Charles E. Frohman Research Materials

 FR-9

Introduction
Biographical Sketch
Scope and Content
Inventory 

Introduction
Charles E. Frohman, Sandusky, Ohio, donated this research material to the Rutherford B. Hayes Presidential Center. It represents only a portion of the much larger collection donated by Mr. Frohman. 

Biographical Sketch
Born in 1901 in Sandusky, Ohio, Charles E. Frohman was the son of Daniel and Helen (Wagner) Frohman.  He graduated from the Wharton School of Business at the University of Pennsylvania.  In 1926, he graduated from the Yale Law School with a juris doctorate degree.  He joined the law firm of King, Ramsey, Flynn & Pyle, which became King, Flynn & Frohman, and ultimately Flynn, Frohman, Buckingham, Py & Kruse.  He married Elisabeth Dunsmore and he was the father of two sons, Daniel and David.

In 1932, he became general counsel of Hinde & Dauch Paper Company.  He later became director of the company, vice president in 1941, and president in 1949.  Mr. Frohman served as director of  the company’s Canadian subsidiary in 1940 and its vice chairman in 1951.   He also was elected director of that company’s subsidiaries, Corrugated Paper Box Company and Hilton Brothers Incorporated.  With the 1953 merger of Hinde & Dauch and West Virginia Pulp and Paper Company, Mr. Frohman assumed directorship of the company as well.

Mr. Frohman served on the boards of the Third National Bank, American Crayon Company, Cedar Point, O-P Craft Company, Lake Erie Broadcasting Company, and Sky Tours, Inc. He served terms as trustee of Good Samaritan Hospital, Sandusky, Ohio; the Hayes Presidential Center, Fremont, Ohio; and the Ohio Historical Society, Columbus, Ohio. He also served a term as vice president and then as president of that organization. Mr. Frohman also served as head of the Ohio Chamber of Commerce. He held memberships in numerous other civic and business organizations.   

Deeply interested in the history of Northwest Ohio, Lake Erie, and the ErieIslands, Mr. Frohman developed a significant collection of manuscripts, books, and more than 20,000 photographs. From commercial shipping and ice harvesting, to environmental research, early aviation and island leisure activities, Mr. Frohman documented the social, cultural, and economic history of northern Ohio during the nineteenth and early twentieth centuries.

Mr. Frohman was the author of ten books on the area’s history: History of Sandusky and Erie County, Rebels on Lake Erie, Sandusky’s Yesterdays, Cedar Point Yesterdays, Sandusky’s Editor, Sandusky Potpourri, Sandusky Area Miscellany, Sandusky’s Third Dimension, Put-in-Bay, and Milan and the Milan Canal. He also contributed numerous articles to historical journals, including the Hayes Historical Journal. Mr. Frohman died at Sandusky, Ohio, in 1976. 

Scope and Content
The collection is primarily composed of the local history research materials created and/or acquired by Mr. Frohman in his efforts to preserve, speak, and write about the history of Sandusky, Ohio, the Erie Islands, Lake Erie, and its southern shoreline communities.

The collection, spanning the years from 1848 to 1975, can be divided into three major components: (1) materials associated with the publication of Mr. Frohman’s ten local history books; (2) the local history research materials created and collected by Mr. Frohman as he attempted to document the area’s history: early settlement, towns and townships, buildings, residents, businesses, homes, political issues, events, organizations, transportation, education, and the area’s social and cultural life during the nineteenth and early twentieth centuries; (3) Hinde and Dauch photographic prints and negatives.

Boxes 1, 2, 14 through 27, 30, and 31 include research files; copies of speeches given by Mr. Frohman on a variety of local history topics; correspondence with researchers and Sandusky, Ohio, residents; subject indexes of area newspapers; records of area businesses and institutions; and original documents and photographs. Boxes 3 through 13 contain research notes, galleys, typescripts, proofs, and drafts of the ten local history books Mr. Frohman wrote from 1965 to 1976. Boxes 28 and 29 hold photographic prints and negatives of activities at Hinde & Dauch during the 1950s.  Seven albums contain more than 3,500 mm slides that Mr. Frohman used in his lectures to school, civic, and business groups. Many of the slides are from negatives and prints created by early area photographers who had photographed the Erie Islands, the area’s towns, buildings, railroads, street scenes, businesses, aviation manufacturing, shipping, and ice harvesting. Also included are reproductions of maps and citizens’ portraits. Mr. Frohman donated the originals, reprints, flexible negatives and, in many cases, the glass negatives from which the slides were created. A card index for the originals is available in the Library Reading Room.  The index was converted to electronic format. It appears online at the Rutherford B. Hayes Presidential Center web site at www.rbhayes.org.

While some of the materials are original, most of the files contain handwritten notes, microfilm prints and photocopies of newspaper articles, photocopies and transcriptions of business and local government records, photographic reprints, flexible negatives, and 35 mm slides. Original brochures, pamphlets, correspondence, books, and photographs are also a part of this collection. The subject headings and the arrangement of the files were the work of the creator.

The newspaper indexes found in this collection also exist in an index card format.  The card index and microfilm of the indexed newspapers are housed in the Library Reading Room. Oversized items have been removed from the collection and placed in the Oversized Area.  Cross-references to oversized items appear in the original files.  

Inventory
33 linear feet 

Box 1 – Speeches, Interviews, Correspondence, and Research Notes 

1. Clyde Albright Interview, n.d.
2. Historical Walk Down Railroad Street, n.d.
3. Historical Walk, Downtown Sandusky, Ohio, n.d.
4. Historical Walk, East End, Sandusky, Ohio, n.d.
5. Historical Walk, West Water Street, n.d.
6. Household Inventory, n.d.
7. School Talk (outline), n.d.
8. Correspondence CEF to Mel Harmon (Sandusky Newspapers, Inc – 5/28/510)
9. Correspondence with OHS – 5/22/48 thru 4/3/59 and n.d.
10. Correspondence from Midland Rare Book Co. – 12/7/65 and unknown publications list n.d.
11. Correspondence with RBH Library – 4/14/66
12. Miscellaneous correspondence (thank yous to CEF) – 6/12/68 and n.d.
13. Correspondence from Camp Fire Council – 1/25,26/70
14. Correspondence from Alice Arnold to CEF – 3/17/70
15. Correspondence from Mr. Julius Nuhali – 5/6/70
16. Miscellaneous correspondence to CEF – 10/19/71
17. Lyme Church – 6/23/73 – Rev. Will Cook
18. Grill Meats story – 10/9/73 – Gordon Erickson
19. Beginnings of Sandusky – 3/28/74 – (CEF)
20. Firelands Stories – FHS – 4/18/74 – Henry Timman
21. Correspondence from Helen M. Hansen to CEF – 1/23/75
22. Correspondence from AM. Business Women’s Association
23. Preservation and Restoration – 10/15/75 – Robert Gaede
24. Correspondence from Smith, Hinchman and Grylls (Architects) – 7/20/76
25. Correspondence to “Mr. Holkman“ – 7/30/76

