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Council Bluffs Firm Enters Chair Market
Finishing Touches...are administered by Harold Hiers to one of the 60 vinyl-covered models. Inspecting the job are Bob Bergstrom, and Don Pfeiffer.
Council Bluffs Fire Department, 1895
Photograph of the firemen and fire engines of the Council Bluffs Fire Department.
The men in the photograph, members of the No. 3 Fire Company, are (from left to right): Frank Hitchcock, Norris Wicks, Charles Sanderson, J.N. Cochran, and Jim…
The men in the photograph, members of the No. 3 Fire Company, are (from left to right): Frank Hitchcock, Norris Wicks, Charles Sanderson, J.N. Cochran, and Jim…
Council Bluffs Fire Department, 1884
Copy of a photograph of the Council Bluffs Fire Department take May 30, 1884. Names of firemen and horse on the back of photo.
Council Bluffs Fire Department Exempt Certificate
Exempt Certificate presented to Fireman George Bowers. Signed by the Clerk and Mayor of Council Bluffs.
Council Bluffs Fire Department #3
A photograph of Council Bluffs firefighters and a horse drawn fire engine.
Council Bluffs Fire Department
Council Bluffs Fire Department
Council Bluffs Fire Department
These Men Guard Council Bluffs Homes and Businesses From Destruction
Council Bluffs Elevators Play Major Part In Local Railroad Industry - Furnish Employment For 224 Men With Payroll Of $154,000
Crowell Elevator Company . . . Thirtieth street and First avenue. Capacity: 1,200,000 bushels. Owned by Rock Island railroad.
Council Bluffs Elevators Play Major Part In Local Railroad Industry - Furnish Employment For 224 Men With Payroll Of $154,000
Updike Grain Corporation . . . Tenth street and Avenue L. Capacity: 2,750,000 bushels. Owned by North Western railroad.
Council Bluffs Elevators Play Major Part In Local Railroad Industry - Furnish Employment For 224 Men With Payroll Of $154,000
Butler-Welsh Grain Company . . . Twenty-fourth avenue and Fourth street. Capacity: 370,000 bushels. Owned by Milwaukee railroad.
Council Bluffs Elevators Play Major Part In Local Railroad Industry - Furnish Employment For 224 Men With Payroll Of $154,000
Omaha Elevator Company . . . Eighteenth avenue and Twenty-third street. Capacity: 1,500,000 bushels. Privately owned but on Union Pacific trackage.
Council Bluffs Elevators Play Major Part In Local Railroad Industry - Furnish Employment For 224 Men With Payroll Of $154,000
Butler-Welsh Grain Company . . . Thirty-third street and First avenue. Capacity: 410,000 bushels. Owned by Burlington railroad.
Council Bluffs Elevators Play Major Part In Local Railroad Industry - Furnish Employment For 224 Men With Payroll Of $154,000
Scoular-Bishop Grain Company . . . Thirty-sixth street and First avenue. Capacity: 250,000 bushels. Privately owned but on Burlington, Rock Island and North Western railroad trackage.
Council Bluffs Elevators Play Major Part In Local Railroad Industry - Furnish Employment For 224 Men With Payroll Of $154,000
Archer-Daniels-Midland Company . . . Twenty-sixth avenue and Fourth street. Capacity: 2,000,000 bushels. Owned by Burlington railroad.
Council Bluffs Drive-In
Photographs of the Council Bluffs Drive-In theater in 1999 - celebrating its 49th anniversary.
Council Bluffs Drive-in
Images of the Council Bluffs Drive-in Theater. Screening of "First Blood."
Council Bluffs Dedicates Its Viaduct
Parade of Progress...moves across the $2,000,000 Broadway Viaduct. Pretty girls, jeeps, floats, dignitaries, clown-mobiles, convertibles, National Guardsmen and horses were all included in the parade celebration here on Wednesday afternoon.
Council Bluffs Coal and Ice
Photograph of Council Bluffs Coal and Ice.Signs advertising Atlas and Dixie coal.
Council Bluffs Civil Air Patrol Series
8 photographs. Civil Air Patrol. Council Bluffs Squadron. Group photograph by Howard Shortley. Members not identified.