Girls: Margaret Distler, Ellen Rhoads, Alice Guss, Alene Turbitt, Anna Shadbolt and Helen Guss. Boys not labeled. From the same scrapbook at Lenawee Historical Society Museum. |
Medina is a village in the NE corner of the township of the same name, situated on Bean Creek. It was platted in 1837 by Asahel Finch, Cook Hotchkiss, Artemis Allen and L. Hotchkiss. Medina was a great milling center of commerce in the 19th century.
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John Chris' Red Brick Store
The Medina Store as we today remember it, this photo circa 1950's. Built circa 1883 by John Christophers, former tanner and partner o...
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This was taken several years ago when I was driving through the South Dover area, and I'm glad I did since the barn and most of the tr...
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The Medina Store as we today remember it, this photo circa 1950's. Built circa 1883 by John Christophers, former tanner and partner o...
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Nearly 100 years ago in 1924 these kids knew how to have fun. Looks like the place near the county park, where the water circles into a s...
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