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  5th Streetfifth street

  733 5th (Fifth ) Street

  733 5th (Fifth ) Street
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  5th Streetfifth street

  725 1/2 5th (Fifth) Street

  Abandoned Building. The building belonged to Progressive Rentals Ltd. and has since closed. The address was 725 5th Street.
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  5th Streetfifth street

  725 5th (Fifth)Street

  Caudill & Associates CPA's; Located at 725 5th Street
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  5th Streetfifth street

  721 5th (Fifth) Street

  Sandy Sinclair Real Estate Services Inc. ; Located at 721 5th Street
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  4th StreetFourth Street

  709 4th (Fourth) Street

  This is someone's home.
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  4th StreetFourth Street

  4th (Fourth) Street, no address

  Located on 4th Street. Bragdon's on back of building shown.
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  chillicothe street

  315 B Chillicothe Street

  Rhythm N' Rhinestones School of Dance and Tumbling; Located at 315 B Chillicothe Street
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  4th StreetFourth Street

  816 4th (Fourth) Street

  Hope Works Custom Screen Printing and Embroidery was located at 816 4th Street. It is now permanently closed.
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  4th StreetFourth Street

  822 4th (Fourth) Street

  Color photo image. Located at 822 4th (Fourth) Street
  Counseling Center
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  4th StreetFourth Street

  842 4th (Fourth) Street.

  In the early 1900's this building was used for residences. From 1926 to the mid 1990's it was Keystone Press Company. The name changed to Copy Cat Printing in the early 1990's, but the purpose of the building remained unchanged.
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  Gallia Street

  901 Gallia Street

  From 1914 to 1924 the building was AM Glockner Hardware Store. From 1926 to the mid 1930's the building was E. J. Staebler Jeweler. From 1937 to the 1940's it was the Automobile Club of Southern Ohio. From 1968 to 1977 it was a part of Valley Supply Company, outboard MTR Division. Following this, the building was multiple other types of stores. In 2002, it became Castle Comics and remains this today.
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  galliaGlockner Hardware

  901 Gallia Street

  From 1914 to 1924 the building was AM Glockner Hardware Store. From 1926 to the mid 1930's the building was E. J. Staebler Jeweler. From 1937 to the 1940's it was the Automobile Club of Southern Ohio. From 1968 to 1977 it was a part of Valley Supply Company, outboard MTR Division. Following this, the building was multiple other types of stores. In 2002, it became Castle Comics and remains this today.