September 2022: Prospect Heights (36 pages, 5.5 x 8.5")

Highlights:

• Prospect Heights and C.M. Musser elementary schools

• Houses on the go that were picked up and moved

• Corner grocery stores

• The streetcar line extension into Prospect Heights

• The 1947 tornado

• St. Stanislaus Kostka Roman Catholic

• Former Coulter Funeral Home, 247 S. Oakland Ave.

• The three viaducts that have spanned Pine Hollow on Oakland Ave.

• The William Stambaugh house, 174 S. Oakland Ave.

• The Joseph Traxler house, 447 Prindle St.

• Walnut Street and the wall at the foot of Prindle St.

• The Fred Hoelzle house, 249 Walnut St.

• The (demolished) John Hubert house, 284 Prindle St.

• The Parker McDowell and A.W. "Dude" McDowell house, 300 Prindle St.

• The Chauncey Prindle homestead, 346 Prindle St.

• The Walter Whitehead house, 384 Prindle St.

• The Joseph Barry house, 406 Prindle

• Maple Villa, the Wales/Fogle/Abbatiello house, 603 Prindle St.

• East Side Church (Baptist-Disciples of Christ)

• The Prospect Heights Club and social life in the heights

• Color 1920 Sanborn Map Co. map showing every structure in the tour area

• Black-and-white excerpt from the 1901 panoramic map of Sharon