Inghram house and Goldberg Building on High Street in Waynesburg
Name/Title
Inghram house and Goldberg Building on High Street in Waynesburg, Pennsylvania
Entry/Object ID
2009.4.55
Description
Home of Judge James Inghram and Mary (Black) Inghram (formerly the home of her father Charles A. Black and family) next to the R. H. Goldberg Building (built 1925) on High Street (block between Morris Street and Fruit Alley) in Waynesburg, Greene County, Pennsylvania.
Miller Hall (Waynesburg College) can be seen in the background.
As of 2009, the PNC Bank is located just beyond the location of the Inghram house in the area that was the yard of the home.
Across the street from the Inghram house, foundation stones remain from what was likely a frame building known as the Johnson House (tavern, hotel) which was destroyed by fire in 1924. The John F. Reagan Building, which still stands, was built on this site in 1935. It served as the office location of Edward Jones, before the Greene County Messenger / Herald Standard offices took up residence there in 2014.
Original, professional photograph by William E. S. Fletcher, Waynesburg, Pennsylvania.
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: Inghram house and Goldberg Building on High Street in Waynesburg, Pennsylvania, photograph by William E. S. Fletcher, item no. CGSP_AN007_0013, Cornerstone Genealogical Society Collection, Greene Connections Archives Project (www.GreeneConnections.com).
