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ObjectID Object Description
2018.021.068
Print, Photographic
This photograph was taken during the 12th Annual Diagonal Street Fair held in Diagonal, Iowa, between August 19 and August 21, 1925. During this fair, the Babe La Neal trapeze team performed and… Read More no-photo image
2018.021.069
Sign, Traffic
This photograph shows one of the street corners located near the town square in Mount Ayr, Iowa. The small sign located next to the mule-drawn carriage in the street states "Keep to the Right." Mount… Read More Sign, Traffic
2018.021.070
Station, Service
This service station in Tingley, Iowa, William Brookman in 1923 and sold to E. M. Breckenridge in 1924. Between 1924 and 2006, the station went through eight different owners. The station's last… Read More Station, Service
2018.021.071
Truck
This photograph shows the north side of the Mount Ayr town square in the mid-1940s. The truck in the middle of the street is a Mount Ayr Mill & Feed delivery truck. Three different Coca-Cola… Read More Truck
2018.021.072
Church
This photograph shows the High Point Methodist Episcopal Church as it appeared around 1912. This rural church was constructed in Ringgold County in 1874, and it was located about one mile east of the… Read More Church
2018.021.073
Depot, Railroad
This photograph shows the Humeston & Shenandoah railroad depot at Tingley, Iowa. Before the town of Tingley was formed, a rural post office named after Tingley Cornwall, a pioneer farmer, was… Read More Depot, Railroad
2018.021.074
Bank
This photograph shows the east side of the townsquare in Redding, Iowa. The Union Savings Bank located on the street corner was created in 1908 when two banks, the Peoples Bank and the Redding Bank,… Read More Bank
2018.021.075
Print, Photographic
This photograph shows the Diagonal Maroons boys' basketball team (center) being honored after winning State Class B Boys Basketball Tournament in 1938. The team was coached by Omer Clay "Pop" Varner… Read More Print, Photographic
2018.021.076
Store, General
This photograph shows Mount Ayr resident W. A. Simpson's dry goods store in Mount Ayr, Iowa. This building was built in 1886 after a fire destroyed the buildings that previously stood at this… Read More Store, General
2018.021.077
School
This photograph shows the high school in Knowlton, Iowa, as it appeared in around 1914. The school was built in 1891 for a cost of $3,000. The Knowlton school graduated its last class in 1920;… Read More School
2018.021.078
Church
St. John's Catholic Church in Diagonal, Iowa, was built and dedicated between 1909 and 1910. Father M. J. Culhane arrived at the church in 1922 and served in Diagonal until the church closed in 1970… Read More Church
2018.021.079
Church
The Free Methodist Church in Mount Ayr, Iowa, was built in 1951. The Mount Ayr Free Methodists spent many years meeting in schools and other buildings, and this new church provided them a place to… Read More Church
2018.021.080
Print, Photographic
This photograph shows Ringgold County's first Sheriff's Posse, which was a group of citizens that Sheriff Elbert Strange recruited to help him maintain law and order in Ringgold County. Content can… Read More Print, Photographic
2018.021.081
Print, Photographic
On June 24, 1909, a benefit baseball game was played between two teams of Mount Ayr, Iowa, businessmen nicknamed the "Fats" and the "Leans." The proceeds from this game went to the Rose Hill Cemetery… Read More Print, Photographic
2018.021.082
Home, County
The Ringgold County County Home was constructed in 1922. The public housing project lasted until 1939, when the Ringgold County Board of Supervisors sold the building and adjoining grounds in the… Read More Home, County
2018.021.083
Church
The Middle Fork Methodist Episcopal Church in Middle Fork Township was constructed in 1886. This photograph shows the church as it appeared in the early 1940s. On November 29, 1990, the church was… Read More Church
2018.021.084
Portrait
This photograph shows Ringgold County artist Orr Cleveland Fisher working on a portrait of Willis Ray "Willie" Willey in the early 1920s. "Willie" and his twin brother Willard Roy Willey were born… Read More Portrait
2018.021.085
Float, Parade
This photograph was taken during the Ringgold County Centennial held in Mount Ayr, Iowa, in 1955. The parade float in the photo was entered by the County Soil Conservation District and was… Read More Float, Parade
2018.021.086
Portrait
This photograph shows Dr. Thomas Irven Moffett at the Cross Service Station in Ames, Iowa, around 1950. Moffett was born February 9, 1893 in Harrison County, Missouri, and attended schools in… Read More Portrait
2018.021.087
Store, Hardware
This photograph shows Charles William "Bill" Horne in his hardware store at 106 E. Madison in Mount Ayr, Iowa. Horne's Hardware was started in 1928 when Horne's grandfather, Charlie Horne, bought… Read More Store, Hardware
2018.021.088
Print, Photographic
The large brick building in this photograph was built by William Timby in Mount Ayr, Iowa, in 1884. The building had four storefronts and housed hundreds of businesses over the following decades. The… Read More Print, Photographic
2018.022.001
Print, Photographic
This photograph shows Frank Adler and two of his brothers, Ed and Walt, dressed in United States military uniform outfits. Frank Adler, who later used the stage name Felix Adler, was born in Clinton… Read More Print, Photographic
2018.022.002
Flier
This flier advertised Frank Adler's comedy act, which he started in 1910. The flier referred to Adler as the "Champion Gloom-Dispeller," which was just one of the nicknames he earned throughout his… Read More Flier
2018.022.003
Print, Photographic
This photograph shows Frank Adler in his military uniform. Adler joined the Army during World War I began and served as a mess sergeant at Camp Dodge in Des Moines, Iowa. Frank Adler, who later used… Read More Print, Photographic
2018.022.004
Card, Advertising
This card promoted Frank Adler's "Funny Felix the Clown" act for the Ringling Bros. and Barnum & Bailey circus. Adler started this acted and took the stage name Felix after his military service… Read More Card, Advertising