Box 2 – Newspapers Indexes

1. “Sandusky Weekly Journal” – 7/20/1911 – 12/19/1911 index
2. “Sandusky Star Journal” – l /7/1898 – 1/3/1928 index
3. “Sandusky Star Journal” – 6/23/1928 – 5/28/1941 index
4. “Daily Sandusky” – 6/1/1849 – 6/9/1865 index
5. “Sandusky Daily Commercial Register” – 5/27/1852 – 6/10/1862 – 12/8/1875 index
6. “Sandusky Weekly Register” 1/9/1878 – 7/ 20/1895 index
7. “Sandusky Weekly Register” 6/18/1884 – 12//31/1913 index
8. “Sandusky Weekly Register” 1/6/1866 – 6/11/1884 index
9. “Sandusky Sunday Register” 6/6/1884 – 4/24/1897 index
10. “Erie County Reporter” Huron, Ohio, 1/8/1880 – 1928 index
11. “Milan Tribune” 9/22/1843 – 4/1/1851 index
12. “Commercial Advertiser; Huron, Ohio, 1/24/1837 – 3/1842 index
13.  “Stubig’s Weekly; 2/6/1915 – 1918 index
14. “Huron County Reporter” 1931 – 1968 index
15. “Norwalk Reflector” 4/7/1827 – 12/31/1868 index
16. Buffalo, New York, Newspapers index

Box 3 – Manuscripts – Put-In-Bay

1. Correspondence regarding Put-In-Bay
2. Frank E. Hamilton correspondence
3. Gorden Wendt’s Steamboat Chapter
4. Illustrations, Captions, and Credits – Put-In-Bay
5. Air Service
6. John Brown Jr.
7. Church
8. Early Days
9. Fish Hatchery
10. Fishing           
11. Geological Caves
12. Gilbraltar Island
13. Grape Culture Flora
14. Hotels
15. Ice Boating
16. Ice Fishing
17. Ice Harvest
18. Langlois
19. Miscellaneous
20. Perry Monument/Victory
21. Resort Days
22. De Rivera
23. Regatta
24. Put-In-Bay Town Hall
25. Winter
26. First Draft Put-In-Bay

Box 4 –  Manuscripts – A History of Sandusky and Erie County 1965; Put-In-Bay 1965

1. Corrected Copy – A History of Sandusky and Erie County
2. Correspondence – A History of Sandusky and Erie County
3. Handwritten Manuscript – A History of Sandusky and Erie County
4. Typescript – A History of Sandusky and Erie County
5. Typescript – Put-In-Bay
6. Corrected Typescript – Put-In-Bay
7. Steamships Note Cards
8. Tape Recorded Interview 4/21/1971
9. Books: A History of Sandusky and Erie County; Put-In-Bay

Box 5 – Manuscripts – Rebels on Lake Erie 1965

1. Typescript – Rebels on Lake Erie
2. Foreward and Notes – Rebels on Lake Erie
3. Edited Typescript – Rebels on Lake Erie
4. Edited Typescript – Rebels on Lake Erie
5. Galley Proofs – Rebels on Lake Erie

Box 6 – Manuscripts – Sandusky’s Yesterdays 1968

1. Correspondence Regarding Sandusky’s Yesterdays
2. Typescripts – Sandusky’s Yesterdays
3. Footnotes – Sandusky’s Yesterdays
4. First Proof – Sandusky’s Yesterdays
5. Galley Proofs – Sandusky’s Yesterdays

Box 7 – Manuscripts – Sandusky’s Yesterdays 1968

1. Drafts and Research Material – Sandusky’s Yesterdays
2. Drafts and Research Materials – Sandusky’s Yesterdays
3. Edited Typescript – Sandusky’s Yesterdays

Box 8 – Manuscripts – Rebels on Lake Erie 1965

1. Correspondence – Rebels on Lake Erie
2. "Fanmail” and notes – Rebels on Lake Erie
3. Research Notes – Rebels on Lake Erie
4. Miscellaneous research material – Rebels on Lake Erie
5. Inspection of Prison 1863–1865 – Rebels on Lake Erie
6. John Y Beall – Rebels on Lake Erie 
7. Piracy – Rebels on Lake Erie 
8. First draft – Rebels on Lake Erie
9. Rewrites – Rebels on Lake Erie

Box 9 – Manuscripts – Sandusky’s  3rd Dimension 1971

1. Correspondence – Sandusky’s 3rd Dimension
2. Draft and Research Material – Sandusky’s 3rd Dimension
3. Typescript – Sandusky’s 3rd Dimension
4. Corrected Typescript – Sandusky’s 3rd Dimension
5. Books: Sandusky’s 3rd Dimension

Box 10 – Manuscripts – Sandusky’s Editor 1972

1. Correspondence – Sandusky’s Editor
2. Research Material – Sandusky’s Editor
3. First draft – Sandusky’s Editor
4. Second Draft  – Sandusky’s Editor
5. Typescript – Sandusky's Editor
6. Edited Typescript – Sandusky’s Editor
7. Galley Proofs – Sandusky’s Editor 

Box 11 – Manuscripts – Sandusky Area Miscellany 1973; Sandusky Potpourri 1974

1. Correspondence – Sandusky Area Miscellany
2. Typescript Sandusky Area Miscellany – Chapters 1–50
3. Typescript Sandusky Area Miscellany – Chapters 51–100
4. Correspondence – Sandusky Potpourri
5. Typescript Sandusky Potpourri – Chapters 1–30
6. Typescript Sandusky Potpourri – Chapters 31–65
7. Typescript Sandusky Potpourri – Chapters 66–100
8. Books: Sandusky Area Miscellany; Sandusky Potpourri 

