Interior of the Pennock Store in Liberty Center, Ohio

George Pennock is on the far left in back of room: The image depicts a dry goods store owned by the Pennocks with high ceilings and shelves stocked with various goods, including boxes and canned items, lining the walls. The store is illuminated by several overhead lamps, and three individuals are present, two standing behind counters and one near the central aisle, dressed in period-appropriate attire. In the foreground, wooden containers, sacks, and stacks of packaged goods are visible on tables, suggesting the store's diverse offerings. The setting has an old-fashioned charm, with wooden furnishings and a stove visible near the center, evoking a sense of history and nostalgia typical of early 20th-century general stores.
George Pennock is on the far left in back of room

The image depicts a dry goods store owned by the Pennocks with high ceilings and shelves stocked with various goods, including boxes and canned items, lining the walls. The store is illuminated by several overhead lamps, and three individuals are present, two standing behind counters and one near the central aisle, dressed in period-appropriate attire. In the foreground, wooden containers, sacks, and stacks of packaged goods are visible on tables, suggesting the store's diverse offerings. The setting has an old-fashioned charm, with wooden furnishings and a stove visible near the center, evoking a sense of history and nostalgia typical of early 20th-century general stores.

Name/Title

Interior of the Pennock Store in Liberty Center, Ohio

Description

Interior of George Pennock's Store in Liberty Center on the east side of East Street

Collection

The Liberty Center Historical Society, Inc.

Made/Created

Date made

1880 - 1900

Time Period

19th Century

Place

City

Village of Liberty Center, Ohio