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 Image: Title: Date: Description:
21. Inter-State Elevated Railway Cars Inter-State Elevated Railway Cars ca1885 Unidentified people before and aboard Inter-State Elevated Railway cars.
22. Elevated Railway Elevated Railway ca1885 Unidentified man posed next to elevated railway under construction in unidentified location.
23. Walnut Street Storefronts Walnut Street Storefronts ca1885 Full frontal view of storefronts along the east side of Walnut between 10th and 11th. Stores include Wakefield Mantel and Tile Company and Rood Bros.
24. Auditorium Theater Auditorium Theater ca1880s Full frontal and side view of Auditorium Theater; located on the northeast corner of 9th and Holmes.
25. Midland Hotel Midland Hotel ca1880 Full frontal and side view of Midland Hotel; located on 7th between Grand and Walnut. Business fronts on the first level include J. L. Nicolai and Palace Diamond Parlor.
26. Ice Storm Damage Ice Storm Damage ca1880 Electrical lines downed by ice storm in front of Cheatham and Company Furniture building.
27. Ice Storm Damage Ice Storm Damage ca1880 Electrical lines downed by ice storm at unidentified location. Commercial House is in view.
28. Ice Storm Damage Ice Storm Damage ca1880 Electrical lines downed by ice storm at unidentified location.
29. Plankinton and Armour Packing House Plankinton and Armour Packing House ca1875 Distant view of Plankinton and Armour packing house from atop a train car. Noted with photograph as our first packing ho[use].
30. Standard Oil Company Standard Oil Company 1903 Identified as damage to barrels located at the Standard Oil Company from the 1903 flood.
31. Ellsworth Zouaves Ellsworth Zouaves 1900 Group portrait of Ellsworth Zouaves standing before buildings on the west side of the 900 block of Main. Store fronts include W.C. Hobbs & Co., E.A. Walmsley, Goodrich & Olmstead and Dr. Arnold, Dentist....
32. Chicago, Milwaukee, and Saint Paul Railroad Bridge Chicago, Milwaukee, and Saint Paul Railroad Bridge 1896 Train crossing the Chicago, Milwaukee, and Saint Paul Railroad bridge (later the Chouteau Bridge).
33. Third Regiment Third Regiment 1892 Unidentified members of the Third Regiment with cannons at their encampment near Excelsior Springs. Includes African Americans in photograph.
34. Knight Templar Parade Knight Templar Parade 1892 Rooftop view of Knight Templar parade marching north along Main Street at 10th; shows onlookers. Includes a sign for St. George Hotel, Manning and Mann Manufacturing and Confectioners, The Williams Sign...
35. Chicago, Milwaukee and Saint Paul Railroad Bridge Chicago, Milwaukee and Saint Paul Railroad Bridge 1889 Construction view from middle of Missouri River of the Chicago, Milwaukee and Saint Paul Railroad bridge; later renamed the Chouteau Bridge.
36. Smelter In Argentine, Kansas Smelter In Argentine, Kansas 1889 Interior view of unidentified men tending furnaces at a smelter; located in Argentine, Kansas.
37. Smelter in Argentine, Kansas Smelter in Argentine, Kansas 1889 Interior view of unidentified workers around a smelter; located in Argentine, Kansas.
38. Board of Trade Building Board of Trade Building 1888 Construction view of the Board of Trade building tower; located on the northwest corner of 8th and Wyandotte.
39. Board of Trade Building Board of Trade Building 1888 Interior construction view of roof of Board of Trade building; located on the northwest corner of 8th and Wyandotte.
40. Buffalo Herd Buffalo Herd 1888 Herd of buffalo in pen at unidentified location. Written beside photograph: Last Buffalo in KC. From 1870 to 78 buffalo meat sold at 2-5 [cents] a # and stacks 10ft high were piled up at the end of the...