Small Town America

Karen Steely Birdseye Views, Commemorative, Main Street, Public Buildings, Town

Photographs of small-town merchants circa 1880 to 1915.

 

Postcards of Barton County, Missouri
Postcards of Barton County, Missouri
Postcards of Kansas City
Postcards of Kansas City <p>The second-largest city in Missouri, Kansas City sits at the confluence of the Kansas and Missouri Rivers. Kansas City is one of two county seats in Jackson County, the other being Independence. Known as the birthplace of the blues, the city is also known for its distinctive barbecue.</p>
Postcards of Missouri I.O.O.F.
Postcards of Missouri I.O.O.F. <p>Add photographs of the places where your ancestor lived and worked to your family history. Alice Alvina (Starling Brener Tarpley) Hayes spent her last years at the Independent Order of Odd Fellows (I.O.O.F.) Old Folks Home in Liberty, Missouri in the early 1930s. These postcards help you see what a beautiful location it was.</p>
Stereoviews of Eureka Springs, Arkansas
Stereoviews of Eureka Springs, Arkansas <p>Add photographs of the places where your ancestor lived and worked to your family history. My family came to Eureka Springs in Carroll County, Arkansas in the late 1870s, when it was first being built. By 1884, it would become what it remains today -- a resort town built in the heart of the Ozark Mountains, famous for its natural springs and steep hills. These are some of the photographs I have collected.</p>
Postcards of Missouri I.O.O.F.
Postcards of Missouri I.O.O.F. <p>Add photographs of the places where your ancestor lived and worked to your family history. Alice Alvina (Starling Brener Tarpley) Hayes spent her last years at the Independent Order of Odd Fellows (I.O.O.F.) Old Folks Home in Liberty, Missouri in the early 1930s. These postcards help you see what a beautiful location it was.</p>
Postcards of Wisconsin Veterans Hospital
Postcards of Wisconsin Veterans Hospital <p>Add photographs of the places where your ancestor lived and worked to your family history. My 2nd great-grandfather’s twin brother was injured in the Civil War and spent his last years at the Veterans Home in Waupaca County, Wisconsin in the late 1890s. These postcards help you see what a beautiful location it was.</p>

 

 

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