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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the past 50 plus years the Clermont County Hostorical Society has collected and scanned photographs of the county from historical documents, books and newspapers.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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SUB-DISTRICT SCHOOL NO. 8681 viewsSTONELICK- PLAQUE OF THE STONELICK TOWNSHIP SUB-DISTRICT SCHOOL NO. 8 BUILDING,
PHOTO APRIL6, 2014
RON HILL PHOTO

Whitter One-room School House677 viewsWhitter one-room school house located on Amelia Olive Branch Road. The school became part of the Amelia Rural Local Consolidated School District in 1931. Later it was the Batavia Township Hall. It is currently a home. The 1917 picture shows teacher Lydia Berz. Henry Clark Corbin, the famous general, once taught school here.

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665 viewsThe steel bridge on the left across Stonelick Creek replaced a covered bridge at this site near St. Philomena Church. The concrete bridge on the right replaced the steel bridge.

661 viewsVIEW OF THE BULLSKIN CREEK VALLEY ENTERING THE OHIO RIVER. AT THE MOUTH OF THE CREEK WAS ONCE THE SITE OF THE HAMLET OF RURAL, WHICH WAS DESTROYED BY AN OHIO RIVER FLOOD

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652 viewsVeterans Memorial Park, Union Township. 2009. The crosses were placed by the Boy Scouts and represent the members of the military that were killed in the Iraq and Afghanistan War. photo by Ron Hill

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637 viewsThe old steel bridge on the left was replaced by the concrete bridge on the right. They cross Stonelick Creek

633 viewsCLERMONT COUNTY BICENTENNIAL MARKER (2000) AT THE SITE OF THE BURIAL OF TWO UNKNOWN SOLDIERS OF THE WAR OF 1812.

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631 viewsSalt family home on RS222. Built about 1826 by John Salt. He was a trader, It is reported that he made 52 trips to New Orleans by flatboat, returning 13 times by foot. Hamlet of Saltaire was named by him. The house is on the National Register of Historical Places

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