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The Goodacre family on their farm
circa 1902
Left to right: Charles Alva "Pat" Goodacre, James "Jim" Goodacre, Jr., a Mock relative, Sarah (Mock) Goodacre, a Mock relative, a Mock relative, and James Goodacre
The family of Christian Mohr
circa 1890s
Christian Mohr and his wife Mary moved from El Paso, Illinois to El Paso, Kansas in the early 1880s.
Back row: Christian "Chris" Mohr, Mary (Horn) Mohr, Katherine "Katie" (Mohr) Pond, and Albertus "Bert or Bertie" Mohr.
Front row: Evangeline…
Back row: Christian "Chris" Mohr, Mary (Horn) Mohr, Katherine "Katie" (Mohr) Pond, and Albertus "Bert or Bertie" Mohr.
Front row: Evangeline…
The Eight Grade of Derby, Kansas Commencement Exercises
May 30, 1910
Front page:
Commencement 1910
Second page:
The Eight Grade
of
Derby, Kansas
announce their
Commencement Exercises
Monday evening, May thirtieth
nineteen hundred ten
at eight o'clock
Evangelical Church
Third page:
Class…
Commencement 1910
Second page:
The Eight Grade
of
Derby, Kansas
announce their
Commencement Exercises
Monday evening, May thirtieth
nineteen hundred ten
at eight o'clock
Evangelical Church
Third page:
Class…
The Ed Goodin family farm
circa 1900s
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.
The Commencement program for the Derby and Rural School graduates on June 6, 1919
Front page:
The Graduates of
The Derby and Rural Schools
announce their
Commencement Exercises
Friday evening, June sixth, at nine o'clock
High School Auditorium
1919
Inside page:
Motto: "Keep a Goin'"
Colors: Pink and White
Class…
The Graduates of
The Derby and Rural Schools
announce their
Commencement Exercises
Friday evening, June sixth, at nine o'clock
High School Auditorium
1919
Inside page:
Motto: "Keep a Goin'"
Colors: Pink and White
Class…
The Carlton House
circa 1894
The Carlton family came to Derby in 1871 and built a house located on Oliver between 47th and 55th on the west side. The family is pictured in 1894 (left to right): Lucinda Blevins Carlton (in the background), Franklin S. Carlton, Lilly Belle Craig,…
The Carlton Family
circa 1876
Franklin S. and Lucinda Carlton came to Sedgwick County in December 1871 initially purchasing 400 acres along the Arkansas River and by 1888 his land totaled 1,000 acres. They built a house located on Oliver between 47th and 55th on the west side.
T. D. Wardell's hardware store
circa 1900s
In November 1889 T. D. Wardell moved his hardware business across the street into the ground floor of the Independent Order of Odd Fellows (I. O. O. F.) hall. People listed left to right: Miss Cynthia Rogers, assistant postmistress; Bert Minnich,…