Then and now · 2026-09-27
Gahanna, Ohio in 1922 vs today
Olde Gahanna in 1922, from the Sanborn fire insurance map at the Library of Congress, laid over the same streets today. Mill Street and Granville Street are right where they were, and so is Big Walnut Creek. Sanborn drew every building for insurers: yellow for wood, pink for brick.
Which of these 1922 buildings is still standing? Go look and tell us.
Sources:
- Sanborn map colors: Library of Congress, 'Interpreting Sanborn Maps'
- 1922: Sanborn Map Company, Library of Congress
- 2025: Ohio Statewide Imagery Program (OGRIP)
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