The Butler Pool ~ 2021

 Photo: Jackie Bullman

The Hot Dog Shop ~ A Longtime Butler Favorite

Out of business 
as of July 8, 2004

This is what we miss!

Worsley's

Photo: Gerald Bundy

Old Trolley Station ~

A beautiful example of Butler classical architecture.

Wayne Street Viaduct ~

What used to be. 

Old Junior High School ~ The Yellow Building

What is left of the Junior High School: a monument.

 Thanks: Barbara Bloom

Worsley's ~

A corner of our lives. 

Photo: Gerald D. Fisher

Lyndora School ~

Photo from 1990. The school is no longer there. 

Thanks: Aryl Bashline

Butler's Howard Johnson's ~

This plush restaurant 
was at the corner of North Main and Fulton Streets.

Old Liquor Store ~

The Old Trolley Station ~

A fine example of Butler classical architecture.

Nixon Hotel 1973 ~

Thanks: Celia Snodgrass

The Worsley's Building ~

The building was so badly damaged in a fire on Friday night, March 11, 2016 that it will have to be torn down.
Photo: John Cingolani

Wholesale Plumbing and Heating Supply~

Building razed due to viaduct construction.

Johnson's Restaurant ~

Not Howard Johnson's. This was the Johnson family that was part owner of Lloyd-Johnson Co. This is actually the same store, long before the Office Supply store was in it.

Thanks: Celia Snodgrass

Bygone Butler ~

This stately home, known as the Showalter Residence, was located at Fulton and Main Streets, where Nationwide Insurance Company was, and adjacent to Howard Johnson's.

Thanks: Robert Emigh

Natili's Closing ~

 Photo: Steve Hindmann

Butler is saddened.
September 27, 2014
We are losing our favorite restaurant.

Hear Vince tell the story click.

Serventi's Restaurant ~

A favorite Butler restaurant since 1955. 

Thank you, Joe.

Sad closing: April 2014

Worsley's ~ 87 years of service

Another regrettable closing. 

Everyone knew this storefront on Main Street. 

Photo: Barbara Bloom

Gone Forever ~