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A Hesquiat Belle
Title
A Hesquiat Belle
Date Created
1915
PID
faulconer-art:698
A Nootka
Title
A Nootka
Date Created
1915
PID
faulconer-art:3405
A Woman of Hesquiat
Title
A Woman of Hesquiat
Date Created
1915
PID
faulconer-art:671
A Woman of Nootka
Title
A Woman of Nootka
Date Created
1915
PID
faulconer-art:687
A business street, Brooklyn, Iowa
Title
Front Street, A business street, Brooklyn, Iowa
Description
Looking northeast from Front Street.
Date Created
1915
PID
grinnell:13850
Allison Hotel, Cedar Rapids, Iowa
Title
Allison Hotel, Cedar Rapids, Iowa
Description
Looking at a five-story brick and stone hotel building that once housed the Bishops cafeteria. The cafeteria closed in 1981 and the hotel was demolished in 1983 to create a new parking lot. 1915 postmark. Number 74. Series 189.
Date Created
1915
PID
grinnell:14137
Bildnis Dr. M
Title
Bildnis Dr. M, Portrait of Dr. M
Date Created
1915
PID
faulconer-art:3641
Birdseye view looking east, Cedar Rapids, Iowa
Title
Birdseye view looking east, Cedar Rapids, Iowa, Cedar Rapids Post Office and Federal Building, Cedar Rapids Business College
Description
Looking east on 2nd Avenue SE with the Cedar Rapids Post Office and Federal Building on the right and the Cedar Rapids Business College shown in the background. The post office and federal building was constructed in 1895 at a cost of $100,000 and renovated and enlarged in 1906 at a cost of $215,000 by James Knox Taylor, supervising architect of the United States Treasury. Listed in the National Register of Historic Places. The Cedar Rapids Business College was constructed in 1911 and located on the corner of Second Avenue and Fifth Street. 1915 postmark. Number 74.
Date Created
1915
PID
grinnell:14138
Blue Banner Kentucky Rock
Title
Blue Banner Kentucky Rock
Description
Two men pose with a horse-drawn wagon full of rock on a Grinnell, Iowa, street. A large sign on the wagon says: "This is a load of celebrated Blue Banner Kentucky rock sold by Willson and Hastings. Will give to the one guessing nearest actual weight." The wagon and the horses are decorated with American flags so this is possibly an entry in a July 4th parade. Businesses in the background include C.N. Dawley and The Grinnell House. Blue Banner was a type of coal in use circa 1915. Drake Community Library (Grinnell, Iowa) Archives. Miscellaneous photographs. Collection #17-5, Views of Grinnell.
Date Created
1915
PID
grinnell:12712
Ceremonial Preparation for Whaling
Title
Ceremonial Preparation for Whaling
Date Created
1915
PID
faulconer-art:696