TITLE: Smallest Bus Station. Here is pictured what Passenger Agent L. H. Frahm, of the Indianapolis Region, claims to be the smallest bus station. It is located at Lake Village, Indiana, and is owned and operated by Mrs. Bryan Bryant, the Greyhound agent there since 1928.
DATE: circa 1940s
PUBLISHER: unknown
POSTMARK: not applicable
COLLECTION: J. Iwinski-Miller
TITLE: Main intersection of Lake Village. Standing from left to right are George Christenson, Irvy Christenson, Harry Christenson, Julius Peterson (a mechanic and lathe man from Denmark), and Dutch (Gilbert) Christenson.
DATE: circa 1920s
PUBLISHER: unknown
POSTMARK: unknown
COLLECTION: J. Iwinski-Miller
TITLE: Lake Village Gas Station. Emily Schmidt is shown in the photograph along with an unidentified man. This station was located south of the main intersection in the village on old Highway 41. This was a gas station, snack bar, and later a dress shop. The business was operated by Ed and Alvina Iwinski (the family lived in the second floor of the structure).
DATE: circa 1950
PUBLISHER: unknown
POSTMARK: unknown
COLLECTION: J. Iwinski-Miller
TITLE: Looking north on old Highway 41 in Lake Village. The Boyd house is located on the right in this image.
DATE: circa 1925
PUBLISHER: unknown
POSTMARK: unknown
COLLECTION: J. Iwinski-Miller
TITLE: Lake Village school and gymnasium
DATE: circa 1920s or 1930s
PUBLISHER: unknown
POSTMARK: unknown
COLLECTION: J. Iwinski-Miller
TITLE: Lake Village train depot. On the back of the photograph are the following identified individuals: Henry Rainford, ---?--- Yott, Kenneth L. Rainford, Fred Rainford, ---?--- Rainford, ---?--- Yott, Bert Rainford, Albert Rainford. Front: boy with Grit bag is James, Szepanski, barefoot boy is Harold Davis.
DATE: circa 1914
PUBLISHER: unknown
POSTMARK: unknown
COLLECTION: S. Rainford
TITLE: Funeral procession for Laura Mott. Main intersection of Lake Village (Old Highway 41 and Old Highway 10)
DATE: 1915
PUBLISHER: unknown
POSTMARK: unknown
COLLECTION: Gerald Born
TITLE: Presbyterian Church
DATE: circa 1910
PUBLISHER: Bregstone PTV (#4)
POSTMARK: unknown
COLLECTION: J. Iwinski-Miller