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Over the past 50 plus years the Clermont County Hostorical Society has collected and scanned photographs of the county from historical documents, books and newspapers. We hope you enjoy this historical collection of photographs from the county. More detailed descriptions of the photographs are in the historical societies archive. The photo archive has been index to assist in searching this collection of Clermont County, Ohio

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26”x5 1/4”x ½ inch plate418 viewsThe 26”x5 1/4”x ½ inch plate on the bottom of the cord to which the iron rods passed through. The nut and bolt shown in 8271 snugged up to this plate.
Photo by Ron Hill March 23, 2014 Mar 29, 2014

End piece of the iron rods 02418 viewsEnd piece of the iron rods in the Howl Truss. Note the threads near the end. The rod could be tightened in this manner.
Photo by Ron Hill March 23, 2014 Mar 29, 2014

False work in Stonelick Creek403 viewsFalse work in Stonelick Creek The dross I-beam is 24”x9” and the post I-beam are 12”x12”
Photo by Ron Hill March 23, 2014 Mar 29, 2014

False work in Stonelick Creek 01447 viewsFalse work in Stonelick Creek The dross I-beam is 24”x9” and the post I-beam are 12”x12”
Photo by Ron Hill March 23, 2014 Mar 29, 2014

Sheet metal roofing from bridge467 viewsSheet metal roofing from bridge, ready to be hauled away & rip-rap placed along side the abutment.
Photo by Ron Hill March 23, 2014 Mar 29, 2014

It is gone! - 03/09/2014434 viewsAll of the wooden structure has been removed. The cords, and other wooden material worth saving is piled on land and covered with plastic. There are several piles of the metal hardware. The only thing remaining in the creek is the steel I-beams that were installed to support the bridge during rehab.
Photo by Ron Hill 03/09/2014Mar 10, 2014

CG&P RR-CG&P TRESTLE751 viewsCG&P RR-CG&P TRESTLE (110-FT HIGH) OVER WHITE OAK CREEK NEAR GEORGETOWN, BUILT 1885 USING THE HAUGHT DESIGN. LOCOMOTIVE IS THE NARROW GAUGE #1
Photo: Stephen Smalley collectionMar 08, 2014

THREE GAUGES OF TRACK601 viewsCG&P RR- THIS PICTURE SHOWS WHEN THE RAILROAD HAD THREE GAUGES OF TRACK AT ONE TIME, NARROW, STANDARD AND WIDE 1902.
Photo: David McNeil collectionMar 08, 2014

CG&P RR- SWITCHER #909626 viewsCG&P RR- SWITCHER #909 AT THE CARREL STREET YARDS 1902. NOTE THE TWO GAUGES OF THE TRACK. THIS OCCURED WHEN THE ENTIRE LINE WAS BEING CONVERTED TO STANDAR GAUGE. Photo: Stephen Smalley collectionMar 08, 2014

SUMMERSIDE STATION642 viewsCG&P RR- SUMMERSIDE STATION.
Photo David McNeil collectionMar 08, 2014

CG&P RR-POWER PLANT708 viewsCG&P RR-POWER PLANT LOCATED AT HIGHLAND PARK (LAKE ALLYN) NEAR OLIVE BRANCH
Photo: David McNeil collectionMar 08, 2014

Mt. WASHINGTON STATION627 viewsCG&P RR- Mt. WASHINGTON STATION AND WESTERN SUBSTATION.
Photo David McNeil collectionMar 08, 2014

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