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"View showing where Mayfield Dam stood," 24 March 1913
Postcard photograph of ruins of Mayfield power plant owned by Mrs. J.L. Gibbs. On the morning of 24 March 1913, flood waters had eaten away at the sandy embankment under the G.R. & I. Railroad tracks near the Mayfield dam. The dam collapsed, taking…
"Virgin of Seville". A color postcard, ca. 1940.
Color postcard entitled "Virgin of Seville," ca. 1940. On the back is written: "Mr. & Mrs. Peter I. Rademacher from Mrs. clara Mueller". Unstamped and unmailed. Art series, religious subjects, published by Julius Bien & Company, New York.
"Visit City Schools This Week. They live and learn in an atomic age. A picture taken from the Record Eagle. The Jungle Gym purchased by the Union Street P.T.A. and Board of Ed. in the school year 1945-1946."
Black and white photograph of the Union School jungle gym, purchased by the PTA and the Board of Education, as appeared in the Record-Eagle, school year 1945-1946.
"Visited Parents. Lieut. Clifford Brackenridge of Fort Brady, recently visited his parents, Mr. and Mrs. H. M. Brackenridge of R. 4." A photograph and article.
Black and white photograph and brief article about Clifford Brackenridge visits parents, ca. 1945.
"Votruba Leather Goods Co." The alley view of the store, 1996.
Color photograph of the alley view of Votruba's Leather Goods store, 1996.
"W. Hoolihan, Implements, Machinery. Agency for Champion Binders, Mowers. Gale Implements. Superior Grain Drills." A business.
Black and white photograph of W. Hoolihan's Implements & Machinery. There is a man standing at Street level, and two women on the balcony on the Second floor.
"W.F. Calkins", a portrait.
Black and white photographic portrait of W. F. Calkins.
"W.H. Umlor", a portrait.
Black and white photographic portrait of W. H. Umlor, Attorney.
"W.J. Rennie Livery. Queen City Delivery Co. Sale and feed barn."
Black and white photograph of W.J. Rennie Livery and Queen City Delivery.
"W.R. Stone, 1849, An Early Residence, Old Mission, Mich."
Colored photographic postcard of W.R. Stone with his residence. This postcard is a collage of seperate images of W.R. Stone walking with a cane, his residence which is in some disrepair and was likely taken at the time the postcard was produced, and…