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Three men, from left to right. are Edward Hoffmann, Emil Youngblood, and Albert D. Hoffmann. The men are harvesting or picking something. They are standing behind droves of plants and weeds and looking closely at what they are touching. Edward is…

A photographic portrait of John Hoffmann. This is possibly Peter B. Hoffmann Jr's uncle, the brother of Peter B. Hoffmann Sr. John is wearing a collared jacket with a white shirt underneath the collared jacket. The jacket appears to have a thickness…

A colorized outdoor scene of Catfish Creek below the Julian Dubuque monument. The trees along and hanging over the creek are full of leaves. The monument at the top of the bluff on the right side is barely visible. Behind the photographer is the…

A small and shallow creek is pictured in a grassy, forested area. There are rocks along the creek and a larger stone near the front that the water is running next to. The creek changes in elevation and is higher in the back of the photograph and…

Edward Hoffmann and Emil Youngblood are standing in a rocky cave. The walls of the cave appear to have either calcium buildups or something else. The men are standing in an opening/small hole of the cave, behind some rocks. Edward is on the left and…

The House or Home of the Good Shepherd building, that is now Hennessy Hall at Loras College. The House of the Good Shepherd was a home to rehabilitate and restore delinquent or neglected girls, aged 13-21. The buildings is a 4-5 story, red-brick…

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.…

The Sacred Heart Church, Holy Spirit Parish on of two other Catholic Churches that were apart of the Holy Spirit Parishes. The Church is to the right of the photograph and is on the corners of Windsor and 22nd Streets. There are two main steeples on…

The Key City Roller Mills or Rooster Feeds was a company that produced feed products. The large building on the left says, "Key City Roller Mills" and "Use Rooster Flour." It is a 3-4 story building with a large smoke stack on the left side. The…

The Hammel-Henker Key City Roller Mill building in Dubuque, Iowa was located at 18th and Pine Streets. The Key City Roller Mills or Rooster Feeds was a company that produced feed products. The large building says, "Key City Roller Mills" and "Use…