Old Photos and Postcards

EVICTED SHARE CROPPERS IN 1939 PHOTOS AT LIBRARY OF CONGRESS -- VIEW

Poplar Bluff Mo. Pac. Train Station Contributed by: Stephen Newell Home of Dr. George T. Bartlett [1830-1897] and said to have been the first brick house in Poplar Bluff. On the back the photo is inscribed �to Mrs. Bathsheba Chandler� --- Submitted by: Janelle Swearingen Virgil G. RIGGIN's blacksmith shop in Poplar Bluff Missouri Contributed by: Stan - [email protected] on the back as: "Bigsby, Bates, and Virgil" Virgil G. RIGGIN's Black Smith shop view 2 Virgil G. RIGGIN's Black Smith shop view 3 Contributed by: - Stan - redcloud house appears to be from somewhere in Butler County (based on the photos I found it with), but I'm not sure. I was wondering if anything about the names rang any bells for you. It depicts an old hut-type place called Red Cloud House, p.o.b. (place of business??), Everit Prop. (proprietor?), Turner Works. Stork and Adams Store, with photo Alnora Chase Taylor & Fannyca. mid 1940's Seated L to R: Alnora Chase Taylor & Fanny (surname unknown) Fanny is beleived to be Alnora's cousin. Fanny lived in Poplar Bluff. Standing Luther Taylor and Oscar Chase, Alnora's husband and brother. Does any one have any information on Fanny unknown) and her family submitted by: Sue Eskew [email protected] Alnora (Norie) Chase Taylor and Altha Lady on our left is Alnora (Norie) Chase Taylor other lady is Altha (surname but believed to be the daughter of Fanny Altha lived in Poplar Bluff and that her mother Fanny was Alnora's cousin submitted by: Sue Eskew [email protected] Grand Avenue on Saturday Morning 1927 submitted by Jean Williams Greer, Croy and Finch Funeral Home Old 1909 Post card - Name on lower section - Poplar Bluff MO. submitted by: Julie & Ralph Ganis Meat Market in Poplar Bluff Either Hogg or Sauerweins Contributed by Woody Garrett [email protected] and Susan [email protected] Geo. Sauerwein's Meat Market Contributed by Woody Garrett [email protected] and Susan [email protected] Meat Market Contributed by: Susan (Sawuerwein) Opalka -- This is the interior of George Sauerwein's meat market. November, 1902. "George Sauerwein, born 1869 in Brighton Illinois. Taken the week before his marriage to Grace Florence Derry 1880-1902." Unknown man and woman Contributed by Betty Coffman

PostCards -- Contributed by: Mary Collins

Court House Court House 2 Main Street North Main Street 1907 Vine and Fourth Streets

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