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714 - 716 - 718 West Broadway
Three photographs of 714 - 718 West Broadway. Katelman hardware.
720 West Broadway
Five photographs of 720 West Broadway. Scotty's antiques.
7200 Strike Against I.C. - Protest By Unions Over Settlement; I.C. Railroad At Near Standstill - About 40 Workers In C.B. On Strike
All Is Quiet . . . in most sections of the Illinois Central Railroad yard here. This picture was taken near Thirteenth Street and Avenue F.
722 Indian Creek
Four photos of Tilley's Service - 722 Indian Creek
732 West Broadway
Three photos of 732 West Broadway
738 West Broadway
Four photographs of 738 West Broadway
740 West Broadway
Four photographs of 740 West Broadway
803 East Broadway
Two photographs of 803 East Broadway
819 East Broadway
Three photographs of 819 East Broadway
823 East Broadway
Three photographs of Antique Shop at 823 East Broadway
8th Grade Class, Longfellow School
Photograph of lesson in the use of the catalog, given in Longfellow school by Miss Montague, 8-2 grade, March 1938
9 Freight Cars, Contents Burn In McPaul Derailment; Broken Truck Is Blamed
Jutting Skyward...at McPaul derailment, this flat car didn't get into orbit Tuesday. Its load, polished slabs of granite, slid off, foreground. Other picture on page 5.
901 East Broadway
Three photographs of 901 East Broadway - Corner of Broadway and Thomas St.
93-Year Tradition Ends As No. 5 Makes Last Run
Old No. 5...emerges through a cloud of swirling snow with its last string of passenger cards for Council Bluffs
93-Year Tradition Ends As No. 5 Makes Last Run
Swinging Down...from the engine cab are crewmen James Nelson, the fireman, and engineer Tom Ogilvie.
A 'Lift' For SW Iowa Drivers - 40 More Miles Of Interstate To Open Labor Day
Heavy Black Line . . . across center of map indicates segment of Interstate 80 that will be opened to traffic Labor Day from a point east of Dexter to an interchange on Highway 71 northeast of Atlantic.
A Blend Of The Past, Comfort Of Present - East Pierce Street Landmark
Eighty-nine Years . . . of local history are wrapped up in this red brick home on East Pierce St., the pioneer residence of George Keeline. It is owned now by Mr. and Mrs. Don Harrison.