Box B51

Photographs collected by Myrna Eastin which primarily document Mullinville, Kansas during the 1910s, focusing mostly on houses, schools, and churches. There are also three photographs of dust storms in Kansas during the 1930s, and a few photographs of Greensburg and Lakin. One photograph is of family members living in Goshen, Oregon. There is also a photograph of a train wreck somewhere in Kansas in 1914.

Three photographs of Front Street in 1970 prior to its demolition during the urban renewal program.

This collection contains photographs taken at Wolf Studio (also known as H.L. Wolf Studio) in Dodge City, Kansas. Many of the photographs document students of the 1898 graduating class of the Dodge City Public School, as well as the teacher A.H. Cord and the superintendant Warren Baker. There are also a number of largely unidentified individuals in the collection and photographs of children.

This collection contains an advertisement for a stove sold at the Langton and Sherlock Co. in Dodge City, Kansas in 1885.

This collection contains photographs of the Moncrief family and some photographs of the Dewhirst family. Various different types of photography are represented from the timeframe 1850-1930, including tintypes, ambrotype, cyanotype, and sulver gelatin photographs. The photographs primarily consist of family members, often in studio settings, from locations such as Dodge City, Kansas, Lowell, Massachusetts, and Haverhill, Massachusetts, among others.

This collection contains studio photographs taken at Burrell's Studio (also identified as S.A. Burrell) in Dodge City, Kansas. These photographs show Abbie Dodge and Ida Behl, who were both a part of Dodge City public schools' graduating class of 1898.

This collection contains studio portraits taken at Sherer Studio in Dodge City, Kansas.

This collection contains a photograph from 1911 of a flood in 1911 down Third Avenue in Dodge City, looking North.

This collection contains a photograph of the 1921 flood in Dodge City along Second Avenue. The World War I Memorial Arch is also visible.

This collection contains three cabinet-card style portrait photographs taken in Dodge City at G.H. Bronner's studio. The photographs were likely taken in the early 1890s, and include H.B. Bell, M.M. Gwinner, and George V. Bartlett of the Fort Dodge Drum Corps.