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There’s always time for a quick tennis match along North Market Street in Loudonville — Circa-late 1910s.
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This was the scene from the lobby looking at the tellers of the Farmers & Savings Bank in Loudonville in 1964.
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Leo and Mary Jane Buzzard operated a family business in Loudonville.
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A new car was only $760 at Weidner Motors in Loudonville at the time of this 1938 photo (equivalent to $14,000 in 2021).
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Smitty’s Sav Mor Market is now owned by the Loudonville Lions Club.
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The J.F. Jones grain elevator dealt in grain, seeds, wool, and coal. This photo was taken in Perrysville around 1910.
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Downtown Loudonville was covered in snow on Feb. 17, 1910.
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Mohican Manor is shown here in a black and white photo with hand painted accent from the early 1900s.
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The stately, brick home built by Caleb Chappel is shown here in the 1920s. It was located at the end of North Spring Street, across the train tracks, in Loudonville. It was later razed for the construction of the Flxible Company’s plant 2. The Ullman manor is visible to the right, behind the trees.
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This snowy scene occurred in the late 1920s on what is now Ohio 3 south in Loudonville.
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Even the parking meters were covered in Loudonville in February, 1978.
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A Boy Scout troop marches down Main Street in Loudonville in the 1960s.
GALLERY: Part I of photos from days gone by in southern Ashland County
