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Search results for Rear    Refine your search Photographer Unknown (7) Format .jpg Resized to 1024 P... (7) Keyword Buildings (3) People (2) Churches (1) Dwellings (1) Fairs (1) Show more... Date Original 1897 (2) 1873 (1) 1877 (1) 1895 (1) 1910-1915 (1) Show more... results 1-7 of 7 item(s)  page 1 of 1 : ( <<  1  >> ) :: previous : next select all : clear all : add to favorites   Image: Title: Keyword: Description: 1. Pennsylvania Avenue Street Fair (1897) Buildings; Street musicians; Festivals Pennsylvania Avenue at Liberty Street. Warren Street Fair of 1897 (before 1901 as Johnson Exchange burned in 1900). Adam Shutt (behind wagon) on platform of Warren Mills (Pickett Hardware 1953). Some kind... 2. Hickory Street (1873) Aerial photographs; Buildings Looking south on Hickory Street, 1873. Public buildings at left of center are the First Methodist Church, Union School and Central School. The rear of the Carver House hotel is shown just right of the... 3. Thomas Struthers House (1895) Dwellings; Churches The Thomas Struthers house at the northeast corner of Market Street and Third Avenue in 1895, shortly before being razed to make way for the present (2004) First Presbyterian Church. The stone portion... 4. Great Street Fair of 1897 (1897) Physicians; Fairs; Hospitals Doctors serving during the occasion of the great street fair of 1897. At Emergency Hospital tent in General Warren Park. In front from left to right are ______ Bostwick, John A. Love, Urban G. Mease, J.... 5. Water and Market Streets Looking East (circa 1910) People; Bicycles & tricycles; Buildings; Streets Intersection of Pennsylvania Avenue and Water and Market Streets, looking east about 1910. Clara Eckardt stands between the cyclists. The Hultberg block is at rear, one section of which had been a wing... 6. Col. David Gardner in a Parade (circa 1910) Parades & processions; People Col. David Gardner, Marshall of Memorial Day Parade, in G.A.R. uniform. Building in rear is at southeast corner of Liberty Street and Third Avenue; built by Ebenezer Jackson and later called the Sill House.... 7. Swinging Bridge at Third Avenue (1877) Bridges; Suspension bridges; Schools The swinging footbridge at Third Avenue about 1900. It was replaced in 1904 with an iron auto bridge. At left rear is the original (1877) Jefferson Street School. select all : clear all : add to favorites results 1-7 of 7 item(s)  page 1 of 1 : ( <<  1  >> ) :: previous : next

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