Town Square
Courtesy of the Twinsburg Historical Society
Town Square
No parking spaces to spare on a busy afternoon at the Town Square.
Courtesy of the Twinsburg Police Department
Twinsburg Bandstand
The Twinsburg Bandstand, once located in the Square, c. 1930.
Courtesy of Leroy B. Reeves
Twinsburg Bandstand
The Twinsburg Bandstand in c. 1930. The band leader is believed to be future mayor Leroy F. Reeves
Courtesy of Leroy B. Reeves
The first and second Richner Hardware buildings
The second Richner Hardware was built right next to the first building, After the first torn down the third building with the Richner name was built in its place,
Courtesy of the Bissell family.
The window of Roseberrys' Dept. Store.
For many years if you couldn't get it anywhere else, you could get it at Roseberrys' Dept. Store,
Courtesy of the Bissell family.
The Twinsburg Banking Company
For many years the Twinsburg Banking Company was simply "the Bank".
Courtesy of the Bissell family.
Wilmer Roseberry inside his store.
Mr. Roseberry was not only the owner of Twinsburg's first department store, but the owner and publisher of the Twinsburg Bulletin.
Courtesy of the Bissell family.
Kollman's Sparkle Super Market
The second Kollman's store along with a few other retailers on the square,
Courtesy of the Bissell family.
The first Richner Store being demolished.
The first Richner Hardware store being demolished, the third store would be built in the space. The second building can be seen on the left.
Courtesy of the Bissell family.
Twinsburg's School Band in 1969
The Twinsburg Marching Band passing the square in 1969.
Courtesy of Leroy B. Reeves.
Twinsburg Boy Scouts in 1969.
Twinsburg Boy Scouts, Troop 677, marching in 1969. Some of the business' that dotted the square in 1969 can be seen in the background.
Courtesy of Leroy B. Reeves.
Twinsburg's Marching Band in 1969.
The marching band takes a rest from marching at the square, you can see some of the business' of the time in the background.
Courtesy of Leroy B. Reeves.
Boy and Girl Scouts Parading around the Square in 1969.
A scout parade, of both boys and girls, march by the Square in 1969. You can see some of the stores on the square in the background.
Courtesy of Leroy B. Reeves.
The Square in 1973.
A couple of young scouts ready themselves for a Memorial Day celebration at the Square in 1973.
Courtesy of Leroy B. Reeves.
1974 Memorial Day Parade
One of Twinsburg's school band marching during a 1974 Memorial Day Parade. The Congregational Church can be seen in the background.
Courtesy of Leroy B. Reeves.
The Town Square's Bandstand
A longtime fixture in the Town Square, the Bandstand offered many hours of entertainment to the region.
Courtesy of The Bissell Family.
Ethan Alling's Store
Corner of the Square and Maple Drive, as it stood until 1956 and was last run by Burt Kollman.
Courtesy of The Historical Society's Facebook page.
A Painting of the Square
The rendering was done by Alice Hoon, long time columnist for the Twinsburg Bulletin.
Courtesy of Larry Hoon.