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Maurine Mohr and her cousin Opal Stewart
circa 1932

56A Maurine and Opal on Kay Street 1932 Maurine Holt.jpg

Maurine Mohr and her cousin Opal Stewart with a birthday cake in Maurine’s front yard located then on K-15 but now is Kay Street in 1932. Their house looked over at the Austin family’s place.

Tags: Austin family, cake, K-15, Kay Street, Maurine Mohr Holt, Opal Stewart

El Paso Business District
Derby Police Department, 229 N. Baltimore
(Historic Landmark #2)

On July 11, 1871, J. Hout Minnich and John Hufbauer filed a town plat for El Paso in Sedgwick County, Kansas. It established streets from Madison to Kay and from Water Street to Georgie Avenue, and business boomed.

Around the turn of the century,…

Tags: Atchison Topeka Santa Fe Railroad, Baltimore Avenue, Baltimore Market Place, barber, business, Catholic Church, Chet Smith, Chet Smith Grocery and Locker, City of Derby, Davidson & Case Lumber Company, dry goods, El Paso, El Paso Business District, El Paso Water Company, Farmers & Merchants Bank, First Presbyterian Church, Georgie Avenue, Gertie's Cafe, grain elevator, grocery, H. Jones General Store, hardware, Horace Jones, hotel, Independent Oil Company, John Hout Minnich, John Hufbauer, Kay Street, landmark, Lock Edwards Grocery, Madison Avenue, Market Street, mission church, Odd Fellows Hall, police, post office, Presbyterian Church, railroad, railroad depot, Santa Fe Railroad, Sickler brothers, T. D. Wardell, Thomas Weston, Trading Post Lumber Yard, train depot, Washington Street, Water Street, watering trough

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Maurine Mohr and her cousin Opal Stewart circa 1932

El Paso Business District Derby Police Department, 229 N. Baltimore (Historic Landmark #2)

Maurine Mohr and her cousin Opal Stewart
circa 1932

El Paso Business District
Derby Police Department, 229 N. Baltimore
(Historic Landmark #2)