
Harmony House: 4732 East National Road
Jonathan and Andrea’s October 24, 2020 research follows the Harmony property, its former residents, village history, and surviving land records.
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Jonathan and Andrea’s October 24, 2020 research follows the Harmony property, its former residents, village history, and surviving land records.
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Jonathan and Andrea’s October 24, 2020 report follows the Markey Mansion in West Alexandria, its Dunker family history, subsequent owners, maps, and accounts associated with the house.
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A PSEI report on the Egnew–Lehr building in Lyons, with property details, ownership history, family records, and photographs.
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Andrea’s research brings together Fulton County and Wauseon history, property information, and accounts connected with this State Route 108 address.
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Andrea’s report traces residents of the Richards Road home and preserves the obituaries, neighborhood background, and supporting records collected for the case.
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A PSEI property history with Toledo and Lucas County background, collected records, and a separate supplement concerning Elisha Fassett and the land’s earlier ownership.
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The PSEI report follows the Eleanor Avenue house through its construction, deed transfers, and names associated with the property.
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Property records, earlier owners, and nearby Fort Meigs history form this PSEI research file for the Perrysburg home.
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Andrea’s report collects the history of Wauseon and Fulton County alongside the property and family research for County Road K.
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A PSEI study of the Thermal Engineering Building and its connected structures, with Warren Sherman neighborhood history and ownership research.
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The PSEI file records this Fayette property’s details and its place in John Gamber’s Addition.
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The companion Elm Street file preserves the recorded chain of ownership and collected source material for Lot 436.
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Andrea Batteas and Nicole Jankowski’s report covers the Elm Street apartments, Perrysburg history, and the people associated with the property.
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A PSEI account of the Leybourn Avenue home, its ownership history, and records associated with its residents.
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The PSEI report follows the Croll family’s connection to the Elmore property, with house history, family accounts, and supporting records.
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Andrea’s research brings together Pemberville’s history, property records, and the people connected with this Oak Street address.
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A PSEI ownership study of the Thirteenth Street buildings and warehouse, preserving the original account and collected illustrations.
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The PSEI file collects property details, resident histories, and records associated with the South Blanchard Street home.
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A PSEI property study of the Gramercy Avenue house and the Alfred Bailey Addition, with ownership and family information.
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The PSEI file follows the Garden Road farmhouse, earlier residents, and the surrounding agricultural property.
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Andrea’s research file covers Bryan and Pulaski Township, local history, collected accounts, and aerial records.
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The full PSEI research report on the Casey Pomeroy House, including its architectural history, residents, and collected source material.
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Andrea’s PSEI report follows Collingwood Arts Center, the surrounding area, and the people whose lives appear in its history.
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The PSEI file combines Gettysburg’s historical background with research on 131 Baltimore Street and the people and accounts connected to it.
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Andrea, Jonathan, and Nicole’s report collects the history of Mancy’s Steakhouse, its Phillips Avenue property, and Toledo’s surrounding historical context.
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A short research file traces the former Myers homestead in German Township. The document says 3354 Maple Grove Road, while its filename says 3353.
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A full report on the Luckey property and Wood County history. The manuscript says 231 Maple Street; its original filename says 213, and both references are retained for review.
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The PSEI report follows the Baronial Plaza property, its land and ownership history, and the Muer family account collected during the research.
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A PSEI report on the former canal-side Boathouse in Roanoke, Indiana, with property history, biographies, and supporting maps.
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The PSEI research file for Toledo’s Spaghetti Warehouse, preserving its property details, historical account, and supporting illustrations.
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A complete PSEI research report covering the Toledo Club, its building, founders, members, and associated history.
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Andrea Batteas and Nicole Jankowski’s report on the Washington Branch Library, its neighborhood, and the history of the surrounding area.
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A Strange Journeys research file gathers James Charles Slay’s military history, family notification, and memorial records.
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Jonathan’s full analysis of Andrea’s Waynesville photograph, preserving the methodology, image identifiers, conclusions, revision history, and recovered analysis exhibits.
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Andrea and Jonathan’s original account of their Waynesville walk and the photographs taken that night, restored with the complete image sequence and newspaper clipping.
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