Work has been resumed on the new Nazarene church and will be pushed rapidly. It will be ready for use by the last of October if no delays are necessary.
Ironton
Ironton Ohio First 100 Years
Ironton, Ohio First 100 Years The Battle of Dots ... And Dashes Ironton celebrated her 150th Birthday in 1999, her Sesqui-Centennial Year. Charles Collett wrote these columns, and his brother,...
How Ironton Looked Fifty Years Ago (1904)
How Ironton Ohio looked to somevisitors fifty years ago. – That Day Wherein are Names Which Have Come Down to Today.
Frederick D. Norton
Frederick D. Norton, ironmaster, Ironton, Lawrence county, Ohio, was born in Richmond, Virginia May 13, 1821. His parents were Thomas Norton and Mary
Ironton Gas Company Built in 1867
Ironton, Ohio, Gas Works was built in 1867 and was finished on Sept. 1, 1867. IJ Sept. 4, 1867 - The introduction of Gas into the City of Ironton will be celebrated in the upper hall of the Baptist...
Charles S. Gray
Charles Sedgwick Gray was born at Vesuvius Furnace, this county, February 20, 1869. The family moved to Huntington in 1875, and to Ironton in 1877, and
Courthouse and Jail in Ironton, Ohio
Ironton, Ohio, March 23. – At about 1 o’clock this morning the Court House took fire and burned. The Treasurer’s, Recorder’s, Sheriff’s, and Probate
Ironton Ohio Business Blocks
Ironton Ohio Business Block includes Center Block was built in the summer of 1855. S. Ward built Cohen & Brumberg’s and Lampman’s rooms. Barber &
Removals to Woodland Cemetery
Removals to Woodland Cemetery. Last week we gave a long list of interments of well known persons at Woodland, when they were buried and their ages.
Lambert Cemetery bodies removed for new Solvay Plant
Workmen, who are exhuming the bodies buried in the Lambert cemetery, in the south end of the city on the site of the new Solvay plant, Tuesday afternoon
City of Ironton, Ohio
By a proclamation of Gov. John Brough, this village, town, county seat or whatever you may call it, has been advanced to a City of the second class. We have therefore, the rights and titles of a city. What we have not: 1st. We have no city wharf, merely the right of way of the width of a street.
David Nixon
In 1850 Mr. David Nixon removed to Ironton and built the brick building on Second street now occupied by Hugger the jeweler. Here he started a notion
Ironton, Ohio Street Railroads
The street railroad was talked about in the early 70’s, however, Ironton Ohio did not get one until 1888.
Storms Creek Baptist Ironton, Ohio
In the year 1811, Rev. John Lee, relative of the famous General Robt. Lee, came from Virginia with his family, a wife and five daughters, and bought a farm near the mouth of Storms Creek. He with other Baptists, who had settled on farms along the river in the community, cut logs and built a large log church house on the river side of the road near the present Storms Creek bridge. Ironton, Lawrence County, Ohio
Pilgrim Writes of Early Ironton 1895
Pilgrim writes of early Ironton, Ohio in Lawrence county, Ohio – 1895