Box 12 – Newspaper Indexes “Sandusky Register” 9/1868 to 12/1972

1. “Sandusky Register” Index 9/1/1868 to 5/29/1886 Index
2. “Sandusky Register” 1/1/1886 to 8/30/1909 Index
3. “Sandusky Clarion/Commercial” 4/24/1822 to 12/31/1853 Index
4. “Sandusky Register” 1/2/1854 to 8/22/1871 Index
5. “Sandusky Register” 8/22/1871 to 12/1885 Index
6. “Sandusky Register” 12/8/1885 to 8/31/1906 Index
7. “Sandusky Register” 9/1/1906 to 12/30/1923 Index
8. “Sandusky Register” 1/1/1924 to 12/31/1949 Index
9. “Sandusky Register” 1/2/1950 to12/30/1972 Index 

Box 13 – Manuscripts – Milan and the Milan Canal

1. First Draft – Milan and the Milan Canal
2. Illustrations – Milan and the Milan Canal
3. Correspondence – Milan and the Milan Canal
4. Galleys – Milan and the Milan Canal
5. Typescript – Milan and the Milan Canal
6. Proofs – Milan and the Milan Canal
7. Index – Milan and the Milan Canal
8. Books: Milan and the Milan Canal 

Box 14 – Research Files 

A – Miscellaneous

1. Abstracts of Title – Cedar Point; Put-in Bay; West House
2. Alaska Co–Op Mining Company
3. Alexander, T. B.
4. Almanac of 1903 – “Sandusky Demokrat” ( German)
5. Amateur Newspapers – “The Bay City Amateur” By Stevenson & Barker
6. Amateur Newspapers – “The Clover Leaf” By Sandusky High School
7. Amateur Newspapers – “The Echo” By Barker & Sons
8. Amateur Newspapers – “The Fly” By Stevenson & Barker; “The Weakley Fly”
9. Amateur Newspapers – “The Optimistic Pessimist” By Charles E. Frohman
10. Amateur Newspapers – “The Sandusky Gazette” By “Sandusky Daily Register”
11. American Crayon Company
12. American Institute Of Management Director
13. Arrow (Str.)
14. Ausmus, Reinhardt N. – Autobiography
15. Ausmus, Reinhardt N. – Collection
16. Ausmus, Reinhardt N. – Early Bird
17. Automobiles
18. Automobiles – Elmore & Elmore Car
19. Avery-Huron County Courthouse – Treasurers Orders
20. Aviation, Early
21. Aviation, Early – Glenn Curtiss Flight 1910
22. Aviation, Early – Roberts Motor Company
23. Aviation, Early – Weldon B. Cooke
24. Aviation, Early – Wright Bros. Catalogue
25. Miscellaneous
26. B&O – Sandusky Docks, Etc.
27. Bank Notes
28. Bank Of Sandusky Bay Bloomville
29. Bank Of Sandusky, Ohio
30. Banks – Sandusky Third National Bank
31. Barker, George – Miscellaneous Papers
32. Barker, Jacob – Papers
33. Battery Park West
34. Baus, Louis
35. Bay Bridge
36. Beatty, John
37. Bee Keeping
38. Beecher, Lucas
39. Begg, James
40. Bellevue, Ohio
41. Berlin Heights, Ohio; 1 of 2 Folders
42. Berlin Heights, Ohio; 2 of 2 Folders
43. Berlin Heights, Ohio – Account Book Of J.S. Lowery (copy pages only)
44. Berlin Township
45. Bicycle License, Erie County, 1898
46. Birmingham, Ohio
47. Bloomingville, Ohio
48. Blue Hole, Castalia, Ohio
49. Boeckling, George A.
50. Boeckling, G. A. (Str.)
51. Bonn, J. Grocery Co

Box 15 – Research Files

1. Bonn, John Jr.
2. Bowling Green State University
3. Brown, John Jr.
4. Buckeye Business College, Sandusky, Ohio
5. C – Miscellaneous
6. Canada Rebellion, 1837 – 1838
7. Canal & Internal Improvements
8. Carr, Clarke E. – My Day & Generation, Ch. 19 Crisis of 1876 (1908)
9. Carriages
10. Castalia, Ohio
11. Castalia Notes
12. Castalia, Ohio – Trout Stream Act Of Incorporation Castalia Mfg. Co.
13. Cedar Point – Abstract Of Title (See: Abstracts of Title – Cedar Point; Put-In-Bay,
    West House)
14. Cedar Point – Advertising 1882–1910
15. Cedar Point – Advertising n.d.–1922
16. Cedar Point – Advertising 1916–1922
17. Cedar Point – Advertising 1960–1966
18. Cedar Point – Advertising 1967–1974
19. Cedar Point – Advertising 1975
20. Cedar Point – Annual Reports
21. Cedar Point – Centennial 1870–1970
22. Cedar Point – Clippings
23. Cedar Point – Employment
24. Cedar point – Erie County Newspaper References, 1867–1918
25. Cedar Point – Miscellaneous
26. Cedar Point – Miscellaneous Notes
27. Cedar Point – Ohio Magazine, July 1906 (V. 1, No. 1)
28. Cedar Point – Press Kit, 1965
29. Cedar Point – Property Owners
30. Cedar Point – Sandusky City& Cedar Point Company – Articles of Association,
    April 27, 1837
31. Cedar Point – Sandusky Water Intake
32. Cedar Point – Test Borings – Soil Reports 

