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Located on the North side of Sigler Street, on the west side of the Frankton Building and Loan.

Parade - Early 1900s Bush Home location is unknown.

Sigler photo courtesy of Frankton Christian Church. Basketball Team Members are: Chester Sigler, Charlie Lood (Coach), Harlie Aston, Walter Fesler, Mila Branson, Sherile Kimmerling, Jessie Layne (Names and order of players do not match)

Was located at 204 E Sigler Street.

Location unknown. And origin of the line is unknown.

Marcus was the son of Francis Sigler who load out the town of Frankton. Francis Sigler's father was Jacob Sigler who settled the town of Frankton in 1829

(Left) Frank Webb (Right) Herbert Lewis in the chair

Building was located on the Southwest corner of Walnut and Church Street.

Picture shows the building now occupied by Bauer's Frankton Superette.

Location Unknown

Located on the southeast corner of East Sigler St. and Church St.

Frankton location was one of a chain of elevators operated by Mr. Urmston. The Elevator had capacity for 25,000 bushels of grain. A brick warehouse and coal sheds on site. J.E. Sigler managed the business.

Exact location is unknown.

Original photo is property of Gerald Ogan of Frankton - 2017

Located in the Old Odd Fellows/American Legion building located on the east side of Washington Street.

Location is unknown.

Building located on the southeast corner of Washington St. and Walnut Streets.

The owner and operator posed by his wagon is unknown.

Located on the Northeast corner of Plum Street and Church Street

Lumber Company - Located at 210 South Washington Street. General Merchandise Store - Located at 210 South Washington Street.

Located on the northwest corner of Sigler Street and Washington Street.

Located on the northwest corner of Sigler Street and Washington Street.

Located originally in the Old Frankton Bank Building on the west side of Washington Street, next to Bauer's Grocery. Danny Cox is seated in the barber chair while Jack cuts his hair.

E.A. Feight took possession in 1907.

Located in front of the post office on Sigler Street.

Located on South Washington Street. Owned and operated by Harry Barnett. Home located at 302 E Walnut Street.

Was part of the "Commerical Block" on the north side of Sigler Street in the 200 block.

Located in the Old Opera House building on Sigler Street.

Located in the old "Commercial Block" on the south side of Sigler Street in the 200 Block of Downtown.

Located at 130 W Washington Street

Located on the north side of Sigler Street, between John Street and Church Streets

Located on the North side of Sigler Street, between 4th Street and John Street

Located on the Northeast corner of Plum and John Streets

Located on the East side of Washington Street in the 100 block

View shows the Frankton Cleaners on the west side of the street and Weaver's Furniture, the American Legion, Bernie's Bar and two additional buildings on the East side of Washington Street

Located on the northeast corner of Sigler and 11th Streets

Located on the northeast corner of State Road 128 and 500 W. (11th St.)

Located at 1202 Sigler Street

View shows Lambesis Food Market, the Frankton Building and Loan Association, and Harper's Furniture.

View shows the Frankton Cleaners and Goodie Shop

Located on the Southeast corner of Plum and Washington Streets.

Located at 400 South 11th Street

Located at 201 South Washington Street

Located on the Southwest Corner of Sigler and Washington Street

Located on the East side of South Washington Street

Located at 107 North Jackson Street

Located at 230 South Washington Street

Located at 110 South 8th Street

Located at the southwest corner of Park Street and State Road 128 E

Located on the North side of Clyde between 5th and 8th streets