Old Post Office ~ Architectural Treasure

Model of efficiency . . . and beauty.

St. Mark's Lutheran Church ~

 Photo: Barbara Bloom

Our Stately Post Office ~

Photo: Barbara Bloom

At Jefferson and Washington Streets ~

This is the Sterling Gas Station that first occupied the lot where Dight's Diner was later built at the corner of W. Jefferson and S. Washington Streets. The big brick house on the left is Young's Funeral Home. Very early 1900's. Notice the attendant's fancy knicker uniform!

Thanks: Beau Olson

Gasoline Station ~

Gasoline Station was at the corner of Jefferson and Washington Streets. In the background - Young's Funeral home. 

Photo: Arnie Macko

George Troutman Residence ~

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

Dight's Diner ~

Photo: Ron Dylewski 

The American Roadside.com
At the corner of Washington and Jefferson Streets. In 1953 it was bought by Bill Morgan who set up his first restaurant here.

The Island Bar ~

A palm tree and the surf board at the door.
Photo: Barbara Bloom

New Butler County Prison ~

New Butler County Prison  

Morgan's Diner ~

Bill Morgan's original diner in Butler at Jefferson and Washington Streets years later.

YMCA ~ Today

At the corner of Penn and Washington Streets.

Eric Namesnik learned to swim here.

Bill Morgan's First Diner ~

The the corner of Jefferson and Washington Streets.