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Title: West Lawn Cemetery Canton Ohio (OH), Divided Back PM 1977 Apr-00		Title: Cultural Center For The Arts, N. Market Street Canton Ohio (OH), Chrome unused Description: This magnificent building is the home of Canton Art Institute, The Players Guild Theatre, Gail Watson Cable Recital Hall and the Great Court. The Center is a gift of the Timken Foundation and was built on the Harter E state at a cost of over 10 million dollars. On the same property are the Exhibition Hall and Canton Memorial Auditorium.

Title: McKinley High School Canton Ohio (OH), Chrome unused Description: Canton McKinley - "Where Champions are made and success is tradition." - is located on 3.44 acres of land, and has 6.21 across of floor space. There are over 200 rooms with a capacity of 2500 pupils. It is named for President William McKinley, 25th President of the U.S., and his sister, Anna, who taught in the Canton Schools for 30 years. In 1918 when it was half completed 877 students were enrolled, the remaining half was completed in 1921. The highest enrollment has been 4100 students. The school has a teaching staff of 101 plus office personnel. It is known for its championship athletic teams called the Bull Dogs. The school colors are red and black. The annual is known as the McKinley; the school paper, The McKinley Times.		Title: Stark County Historical Center Canton Ohio (OH), Chrome unused Description: Houses many industrial exhibits, the Planetorium, the President McKinley Room, and the Health and Education Center.

Title: Canton Baptist Temple, 515 Whipple Ave., Canton Ohio (OH), Chrome unused Description: Harold Henniger, D.D., Pastor total Capacity of temple 7,000.		Title: City Hall Canton Ohio (OH), Chrome unused Description: This modern brick and glass air conditioned structure houses Canton's City Government and is located two blocks from the City Square. Canton is the hub of a metropolitan area of 250.000 and is located in the heart of Northeastern Ohio South of Lake Erie on U. S. routes 30 and 62 and is 1,065 feet above sea level.


Title: National Pro Football Hall Of Fame Canton Ohio (OH), Chrome unused Description: This shrine is the brainchild of sports writer Germane Swanson and was financed with funds contributed by fans of the great game across the nation. It is located in the Canton Park System on 14 wooded across in the N. W. section of the city next to Canton Expressway (Rt. 77). It is a two building complex which features a 52 foot dome - a stylized architectural impression of a football. The dramatic mural sculptured in copper over the entrance was hand-hammered by Dale Drulis and weighs over 800 lbs. While Latrobe, Pa. is considered the real home of Professional football, Canton, Ohio is where the National Football League was founded in 1920. In addition, the first football championships were decided here. It is also where Jim Thorpe had first stirred national interest in the great game.		Title: Stark County Historical Center Canton Ohio (OH), Chrome unused Description: Located at the foot of McKinley Monument at 749 Hazlet, Avenue in N. W. Canton. Included in the Center is the Historical Museum, Hoover-Price Planetarium, Hall of Science and Industry and Health Education Center. Artifacts from the early life of Canton are in abundance with one room devoted to William McKinley, 25th President of the U. S. A., which features a large photomural of the President taken during one of his famous "front porch" speeches when he campaigned for President. Delegations from all over journeyed to Canton to hear his oratory - something now gotten by sight and sound in your own home via TV.

Title: Timken Vocational High School Canton Ohio (OH), Chrome unused Description: Serves vocational education in 17 areas of training for business and industry, and was the Timken Foundation. The new school was completed in 1939 on the site of old Central High. This half acre plot has been in continuous use for educational purposes since the early 1800's. The school colors are blue and gold, the athletic teams are known as the trogons and the school annual is called the T I V O. The function of T.V.H.S. was aptly described by Mr. H. H. Timkin, Sr., founder of the Timken Foundation "To fit particularly the young people who do not and can not go to college, to be in a better position to gain a livelihood."		Title: Pro Football Hall Of Fame Canton Ohio (OH), 4x6 Continental Chrome unused Description: A Monument to the great Jim Thorpe dominates the entrance lobby and the curved ramp leading to the exhibition area

Title: Pro Football Hall Of Fame Canton Ohio (OH), 4x6 Continental Chrome unused Description: The Pro football Hall of Fame is considered to be one of the most beautiful of all sports shrines		Title: Pro Football Hall Of Fame Canton Ohio (OH), 4x6 Continental Chrome unused Description: Enshrinee Mementoes Room. The men who are enshrined are given individual attention in either picture or memento form in the Enshrinee Mementoes Room

Title: Pro Football Hall Of Fame Canton Ohio (OH), 4x6 Continental Chrome PM 1990 Feb-00 Description: Every National Football League team is honored by the ever-changing Professional Football Today display		Title: Pro Football Hall Of Fame Canton Ohio (OH), 4x6 Continental Chrome unused Description: The men, who are enshrined, are given individual attention in either picture or memento form in the Enshrine Mementoes Room.

