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These pictures recently came into the possession of the Society. Not too many people seem to know that such a structure was ever located in downtown ELO. The top picture shows the gazebo being moved fully constructed up Market street. Tim Brookes, president of the East Liverpool Historical Society said that the location of the picture would be about where the L&B Donut Shop is now located. The bottom picture shows it at its final destination in the Diamond. The date is not fully established but the Thompson Building located at the South Eastern corner of Market and Sixth street hasn't been built yet. The Thompson Building was built in 1892 according to Hills and Kilns.(page 208.) |
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