Koch Building ~

Waymarking

Butler architect F.J. Porter, who designed the home of George Troutman

(now City Hall) and the First Methodist Episcopal Church, also designed 

this 1910 neo-classical revival building.

Butler Firefighters ~

A tribute to our devoted firefighters.
Our constant thanks. . .

Worsley's

Photo: Gerald Bundy

Jr. High School Gym ~

Where memories of great games linger . . .

Photo: Barbara Bloom

BHS Band ~

Band practice in the street, November 1944

Thanks: Barb Bailey

Worsley's ~

A corner of our lives. 

Photo: Gerald D. Fisher

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

Trader's Music Store ~ ca. 1958

Thanks: Paul D. Johnson Jr. 

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Worsley's ~ 87 years of service

Another regrettable closing. 

Everyone knew this storefront on Main Street. 

Photo: Barbara Bloom

George Troutman Residence ~

Bygone Butler architecture. 
Home of George A. Troutman
presently
The Butler City Building

The Old Firehouse ~

Fire Department and Police Station
Thanks: Beau Olsen

Guardian Angel ~

School crossing guard: Jane Bradshaw
Thanks: Larry Parisi

Knights of Columbus ~

Knights of Columbus

On North Street across from the Junior High School 

Thompson Funeral Home ~

Founded by the Thompson brothers, 

R. Glenn Thompson and Dean D. Thompson 

in 1927.

Butler Jr. High School Classroom ~

Photo: Barbara Bloom

Butler Jr. High School ~

The Swimming Pool
 Photo: Barbara Bloom

Butler High School ~

High School Classroom ~

Thanks: Barbara Bloom

Butler High School ~

What we saw on entering.

Thanks: Barbara Bloom

Harvey Trader ~ Butler's Music Store

As it was back in the 40s and 50s. Located on East North Street. A delightful store.