Tate or Tate's Livery traveling on Broadway Avenue, c. 1900

c. 1895 - 1900 / Downtown Lorain

Four horses pull the Tate Livery wagon headed north on Broadway Avenue in Lorain, Ohio. Five men in greatcoats and news caps are standing or sitting on the livery wagon: two men driving the wagon; four men standing at or near the top of the wagon.

The date of the photograph is not known, but the attire of the men in the photograph suggests that the photo may have been taken either in the late 1890s or early 1900s.

Behind the livery wagon are the storefronts of S. Klein and Company and H.P. Nielsen Jewelers. Above the S.K. Klein storefront is a sign reading "Teeth $5."

The photographer is unknown.

~ Doane Collection of the Lorain Public Library System, “Tate or Tate's Livery traveling on Broadway Avenue, c. 1900,” Lorain County Memory, accessed March 9, 2026, https://loraincountymemory.org/items/show/2644.

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Tate or Tate's Livery traveling on Broadway Avenue, c. 1900

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Albert Doane
Lorain Public Library System

Date

c. 1895 - 1900

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English

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