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This photos displays Loudonville High School (now C.E. Budd School) as it looked in the mid-late 1920s.
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This was the scene in downtown Loudonville in the late 1800s-early 1900s.
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The original Farmer’s Bank in Loudonville looked like this in the 1890s.
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School kids march through the Loudonville Street Fair in 1910.
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Here’s a throwback to the 1968 Perrysville Street Fair,
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This photo features a view from the ferris wheel at the Loudonville Free Street Fair in 1989.
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This is photo of the ivy-covered facade of the Flxible Side Car Company, c. 1920s. This photograph shows the main entrance facing Water Street, on the north side of the rail depot. The building now houses GBM Golf.
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Shovelers pose after clearing the Loudonville depot of snow in approximately 1910.
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The one-room school in McKay is pictured here from the decade of the 1910s.
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This abandoned, log cabin church sat at the edge of an unknown cemetery in Ashland County in the 1890s.
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This student rally championed the Prohibition movement in Amity sometime in the 1910s.
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This photo features a steam engine passing under the old Overhead Bridge in Perrysville.
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These gentlemen are standing in front of the old Cleo Fisher house and property before the museum was constructed here.
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Here’s a throwback to a brand new museum from the mid-1970s.
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Loudonville FFA members are shown here building brooder (chicken) houses in the 1930s. Zion Lutheran Church is in the background.
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A large crowd gathers in Riverside Park, Loudonville, to witness the Flxible Company receive the Army-Navy “E” Award, the nation’s highest wartime manufacturing award, on Aug. 27, 1944.
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The Flxible Company in Loudonville displays the Army-Navy “E” Award in 1944 for its manufacturing contributions during World War II.
GALLERY: Loudonville photos through the years
