Then and Now #12 - Hartman's Building📍 The Clark building, located at 601-603 Locust Street , originally constructed around 1924 after the previous building on the site was ...
Then and Now #11 - S. Palmer Building📍 The S. Palmer Building , located at 720 Washington Street , was constructed around the 1890s based on information from the Chillicothe...
Then and Now #10 - Livingston County Courthouse📍 The Livingston County Courthouse , located at 700 Webster Street , was constructed between 1913-14 🏗️. The building has many impressiv...
Then and Now #9 - First National Bank Building📍 The First National Bank Building , located at 701 Locust Street , was constructed in 1906 , either as an extensive remodel 🏗️ of an ex...
Then and Now #8 - The Loomis Building📍 The Loomis Building , located at 514 Washington Street , is a two-story building with a stone facade 🪨 on the second story. Originally...
Then and Now #7 - Doctors' Grace Building📍The Doctors' Grace Office building, at 452 Washington Street , was originally constructed in 1914 at the behest of Drs. Clarence M Grac...
Then and Now #6 - Luella Grand Theater📍Originally constructed in 1895 by Zibe Myers, the Luella Grand Theater 🎭 stood at what is today 712 Clay Street neighboring the Luella ...
Then and Now #5 - Grace Episcopal Church📍 Grace Episcopal Church ⛪ was originally constructed between 1867-9. It was a prefabricated building 🧱assembled based on the plans of S...
Then and Now #4 - Livingston County Library📍 The Livingston County Library 📚 is located at 450 Locust Street was constructed around 1916 . The building originally was built as a p...
Then and Now #3 - City Hall📍The current Chillicothe City Hall 🏛️, constructed in 1927 , and located at 715 Washington Street, is the third city hall to sit on this...
Then and Now #2 - The Adams Building 📍 The Adams Auto Supply Building 🚗 located at 440 Locust Street , constructed in the mid 1910s 🛠️ at the same time as the Livingston Cou...
Then and Now #1 - The Strand Hotel📍 The Strand Hotel , located at 712 Clay Street has been a staple of the downtown area for over 100 years 🏙️. The site was originally oc...