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Interior of Sylvan Grove Roller Mill, owned by Neimyer and Martin E. Wunderlich. Sacks marked "Pride of Sylvan" flour.

The original school, with addition.

Sylvan Grove Telephone Office and Residence of E.S.W. Cross. Built by Cross in 1916. Home of Mr. & Mrs. S.M. Lawson from July 1917 to June 1918.

Left to right: Harry V. Lawson, Ed Beverly, and two unknown men.

The power plant under construction, Sylvan Grove had access to electricity in 1911. A water well is also shown. The building and water well are still in use today and are located just west of the town. "Power House and Well in Construction. Water…

Early days in Sylvan Grove. Hotel is at bottom left. Lutheran Church can be seen in upper right.

Sylvan's Main Street about 1890. View is looking south.
On the bottom of photo: "Main Street in Sylvan Grove about 1890.

Aerial view of town looking southwest to northeast.
Sticker on image: "Map of Sylvan Grove, KS. Donated by Wilma Burger Sylvan Grove, KS."

Sylvan Grove Main Street, possibly taken during County Fair or Carnival.

Back Row L-R: Coach Joe Ortiz, Glen Ringler, Jr., Don Reinert, Merrill Nielsen, Larry Meitler, Jody Sigle, Coach Duane Jamison.

Front: Michael Williamson, Richard Geyer, Mickey Meyer, Alan Osterman, Marc Nielsen, Arthur Dohl.