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A 5" x 7" black and white photograph copied from a glass negative of Grubel Bottling Works. Signage on the side of the wagon states; Geo. Grubel, Sodawater All Flavors, Bonner Springs, Kansas. Information on the front of the photograph states:…

A 5" x 7" black and white photograph copied from a glass negative of the ice delivery wagon. Information on the front of the photograph states: Bonner Springs, Kansas, City Ice Delivery Wagon - Earl Thorp, driver.

A 5" x 7" black and white photograph copied from a glass negative of the Standard Oil Tank. The information on the front of the photograph states: 1907 Standard Oil Tank in Spring of Year - Wagon Bridge on left. The man in the photograph is…

Groundbreaking ceremony for the new Bonner Springs City Library. Pictured L-R: Mayor Clausie Smith, City Council members, Larry Berg, Bob Reeves, Tom Stephens, Wayne Grey, Jerry Jerritt, , Lloyd Messmer, Kim Beets, Library Director, Judy…

Adams, Ben 4-4-1918
Adams, J.J. – Master Mechanic
New Supt. 3-10-1921
Adams, John – supt. 11-17-1921
Adams, L.L. 7-26-1923
Adkins, Bob 1-2-1919
Alabama 12-17-1914
Alexander, J. K. Supt. pkg. room 7-24-1913
Allen, Ida Mrs. –…

The program belonged to Archer Ruby, a member of the Bonner Springs High School boys basketball team. The program lists the names of both the boys and girls team members as well as the cities where they attended high school. Also listed are the…

A 5" x 7" black and white photograph copied from a glass negative shows one of the completed cement plant buildings. Information on the front of the photo states: Bonner Springs Portland Cement Co. under construction. 1907-building the kiln…

A 5 1/2 " x 3 1/2" sepia tone postcard. George Davenport in the cab of his engine and his brakeman standing behind him. The Bonner Brand Portland Cement Co. is on the side of the engine The postcard is dated November 10, 1913.

A 5" x 7" black and white photograph copied from a glass negative shows one of the completed cement plant buildings. Photograph not dated.

A 5" x 7" black and white photograph copied from a glass negative shows the construction of the cement plant buildings. This photograph is not dated.