All Bracken items dated 1897 are from an 1897 edition of Headlight: Sights
 and Scenes Along the C. & O. Route which featured Augusta.

The business and residence of Mr. J. E. Dunbar

 

John S. Bradley's Store More on Bradley, here.	German National Bank, 1897 read about their “conservative yet liberal policy” here.

 

John Cablish & Sons Confectionery	Farmers National Bank more about the bank is here.	Henry Bertram's Store More on Bertram, here.

 

That's James A. Powers, above, and that's his residence in the upper right.  Below are his two other properties, and at the right is the store of which he was the proprietor. The store was at the corner of Railroad & Elizabeth.  A short bio of Powers and some notes on his store are here.

 

This is the home and the store of Mr. L. P. Knoedler. You can find a short bio of Mr. Knoedler here.

 

Lotha Smith and his store A little background is here.			John Buerger and his store Some background is here.

 

E. G. McMath & Co.		John I. Winters and his store. A little more information is here.

 

Len Wittmeier

The G. W. Moneyhon Co. folks in the center picture are listed here

 

Mr. T. H. "Tick" Armstrong and his store.  A short sketch of Mr. Armstrong is here.