Historic Map - Bellevue, OH - 1888
Description
Bellevue, Ohio, Sandusky & Huron counties 1888. Burleigh Lith. Est.
Reproduction panoramic view of the community known as Bellevue, Ohio published by Burleigh & Norris in 1888. Bellevue was founded in 1815 and known at the time as "Amsden Corners". The post office, known as "York Cross Roads Post Office, was established in 1828. In the 1830's, civil engineer James H. Bell named the towns new railroad station Bellevue and the post office soon followed with the name Bellevue Post Office. Bellevue was a busy hub for the Nickel Plate Road, Pennsylvania and Wheeling & Lake Erie railroad lines.
The map features left bottom illustrations of:
Congregational Church
South Side of Main Street
Union Block
The map includes clearly labeled street names with lively scenes of railroad, carriage and pedestrian traffic. Complete reference list below.
Features numbered & lettered references to the following locations:
1. Congregational Church
2. Methodist Church
3. Catholic Church
4. Baptist Church
4A. Episcopal Church
5. German Reformed Church
6. Evangelical Church
7. Lutheran Church
8. City Hall
9. Opera House Block
10. Palace Opera House
11. High School
12. Graded Schools
13. Catholic Schools
14. Post Office, G. Dangeleisen, Postmaster
15. R. R. Stations
16. Union Block
17. Mayne Block
18. Water Works, Pumping Station and Reservoirs
19. Artesian and Gas Wells
16. Bellevue Gazette
8. Bellevue Local News
20. Bank
21. Riddle House
17. Mayne House
22. Bellevue House
23. Fremont Cultivator Co.
24. N. Y. C. & St. L. R. R. Shops
25. Gross & Weber, Planing Mill & Lumber Yard
26. Joseph Erdrich, Cooperage Works
27. Creamery, Wood, Lauterman & Co.
28. Flouring Mills
29. Lime Quarries
17. J. H. Weber, Groceries, Provisions, Crockery and Glassware
17. Gross & Weber, Real Estate
17. Mayne & Kern, Carriages and Agricultural Implements
30. P. Brady, Hardware, Stoves and Implements
31. Zehner Bros., Pork Packers, Wholesale and Retail Meat Dealers
32. A. Rufling, Dry Goods
20. John Leinbaugh, Staple & Fancy Dry Goods, Wall Papers, etc.
33. Woleslagel & Friedley, Clothiers, Merchant Tailors and Gents' Furnishers
34. T. H. Molland, Harnesses, Whips, Robes, Trunks, etc.
34. J. C. Morrow, Jeweler and Optician
36. John Setzler, Groceries and Provisions
36. R. Hensler, Groceries and Provisions
37. Julius Baur, Groceries and Provisions
38. H. Ebertshauser & Son, Restaurant, Groceries, Guns and Ammunition
8. Vickory Bros., Attorneys
39. W. H. C. Standart, East End Grocery. Groceries, Crockery, Fruits, Wholesale Oils and Gasoline
40. P. A. Biebricher, Groceries, Fruits, Vegetables
41. Joseph Dangeleisen, Saloon and Billiards
42. John S. Wise & Sons, Furniture, Undertaking, Framing, etc.
43. Goodson & Co., Drugs, Stationery & Fancy Goods
17. G. S. Lauterman, Physician and Surgeon
43. C. F. Headings, House and Sign Painting, and General Carriage Repairing
44. Jacob Kuebeler & Co., Brewers, "Sandusky", Max Endle, Agent
44. Jacob Kuebeler & Co., Ice Houses
17. G. S. Lauterman, Physician and Surgeon
45. J. H. Buchanan, Fine Cigar and Tobacco Manufacturer and Dealer
46. J. H. Callopy, Division Supervisor, C., N. Y. & St. L. R. R.
47. D. M. Harkness, Residence
48. J. H. Weber, Residence
49. J. N. Mayne, Residence
37. G. Dangeleisen, Residence
50. John Coughlin, Residence
51. C. H. Smith, Residence
52. Gross & Weber's 3rd Addition
Reproduction panoramic view of the community known as Bellevue, Ohio published by Burleigh & Norris in 1888. Bellevue was founded in 1815 and known at the time as "Amsden Corners". The post office, known as "York Cross Roads Post Office, was established in 1828. In the 1830's, civil engineer James H. Bell named the towns new railroad station Bellevue and the post office soon followed with the name Bellevue Post Office. Bellevue was a busy hub for the Nickel Plate Road, Pennsylvania and Wheeling & Lake Erie railroad lines.