Box 16 – Research Files         

1. Cemetery History – Oakland Cemetery; See also: Cholera Cemetery
2. Chamber Of Commerce, Sandusky, Ohio
3. Cherry, Ross (Mrs.)
4. Churches, Early In Sandusky
5. City Hall, Sandusky, Ohio
6. Cholera
7. Cholera Cemetery; See also: Cemetery History – Oakland Cemetery
8. Cholera Epidemic – Sandusky, Ohio 1849
9. Civil War Exemption From Draft For Money Collection Book, Hull & Stem, Clyde, Ohio
10. Clyde, Ohio
11. Columbus–Sandusky Turnpike – Original Copy, Act To Incorporate
12. Congregational Church, Sandusky, Ohio (12a. Connolly, John F.)
13. Cooke, Eleutheros
14. Cooke, Jay
15. Cooke, Jay – Family Of Gilbraltar Island
16. Cosmopolitan Art Gallery
17. Crippen Family Tree
18. Croghan, George – Journals
19. Crystal Rock (Martin’s Point)
20. D&C Navigation Company
21. D – Miscellaneous
22. Dauch Family
23. Dauch Manufacturing Company
24. Dayton Flood Company
25. De Lery Maps
26. Detroit, Michigan
27. Diamond Wine Company
28. Dismal Swamp
29. Dorn Businesses
30. E – Miscellaneous
31. Eastman, P.O. (Young Captive Prince, Republic, 1870)
32. Echo, The By Barker & Brothers (Amateur Newspapers) See: Amateur
    Newspapers – “The Echo” By Barker & Bros.
33. Edison, Thomas A.
34. Elks Club (34a. Elliott, Henry J.)
35. Elmore Manufacturing Company, Clyde, Ohio
36. Elmore, Ohio
37. Emanuel Evangelical Church History, 1844–1906
38. Erie County, Ohio
39. Erie County, Ohio – An Inventory Of Ohio Soils
40. Erie County, Ohio – Real Estate Assessment, 1916
41. Erie County, Ohio Fair
42. Erie County, Ohio Fair (Cancelled Checks)
43. Erie County, Ohio Historical Committee
44. Erie County, Ohio, Metropolitan Park District
45. Erosion
46. Everett, Glenn 

Box 17 – Research Files

1. F – Miscellaneous
2. Feick Family Papers
3. Fire, The Great Sandusky Ohio
4. Firelands
5. Firelands Pioneers (Copies From)
6. Flat Rock, Ohio
7. Follett Family
8. Follett, Oran
9. Follett House, Sandusky Ohio
10. Fort Sandusky, 1of 2 folders
11. Fort Sandusky, 2 of 2 folders
12. Fortnightly Club, Sandusky, Ohio
13. Fourth of July, Centennial 1776–1876, Sandusky, Ohio – Song Sheet
14. Fremont, Ohio, 1 of 3 folders
15. Fremont, Ohio, 2 of 3 Folders
16. Fremont, Ohio, 3 of 3 Folders
17. Frohman, Charles E., 1 of 2 folders
18. Frohman, Charles E., 2 of 2 folders
19. Frohman, Charles E. – Biographical Information (Remarks of R. R. Kruse)
20. Frohman, Charles E. – Correspondence – A–E
21. Frohman, Charles E. – Correspondence – F–K
22. Frohman, Charles E. – Correspondence – L–N
23. Frohman, Charles E. – Correspondence – O–R
24. Frohman, Charles E. – Correspondence – S
25. Frohman, Charles E. – Correspondence – T–Z
26. Frohman, Charles E. – Speeches & Compilations 

Box 18 – Research Files

1. Frohman, Daniel – Miscellaneous
2. Frohman Chemical Company
3. Frohman Theatre Collection
4. “Fugitives Escape” A Poem By Francis J. Miles
5. G – Miscellaneous
6. Gangware, Edgar B.
7. Garrick, David
8. Garrison, John – Autobiography
9. Gas Broadside
10. Genessee Chief, Propeller Boat – Establishes Marine Law For Great Lakes
11. Gibsonburg, Ohio
12. Giddings, J. R. – Remembrances 1812 War On The Peninsula
13. Glacial Grooves, Kelley’s Island; See: Kelly’s Island Glacial Grooves
14. Good Samaritan Hospital, Sandusky, Ohio, 1 of 2 folders
15. Good Samaritan Hospital, Sandusky, Ohio, 2 of 2 folders
16. Good Samaritan Hospital, Sandusky, Ohio – Outline of History
17. Grace Church, Sandusky, Ohio
18. Grace Church, Sandusky, Ohio – 50th Anniversary History
19. Grange National & State Patrons Of Husbandry
20. Great Lakes Exposition, Cleveland, Ohio, 1936
21. Great Lakes Historical Society
22. Great Lakes, Romance Of The By J.H. Donahey
23. Green Springs, Ohio
24. Grill Meats, Inc., Sandusky, Ohio
25. Grimes, William H.
26. H - Miscellaneous
27. Hamilton, (?)
28. Hamilton, Frank E.
29. Harlequins, The
30. Harper, Rice
31. Hayes Presidential Center, Fremont, Ohio
32. Hessville, Ohio
33. High School, Sandusky
34. High School, Sandusky – Centennial Reunion
35. High School, Sandusky – Supplemental Education Center
36. Himmelein, John A. 

Box 19 – Research Files

1. Hinde & Dauch Company, Sandusky, Ohio – Clippings
2. Hinde & Dauch Company, Sandusky, Ohio – Company Booklets
3. Hinde & Dauch Company, Sandusky, Ohio – Company History Booklets
4. Hinde & Dauch Company, Sandusky, Ohio – Industry Regulations, Etc.
5. Hinde & Dauch Company, Sandusky, Ohio – Miscellaneous Inner Office, Financial
   Statements
6. Hinde & Dauch Company, Sandusky, Ohio – Miscellaneous Material
7. Hinde & Dauch Company, Sandusky, Ohio – Oldest Booklets, Etc.
8. Hinde & Dauch Company, Sandusky, Ohio – Photographs
9. Hinde & Dauch Company, Sandusky, Ohio – Stock & Finance
10. Hommel Wine Company
11. Hommel Wine Company, Sandusky, Ohio – Booklets, Price Lists, Labels
12. Hoover, Earl
13. Hubbard. R. B. & Company (Lumber)
14. Huron, Ohio
15. Huron River, Ohio
16. I – Miscellaneous
17. Ice Harvesting, Sandusky, Ohio
18. Indians – American
19. Indians – Traders
20. Insurance Rate Book, 1868
21. Interlake Yachting Association
22. Invitations
23. Italian American Beneficial Club, The 

