CITY HALL
Salem, Ohio
Salem is named after Salem, N. J. and is known as
the City of Friends whence came a body of them
in 1806. Others followed from Pennsylvania and
Ohio. The original Town Hall was built in 1847 and
was the scene of many fiery anti-slavery meetings
during the Civil War. Salem was known as the main
station of the underground R.R. in the war between
the states. The fire department is also housed here.
Published by Kelley's Studio, 202 N. Potomac St., Hagerstown, Md.
Color by Frank D. Kelley
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