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Street scene photograph showing the location of Dayton area telephone poles and telephone lines. Photograph No. 70, On South Main Street, at N. C. R. Co., looking south. In addition to the telephone pole lines, the photograph shows: National Cash Register Company buildings, including the NCR Auditorium, as well as several automobiles on the street in Dayton.

Street scene photograph showing the location of Dayton area telephone poles and telephone lines. Photograph No. 71, On Cincinnati Pike (later Dixie Drive), at Traction Avenue, looking south. In addition to the telephone pole lines, the photograph shows: Van Buren Township residences in the vicinity of Schantz Avenue and Calvary Avenue (later part of Dayton), including traction rail lines.

Street scene photograph showing the location of Dayton area telephone poles and telephone lines. Photograph No. 72, On Cincinnati Pike (later Dixie Drive), about 3000 feet south of Traction Avenue, looking north. In addition to the telephone pole lines, the photograph shows: Van Buren Township residences in the vicinity of what later became South Dixie Drive near Constance Avenue (on the right), including automobiles and a large wooden fence.

Street scene photograph showing the location of Dayton area telephone poles and telephone lines. Photograph No. 73, On Cincinnati Pike (later Dixie Drive), at Dorothy Lane, looking south. In addition to the telephone pole lines, the photograph shows: Van Buren Township road, with billboards on the right-hand side, including one for Booth's. A rail car is also visible at the far right.

Street scene photograph showing the location of Dayton area telephone poles and telephone lines. Photograph No. 74, On Dorothy Lane, just east of Cincinnati Pike (later Dixie Drive), looking east. In addition to the telephone pole lines, the photograph shows: a rural area of Van Buren Township, including a dirt road, rail lines, a few residences and farm buildings or barns in the distance, and a dog (similar in appearance to a border collie) in the right foreground.

Street scene photograph showing the location of Dayton area telephone poles and telephone lines. Photograph No. 75, On Dorothy Lane, at Old Barn Club, looking east. In addition to the telephone pole lines, the photograph shows: a rural area of Van Buren Township, including a dirt road, rail lines, a dark colored cabin on the left and a large residence in the far distance. The Old Barn Club was located on the north side of Dorothy Lane near what was later called South Patterson Boulevard.

Street scene photograph showing the location of Dayton area telephone poles and telephone lines. Photograph No. 76, On Dorothy Lane, at Lebanon Pike (Far Hills Avenue), looking west. In addition to the telephone pole lines, the photograph shows: a rural area of Van Buren Township, including a dirt road, a few residences, a large building (possibly a school) on the left, and a parked car along the roadside.

Street scene photograph showing the location of Dayton area telephone poles and telephone lines. Photograph No. 77, On Lebanon Pike (Far Hills Avenue), at Dorothy Lane, looking south. In addition to the telephone pole lines, the photograph shows: a rural area of Van Buren Township, including a dirt road, a few residences, farm fields, and a partial view of a billboard advertising tires.

Street scene photograph showing the location of Dayton area telephone poles and telephone lines. Photograph No. 78, On Lebanon Pike (Far Hills Avenue), at Stroop Road, looking north. In addition to the telephone pole lines, the photograph shows: a rural area of Van Buren Township, including a dirt road intersection, farm fields, and a few billboards. No buildings are visible in the scene.

Street scene photograph showing the location of Dayton area telephone poles and telephone lines. Photograph No. 79, On Whipp Road, at Lebanon Pike (Far Hills Avenue), looking east. In addition to the telephone pole lines, the photograph shows: a rural area of Washington Township, including a dirt road intersection, farm fields, two farm buildings or barns, and a partial view of a billboard.