Box 20 – Research Files

1. Jennings Estate
2. Johnson's Island Autograph Album   
   2a. Johnson's Island Autograph Album 
   2b. Johnson's Island Autograph Album / Johnson's Island Prisoner Letter
         (William A. Erwin)
3. Johnson’s Island – Cemetery
4. Johnson’s Island – Confederate Plans
5. Johnson’s Island – “The Early History Of Cedar Point & Johnson’s Island, Ohio”
   By H. M. Tamm
6. Johnson’s Island – Diary Of Captain Robert W. Bingham (copy)
7. Johnson’s Island
8. Johnson’s Island – Lake Erie Piracy
9. Johnson’s Island – Lake Erie Piracy Speech, Supporting Papers
10. Johnson’s Island – Military Prison
11. J - Miscellaneous
12. Johnson’s Island – Miscellaneous, 1 of 3 folders
13. Johnson’s Island – Miscellaneous, 2 of 3 folders                       
14. Johnson’s Island – Miscellaneous, 3 of 3 folders
15. Johnson’s Island – “Prisoners Farewell,” Poem By Hicks
16. Johnson’s Island – Prisoners’ Playbills
17. Johnson’s Island – Release Of Sandusky Conspirators, Etc.
18. Johnson’s Island – Resort
19. Johnson’s Island – Sutler’s Orders & Checks
20. Johnston, Charles
21. Junction Railroad
22. Judson, James C.
23. Kelley’s Island
24. Kelley’s Island – Glacial Grooves
25. Kelley’s Island – Kelley Family & Various Papers
26. Kelley’s Island – O. N. G. Excursion To Camp Foster
27. Kilbourne, Hector, Sandusky, Ohio
28. Kilbourne, James Vs.Wildman, Frederick S. Et Al
29. King, Edmund B.
30. Kuebler, Jacob & August
31. Kuebler Brewing & Malting Company
32. K – Miscellaneous
33. Kuebler-Stang Brewing & Malting Company – Stock Certificates; Receipts
34. Kuebler-Stang Brewing & Malting Company – Stock Certificates #3–29
35. Kuebler-Stang Brewing & Malting Company – Stock Certificates #31–48
36. Kuebler-Stang Brewing & Malting Company – Stock Certificates #51–69
37. Kuebler-Stang Brewing & Malting Company – Stock Certificates #71–89
38. Kuebler-Stang Brewing & Malting Company – Stock Certificates #90–119
39. Kuebler-Stang Brewing & Malting Company – Stock Certificates #120–139
40. Kuebler Stang Brewing & Malting Company – Stock Certificates #140–161
41. Kugel Bros. Catalog, 1901 

Box 21 – Research Files

1. Lake Erie Islands
2. Lakeside
3. Lake Charts
4. Lake Levels 1
5. Lake Levels 2
6. Lake Shore Electric Railway Co. (1 of 2 folders)
7. Lake Shore Electric Railway Co. (2 of 2 folders)
8. Lane, Ebenezer – Correspondence Columbus & Lake Erie Railroad
9. Laning, Paul F.
10. Lasalle & Koch, Sandusky Store
11. Law Library Association, Erie Co. 1890 – Charter, Constitution, By–Laws
12. Library – Museum, Sandusky
13. Lincoln, Abraham
14. Lockwood Vs. Wildman & Mills (Settling Title To Sandusky)
15. Lockwood Vs. Wildman Supreme Court Of Ohio, 1844
16. Lonz Winery – Middle Bass Island
17. Lorain, Ohio
18. Love, Donald – Reminiscences
19. Lyman
20. Lyme Church
21. L – Miscellaneous
22. Mad River & Lake Erie Railroad Company
23. Mad River Railroad
24. Maps
25. Marblehead Lighthouse
26. Marblehead Peninsula
27. Mad River Railroad & Subsequent
28. Margaretta Township (1 of 2 folders)
29. Margaretta Township (2 of 2 folders)
30. Marine Engineers Association, Sandusky
31. Masonic – Eleanor Chapter O.E.S.
32. Maumee, Ohio
33. Mayer, Jackie (Miss America, 1963)
34. Medical Specialist, c1858
35. Medina, Ohio
36. Memorial Hospital, Sandusky, Ohio 

Box 22 – Research Files

1. Men’s Literary Club, Sandusky, Ohio
2. Merrick, Dr. Byron
3. Middle Bass Island
4. Midland Rare Book Company, Mansfield (1 of 2 folders)
5. Midland Rare Book Company, Mansfield (2 of 2 folders)
6. Milan Canal
7. Milan Canal Company
8. Milan, Ohio (1 of 2 folders)
9. Milan, Ohio (2 of 2 folders)  (9a. Miller, C.C.)
10. Milan, Ohio – Butman–Rutherford “Wedding”
11. Milan, Ohio – Homecoming Programs
12. Milan, Ohio – Huron Institute, Catalogue 1837/8
13. Mills, Fannie
14. Miscellaneous Songs
15. Monroeville & Sandusky Railroad
16. Moravians
17. Moravian Church Archives Vol. 8, Envelope 25 Pages 1637–1648 O.H.S.
    Collection #230
18. Moravian Church Archives Vol. 8, Envelope 25 Pages 1670–1671 O.H.S.
    Collection #230
19. Moravian Church Archives Vol. 8, Envelope 25 Pages 1742–1743 O.H.S.
    Collection #230
20. Moravian Church Archives Vol. 8, Envelope 25 Pages1752–1777
21. Moravian Church Archives Vol. 9, Envelope 26 Pages 1796–1857 O.H.S.
    Collection #230
22. Morgan Adhesives, Stow, Ohio
23. Moseley, E.L. (1 of 2 folders)
24. Moseley, E.L. (2 of 2 folders)
25. Moseley, E.L. – Sandusky Bay & Cedar Point Formation
26. Moseley, E.L. – Sandusky Flora
27. Moseley, E.L. – Writing
28. Moss National Bank
29. M – Miscellaneous
30. McCutchenville, Ohio Inn
31. McMeens
32. McMeens, Mrs. R.R.
33. Navy Depot for Sandusky, Ohio
34. Newspaper Lists
35. Newspaper – “Ohio State Journal.”
36. Newspaper – “Railroad Record” – Oct. 18, 1860
37. Newspaper – “Sandusky Press” – Sept. 29, 1892 #87
38. Newspaper – “Commercial Register” - Extra Oct. 25
39. Newspaper – “Ohio Register” – Dec. 9, 1818
40. Nes Silicon Steel Co., Sandusky, Ohio.
41. New Years Pretzels
42. Niebergall, Ernst
43. Niebergall, Ernst – Will, Personal Papers
44. Norman Hall, Sandusky, Ohio
45. North Bass Island (45a. Norton, Willard)
46. Northwest Territory
47. Norwalk, Ohio
48. N – Miscellaneous
49. Ohioana Library Association
50. Ohio Public Service Company
51. Ohio State Fair, Sandusky, Ohio, 1858 Cattle & Horse Catalog 

