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	Chardon County Courthouse Courtesy of Geauga County Archives and Record Center	Hambden Hambden Town Hall Sign Courtesy of Geauga County Archives and Record Center	Montville Case Western Reserve Nassau Observatory http://astrwww.astr.cwru.edu/ Š2001 CWRU Astronomy Dept.
Chester Scotland School Courtesy of Geauga County Archives and Record Center	Munson Fowler's Milling Company Courtesy of Geauga County Archives and Record Center	Claridon Claridon Congregational Church, 1831 Courtesy of Geauga County Archives and Record Center	Huntsburg Huntsburg Town Hall, 1908 Courtesy of Geauga County Archives and Record Center
Russell ASM Postcard from Shari Reid	Newbury Union Chapel, 1858 Courtesy of Geauga County Archives and Record Center	Burton Geauga County Fair Sign at Fairgrounds Courtesy of Geauga County Archives and Record Center	Middlefield Amish in Ohio http://www.neohiotravel.com/myweb/Amish.html
Bainbridge Lake Lucerne Footbridge http://www.jcu.edu/cspitzna/gallery/footbridge.htm	Auburn La Due Resevoir from US Highway 422 Courtesy of Geauga County Archives and Record Center	Troy Fox Pope Home Courtesy of Geauga County Archives and Record Center	Parkman Parkman Square Courtesy of Geauga County Archives and Record Center

About Geauga

Western Reserve Map
Burke, Thomas Aquinas. Ohio Lands: A short history. Office of Ohio State Auditor,1991 Page 9.
Courtesy of Geauga County Archives and Record Center

Hunstburg Congregational Church, 1831
Courtesy of Geauga County Archives and Record Center

Maple Tap
Hoehn, Catherine. Sweet Chardon: Transforming a Small Town into a Liquid Gold Mine. Reprint of Northeast Ohio Avenues, April 1992, pg A10.
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1839 Map
Inventory of the County Archives of Ohio, No. 28 Geauga County. Columbus: Ohio Historical Record Survey Project, 1941.
Courtesy of Geauga County Archives and Record Center

1845 Map
Inventory of the County Archives of Ohio, No. 28 Geauga County. Columbus: Ohio Historical Record Survey Project, 1941.
Courtesy of Geauga County Archives and Record Center

C&E Maple Line Traincar
Chardon Library: 150 years of Service to the Community 1848-1998.
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1700-1799: The Beginning: Moses Cleaveland
Stith, Bari Oyler. Lake County: 150 Years of Tradition. California: Windsor Publications, Inc., 1988, pgs.17.
1800-1849: A County is Born: 1806 Map; Inventory of the County Archives of Ohio, No. 28 Geauga County. Columbus: Ohio Historical Record Survey Project, 1941.; Courtesy of Geauga County Archives and Record Center; 1808 Courthouse; Stith, Bari Oyler. Lake County: 150 Years of Tradition. California: Windsor Publications, Inc., 1988, pgs. 29.; 1845 Map; Inventory of the County Archives of Ohio, No. 28 Geauga County. Columbus: Ohio Historical Record Survey Project, 1941.
1850-1899: A Time of Change: Union Chapel; Courtesy of Geauga County Archives and Record Center; Main Street Rebuilding; Hoehn, Catherine. Sweet Chardon: Transforming a Small Town into a Liquid Gold Mine. Reprint of Northeast Ohio Avenues, April 1992, pg A2.; Fire Damage; Chardon Library: 150 years of Service to the Community 1848-1998.; Edward Payson Latham; Courtesy of Geauga Archives and Record Center; Domestic Arts Building; Courtesy of Geauga Archives and Record Center
1900-1949: A New Century: 4H Symbol; http://www.geaugafair.com/; Jr. Fair Logo; http://www.geaugafair.com/jr_fair.htm; Thompson Ledges Sign; http://www.thompsonohio.org
1950-Present: Toward the Future: County Flag; Courtesty of Geauga County Archives and Record Center; County Bell; Courtesy of Geauga County Archives and Record Center

All photos are courtesy of Geauga County Archives and Record Center

Chardon Centennial Eagles: Chardon Municipal Center