Looking southeast at a two-story brick building built and dedicated on February 21, 1915. By congregational vote, the name of the church was changed from “First Methodist Church” to “St. Paul’s Methodist Church” in 1947. The church is located at 531 W. Main Street, Cherokee, Cherokee County, Iowa. Number 24162-5.
Looking southwest at a one story wooden building with view of the large stained glass window. This building is presently the Community United Methodist Church located at 309 West Superior Street, Clarksville, Butler County, Iowa.
Montage of 5 street scenes and a train arriving at the station. The bottom right scene is looking south on Fourth Street with the Colo Methodist Episcopal Church on the right. The wooden church first belonged to the Church of God and was purchased and remodeled by the Methodist Church in 1886. 1911 postmark.
The two story brick building was opened November 1, 1904. Sign on front of the building says "U.S. Weather Bureau, Department of Agriculture". The discretion as to where the weather stations are to be located is left with the Secretary of Agriculture. Number 10149.
Looking northeast at the entrance to a three-story brick and stone church built in the mid-1800s and located at 809 Iowa Avenue, College Springs, Page County, Iowa. 1915 postmark.