Box 23 – Research Files

1. Oleida, Ohio Lake Erie Island District Association
2. O – P Craft Company, Inc.
3. Opera House, Sandusky, Ohio
4. Opie
5. O – Miscellaneous
6. Parker
7. Peeke, H.L.: Stories of Sandusky
8. Pelee Island
9. Pelee Island “Point AV Pelee Island” By Thaddeus Smith
10. Perkins Township
11. Perry Monument, Cleveland Dedication Proceedings, 1860
12. Perry’s Monument – Miscellaneous
13. Perry’s Monument – Pamphlets
14. Perry’s Victory Association
15. Perry’s Victory Centennial Program
16. Perry’s Victory Centennial Souvenir
17. Perry’s Victory – Eye Witness Account
18. Perry’s Victory & International Peace Memorial, Development Concept
19. Perry’s Victory Memorial
20. Perry’s Victory Monument, Sidney Frohman – William Schnoor Property, Abstract
21. Perry’s Victory – War of 1812 Medals For U.S. Navy Officers
22. Pioneer Recollections – Robert Baird
23. Pioneer Recollections – James Bowland
24. Pioneer Recollections – Caroline Sadler Donahue
25. Pioneer Recollections – R.H. Harding 1837/8 Sandusky & Area
26. Pioneer Recollections – Mrs. Sarah Lockwood
27. Pioneer Recollections – Ludlow: “Dramatic Life As I Found It”
28. Pioneer Recollections – James B. Walker
29. Plumbrook Ordinance Works
30. Plymouth, Ohio
31. Police, Sandusky, Ohio
32. Port Clinton, Ohio
33. Portage Railroad (Penna.)
34. Portland Township & Portland Flat
35. Presbyterian Church Sandusky, Ohio
36. Prout, Dr. Frank
37. Providence Hospital, Sandusky Ohio
38. P – Miscellaneous    

Box 24 – Research Files

1. Put-in-Bay – Abstract of Title
2. Put-in- Bay – Caves
3. Put-in-Bay – Clippings
4. Put-in-Bay – Hotels
5. Put-in-Bay – Hotel Victory
6. Put-in-Bay – Island Air Lines
7. Put-in-Bay – Islands & Sandusky, Ohio
8. Put-in-Bay – Property, Correspondence
9. Put-in-Bay – Miscellaneous
10. Put-in-Bay – Miscellaneous
11. Put-in-Bay – Miscellaneous Correspondence
12. Put-in-Bay – Newspaper – “The Herald”
13. Interlaken Hotel, Co. – Put-In-Bay Theatre
14. Quinn, John – Third National Bank
15. R – Miscellaneous
16. Railroads and Railroad Museums
17. Ramsey, Russell Wilcox
18. Reed, Judge Charles S.
19. Register (1 of 2 folders)
20. Register (2 of 2 folders)
21. Richland Stone Company Bonds
22. Rockwell Springs Trout Club
23. Roosevelt, Blanche (Tucker)
24. Ryan, C.N. – Ryan Johnson & Company
25. Sandusky Bay – Early Map & Description, 1789
26. Sandusky – Boats & Boat Services
27. Sadowski, Anthony
28. Sandusky & County Maps
29. Sandusky – Annual Reports
30. Sandusky Bay – Survey South Shore 1827; City of Sandusky – Huron County Survey
    Record, Vol. 1
31. Sandusky Harbor – Convention January 19,1844
32. Sandusky – Old Items
33. Sandusky Tourist Booklets
34. Sandusky – Views of Sandusky, c 1900-1905
35. “Sandusky Register” – June 24, 1885 – Industrial Edition
36. “Sandusky Register” – August 3, 1896 – Industrial Edition
37. “Sandusky Register” – September 27, 1905 – Industrial Edition
38. “Sandusky Register/Star News” - November 9, 1956 – Industrial Recognition Special
    Editions 

Box 25 – Research Files 

1. Sandusky Ashland & Cochocton RR Co
2. Sandusky Auto Parts & Motor Truck Co.
3. Sandusky – Booklet: Fire Department And Public Safety, 1896 Illustrated
4. Sandusky – Booklet: 1883 Pocket Guide, Sandusky & Lakeside
5. Sandusky – “Boy With Boot” – “The Unfortunate Boot “
6. Sandusky – Buildings

     6A Sandusky, Ohio

     6B Sandusky, Ohio

7.  Sandusky – Civil War Days
8.  Sandusky – 1916 Centennial Program
9.  Sandusky Charter
10. Sandusky C of C booklets
11. Sandusky Clippings
12. Sandusky – Education Committees
13. Sandusky – Fire 1939
14. Sandusky – Flood July, 1966
15. Sandusky – Men of Sandusky – 1895
16. Sandusky – Storm & Flood, July 4, 1972
17. Sandusky – Storm & Flood, November 14, 1972
18. Sandusky – Grain Trade Statistics
19. Sandusky Imprints; Misc. Pamphlets Printed In Sandusky
20. Sandusky – Kastor Family
21. Sandusky – Locomotive
22. Sandusky – Maps
23. “Sandusky Old Homes” By Helen Hanson 1958/9
24. Sandusky Business College
25. Sandusky Development Company; Wyandot Point (Winnebagos), 1917
26. Sandusky Platter
27. Sandusky Railroad and Steamship Directory
28. Sandusky Sewage Treatment Plant
29. Sandusky Tornado
30. Sandusky – Washington Park Court House Square, “Legal Opinion On Parking Lot”
31. Sandusky Industries 1938-1939, 42 listings with index
32. Sandusky Waterfront – Including Litigation
33. Sandusky – “Sandusky Area Sesquicentennial, 1818 to 1968” 

