Lot of 17 Antique Framed Black & White Photographs Dayton Ohio History 11"

Description

Lot of 17 framed late 19th to early 20th century photographic prints, primarily depicting scenes in and around Dayton, Ohio. Black beveled wood frames. Shots include:
1. An Oakwood and Dayton street trolley
2. National Cash Register company employees celebrating the death of Kaiser Wilhelm
3. Canal boats on the Miami & Erie Canal, Miamisburg Ohio, 1904
4. A bird's eye view of Dayton centered on the historic Steele High School with aview of Memorial Hall in the background
5. A barbershop interior - J. Stopford, Barber, Scranton, PA - 79-7-D.B.
6. A basketball team
7. Suffragettes in robes and crowns of stars and a man dressed as Uncle Sam on the steps of an unidentified building
8. A group of women carrying luggage, circa 1920's
9. A view of Geyer Street in downtown Dayton including the Charles Edwin Underwood Manufacturing Company (Confectioners)
10. The large shop stall of G.J. Brown & Company (Ironmonger)
11. A brewer's horse pulled carriage in a flooded street in front of a pair of houses (possibly the aftemath of the 1913 Dayton Flood)
12. Bicycle Shelter of the National Cash Register Company, Dayton, Ohio (Circa 1890's-Early 1900s)
13. Sporting goods store interior - H. Weber, Sporting Goods, 1239 Broadway_95
14. Bicycle shop interior - Younkers, SP Goods Co, 869 Broadway - 10343
15. Group of men holding rifles, standing with a pair of boys in front of a teepee
16. Man in uniform jacket with a badge, laying peanuts on a fallen tree
17. Party goers in a garden with a young woman laughing in the center

Condition

Good Overall - Gentle wear

Dimensions

11" x 0.5" x 9" / Sans Frame - 9.5" x 7.5" (Width x Depth x Height)