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Cherry family house
circa 1919
The Cherry family home burnt down around 1928 due to a fire starting in the coal furnace in the basement. The farm is located at 95th and Woodlawn.
Frankie Cherry & Mrs. Bell
circa 1919
Frankie Cherry (left) and Mrs. Bell in 1919 on the Cherry farm.
Neighborhood club meeting
circa 1919
The neighborhood women at their club meeting on the Cherry farm in 1919. There are two names missing.
Back row: Ada Cherry, Lena Miller, Effie Hamilton, Ella Goodin, Nell High, Carie States, and Laura Baxter
Middle row: Lester High, Ruth High,…
Back row: Ada Cherry, Lena Miller, Effie Hamilton, Ella Goodin, Nell High, Carie States, and Laura Baxter
Middle row: Lester High, Ruth High,…
Robert Cherry and daughter-in-law Ada
circa 1919
Robert Alexander Cherry (seated) and his daughter-in-law Ada Cherry to the right on the Cherry farm in 1919.
People at the Cherry farm
circa 1919
A group of people at the Cherry farm in 1919. Robert Alexander Cherry is the second from the left and his daughter-in-law Laura (Woodman) Cherry is the second from the right.
Neighborhood farm women picnic
circa 1919
The neighborhood farm women would get together and have a picnic at the Cherry family farm. The get togethers stopped about two years ago (2016).
In the photo taken in 1919 they were dressing up for fun. Ada Cherry is on the far left; Dorothy…
In the photo taken in 1919 they were dressing up for fun. Ada Cherry is on the far left; Dorothy…
Stacking hay on the Cherry Ranch
circa 1919
Alex Cherry, Mr. Foley (on the stack), and Lyle Cherry at the Cherry farm circa 1919
Stacking hay on the Cherry Ranch
circa 1919
Mr. Foley, Lyle Cherry, and Mr. Eck stacking hay on the Cherry farm circa 1919.
Stacking hay on the Cherry farm
circa 1919
Farmers working on stacking hay on the Cherry farm circa 1919.