Taken at night across the water, the photo shows flames soaring high into the sky as the Standard Lumber Company buildings burn. It is likely one of their 1911 fires.
Taken at night, across the water, black buildings are consumed in enormous flames. It's identified as the fire at the Standard Lumber Co.; the one likely captured here is one of the two disasters that occurred in 1911.
Taken from a different angle in the daylight, the photo shows smoke billowing from the Standard Lumber Co. fire, likely in 1911, and people lining the road to watch.
This view was taken looking south and west along Main Street toward the Federal Bank Building, now American Trust. This building was constructed in 1923. The Bank & Insurance Building, constructed in 1895, now the Fisher Building, may also be seen.…
A bearded, elderly man dressed in overhauls and a suit jacket and leaning on a cane, is standing next to an elderly woman. The woman is dressed in a light colored long sleeved dress and is wearing an apron. They are standing in front of a large frame…
A farmstead with a home and numerous out buildings is visible. The home, and several other buildings appear to have been built near the low banks of a river. A rowboat is visible near the shore. Trees may be seen behind the buildings. The number 1280…
A white farmhouse sits on the left side of the photograph. There is a barn behind the house, and what appears to be a small shed. There is a large pile of wood next to the house, where a man is leaning on, and looking at a young girl, who is standing…