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#16 Buckeye Steel patriotic display, possibly a May Day celebration, founded October 1902, located on Parsons Avenue, merged with Worthington Industries in 1980, circa 1920s

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#16 Buckeye Steel patriotic display, possibly a May Day celebration, founded October 1902, located on Parsons Avenue, merged with Worthington Industries in 1980, circa 1920s

The Roaring Twenties in Columbus come to Life through Historical Photos Capturing the decade’s Vibrancy

#16 Buckeye Steel patriotic display, possibly a May Day celebration, founded October 1902, located on Parsons Avenue, merged with Worthington Industries in 1980, circa 1920s

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