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The first mounted police unit in Columbus was formed in 1922. The horses were purchased using donations and the donors were allowed to name the horses. The Columbus Automobile Club facilitated the donations and purchase of the horses.
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The first mounted police unit in Columbus, Ohio was formed in 1922. The horses were purchased using donations and the donors were allowed to name the horses. The Columbus Automobile Club facilitated the donations and purchase of the horses
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The first mounted police unit in Columbus was formed in 1922. The horses were purchased using donations. The donors were allowed to name the horses. The Columbus Automobile Club facilitated the donations and purchase of the horses.
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The first mounted police unit in Columbus was formed in 1922. The horses were purchased using donations and the donors were allowed to name the horses. The Columbus Automobile Club facilitated the donations and purchase of the horses.
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James Pollas Saloon at 280 W. Mound St. in 1909. O'Brien Bros. foundry at 276 W. Main can be see in the background, as well as the Hardesty Bros. Flour Mill at 304 W. Mound St. Columbus, Ohio.
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View of West Broad Street from the area of Mitchell Street and West Broad St. looking west in 1906 Columbus, Ohio
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View of W. Broad St. looking west from May Ave. Visible on the north side of the street are the No. 6 Engine House, Holy Family Church, Franklinton Elementary School. "W Broad St. paving. S side at corner of Mead St. July 17, 1906 Columbus, Ohio
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View looking east, of businesses on the north side of Spring street. The Annex and Hauger & Kibler were located in the Chittenden Hotel Building on West Spring Street. "Catch basin + trap...at Spring and Wall Oct. 20, 1906 Columbus, Ohio
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Downtown Columbus, Ohio Street view of South Third Street at Chapel Street. Columbus Fire Dep't. No. 3 Engine House on left with firemen sitting on the ramp watching street workers Circa 1915. Notice early electric arc light street lighting hanging on mas
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During the Columbus, Ohio Street Car Strike, 41 passengers are loaded onto a Seagrave Fire Truck Mfg. Company Auto Hose wagon, April 29, 1910
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An Ohio Statehouse ceremony honors the dedication of U.S. President William McKinley’s Memorial on the west side of the Capital grounds on September 6, 1906 in Columbus. This was the 5 year anniversary of his assassination.
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Toledo and Ohio Central Railroad Station at 379 West Broad St. Columbus, Ohio Built in 1896. Photo taken in 1905. The Macklin Hotel is on the right.
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Toledo and Ohio Central Railroad Station at 379 W. Broad St. Columbus, Ohio. Built 1896, pictured here in 1908
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The Toledo and Ohio Central railroad station built in 1896 at 379 W. Broad St. Pictured here shortly after a fire in November 1910. A Central Union telephone worker in horse drawn vehicle is at the site in Columbus, Ohio
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The 1st Presbyterian Church on the SW corner of State & Third is being demolished for the new Hartman office and Theater buildings. The protective barrier made a great billboard to advertise current events in august 1910 in Columbus, Ohio
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South High Street in Columbus, Ohio. This photo is taken prior to the viaduct being built over this grade crossing. The factory in the background is the Seagrave Fire Truck Mfg. Co. Note the water tower marked The Seagrave Co.
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Looking north up Front Street from West Broad in 1922 Columbus,Ohio. The building on the right and the billboard area is the site wher the AIU or Leveque tower would be built in 1925
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Looking North on N. Fourth Street at Broad Street in February 1939 in Columbus, Ohio
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Construction of the elevated railroad tracks at the Toledo and Ohio Central Railroad Station in 1910. The station is located at 379 West Broad St. in Columbus, Ohio
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Columbus, Ohio Clark's Auto Sales and Service on the SW corner of Livingston Ave and Seymore in 1936
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Columbus, Ohio 15th and High in 1922 looking east up 15th Ave. The building on the right is Long's bookstore
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Beginning construction of elevated tracks at the Toledo and Ohio Central Railroad Station at 379 West Broad Street in Columbus, Ohio. Notice eastbound trolley on W. Broad and Columbus Police Officer pictured in 1910
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The Glenwood & Greenlawn RR Co. served W. Broad St. from High St. to the east to the Asylums on the Hilltop. It also had a branch on Glenwood Av. to Greenlawn Cemetary. Photo taken 1875-1891. the car is sitting on a turntable in Columbus, Ohio
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Columbus, Ohio Trolley on W. Broad St. westbound From The Toledo & Ohio Central depot circa 1911. This is about the time RR tracks were elevated from the grade crossing on Broad St. at the depot.
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Columbus, Ohio main St. Horsecar in the 1880's. Car 132 was one of the last horse cars acquired for Columbus and was used as a trailer for the early 4 wheel electric cars
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Columbus, Ohio Leonard Ave. Trolley No. 535 passes by construction of elevated tracks near the Toledo and Ohio Central Railroad Station at 379 W. Broad St. in 1910
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Columbus Ohio trolley #560 passes by construction of elevated tracks at the Toledo and Ohio Central railroad station at 379 West Broad St. in 1910
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West Broad St. looking west from May St. in Columbus, Ohio July 17, 1906. Holy Family Church is in the background.
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W. Moler and S. High Street looking NE in 1949 Columbus, Ohio
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View looking east on Moler Street across intersection at South Fourth Street in Columbus, Ohio. The Young's Lunch restaurant is seen on the south east corner and the Kroger grocery store on the north east corner