Box 26 – Research Files

1. Sandusky, Ohio – W. H. Millspaugh
2. Sandusky, Ohio – School History
3. Sandusky, Ohio – Schools

    3A  Sandusky, Ohio – Schools

    3B  Sandusky Ohio – Schools

4. Sanitary Paper Bottle Company
5. Sandusky Foundry & Machine Co.
6. Sandusky Foundry & Machine Co., Early Financials & Organization
7. Sandusky Machine & Agricultural Works
8. Sandusky Mansfield & Newark Railroad
9. Sandusky Rubber Stamp Works Catalog
10. Sandusky Tool Company
11. Sandusky Fremont and Southern Railway Co. 1901–1907
12. Sandusky, Ohio, Commerce Papers, 1841
13. Schade Theatre Building
14. Silas Barton – Street Car Fender
15. Suction Roll For Gold Recovery
16. Threading Machine Company
17. Seebach, Louis J.
18. Seneca Caverns
19. Shakers
20. Sheldon, Dr. Dean
21. Sloane Vs. Biemiller
22. Sloane, Rush R.
23. Sloane, R.R.
24. Soldiers’ Home
25. South Shore Christmas Seal Association – Norwalk, Ohio
26. Spirit of The Lakes
27. Spore, Arthur M.
28. Stamps – Commemorative of The Battle of Lake Erie, Sept. 10, 1938
29. Stang Brewing Company
30. State Theatre
31. Steamer – Put-In- Bay
32. Steuk
33. Sweet Valley Wine Company
34. Stubig, Carl H.
35. Stubig, W.O.
36. Sinyendeand Club 

Box 27 – Research Files

1. Sandusky – Miscellaneous (1 of 2 folders)
2. Sandusky – Miscellaneous (2 of 2 folders)
3. S – Miscellaneous
4. Teachers Institute
5. Telephone
6. Tew Family – New London, Ct.
7. Third National Bank
8. T – Miscellaneous
9. Underground Railroad
10. United States Power Squadrons
11. U – Miscellaneous
12. “Vacationland Pilot”
13. Van Stack, Harry
14. Venice Mill

  14a. Venice, Ohio

15. Vermilion – Harbor Town
16. Vermilion, Ohio
17. “Vicksburg Daily Citizen” – July 4, 1863
18. “Vicksburg, Miss. Daily Citizen” – July 2, 1863
19. Vietzen, Col. Ray
20. V – Miscellaneous
21. Wakefield
22. Wallace, G. D.
23. Water Works (1 of 2 folders)
24. Water Works (2 of 2 folders)
25. Wayne Hotel
26. Wendt, Gorden
27. West House
28. West Virginia Paper Company
29. Weather Bureau (29a. Weed, James H.)
30. Western Reserve Historical Society
31. Western Security Bank
32. “What? Being A Word Picture of Sandusky, Past & Present”
33. White, Wallace B.
34. Wilcox
35. Wineries
36. W – Miscellaneous
37. Yacht Club (1 of 2 folders)
38. Yacht Club (2 of 2 folders)
39. YMCA
40. Y – Miscellaneous
41. Zistel, Errol H.
42. Zistel, Louis – Atlantic Pleasure Garden
43. Zurhorst, Ed. H.
44. Z – Miscellaneous                                                                                          

Box 28 – Hinde & Dauch – Prints and Negatives

1. B.I.E Day – 11/1956
2. Factory Managers – Put-in-Bay – 1950
3. H & D Directors – Put-in-Bay – 1950
4. Awards – Company
5. Awards – Personnel
6. Retirees
7. Family Day
8. People
9. Training Class
10. Package Lab. Managers
11. Christmas Lighting Contest – 1927
12. Grace Harbor Lumber Fire, Detroit – 1957
13. Sales Training and Meetings
14. Japanese Visit – 1954
15. Accountants Mtg. – West Virginia Pulp & Paper – 1956
16. Officers/Managers
17. Put-In-Bay Financial Group – ca 1940
18. Portraits & History
19. Notes & Correspondence removed from Frohman Photographic Files
20. Sales Floor & Windows Displays
21. Photos for Personnel Booklet – Sandusky & Others
22. Individuals in Prints 

Box 29 – Hinde & Dauch – Negatives

1. Airplanes
2. Hinde & Dauch Directors – 1950
3. Farm Views
4. Hinde & Dauch Co. – Boxes
5. Hinde & Dauch Co. – Boxes, etc.
6. Hinde & Dauch Co. – Open House 

Box 30 – Tax Duplicates and Censuses

1. Huron Co. Tax Duplicates – 1817
2. Huron Co. Tax Duplicates – 1818
3. Huron Co. Tax Duplicates – City of Sandusky – 1819
4. Huron Co. Tax Duplicates – 1821
5. Huron Co. Tax Duplicates – Sandusky – 1821
6. Huron Co. Tax Duplicates – 1822
7. Huron Co. Tax Duplicates – Sandusky – 1822
8. Huron Co. (Sandusky) Deliquent Taxes – 1823
9. Huron Co. Tax Duplicate (Partial) – 1823
10. Huron Co. Tax Duplicate (Partial) – 1824
11. Huron Co. Tax Duplicate (Partial) – 1825
12. Huron Co. Perkins Twp. (in Sandusky) Census – 1820
13. Huron Co. Perkins Twp. – Sandusky City – 1820 

Box 31 – Speeches – Charles E. Frohman

1. American Theatre in the Eighteenth Century
2. Aviation in Sandusky
3. The Blue Hole
4. Cartoons
5. The False Brotherhood
6. History of the American Theatre
7. History Made to Order
8. Milan Canal
9. The Moravians
10. “O! Cursed Spirit!” – Theatre Criticism
11. Ohio Railroad
12. Piracy on Lake Erie in Erie County
13. Sandusky Beginnings
14. Forts of Sandusky Bay
15. Title to Firelands
16. Two Gentleman of Sandusky – (The Rush R. Sloane Story)
17. Water Street History 

Albums

1. Old Sandusky Homes – Newspaper articles and periodical clippings
2. Northwest Ohio Historical Sites, Buildings, Citizen Portraits (35 mm slides, 801)
3. Erie Islands – Northwest Ohio – Scenes, Business Sites (35 mm slides, 794)
4. Put-in-Bay – Old Sandusky (35mm slides, 242)
5. Ohio Historical Society Sites (35 mm slides, 415)
6. Northwest Ohio Towns and Villages – Old Sandusky (35 mm slides, 526)
7. Sandusky, Ohio – Cedar Point, Erie Islands, Aviation, Tornado, Milan, Ohio
   (35 mm slides, 271)
8. Middle Bass, Johnson’s & Kelley’s Is., Huron, Rye Beach, Lakeside, & Milan, Ohio
   (35 mm slides, 516)

