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Date of postcard is uncertain. Circa 1905-1915.

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Recipient: Miss Catharine Reid, Coffeyville, Kansas

Just got your letters, was sorry I wasn't at home when
you were down last time. Be sure & come up & stay with us next time. I…

Postmark: COFFEYVILLE KANS. JAN 16 3-PM 1912
Stamp: U.S. POSTAGE ONE CENT (Benjamin Franklin)

Recipient:Miss Nellie Havenhill Fort Scott,Kansas. A. B. Paine Bldg.

Message:Coffeyville Kan.Jan. 14.Dear friend, Am ashamed to of not written before…

Photos of historic churches in Coffeyville. Photos taken by John and Marilyn Biever in 1982 and are still standing and in use as of May 2026.

First Christian Church at 9th and Elm Streets (Photo also includes a corner shot of the First United…

This booklet contains images of buildings, houses, and more from Coffeyville, KS from 1907.

Page 2: OUR SOUVENIR, In introducing a souvenir edition of The Earth, we might explain first that we publish 2,000 copies daily of our newspaper, The…

Postcard depicting Coffeyville's Baptist Church

Photograph of Edmond G. Ross (1826-1907) and clipping from Coffeyville Weekly Journal from March 1907.

Senator Ross ran his publication "Ross' Paper" from 1871 to approximately 1873 in Coffeyville, KS. This publication can be found on…

Postcard showing houses on Elm Street in Coffeyville, Kansas. Several of these houses are still standing. We presume this postcard was created roughly 1910-1915, but no datestamps are on the original postcard.

A postcard of a Memorial Chapel in Coffeyville, Kansas for Mary Alice, the daughter of Mr. & Mrs. C.O. Dobbins. Located 1/4 mile north of Highway 169 and 166 intersection east of Coffeyville, then turn right 2 1/4 miles.

Postcard from roughly 1910-1915. Photo of the trolley that used to pass through Coffeyville on Eighth Street