Newark High School - Reveille Yearbook (Newark, OH)

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XI This picture of East Main Street was taken prior to 1898, for the old bridge, which can be seen in the background, was washed out that year. One is also able to note that there are no tracks leading into the interurban station and that the old Episcopal Church-later Lutheran-is still standing. round. the Square f X 1 This picture is of the north side of the Square as viewed from the top of the Court House, prior to 1898. One can see the steeple of the old First Presbyterian Church to the far left. This steeple was not the original one. 9

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An air view of 'llc mounds al Moundbuildors Country Club. Those prehisforiz earrhworks draw many ihousands of puoplo io Newark nth yur.

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Murray House was a hotel built in 1858 on what is popularly known as the Hall Corner, across the street from Kresge's. This is a view of the north side of the Square looking westward. The building on the corner, now the site of the Midland Theatre, was erected in 1815 and is thought by some to be the first in Naw- ark. Pataskala Hall was on the site of the Newark Trust Company. Dances were held upstairs. This picture of the Woolworth corner, known by older citizens of Newark as the Roe Emerson corner, was taken in 1890.