ONCE A, GLASS FACTORY Only *hw stone jmokesLacfc,
towering above the rubble, famains of,Do/eviWe'i Gloss Factory where bottles o/ various
s/'zes and shapes were hand*
blown during its operation,
1898 to 1912. Marion Davis recalls working at this factory for
75 cents per night as "cariyingin boy."
DALEVILLE TILE - Mrs. Marion Doris, o resident of Oaf*.
vi//e since she-was two yean of age, stands by a tile
*
Cr
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manufactured Jn Daleville sometime during the 29 yean
of the tile factory which closed down in 191 S. the tile wai
burned in great gas-fired kilns made with heavy brick
walls banded by steel hoops and topped with a flat domt.
Album of Yesteryear
PHOTOS COURTESY OF
MARTIN DAVIS
THE OLD METHODIST CHURCH
ON WALNUT STREET. BEFORE
ANY REMODELING WAS DONE.
CHRISTIAN CHURCH ON DALEVILLE ROAD
BEFORE REMODELING WAS DONE.
ABOVE-WEST END U.B. CHURCH
ABOUT 1890 A BRANCH OF THE
UNITED BRETHREN CHURCH
KNOWN AS THE RADICAL
BRANCH WAS ORGANIZED. THEY
BUILT THIS CHURCH LOCATED
SOME DISTANCE FROM THE HOME
OF JAMES YATES ON BECK ST.
AFTER DEATH OF MOST CHARTER
MEMBERS, THEY RETURNED TO
THE FORMER U.B. CHURCH.
LEFT-THE MAIN ST. U.B.CHURCH
ON THE CORNER OF DALEVILLE
ROAD & WALNUT ST. NOTEi
CEMETERY WHICH WAS LATER
REMOVED TO SAUNDERS
CEMETERY EAST OF TOWN.