charles E., 1859-1941 Cook, Fred E., 1880-1907 County government Courthouses -- Ohio -- Delaware Courtship -- Ohio -- Delaware Covell, Annis L. Cowgill, Daniel E., 1854-1915 Cowles, Leonard Cratty, Mabel, 1868-1928 Crawford, James M., 1834-1920 Crawford, James W., 1788-1859 Creighton, Joseph H. (Joseph Hunter), b. 1820 Critchfield, Leander J. (Leander Jerome), 1827-1896 Crook, Isaac, 1833-1916 Cruikshank, Lois J. Cummins, Annetta V. Curry, E.W.B. (Elmer W.B.) Curtis, Cliff, 1882-1943 Cyclones -- Ohio -- Delaware Daily journal (Delaware, Ohio : 1900-1902) 7 Daily journal-herald (Delaware, Ohio : 1902-1929) Dams -- Ohio -- Delaware Dams -- Ohio -- Delaware County David R. Smith Elementary School (Delaware, Ohio) Davies, Mary E., 1850-1909 Davies, William W., 1848-1922 Davis, Zachariah, 1841-1914 Delaware (Ohio) Delaware (Ohio) -- Aerial views Delaware (Ohio) -- Biography Delaware (Ohio) -- Church history Delaware (Ohio) -- Description and travel Delaware (Ohio) -- Dwellings Delaware (Ohio) -- Education Delaware (Ohio) -- History Delaware (Ohio) -- Maps Delaware (Ohio) -- Moral conditions Delaware (Ohio) -- Newspapers Delaware (Ohio) -- Pictorial Works Delaware (Ohio) – Poetry Delaware County (Ohio) Delaware County (Ohio) -- Biography Delaware County (Ohio) -- History 8 Delaware County (Ohio) -- Maps Delaware County (Ohio) -- Newspapers Delaware County District Library Delaware Female College (Delaware, Ohio) Delaware Female Seminary Delaware gazette (Delaware, Ohio : 1820) Delaware High School (Delaware, Ohio) Delaware Indians -- Ohio -- Delaware Demarest, Andrew H., 1853-1900 Demarest, Leroy Demarest, Marcus E., 1851-1911 Denison, John Fletcher, 1855-1939 Denison, Leonard Lonnis, 1853-1937 Denison, Louis B., 1848-1925 Denison, Wesley, 1818-1904 Denison, William Cecil, 1858-1943 Department stores -- Ohio – Delaware Subject Dickens, Charles, 1812-1870 -- Travel -- United States Diegle, O. Directories -- Ohio -- Delaware Donavin, George B., 1858-1924 Donavin, John Wesley, 1833-1893 9 Donelson, Park S., 1825-1882 Dormitories -- Ohio -- Delaware Drake, Jacob, 1773-1854 Drake, William Drugstores -- Ohio -- Delaware Dry-goods -- Ohio -- Delaware Dustin, Mighill, 1810-1896 Duvall, Linda May Duvall, Trumbull G., 1861-1951 Dwellings -- Ohio -- Delaware East School (Delaware, Ohio) Eaton, Henry James, 1828-1903 -- Homes and haunts Eaton, James, 1797-1868 -- Homes and haunts Edgar Hall (Delaware, Ohio) -- History Education -- Aims and objectives Education -- Ohio -- Delaware Education -- Ohio -- Finance Education -- Societies, etc. Education, Compulsory Education, Higher Education, Higher -- Aims and objectives Education, Secondary -- Ohio Educational attainment 10 Educational change Educational equalization Educational equalization -- United States Educational fund raising Educational fund raising -- Ohio Educational fund raising -- Ohio -- Delaware Educational tests and measurements -- Ohio Edwards Gymnasium (Delaware, Ohio) -- History Electric industry workers Electric railroad accidents Electric railroads -- Cars Electric railroads -- Ohio – Delaware Electric railroads -- Power supply Elementary school buildings -- Ohio -- Delaware Elementary schools -- Ohio -- Delaware Elks (Fraternal order) Elliott Hall (Delaware, Ohio) -- History Elliott, Charles, 1792-1869 Ely, Ralph -- Homes and haunts Emory College -- History Encyclopedias and dictionaries Engard, Peter T., 1815-1899 Engineering Annex (Delaware, Ohio) -- History 11 Ervin F. Carlisle Elementary School (Delaware, Ohio) Evans, F.T. Evans, Jessie L., 1856-1917 Evans, Thomas, Jr., 1828-1888 Evans, Wesley Z., 1852-1927 Fairbanks Gymnasium (Delaware, Ohio) -- History Fairs -- Ohio -- Delaware Fee, John Gregg, 1816-1901 Fence industry -- Ohio – Delaware Finch, Sherman Finley, James B. (James Bradley), 1781-1856 Fire departments -- Equipment and supplies Fire departments -- Ohio -- Delaware Fire fighters -- Ohio -- Delaware -- History Fire stations -- Ohio -- Delaware Fires -- Ohio -- Delaware First Baptist Church (Delaware, Ohio) -- History First Presbyterian Church (Delaware, Ohio) -- History Flax industry -- Ohio -- Delaware Flemming, Arthur S. (Arthur Sherwood), 1905-1996 Flemming, Arthur S. (Arthur Sherwood), 1905-1996 -- Homes and haunts Floods -- Ohio -- Delaware Flour industry -- Ohio -- Delaware 12 Footbridges -- Ohio -- Delaware Fortification -- Ohio -- History Foster, John K., 1862-1924 Foster, Quinton Dorwood, 1837-1899 Foster, Robert Burns, 1899-1980 Foundries -- Ohio – Delaware Frances E. Mowry Memorial Alumni Center (Delaware, Ohio) -- History Frank B. Willis High School (Delaware, Ohio) Frank, Benjamin, 1868- Frank, Max, 1835-1892 Fraternal organizations -- Ohio -- Delaware Freemasons -- Buildings -- Ohio -- Delaware Freemasons. Hiram Lodge (Delaware, Ohio) French, Mansfield, 1809-1876 Freshwater, Benjamin F., 1852-1930 Frontier and pioneer life Frontier and pioneer life -- Ohio -- Delaware Fulton, Robert I. (Robert Irving), 1855-1916 Funeral homes -- Ohio -- Delaware
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