NEW YORK 

ALBEE THEATRE
     Topics of The Day – 1927
     Organ Recital – 1927

ALVIN THEATRE
     The Play Bill
     Red Hot and Blue
     The Playbill
     Gertrude Lawrence in Lady In the Dark

AMBASSADOR THEATRE
     “Just A Minute” – 1928
     “ Little Accident” – 1929

BAYES THEATRE
     “Her First Affair” – 1927
     The Mystery Man – 1928

MARTIN BECK THEATRE
     “The Wild Rose” – 1926
       The Playbill
       A Connecticut Yankee

BELASCO THEATRE
       “Tonight or Never”

BILTMORE THEATRE
       My Sister Eileen – 1942
       The Playbill – Man’s Estate – 1929
       The Playbill – See My Lawyer – 1939

BOOTH THEATRE
       The Two Mrs. Carrolls

BROADHURST THEATRE
       “June Moon” – 1929
       The Playbill – “That’s Music” – 1939
       The Playbill – “Victoria Regina” – 1936
       Mr. Gilhooley – 1930
     “The Merchant of Venice” – 1928

EDUCATIONAL THEATRE
       Editha’s Burglar and Comedie Royall

BROADWAY THEATRE
       Earl Carroll Vanities

CASINO THEATRE
       The Mikado – 1910h
       Show Boat – 1910
     “The Madcap” – 1928

CENTURY ROOF THEATRE
       Balieff’s Chauve-Souris – 1923

CHANIN’S FORTY-SIXTH STREET THEATRE
     “Good News” – 1928
     (program continued)

COBURN THEATRE
       “Falstaff” – 1928

GOE. M. COHAN THEATRE
       “Mendel, Inc.” – 1930 

DALY’S THEATRE
         The Messenger Boy
         The Kings Musketeer – 1899 (2)

MAXINE ELLIOTT’S THEATRE
         “Coquette” – 1928

ELTINGE THEATRE
         “Tommy”

EMPIRE THEATRE
           His House In Order
           The Playbill – Life With Father – 1940
           The Playbill – Life With Father – 1941
           The Playbill – Life With Father – 1942
           The Playbill – Life With Father – 1943
           The Barretts Of Wimpole Street
           Diplomacy – 1899y
           The Little Minister – 1897
           Romeo And Juliet – 1899
           Mary Rose
           Inconstant George
           Little Minister – 1897
           She Stoops To Conquer – 1924
           The Rivals – 1922
           The Time Of The Cuckoo (2)

ENLANGER’S THEATRE
           “Ladies Of The Jury” – 1929

57TH PLAYHOUSE
           The Trojan Women Of Eripides – 1936
           The Truth Game – 1935
           Enchanted April & Trelawny Of The “Wells” – 1934
           The Royal Family & The Beaux’ Stratagem – 1935
           The Perfect Alibi – 1934
           Gloria Mundi & Hay Fever – 1933
           The Romantic Young Lady – 1933
           Holiday – 1933

44TH STREET THEATRE
           Cherry Blossoms – 1927
           “Lysistrata”
         “ Brothers”

FULTON THEATRE
           “Cradle Snatchers” – 1927
           The Playbill – Arsenic & Old Lace

GAIETY THEATRE
           “Lightnin” – 1921
           The Fortune Hunter – 1910

GARDEN THEATRE
             Cyrano De Bergerac

THE GUILD THEATRE
           The Playbill – Mr.Sycamore

HAMMERSTEIN’S THEATRE
           “Good Boy” – 1928

HAMPDEN’S THEATRE
           “Richelieu” – 1929
           Henry The Fifth – 1928
           “Cyrano De Bergerac” – 1926
           An Enemy of the People – 1927

SAM H. HARRIS THEATRE
           Tragedy of Hamlet – 1923
           Rhapsody In Black

IMPERIAL THEATRE
           “Oh ,   Kay! “ – 1927
             The Laugh Parade

JOLSON’S 59TH STREET THEATRE
           “The Nightingale” – 1927
           “Tsar Fyoder Ivanovitch” – 1923

PLACE THEATRE
           “Topics of the Day” – 1927

LYCEUM THEATRE
             A Hundred Years Old –“ El Centenario” – 1929

KNICKERBOCHER THEATRE
           “Peter Pan” – 1924
             The Arcadians – 1910
           “Macbeth” – 1928

LIBERTY THEATRE
            “Lady Be Good” – 1925

THE LITTLE THEATRE
             Let Us Be Gay – 1929

LONGACRE THEATRE
           Nice Women – 1929
           “The Command to Love” – 1928

LYCEUM THEATRE
             The Wife – 1888
             “The Charity Ball” – 1890
             George Washington Slept Here
             The Girl and the Judge – 1902
             Junior Miss – 1942
             The Dawn of Tomorrow
             The Mayflower – 1897
             A Colonial Girl – 1898

LYRIC THEATRE – (newspaper articles)
           “Face Value”
           The Chocolate Soldier
           Blossom Time
           Ladies’ Night
          “Scandal”
          “Winnie and the Wolves”
          “Toto”
           Dixie to Broadway
           Playbill – The Ramblers – 1927
           A Brace of Partridges – 1898
           Hazel Kirke

MAJESTIC THEATRE
         “The Jealous Moon” – 1928
         “Naughty Marietta” – 1930      

MANSFIELD THEATRE
           “The Green Pastures” – 1930

HENRY MILLERS’S THEATRE
            Journey’s End – 1929 (2)
            Janie – 1942
            Tomorrow and Tomorrow – 1931

MOROSCO THEATRE
           “Bird in Hand” – 1929
            Penny Wise – 1937

THE MUSIC BOX
           Of Mice and Men – 1938
           “Of Thee I Sing” – 1932
           Once In a Lifetime – 1930

NATIONAL THEATRE
            “Fog” – 1927
            Grand Hotel – 1931    

NEW AMSTERDAM THEATRE
            Summer Edition Ziegfeld Follies – 1923
            “Girlies” – 1910
            Trilby – 1905
            The Admirable Crichton – 1931
            Face the Music – 1932

NEW BIJOU THEATRE
            Kidding Kidders – 1928
            “And So to Bed” – 1928

NEW YORK HIPPODROME
            The Hreiburg Passion Play – 1929
            “Sporting Days” – 1909

THE NEW YORK THEATRE ASSEMBLY
             “Everything’s Jake!”

ROYALE THEATRE
            “Oh, Ernsest!” – 1927