Title: Stark County Historical Center Canton Ohio (OH), Chrome unused Description: Houses many industrial exhibits, The Planetarium, The President McKinley Rom, and /the Health and Education Center.		Title: McKinley Memorial Canton Ohio (OH), Divided Back PM 1915 Mar-29 Description: East Reflection

Title: First National Bank Building Canton Ohio (OH), Linen unused		Title: Timken Vocational School Canton Ohio (OH), Linen unused

Title: U. S. Post Office And Ohio Power Co. Building Canton Ohio (OH), Linen unused		Title: Court House Canton Ohio (OH), Divided Back

Title: Mckinley Memorial Canton Ohio (OH), White Border PM 1915		Title: Pavilion In Nimisilla Park Canton Ohio (OH), White Border PM 1920

Title: First Bapist Church Canton Ohio (OH), White Border unused		Title: Trinty Reformed Church Canton Ohio (OH), White Border unused

Title: Arboretum Park, Canton Park System Canton Ohio (OH), Linen unused		Title: Fawcett Stadium Canton Ohio (OH), Linen unused

Title: Aerial View Of McKinley Memorial And Canton's Park System Canton Ohio (OH), Linen unused		Title: First Christian Church Canton Ohio (OH), Linen unused

Title: First Methodist Church Canton Ohio (OH), Linen unused Description: FIRST METHODIST CHURCH IS LOCATED AT THE INTERSECTION OF WEST TUSCARAWAS ST. AND CLEVELAND AVE. CONSTRUCTED IN 1883 IT IS CONTON'S OLDEST AND LARGEST METHODIST CHURCH. WILLIAM MCKINLEY, TWENTY FIFTH PRESIDENT OF UNITED STATES, WAS AN OFFICIAL MEMBER AND SUNDAY SCHOOL SUPERINTDENT OF THIS HISTORIC CHURCH. THE CHURCH KNOWN THROUGHOUT THE AREA FOR ITS MAGNIFICANT CALVIN E. BALL MEMORIAL ORGAN.		Title: Saint John'S Catholic Church Canton Ohio (OH), Linen unused

Title: Mc Kinley Residence Canton Ohio (OH), Divided Back unused		Title: Stark County Historical Center Canton Ohio (OH), Chrome unused Description: Houses many industrial exhibits, the Planetorium, the President McKinley Room, and the Health and Education Center.

Title: High Schools Canton Ohio (OH), Linen unused Description: Timken Vocational School, Lehman High School and Athletic Field, Lincoln High School, McKinley High School.		Title: Greetings From Clanton Canton Ohio (OH), Linen unused

Title: W.H.B.C. Broadcasting Station Canton Ohio (OH), Linen PM 1951 Description: WHBC was founded in 1925, and its studios are housed in this beautiful and modern structure. An affiliate of the Mutual Broadcasting System, WHBC is one of the oldest radio stations in the country.		Title: Woodland Inn, Lincoln Highway Canton Ohio (OH), Linen unused Description: 15 miles west of Canton 18 modern cabins. Hot & Cold water private showers and Electric dining room service

Title: First National Bank Building And Court House Canton Ohio (OH), Linen unused		Title: McKinley's Home And Mercy Hospital Canton Ohio (OH), Divided Back unused

Title: Central Engine House Canton Ohio (OH), Divided Back PM 1908		Title: Stark County Historical Center Canton Ohio (OH), Chrome unused Description: HS.8-Stark County Historical Center In Planetarium Lobby, a 4 foot diameter illuminated world globe shows world wide location of Bell communication systems. Vanguard, Telstar and Echo satellites are displayed in orbital position. An educational feature at the Stark County Historical Center.

Title: Greetings from Canton Canton Ohio (OH), Linen unused		Title: Fountain in Water Works Park Canton Ohio (OH), Divided Back PM 1910

The Public Square, Canton Ohio (OH) , Divided Back, unused		Title: Central High School Canton Ohio (OH), Divided Back unused Description: The Central High School, a handsome structure of pressed brick and stone, was established in 1854. It contains twenty-four rooms and has an attendance of about 700 pupils of both sexes. An auditorium in the building seats 700 persons. The value of the school, lot, apparatus and furniture is $125,000.

Title: City Hall Canton Ohio (OH), Divided Back PM Jul-17		Title: North Cherry St. School Canton Ohio (OH), Divided Back unused

Title: View At Water Works Park Canton Ohio (OH), White Border PM 1927 Aug-08		Title: McKinley Tomb And Memorial Canton Ohio (OH), White Border PM 1927 Aug-08

Title: Home Of President McKinley Canton Ohio (OH), Post Card (Undivided Back) unused		Title: Court House Canton Ohio (OH), Post Card (Undivided Back) unused

Title: Court House Canton Ohio (OH), Post Card (Undivided Back) unused Description: County Court House. The Clark County Court Hose is a handsome structure, supplemented by a County office building of striking architectural design and modern construction, the two buildings representing an expenditure of more than $200,000.		Title: St. John's Catholic Church Canton Ohio (OH), Post Card (Undivided Back) unused Description: One of the most beautiful Altars in the State. Gift of Joseph Dick to St. John's Catholic Church

Title: St. Peter's R. C. Church Canton Ohio (OH), Post Card (Undivided Back) unused		Title: Trinity Lutheran Church Canton Ohio (OH), Post Card (Undivided Back) unused

Title: City Square Canton Ohio (OH), Post Card (Undivided Back) unused Description: The city square was laid out Sept. 5, 1805, by Bezaieel Wells, the founder of Canton. The first building was the Market House, now turned over to the Fire Department, The Public Square is the centre of the city, which extends 10,720 feet to the north, 10,620 feet east, 14,020 feet south, and 13,320 feet west of the Square, the latter being 120 feet wide.		Title: Auditorium Canton Ohio (OH), Post Card (Undivided Back) unused Description: Largest Convention Hall in the State McKinley Banquet Scene

Title: Folwell Block Canton Ohio (OH), Post Card (Undivided Back) unused		Title: Acme Click Y-Mart Family Stores Canton Ohio (OH), Chrome unused Description: Click #59, 2905 Whipple Ave., Canton - Opened June 22. 1982.

Title: Brunnerdale Seminary, R. R. 1 Canton Ohio (OH), Chrome PM 1956 Jun-25 Description: Preparatory Seminary for those who wish to become priests in the Society of the Precious Blood.		Title: U. S. Post Office and Ohio Power Co. Building Canton Ohio (OH), Linen unused

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