Electric streetcar service on the Arlington line was provided by the Columbus Railway Power and Light Company and ran to and from downtown Columbus. This relatively convenient and inexpensive method of public transportation was integral to the early more »
A view looking west along Fifth Avenue captures the Pennsylvania Railroad's Marble Cliff Station on the left-hand side of the street. The present-day entry to Upper Arlington's First Community Village is located at the extreme right of the more »
Source: The Book of Ohio, OH 977.1 B724, v.4, page 921. more »
The airport is an international gateway to welcome the many visitors and new residents to the great City of Columbus! This is a view towards 5th Avenue from the airport garage. more »
This picture shows the construction of the first First Community Church in Grandview Heights. This picture was taken in 1910. What is interesting is to see horse drawn carts carrying stones to the site. No doubt the stones were quarried at the more »
