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May-Jun
2008
Kiwanis Fresh Air Camp, Knoblock Toaster
Jul-Aug
2008
Breaker Boys Book, Riverside Park 1883-1901
Sep-Oct
2008
Tower Rooms, Heritage Days 2008
Nov-Dec
2008
History of Buildings on Robbins Avenue
Feb-Mar
2009
Racing on the Mahoning River, Belvedere Inn
Mar-Apr
2009
1882 Civil War Monument
May-Jun 2009
How Niles got its name
Verbeck, Then Warner Theater
Jul-Aug
2009
Lou Tabor Memoriam, Outdoor Ovens on Mason Street, Old Ranges
Sep-Oct
2009
WWI Memorials
David Dull Niles Tour Part 1
Nov-Dec
2009
David Dull Niles Tour Part 2
Mar-Apr
2010
Christmas Toys of Yesteryear, What Is It?
David Dull Memories, Part 2.
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May 2010
David Dull Niles Tour Part 3.
Jun-Jul
2010
Roberts Grocery Store story
Photos 1947 Tornado.
Sep-Oct
2010
Anne Campbell Allison Headstone
Russia Field
1902 Black Smallpox.
Nov-Dec
2010
Department 56 Christmas Display
New Books for Sale
Bert Street School photograph.
Feb-Mar
2011
Bert Street School name
St. Stephen Parish House
Bagnoli Club
Police Chief Charles Nichols story by Joe Perone.
April
2011
Changing Landscapes
Suzanne Larsen Tribute
Two photos from 1950s.
May
2011
Mathews Family Donations
Ward-Thomas House construction.
Jul-Aug
2011
Whitehouse Gowns
Chataqua 1916
Nicknames Book.
Sep-Oct
2011
Rice Electric
Heritage Days 2011
Fifth Avenue Bridge.
Nov-Dec
2011
Niles Photo Memories
Neighborhood Grocery stores.
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Feb-Mar
2012
William Whitney Grocery store
Bradshaw Pottery
Niles China Manufacturers.
Apr-May 2012
Dave Prosser tribute 1012-2012
Ray Gilbert Ohio State Band memories
Handy Andy and Antler Hotel photos.
Jun-Jul 2012
Grand Army of Republic Story
Ray Gilbert Wet & Dry Story.
Sep-Oct 2012
Shaving Permits 1953
Piper Drugstore.
Nov-Dec 2012
Hoffman Store History
Assorted photographs by Tim Tabor.
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