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1. CISCO KID 1950s 2. BOWLING ALLEY 1950s 3. PEABODY BUGGY IN 1890s 4. FHS FOOTBALL GAME in 1930 5. HAY'S HOTEL early 1900s 6. BARBERS 7. NEWSPAPER CARRIER BOYS in 1893 8. PEABODY PLANT on N. Union St. 9. ALLEN MOTOR after WWI 10. PENNEL BAKERY in 1890 11. FOOTBALL CHAMP TEAM in 1907 12. MAIN & TIFFIN in 1910 13. MAIN & TIFFIN in 1870s - Present day 14. FOSTER MILL on Main St. 15. UNION MILL on Sandusky St. - Present day 16. OLDEST PHOTO of FOSTORIA (Civil War era) - Present day 17. Original MENNEL MILL elevator 18. FIRST NATIONAL BANK BLDG - Present day 19. EMPIRE BLOCK - Present day 20. FOSTORIA ACADEMY I 21 FOSTER BLOCK on Main St. - Present day 22. FOSTORIA ACADEMY II - Present day 23. TIFFIN ST in 1909 - Present day 24. WEAVERS DRY GOODS in 1880 - Present day 25. 113 S. Main in mid 1890s - Present day 26. 209 N. Main in 1919 27. same as above 28. COPLEY'S BIKE at 132 E. Center 29. FUHR GROCERY on Sandusky St. 30. PELTON STONE QUARRY 31. END OF WWI celebration on Nov 11, 1918 - Present day 32. ELECTION POSTCARD 33. ALLEN MOTORS IN 1919-1920 34. CEMETERY HILL at turn of century 35. WEAVER'S next to the State Theatre. |
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 PICTURE # 1 GROUP 1 CISCO KID COMES TO FOSTORIA Many viewers won't know the "Cisco Kid". He was a Western Cowboy hero cut in the mold of Tom Mix (Don't remember him either?). How about the Lone Ranger or Gene Autry or Hopalong Cassidy? From this photo it looks as though, back then, the Fostoria City Government and its officials had more fun than today. This photo was taken when "Cisco" made a publicity tour in 19XX and Fostoria was one of the included stops. The photo was taken in the alley outside the old fire and police station on North Street. The building is now the home of the Fostoria Historical Museum. From Left to Right in the photo are: 1. United States Marshall, 2. United States Marshall, 3. Toby Imig, 4. Joe Hammer, 5. Ray Newlove, 6. Mayor Ray Coburn, 7. Cisco Kid, 8. Bill Horen, 9. Dick Wilcox, 10, Jim Meeks, 11. Two Kids? (Special thanks to Bill Horen for the names) Information courtesy of Norman Gibat |
