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Glen Mohr
circa 1913
Glen Mohr riding his bicycle on the Mohr farm around 1913.
H. Jones General Store and George Sickler's Dry Goods
Baltimore Street
early 1900s
The H. Jones General Store and George Sickler's Dry Goods store on Baltimore Street in the early 1900s
Main Street of Derby (Baltimore)
looking north
circa 1910s
Main Street in Derby was actually Baltimore. This photo is looking north on Baltimore circa 1910s.
Main Street of Derby (Baltimore)
looking north
circa early 1900s
Main Street in Derby was actually Baltimore. This photo is looking north on Baltimore circa early 1900s.
Written on the back of the photo:
Real Photo
Note two cowgirls
IR
Derby Kansas
Written on the back of the photo:
Real Photo
Note two cowgirls
IR
Derby Kansas
Main Street of Derby (Baltimore)
looking north
circa early 1910s
Main Street in Derby was actually Baltimore. This photo is looking north on Baltimore circa early 1910s.
Left side of the back of the first postcard:
Dear Margaret and all,
Am sending just a post card, am ashamed I haven’t written you but I have…
Left side of the back of the first postcard:
Dear Margaret and all,
Am sending just a post card, am ashamed I haven’t written you but I have…
Main Street of Derby (Baltimore)
looking south
circa 1910s
Main Street in Derby was actually Baltimore. This photo is looking south on Baltimore circa 1910s.
Main Street of Derby (Baltimore)
looking south
circa early 1900s
Main Street in Derby was actually Baltimore. This photo is looking south on Baltimore circa early 1900s.
During the photo scanning process, multiple people had copies of the same photo. We decided to share all the images.
During the photo scanning process, multiple people had copies of the same photo. We decided to share all the images.
Mohr family
circa 1913
The Mohr family in 1913 with their cornhusker.
From left to right: Chris Mohr, Merle Mohr, Harold Mohr, Glen Mohr, unknown man, and Mayme Mohr.
From left to right: Chris Mohr, Merle Mohr, Harold Mohr, Glen Mohr, unknown man, and Mayme Mohr.
Mohr family and friends
postmarked Mar. 6, 1908
Left to right:
Neighbor woman and her son, Angie Mohr McBee and and her son, Merle Mohr, Harold Mohr, Mary Mohr, and Blanche Mohr
Back of the postcard
Left side:
Well Ma, how are you. I want you and Pa to come and see us now you can make…
Neighbor woman and her son, Angie Mohr McBee and and her son, Merle Mohr, Harold Mohr, Mary Mohr, and Blanche Mohr
Back of the postcard
Left side:
Well Ma, how are you. I want you and Pa to come and see us now you can make…
Presbyterian Church
circa 1900s
A postcard photo of the Presbyterian Church