Can you translate in today's buildings where the Gregory House is that you are talking about in this email? Thanks. Nancy Plain www.ohioparks.net/countrystage > > I checked our publications for any further references to "Gregory House," > "New London Inn," and "Union Block." I did find a photo of the Gregory House, > also known as the New London Inn, in our Huron County, Ohio, A Pictorial > History, page 81. Editor of this publication was Kathy G. Root; Historian was > Henry R. Timman. It was published and copyrighted by The Norwalk Reflector, > 1993. The photo was submitted by Vaughn Neel. (I believe I was told once that > Vaughn is the father of Tom Neel). > > Surprisingly, I could find no other references to these terms (Gregory house, > etc.) in any of our other publications, including the Indexes to Henry > Timman's Just Like Old Times, six-book series, published originally in The > Norwalk Reflector. > > The caption to the photo mentioned above reads: " Construction of the Gregory > House, or New London Inn, began in 1873. Laborers and bricklayers work on > building the west wall of the structure, facing North Main Street. The large > building on the right is the old St. James Hotel, which was built in 1871. > (Photo courtesy of of Vaughn Neel)." > > At this point, maybe your best bet would be to go back to Tom Neel to see if > he might be aware of any other background details on the Gregory House/ New > London Inn/ Union Block. I'd be happy to furnish you a copy of the photo on > page 81 by email attachment separately, but I'm afraid I'm put off by the > copyright restriction. Perhaps you could see if you could get an interlibrary > loan of the book in which it is contained. > > Regards, > > Ken Shute