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A view of Sylvan's Main Street in 1914, looking south.
"Main St. Sylvan Grove, Kan 1914." written on bottom of image.

Mary Lawson and father Sid Lawson inside their hardware store.

Student body of Sylvan Grove's German Lutheran School.

Andy Andersen, right, and one of his children at Andy's General Store, Sylvan Grove.

High School is at top left, fairgrounds at bottom center, and sale barn at right center.

from left to right: J. Earl Hobbs, Al Naylor, Dorene Gier Dohe.

Standing (left): Alan Osterman

Facing south wall at desk: Elta Graesch

Two other ladies: unidentified

Bill Thrun at the counter.

Left to Right: Clarence Diers, Les Walter and Bill Beverly in front of Lions Club float -- possibly at Wilson Czech Festival.
Van has printed on side: "Sylvan Lions".

Located about 8 miles north of Sylvan Grove, the Spillman Creek Double Arch Bridge and Park area offers a peaceful respite for visitors. The Bridge was placed on the Register of Historic Kansas Places by the Kansas Historical Society on August 21,…

Marilyn (Reinert) Frederking and son chat with Sid Lawson on Main St.