High and Morris Streets in Waynesburg, Greene County, Pennsylvania

Photograph

Greene Connections

Name/Title

Entry/Object ID

2009.4.56

Description

Looking south on Morris Street toward the intersection with High Street in Waynesburg, Greene County, Pennsylvania. On the foreground-left is the fence to the home of Judge James Inghram and Mary (Black) Inghram (formerly the home of her father Charles A. Black and family), as of 2019 this is the location of PNC Bank. On the foreground-right is the Walton Hotel. Across High Street on the right is the Jimmy's Lunch building, a Waynesburg icon. In its earlier days the building was a long-standing doctor's office. Dr. Ebenezer Spencer Blachly and his son Dr. Bayard Milton Blachly were at this location, and later Dr. John T. Ullom, and Dr. J. T. Iams worked there. Also see item # GCHS-AN033-0006.

Collection

Cornerstone Genealogical Society Collection

Made/Created

Studio

Fletcher, William E. S. [1874-1965]

Date made

circa 1910 - circa 1930

Place

Location

Pennsylvania / Greene County / Waynesburg

Lexicon

Search Terms

Brick roads, Waynesburg (Pa.)--Business--Jimmie’s Lunch, Waynesburg (Pa.)--Streets--High Street, Waynesburg (Pa.)--Streets--Morris Street

Other Names and Numbers

Other Number

CGSP_AN007_0015

Provenance

Provenance Detail

William E. S. Fletcher Series - Cornerstone Genealogical Society Collection

Notes

The William E. S. Fletcher Series photographs were taken by their namesake and given to Wilma "Billie" (Spitznogle) Guthrie, an employee from 1935-1947 in his photography studio at the Long Building on High Street in Waynesburg, Greene County, Pennsylvania. Wilma donated the photographs to the Cornerstone Genealogical Society (144 E. Greene St., PO Box 547; Waynesburg, Pennsylvania 15370) in 2009. Shared with the Greene Connections: Greene County, Pennsylvania Archives Project in 2009. Source Citation: High and Morris Streets in Waynesburg, Greene County, Pennsylvania, photograph by William E. S. Fletcher, item no. CGSP_AN007_0015, Cornerstone Genealogical Society Collection, Greene Connections Archives Project (GreeneConnections.com).