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  • Collection: Council Bluffs Public Library Special Collections

Photograph of bronze bust of Dr. Lee De Forest. E. N. Pickerill and Frederic Allen Williams also pictured.

E. N. Pickerall, 4 Weybridge Road, Meneola, L.I., N.Y.

Photograph of the Broadway Theater, Council Bluffs.
Billboard reads: "Colleen Moore in "Why be good" - Three Vitaphone Vodvil Comedy Acts."

Photograph of the exterior of Broadway Methodist Church, Council Bluffs (Iowa).

Photograph of Broadway in Council Bluffs, 1864. Looking west from 4th street.

Photograph of Broadway looking east from 6th street.

Photograph of Broadway street at night looking west from 4th street.

Photograph of Boyer Coal and Coke, with trucks lined up out front.

Photographs of the Council Bluffs bookfellows.

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Photograph of the Bluff City Laundry in Council Bluffs (Iowa) with delivery trucks lined up outside.

Reproduction of a postcard of Bluff City Laundry. Horse drawn carts lined up outside the building.

Portrait of Benjamin R. Pegram, Early Citizens of Council Bluffs.

Postcard. Bayliss Park and Hotel Chieftain, Council Bluffs, Iowa.

Fountains -- Iowa -- Council Bluffs.
Council Bluffs (Iowa) -- History -- Photographs.
Council Bluffs (Iowa) -- History -- 1950-2000.
Council Bluffs (Iowa) -- Parks.

Photograph of the Bayliss Park fountain in Council Bluffs (Iowa).

Photograph of the Real Estate Board planting a tree in Bayliss Park. Partial list of names attached.

From back of image: "May 1938 - Real Estate Board planting tree in Bayliss Park in honor of [?] Mc Gee, Realtor who did much to beautify city…

Portrait of Bassel Fox, Early Citizens of Council Bluffs.

Back to the Rails celebration banquet. Sept. 24, 1940. W. P. Kennedy, V. P. of the Brotherhood of Railway Trainmen.

Back to the Rails celebration banquet. Sept 24, 1940. William Jeffers President Union Pacific and E. V. Gustafson.

Back to the Rails celebration banquet. Sept. 24, 1940. Governor George A. Wilson and Queen Retta Decker.

Back to the Rails celebration banquet. Sept. 24, 1940. Robert R. O'Brien and Gov. George A. Wilson.
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