Browse Items (542 total)
Sort by:
Arthur M. "Max" Smeltzer
Former Derby City Council Member Ward III
14 years and 4 months
TermsApr. 21, 1981 - Apr. 18, 1995Dec. 15, 1998 - Apr. 20, 1999
elected Apr. 07, 1981 defeating Gene Greenroyd for the Ward III seat vacated by Lester "Les" Depperschmidt
sworn in Apr. 21, 1981
re-elected Apr. 05, 1983 defeating Albert "Al"…
Artist rending of the Derby Baptist Church
The Derby Baptist Church was built at Market and Georgia around 1885 and dedicated on November 22, 1885.
Asher Awari - 1st Grade, Wineteer Elementary (Youth Division: Kindergarten to 2nd Grade - 2nd Place)
Austin Family
circa 1930s
The Austin family in the 1930s.
Front row (left to right): Odas Austin and unknown boy in overalls
Middle row (left to right): Kenneth Austin, unknown girl with doll, Beulah (Austin) Rippel, Audine (Austin) Finch, unknown man (maybe Harold…
Front row (left to right): Odas Austin and unknown boy in overalls
Middle row (left to right): Kenneth Austin, unknown girl with doll, Beulah (Austin) Rippel, Audine (Austin) Finch, unknown man (maybe Harold…
Bank of Derby
early 1900s
Dr. H. C. Tucker built this building to house his drug store and the Bank of Derby. The Farmers and Merchants Bank was located in this building from 1907 - 1916.
Baptist Church
A slide of a photo of the Baptist Church.
Baptist Church
circa 1900s
Baptist Church postcard
circa 1900s
circa 1900s
Baptist Church
circa 1920s
The First Baptist Church’s first building which stood 1877-1926. This photo was taken in the 1920s, possibly 1922.
Baptist Church
Sept. 13, 1911
Postcard of the Baptist Church postmarked Sept. 13, 1911
Left side of the back of the postcard:
Dear Chas.
We arrived OK.
Isa was in Wichita to meet us.
Margaret went to Udall will look for you Sat
With Love Erma
Right side of the back…
Left side of the back of the postcard:
Dear Chas.
We arrived OK.
Isa was in Wichita to meet us.
Margaret went to Udall will look for you Sat
With Love Erma
Right side of the back…
Baptist Church Ladies group
circa 1923
The Baptist Church Ladies group in 1923. Maurine Holt’s mother Lela Williams is standing on the far right. She lived on Kay Street so she could go to school in Derby.