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An scenic view of Franklin in Pendleton County.
Onego School-1929.  Back Row:  Hurl Butcher (teacher), Helen Butcher, June Kisamore, Ruth Turner, Mae Huffman, Evelyn Huffman, Mabel Huffman, Kate Raines, Molly Harman (teacher).  Middle Row:  Bob Turner, Forrest Butcher, Worth Butcher.  Front Row:  Stern Butcher, Troxel Raines, Kermit Butcher, Granville Cunningham, Elvin Huffman, John Huffman, Rose Huffman, Catherine Harper, Rosalie Harper, Mabel Harper, Chester Butcher.
Three men standing inside George Hammer's saw mill.  Left to Right, J. C. Hammer, Harley C. Hammer, and Benjamin S. Hammer.
Man seated on porch of Byrd's mill building.  'Built in 1849, burned January 19, 1921.'
People standing on front porch of Hotel Flemming.
Cars line Main Street in Franklin.
'The Pendleton County Court House, built in 1926 at a cost of $70,000 by a special levy.'
Many people gathered on the front porch of and around the Florentine Hotel in Franklin.
Group portrait of participants in the Pendleton Teacher's Institute in 1900 located at Court House destroyed in Franklin Fire.
This old civil war vet was the last of his family as well as the last of his regiment.
Don Byrd on John Jr. Byrd farm, located two and a half miles north of Franklin on U.S. 220.
Group portrait of the Teacher's Institute participants in front of the Old Franklin Elementary/High School.
Possibly Jesse Cook on crutches.
Mr. Laben C. Davis (June 20th, 1843-August 11th, 1937) with his musket at his side.
From left to right: Cam Ruddle, butcher (in front of his store); H. Clay Ruddle; Dr. J. C. Johnson; Phil Ruddle; Clarence Heuener; Bill Kline.
Group portrait of the 'Boys of '17' World War I Soldiers from Pendleton, ? first contingent.
Group portrait of Pendleton County's Second Contingent of soldiers assigned to artillery duty.
Group portait of participants in the Teacher's Institute.
First Byrd Reunion held at Hammer Church. Fifty of the living descendants of James and Mary Ann Hammer were present.