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Mr. and Mrs. U.G. and Lillian Stewart are pictured inside the Rossville, Kansas, Post Office, where Mr. U.G. Stewart was postmaster from 1908-1911. The location of the Post Office at that time is unknown.

We believe this is a photograph of the library within a few years of its construction.

This is a view of Rossville, Kansas, Main Street looking north in the early 1920s.

This picture of Main Street in Rossville, Kansas, was taken sometime after sidewalks were built in 1910 but before cars became the norm.

An account of the history of Bonner Springs, KS according to C. L. David. The date he wrote it is unknown.. At the end of the account was a hand written addition by an unknown person. The person who edited and typed the account is unknown. There is…

Believe item to be the same couple in RCL0268

Front side: Man (seated) and woman (standing

Back side: Addressed to Mr. Claud Dodge

Transcription: Say Claude our pictures were not good so we just got a few finished on their cards. We [illegible] to get some better ones some time. You know…

Front side: Postcard with picture of unknown woman.

(not postmarked)

Addressed to: Mr. Claude Dodge, Belleville, Kansas

Hello Claude: I guess you are dead so I'll send this to waken you. Now I ain't [scarted] if I do look it. Ha. When are…

Earl Mitchell of Rural Delia escape serious injury Friday afternoon when his tractor fell from the Soldier Creek bridge throwing him clear. Mitchell suffered only broken ribs. The front wheels of the tractor fell into a plank crack on the bridge and…

Detached residence, rectangle with recessed side porch and central entrance, two stories, three front bays, wood frame construction with weatherboard first floor and shingles second floor, concrete foundation, gable roof. 1/1 double-hung wooden…