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Photograph shows the Clermont Camera Shop, O.H. Sharp proprietor. Operated in Bethel from 1950-1975, then moved to Batavia. This photograph shows the Bethel location.

Photograph shows a group of people at the achievment awards to the state of Ohio for a clean up and paint up campaign. Location is Washington, DC. O.H. Sharp, Bethel mayor at the time, is seated in the front row. 1965.

Photograph shows Bethel mayor O.H. Sharp accepting an award for Bethel's 1966 clean-paint-fix-plant campaign. Pictured are Oscar H. Sharp, Judge Louis Schneider, and Ohio Governor James A. Rhodes. 1966.

Photograph shows the Bethel council. Top row: Joe Painter, Adrian Murray, Don Winder, Drear Gullett, Bill Duckworth. Seated: Ruth Parker, Clyde Mattox, Sterling Hamilton, and O.H. Sharp, mayor. Undated.

Photograph shows a campaign poster for Bethel mayor O.H. Sharp's run for county commissioner. 1968.

Photograph shows Bethel mayor O.H. Sharp accepting acheivement plaques for the years 1965, 1966, and 1967 from Mr. Hackendahl in Washington, DC. Undated.

Photograph shows O.H. Sharp holding a camera and standing in front of a Bethel-Tate schoolbus. Undated.

Photograph shows the Sharp family children seated on a bench. Left to right are Olive, Oscar, Eddie, and Charlie. Front & Ludlow Sts., Cincinnati, OH. 1916.