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Title: 1303 Park Street, David R. Warburton residence, Grinnell College Faculty House
Description: Photographs of the house at 1303 Park Street, built by and for David R. Warburton in about 1900.
Date Created: 1900
PID: grinnell:3277

Title: 418 East Street, Samuel A. Cravath residence
Description: Photograph of the house at 418 East Street, built sometime before 1878, when it was listed in the City Directory. The house was owned by Samuel A. Cravath, editor of the Grinnell Herald, the older and more prestigious of the two newspapers in town (the other being the Grinnell Register). The tower was later removed.
Date Created: 1900
PID: grinnell:3274

Title: 716 Fourth Avenue, Child's Livery and Feed Stable
Description: Photograph of Child's Livery and Feed Stable, located at 716 Fourth Avenue. The brick building was constructed in 1880 and is no longer standing.
Date Created: 1900
PID: grinnell:3290

Title: 800 Fourth Avenue, Bijou Theater
Description: Copy of a photograph of the Bijou Theater, located at 800 Fourth Avenue. The theater was owned by the G. W. Mart family, who also built the Strand Theater. The photograph was taken prior to 1914.
Date Created: 1900
PID: grinnell:3286

Title: 817 Seventh Avenue, Man on a "carnivalesque" cycling structure in the backyard of R. C. Ross residence
Description: Photograph of a "carnivalesque" in the backyard of the Ross residence at 817 Seventh Avenue, taken in the early 1900s. Bicyclists rode around the inner perimeter of the structure, made of wooden slats held erect by guide wires on a concrete slab.
Date Created: 1900
PID: grinnell:3285

Title: Abi Frances Alden Palmer
Description: Studio portrait of Abi Frances Alden Palmer, wife of Anson Hayden Palmer. They married in 1877. Portrait by Brown, Marshalltown, Iowa.
Date Created: 1900
PID: grinnell:11943

Title: Ames Block, Main Street, Oxford Cafe, Preston Opera House
Description: Photograph of the Ames Block, looking south down Main Street from Fourth Avenue to Commercial Street. The photograph was taken sometime after the removal of the third floor of the Preston Opera House, on the west side of Main Street.
Date Created: 1900
PID: grinnell:3306

Title: Bird's eye view of Earlville, Iowa, Methodist Episcopal Church, St. Joseph Catholic Church, Saint Joseph Catholic Church, Earl, George M.
Description: Looking northeast at the town of Earlville, Iowa with the bellow tower of the Methodist Episcopel Church in the center and the St. Joseph Catholic Church spire on the far right. Earlville was first named Nottingham in 1857 in honor of the leading officials of the railroad company and then changed to Earlville shortly after in honor of George M. Earl, an early landowner. Number 88.
PID: grinnell:16016

Title: Birds-eye view looking Southwest, Dysart, Iowa
Description: Looking southwest at the town of Dysart, Iowa, which was platted in 1872. The town takes its name from Joseph Dysart, a farmer and founder of the town.
PID: grinnell:14661