The pictures in this image gallery are from the Harold Strobridge Collection, housed in Archives and Special Collections at the Centennial Library at Cedarville University. Mr. Strobridge was a local resident who documented the activities and people of the village of Cedarville, Ohio, and the surrounding area. This gallery, which contains nearly 1,800 images, can be searched by using the search box in the right-hand sidebar and selecting "in this collection" from the search options.
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Presbyterian Church Building Project
Ground work being done for the building of the addition to the Presbyterian Church
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Pride and Joy
Note on slide: "Pride and Joy W.C.T.U." Float in a parade. Banner says "Give us prohibition to save our boys and girls". The note on the back of a similar photo reads: "temperance float, Cedarville, Ohio Centennial 1916. Lulu Henderson with big hat. Jean Marton and Frances McChaney in middle"
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Pride of the Pennsylvania Railroad
Note on back: "Pride of the Penn. Railroad. Pennsy. Streamline locomotive. 'parade of the Years' Cleveland Fair. Oct. 1936"
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Priscella Bruco
Note on back: "Priscella Bruco. St. Rt. 72 south. Priscella born and raised here. Died 1986- 91 years old"
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Professor J. H. Sayres
Note on back: "Biddle Photo Co. 34 E. Main St. Xenia, Ohio CHS Supt. for Karlle, Dora, George, Frank & Ralph. early 1890's"
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Prohibition Float
Note on back:" temperance float, Cedarville, Ohio Centennial 1916. Lulu Henderson with big hat. Jean Marton and Frances McChaney in middle" Float being pulled by horse with a banner reading "Give us prohibition to save our boys and girls" .
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Race Track
Note on slide: "race track. Jackson Park. Oaks subdivision" Photo of a horse, driver in a cart, and young boy standing by the cart.
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Railroad Bridge
Note on back: "R.R. Bridge. East of town. Cedarville, O. Jan. 1935 and 'Elmo' Jurkat"
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Railroad Crossing on South Main Street, Cedarville, Ohio
Note on slide: "R.R. Crossing. South Main" Photo shows an early 1900s view of the railroad crossing, looking toward the north and the center of town.
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Railroad Employees
Photo shows five men standing in front of the Cedarville Telegraph office. A dog is standing by one of the men.
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Railroad Path over Immigrants' Burial Site
Note on slide: "Railroad path over deep fill west of Ced/(?) Mi. 20 - 40 immigrants buried in fill. 1848"
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Railroad Right of Way, West from Miller Street
Note on slide: "Rail Road Right of way. West from Miller St."
