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	Search results for Summit County Historical Society    Refine your search Type Image (695) Text (80) Artifact (2) Subject Houses (343) Residences (245) Akron (159) Civil War (87) Military (78) Show more... Date n.d (10) 12 September 1910 (1) 1944-05-27 (1) 1948-03-13 (1) 1955-01-15 (1) Show more... Creator Samuel Shepard (2) William Jacobs (1) J N Goodman (1) results 1-20 of 733 item(s)  page 1 of 37 : ( <<  1  2  3  4  5  6  7  8  9  10  >> ) :: previous : next select all : clear all : add to favorites   Image: Title: Subject: Description: 1. Myron D. Brouse House The Myron D. Brouse House, located at 94 Charlotte Street is a Progressive Mode style home. 2. People along a parade route on South Main St. Crowds of people gather along South Main Street. Visiable along the parade route is Akron's Hippodrome Arcade & Theatre as well as a dentist's office, liguor wholesaler, and a furniture store. 3. Modern Woodmen of America in Memorial Day Parade The Modern Woodman of America on Decoration Day in 1906 or 1908. The group marched to Miller Av then left to Engine House No. 8 where they disbanded. 4. Motorcycle Police in front of the Summit County Courthouse This image shows the Akron Police Department Motorcyle officers posed in front of the Summit County Courthouse. 5. Mrs. H. V. Halbert House The Mrs. H. V. Halbert House, located at 2120 Ridgewood Road, is a French Neoclassic (Normandy Farmhouse Mode) style home designed by Phillip Maher. 6. Record of service - Hunsberger Civil War; Wars; Military; Ohio; Ohio Infantry; Union Army Daniel F. Hunsberger's record of military service during the Civil War. 7. Research Center's Cornerstone Laid: story for future historians B. F. Goodrich Company; Research facilities; B. F. Goodrich Company begins construction on a new research center in Brecksville. 8. 1913 Flood on East North Street Accidents and Disasters; Flood of 1913; Houses; Akron A house is floating along North Street in the Akron, Ohio during the flood of 1913. The 1913 Flood was the largest natural disaster in Ohio history. Rainfall over the state totaled 6-11 inches. Four hundred... 9. A backyard of a house on Case Avenue Accidents and Disasters; Flood of 1913; Houses; Akron; A man surveys the damage the flood has done to the backyard of a Case Ave home in Akron, Ohio. The 1913 Flood was the largest natural disaster in Ohio history. Rainfall over the state totaled 6-11 inches.... 10. Frank A. Adams Residence Houses; Residences; Rockynol; Market Street; West Market Street; The Frank A. Adams Residence was also referred to as Rockynol, located at 1150 West Market Street, is a Free English Manorial style home designed by Charles W. Hopkinson. 11. Frank A. Adams Residence Houses; Residences; Rockynol; Market Street; West Market Street; Medina Road;Goodyear Tire and Rubber Company View of Frank A. Adams Residence from Pond. The Frank A. Adams Residence, located at 1150 West Market Street, is a Free English Manorial style home designed by Charles W. Hopkinson. Built for Goodyear... 12. Frank A. Adams Residence Houses; Residences; Rockynol; Market Street; West Market Street; Medina Road;Goodyear Tire and Rubber Company Rear Elevation of Frank A. Adams Residence. The Frank A. Adams Residence, located at 1150 West Market Street, is a Free English Manorial style home designed by Charles W. Hopkinson. Built for Goodyear... 13. Frank A. Adams Residence Houses; Residences; Rockynol; Market Street; West Market Street; Medina Road;Goodyear Tire and Rubber Company Library in Frank A. Adams Residence. The Frank A. Adams Residence, located at 1150 West Market Street, is a Free English Manorial style home designed by Charles W. Hopkinson. Built for Goodyear Director... 14. Frank A. Adams Residence Houses; Residences; Rockynol; Market Street; West Market Street; Medina Road;Goodyear Tire and Rubber Company Porch of Frank A. Adams Residence. The Frank A. Adams Residence, located at 1150 West Market Street, is a Free English Manorial style home designed by Charles W. Hopkinson. Built for Goodyear Director... 15. Frank A. Adams Residence Houses; Residences; Rockynol; Market Street; West Market Street; Medina Road;Goodyear Tire and Rubber Company The Frank A. Adams Residence, located at 1150 West Market Street, is a Free English Manorial style home designed by Charles W. Hopkinson. Built for Goodyear Director Frank Adams, Rockynol was the first... 16. Frank A. Adams Residence Houses; Residences; Rockynol; Market Street; West Market Street; Medina Road;Goodyear Tire and Rubber Company; interior Drawing Room of Frank A. Adams Residence. The Frank A. Adams Residence, located at 1150 West Market Street, is a Free English Manorial style home designed by Charles W. Hopkinson. Built for Goodyear Director... 17. Frank A. Adams Residence Houses; Residences; Rockynol; Market Street; West Market Street; Medina Road;Goodyear Tire and Rubber Company; interior Dining Room in Frank A. Adams Residence. The Frank A. Adams Residence, located at 1150 West Market Street, is a Free English Manorial style home designed by Charles W. Hopkinson. Built for Goodyear Director... 18. Samuel Shepard in Paris African-Americans; Military; Newspapers; Samuel Shepard joined the army in 1942 and served overseas for 28 months with the "Rolling 55th," a quartermaster trucking company. He was the company clerk. He went to Africa, was stationed at Oran and... 19. Samuel Shepard African-Americans; Military; Newspapers; Samuel Rudolph Shepard was born on December 21, 1908 at Paint Rock, Alabama. When Shepard was still a child, his family moved to Chicago, Illinois. During Shepard's senior year in high school, he edited... 20. The "Rolling 55th" African-Americans; Military; Newspapers; Samuel Shepard (bottom row on the far right) with the "Rolling 55th" in Paris, France. Shepard joined the army in 1942 and served overseas for 28 months with the "rolling 55th," a quartermaster trucking... select all : clear all : add to favorites results 1-20 of 733 item(s)  page 1 of 37 : ( <<  1  2  3  4  5  6  7  8  9  10  >> ) :: previous : next
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