Five Brunswick Phonographs along a wall. The wall is a lighter color with a white lattice-work design around the wall. The wall on the left side of the photograph features two phonographs that are facing the camera, slightly angled toward one…
Emily and Edward Hoffmann are fishing while Albert stands on the bank behind them. Prince the horse waits with the buggy on the top of the bank, while another two men - probably Peter B. Sr. and Emil Youngblood - are farther downstream.
A tree covered shoreline sits alongside a waterway. The trees are elevated slightly above the water and some of the roots are exposed. The trees sit on the left side of the photograph. Sitting behind a tree is a woman who is looking at the…
Seven men and one woman work in a large Standard Oil Company office, rooms 201-202 in the B & I Building. Photo KL 141-264 pictures the second part of this office. A day calendar reading, “Monday, June 10” hangs from a pillar at right. Through the…
The First Congregational Church, United Church of Christ on the corners of Locust St. and 10 St. The steeple of the church is on the left side of the church, at the corner. The steeple extends upwards in the square shape and has a point at the top.…
A thick growth of ivy covers the parsonage of the First Congregational Church. The taller church building, constructed of brick, is also partially visible. A stone curb and sidewalk are visible in front of both buildings. An alley runs along the side…
The First Church of Christ Scientist that was built in 1911, as the cornerstone states at the left side of the building and photograph. The church is located on the corner of Bluff and 9th Streets, facing 9th. It is a 2 story, small building with…
This image shows a large, unfinished structure, constructed of light colored brick. Houses are visible above and directly behind the structure. Two sets of double doors are visible. Steps lead up to the doors. A large plaque has been placed on the…
Smoke billows high in the sky from the fire at the Standard Lumber Company, likely in 1911. Men and women are lined up in the lumberyard to watch the flames.