TITLE: Scene from Woodville, Ind.
DATE: 1910
PUBLISHER: unknown
POSTMARK: October 10, 1910
COLLECTION: M. Fleming
REMARK: Dirt road in photograph is present day 900 North, just west of the Indiana Highway 49 overpass. Railroad track is the Baltimore & Ohio.
TITLE: Woodville Junction railroad depot. Clarence Bloom and unidentified girl.
DATE: circa 1908-1915
PUBLISHER: unknown
POSTMARK: not applicalbe
COLLECTION: T. Cole
TITLE: Woodville Store, 1890 and 1990.
DATE: 1880, 1990
PUBLISHER: unknown
POSTMARK: not applicable
COLLECTION: T. Cole
TITLE: Woodville Store, 1890
DATE: 1890
PUBLISHER: unknown
POSTMARK: not applicable
COLLECTION: T. Cole
TITLE: Airline Passenger Station at Woodville Junction
DATE: circa 1920
PUBLISHER: unknown
POSTMARK: not applicable
COLLECTION: M. Fleming
TITLE: Baltimore and Ohio Railroad, Woodville, Indiana.
DATE: 1933
PUBLISHER: A. Barkley
POSTMARK: not applicable
COLLECTION: S. Shook
TITLE: Woodville, Indiana, baseball team. The Woodville Blocks.
DATE: Late 1890s
PUBLISHER: unknown
POSTMARK: not applicable
COLLECTION: T. Cole
REMARK: This photograph also appeared in a Chesterton Tribune in 1942; the newspaper was attempting to identify those individuals in the photograph. Dana Schroeder provided the following information concerning this photograph: "My picture has all the names written on the back. Here goes: Back Row, Left to Right - Theodore Johnston, Bill Bowman, Gust Sheets (Barber in Valpo), Roy Miskimins, Ed Kaub-plug hat, Abner Sanders. Middle Row - Verne Miskimins, Williard Herring, Charles Lindall. Front Row - W.S. Lindall, William Jacobson It also says at the bottom 'Late 1890s.' This is all handwritten in ink, so it's legit."