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[The Bradstreet Company office in the Bank & Insurance Building]
Two women are seated at desks and three men stand in the outer office of the Bradstreet Company, rooms 301 to 303 in the B & I Building. The man in the light suit standing below the clock is the same man who is seated at the far desk in KL 135-357.…
[The Credit Guide Co. office in room 414 of the Security Building]
A man holding several papers is standing behind a long counter near a door with the number “414” and "The Credit Guide Co." painted on the glass. He is looking at a woman who is seated at a roll-top desk. An open ledger or record book and a…
[The Dubuque band marching in a Union Sunday School parade in Dubuque, Iowa]
A marching band comprised of about twenty men is marching along Main Street. The men are dressed in long sleeved white shirts, white pants, dark shoes and dark caps. A procession of men, women and children is following the band. An American flag is…
[The Eagle Point Community from the Mississippi River at Dubuque, Iowa}
Looking west from Mississippi River level, houses and other buildings may be seen. Small boats are pulled up on the shore near the buildings. The end of the Eagle Point Bridge is just visible up-river (north) of the buildings. The Eagle Point Bluffs…
[The former shop and residence of George P. Witter]
A two story home built of limestone and an additional wood and limestone building are visible in this image which was taken from across a dirt road. The house has a small, second story sun porch. Lightning rods are visible protruding from the roof.…
[The grandstand in Union Park Dubuque, Iowa]
A group of musicians appears to be preparing for a concert. They are seated in what the photographer has identified as the “grandstand” in Union Park in Dubuque, Iowa. The bandstand is located behind the streetcar terminal. See LO 262-263 for…
[The home of C. W. Datisman]
Two homes, several outbuildings, a large barn, and a windmill are visible in the foreground of this image. The smaller of the houses is located near the barn and outbuildings. The larger, somewhat newer appearing home, appears to be some distance…
[The home of Fred Koethe]
A large, two story white frame home is shown in this image. The photographer has identified the dwelling as “belonging to Fred Koethe.” A one story addition extends from the rear of the home. Three, unpainted out buildings are also visible…
[The home of John Datisman in 1926]
This image, taken from a neighboring hillside, shows a small farmstead. A frame, story and a half home and four out buildings are visible. The home has been painted a darker color. There is a small, white, front porch and there is white trim around…
[The home of Peter Witter]
A white frame farmhouse, several unpainted barns and outbuildings, and a windmill are visible in this image. A field of dry corn is in the foreground. A large mound, possibly "Sherrill's Mound" may be seen in the rear of the photograph.