King-Lincoln District Historic Photographs
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King-Lincoln District YMCA Night School at American Rolling Mill Company -
Columbus, Ohio, King-Lincoln District YMCA Bible Class at Buckeye Steel Castings Company -
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King-Lincoln District, W.E. Lamneck Company. The company specialized in the sale of cornices, skylights, tile, slate, metal, asphalt, composition roofing, and warm air furnaces. -
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King-Lincoln District Swan Cleaners store and Sun Drugs store. -
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King-Lincoln District furniture company, Walkover Shoe Store, and other businesses. -
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King-Lincoln District Parker's Popular Players Band. -
King-Lincoln District East High School Cheerleaders -
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King-Lincoln District, Lincoln Theatre, jazz music -
King-Lincoln District, Bryco Gas Station, 1933, corner of Long St. and Garfield St., photo courtesy of Ohio Historical Society. -
King-Lincoln District, William "Count" Basie (August 21, 1904 – April 26, 1984) was an American jazz pianist, organist, bandleader, and composer. Widely regarded as one of the most important jazz bandleaders of his time, Basie led his popular Count Basie Orchestra for almost 50 years. This is a photo of Count Basie playing cards. -
King-Lincoln District, Duke Ellington, entertainer who visited the King-Lincoln district for performances. -
King-Lincoln District, Duke Ellington at the piano, older years -
King-Lincoln District, Columbus Metropolitan Library, East Side Branch -
King-Lincoln District, Eddie Saunders Live Radio Broadcast from Lincoln Ballroom, 1960s -
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King-Lincoln District, run down Lincoln Theatre, closed and boarded up -
King-Lincoln District, Lincoln Theatre interior -
King-Lincoln District, Lincoln Theatre interior -
King-Lincoln District, James Jackson. Some research indicates that James Jackson was the owner of the Empress Cinema in King-Lincoln, but this is not confirmed at this time. If you know who this person is, please comment on the photo. -
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King-Lincoln District, Lincoln Theatre Marquee Sign for performance with Byron Stripling and the Columbus Jazz All Stars. -
King-Lincoln District, Mt. Vernon Avenue, circa 1940. -
King-Lincoln District, Nancy Wilson at age 15, jazz musician. For more information, see the Wikipedia site on Nancy: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nancy_Wilson_(jazz_singer) -
King-Lincoln District, Jazz artist Nancy Wilson in high school. -
King-Lincoln District, Scanned image of Ohio State Journal article about Ogden Theater opening. Article dated November 26, 1928. -
King-Lincoln District, Lincoln Theatre Reopening, 2009. -
King-Lincoln District, Sammy Stewart Ogden Band -
Garfield Hall, Odd Fellows Temple, sketch, 1893 -
King-Lincoln District, Gene Walker is a world class jazz saxophonist, composer, band leader, recording studio musician, and educator. Since 1956 Gene has toured with the Beatles, King Curtis, Sam Cook, Jackie Wilson, Jimmy McGriff, the Drifters and the Platters. -
King-Lincoln District, girls in dresses, special event -
King-Lincoln District, Nancy Wilson, jazz singer -
King-Lincoln District, general group of people out for a special occasion. If you have any information about the location of this photo or the people in it, please comment below. -
King-Lincoln District, The Keynotes of Rhythm Band -
King-Lincoln District, Tippie Dyer. Trombonist "Tippie" Dyer led an orchestra in the early 1940s. The group started out as a WPA yourh orchestra that met at The Beatty Community Center and was organized by Peter France. Some of the people that played with this group included Conklin Brown, Reggie Morgan, Webster Lyman, Philllip Townes, Jimmie Carter, Eddie Littlejohn, Bobby Little, Jarvis Woodley,... -
King-Lincoln District, Tippie Dyer Orchestra -
King-Lincoln District, Lincoln Theatre. According to the city of Columbus web site: Over the years the Lincoln Theatre, hosted jazz greats including Madame Rose Brown, Harry Edison, Tiny Bradshaw, Stomp Gordon, Hank Marr, and Rusty Bryant, along with legends such as Count Basie, Duke Ellington, Miles Davis, Etta James, James Brown, and Columbus native Nancy Wilson. One of the most notable pieces of... -
Columbus Neighborhoods, Short North, Documentary Premiere, Arena Grand Theater, 3/4/2010, WOSU's Scott Gowans shows the columbusneighborhoods.org site to Arnett Howard and guest. WOSU's Karen Olstad in the background.
King-Lincoln District in Columbus, Ohio historical photographs
