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ROUND HOUSE READY
It took 4 years to renovate the Round
House, originally built as a scale house in 1887.
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DEDICATION CEREMONY
A large crowd attended the September 1,
2007 opening of Round House Museum in downtown Jackson, OH.
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AT THE PLAZA
This photo shows the Powell Plaza sign, memorial,
Round House. Jackson County courthouse is in the background.
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WELCOME
Deanna Stroth (left) & Lilly Goldstayn welcome
Round House visitors.
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EXTERIOR RENOVATIONS
Stuart Brenneman and Bob Ervin spent
more than 1,000 hours working on the Round House.
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BOB & STU
Most people only saw the backs of Bob
& Stu as they worked for months scraping paint, then
renovating the exterior of the Round House.
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INSIDE MUSEUM
BEFORE - The interior brick walls were
originally covered in horse-hair plaster.
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INSIDE MUSEUM
AFTER - Many displays grace the walls of
the completed museum.
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WINDOW WORK
Stone carver Stanley Greer replaces window sill at
Round House.
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SCOUTS HELP
Boys Scouts help plant shrubbery at Powell Memorial
for Make A Difference Day project.
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POWELL SIGN
Everyone says CHEESE during a ceremony
to unveil the new stone sign carved by Stanley Greer at Powell
Plaza.
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GIBSON HOUSE
Roy Arthur & Randy Heath talk at
Powell Plaza, notice Gibson House hotel in background before being
razed.
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RECORDS DONATED
Society members Harley Little& Bob Ervin help
unload a truck load of old county records, donated by Dave
Wilkins.
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SIGN INSTALLED
Chip Smalley, Bob Ervin & Roy Arthur help
position an OHS historical marker about The Kanawha Trail.
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BOONE ROCK
Society members visit the historic area
that could one day be turned into a Jackson city park.
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BOONE ROCK
Mound City representatives discuss
the importance of the rockshelter site.
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