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Maurine Mohr is pulling an unknown child in a wagon at her family home on 87th St in 1934. Her dad’s Model T and the playhouse handmade by her father are in the background.

Edwin Shorey and his parents William and Alice (Rutledge) Shorey around 1924 on the Shorey farm at 55th St and Greenwich. The farm had been in the family since the early 1900s and Edwin’s wife Mabel sold it in 1984.

Wilbur Shinn with horses and a wagon on his homestead in November 1915.

The homestead of Wilbur Shinn in November 1915.

After 1911 Chris Mohr purchased a farm located on 87th Street and moved from the farm on 95th Street.

Harvest time near the Arkansas River in 1917 on the Carlton farm (located in what is now Oaklawn).

William and Alice Shorey standing in front of the Shorey house in early 1908. This house was torn down in 1966 to make way for the new home being built. The new home is still standing (June 2018). The man on the right is possibly Levin Rutledge,…

Ed Goodin owned this farm in the early 1900s through 1945. The barn in this photo was covered in tin by Herman Schweitzer during the time he owned the land from 1945 - 1988.