The map features left bottom illustrations of:
Congregational Church
South Side of Main Street
Union Block
The map includes clearly labeled street names with lively scenes of railroad, carriage and pedestrian traffic. Complete reference list below.
Features numbered & lettered references to the following locations:
1. Congregational Church
2. Methodist Church
3. Catholic Church
4. Baptist Church
4A. Episcopal Church
5. German Reformed Church
6. Evangelical Church
7. Lutheran Church
8. City Hall
9. Opera House Block
10. Palace Opera House
11. High School
12. Graded Schools
13. Catholic Schools
14. Post Office, G. Dangeleisen, Postmaster
15. R. R. Stations
16. Union Block
17. Mayne Block
18. Water Works, Pumping Station and Reservoirs
19. Artesian and Gas Wells
16. Bellevue Gazette
8. Bellevue Local News
20. Bank
21. Riddle House
17. Mayne House
22. Bellevue House
23. Fremont Cultivator Co.
24. N. Y. C. & St. L. R. R. Shops
25. Gross & Weber, Planing Mill & Lumber Yard
26. Joseph Erdrich, Cooperage Works
27. Creamery, Wood, Lauterman & Co.
28. Flouring Mills
29. Lime Quarries
17. J. H. Weber, Groceries, Provisions, Crockery and Glassware
17. Gross & Weber, Real Estate
17. Mayne & Kern, Carriages and Agricultural Implements
30. P. Brady, Hardware, Stoves and Implements
31. Zehner Bros., Pork Packers, Wholesale and Retail Meat Dealers
32. A. Rufling, Dry Goods
20. John Leinbaugh, Staple & Fancy Dry Goods, Wall Papers, etc.
33. Woleslagel & Friedley, Clothiers, Merchant Tailors and Gents' Furnishers
34. T. H. Molland, Harnesses, Whips, Robes, Trunks, etc.
34. J. C. Morrow, Jeweler and Optician
36. John Setzler, Groceries and Provisions
36. R. Hensler, Groceries and Provisions
37. Julius Baur, Groceries and Provisions
38. H. Ebertshauser & Son, Restaurant, Groceries, Guns and Ammunition
8. Vickory Bros., Attorneys
39. W. H. C. Standart, East End Grocery. Groceries, Crockery, Fruits, Wholesale Oils and Gasoline
40. P. A. Biebricher, Groceries, Fruits, Vegetables
41. Joseph Dangeleisen, Saloon and Billiards
42. John S. Wise & Sons, Furniture, Undertaking, Framing, etc.
43. Goodson & Co., Drugs, Stationery & Fancy Goods
17. G. S. Lauterman, Physician and Surgeon
43. C. F. Headings, House and Sign Painting, and General Carriage Repairing
44. Jacob Kuebeler & Co., Brewers, "Sandusky", Max Endle, Agent
44. Jacob Kuebeler & Co., Ice Houses
17. G. S. Lauterman, Physician and Surgeon
45. J. H. Buchanan, Fine Cigar and Tobacco Manufacturer and Dealer
46. J. H. Callopy, Division Supervisor, C., N. Y. & St. L. R. R.
47. D. M. Harkness, Residence
48. J. H. Weber, Residence
49. J. N. Mayne, Residence
37. G. Dangeleisen, Residence
50. John Coughlin, Residence
51. C. H. Smith, Residence
52. Gross & Weber's 3rd Addition
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