Browse Items (576 total)

Madalein Eve Rogers was a daughter of Frank and Emma Rogers, who ran the County Poor Farm in the early 1900s. Photographic print on a cabinet card.

Main Street in Derby was actually Baltimore. This photo is looking north on Baltimore circa 1910s.

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

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…

Main Street in Derby was actually Baltimore. This photo is looking south on Baltimore circa 1910s.

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.

Portrait of Margaret Dickson Garrett possibly taken in September 1866

Old Cowtown Museum description of photo on donation form - Studio portrait of Margaret Dickson Garrett Se is seated with her left forearm on a studio prop. Wearing a dark dress…

Marie Dixon feeding a parrot

Photo is from page 6 of the Dixon family scrapbook.

Catherine "Kate" Morton Dixon sent a scrapbook of photos to her brother Seymour Morton. The photos are of Dr. W. E. Dixon, wife Kate, and their children: Madge,…

Marie Dixon with camera

Photo is from page 13 of the Dixon family scrapbook.

Catherine "Kate" Morton Dixon sent a scrapbook of photos to her brother Seymour Morton. The photos are of Dr. W. E. Dixon, wife Kate, and their children: Madge, Maude,…

Marie Dixon with cats and a puppy.

Photo is from page 4 of the Dixon family scrapbook.

Catherine "Kate" Morton Dixon sent a scrapbook of photos to her brother Seymour Morton. The photos are of Dr. W. E. Dixon, wife Kate, and their children:…