| JPG Picture | Title | Accession No | Description |
|---|---|---|---|
| HB-75-01-01 | Old Liggett Market | HB-75-01-01 | Old Liggett Market, W.B. Alward - Manager, Arthur Kelch - Butcher, Ladies Unknown |
| New Liggett Market | HB-75-02-01 | New Liggett Market & Grocery, Harry Liggett, Don Michler, Mrs. L.D. Moore (Jimmie Dunn) | |
| Liggett's Market Delivery Trucks | HB-75-03-01 | Liggett's Market delivery truck decorated for parade, Driver unknown | |
| HB-75-04-01 | Grocery store | HB-75-04-01 | Grocery Store (Back of photo says "Old Liggett"), people unknown |
| Eagles Smoke House | HB-75-05-01 | Eagles Smoke House after hail storm 6-3-27, Jack Thompson, Perry Hampton, J.M. Taylor and Carpenter | |
| HB-75-06-01 | Tailor and Cleaning Shop | HB-75-06-01 | Tailer and cleaning shop, Men unknown |
| HB-75-07-01 | Schilling Clothing Store | HB-75-07-01 | Schilling Clothing Store, Corner Broadway and Walnut |
| HB-75-08-01 | Herington Improved Mutual Telephone Office | HB-75-08-01 | Herington Improved Mutual Telephone Office |
| HB-75-09-01 | East Side of Broadway Easter Sunday snow storm | HB-75-09-01 | East Side of Broadway Easter Sunday snow storm April 4, 1920 - Kirwin Grocery, Carruths Jeweler, C.N. Tufts buildings - Barber shop (Clarks) - corner pool hall |
| Badger Lumber Co | HB-75-10-01 | Badger Lumber Co | |
| HB-75-11-01 | Blacks Dray Line | HB-75-11-01 | Blacks Dray Line, 3 trucks and drivers |
| HB-75-12-01 | Garage repair shop | HB-75-12-01 | Garage repair shop, Mechanics are ???? Vernon & ???? |
| HB-75-13-01 | Herington Sanitarium | HB-75-13-01 | Herington Sanitarium, Dr. A.A. Anderson |
| Meat Market | HB-75-15-01 | Meat Market, unknown | |
| Herington's First Saloon | HB-75-16-01 | Herington's First Saloon | |
| Liggett's Horse and Mule Barn | HB-75-17-01 | Liggett's Horse and Mule Barn | |
| HB-75-18-02 | Feed store office | HB-75-18-01 | Office of the Herington Farmers Union, Cooperative Mercantile Association which bought the elevator located on West Main on about the 400 block. In the photo are three people, the man on the right is John W. Jones who was president of the Association since it started in 1915 (father of Harold Jones). The man on the left is Bill Sangwin. The woman is unknown. Month on the calendar is April 1925. |
| HB-75-19-01 | HB-75-19-01 | Vivian Pateman serving drinks to "Pigeon" Harter in their store 1923, Leo Ahl on settee by piano, Dr. Schoof's office later on this spot | |
| HB-75-20-01 | Herington Cleaners and Tailors | HB-75-20-01 | Herington Cleaners and Tailors front of building |
| Herington Steam Laundry | HB-75-21-01 | Herington Steam Laundry, Mr. and Mrs. Jake Fritz, operators (See perhaps HB-79-04-1) | |
| HB-75-22-01 | Herington House Saloon | HB-75-22-01 | Herington House Saloon 1889, Chas. Bittner - Bartender |
| Farmers Union Assn. | HB-75-23-01 | Farmers Union Assoc. Elevator west Main St., five employees in picture | |
| Eversharp & Wahl ad | HB-75-24-01 | Eversharp & Wahl pen advertisement put out by W. T. Davis in the early 1930's | |
| Herington Hotel ruins | HB-75-25-01 | Ruins of the Herington Hotel Fire | |
| Businesses on west side of Broadway | HB-75-26-01 | Busines Block - Drug Store, V.W. Huffman & Co., Pettit & Lamb Mercantile Co & Corner Bldg | |
| HB-75-27-01 | Herington's Mutual Telephone Office | HB-75-27-01 | Herington's Mutual Telephone Office, Gladys Stevenson - Operator, Two men unknown |
| Shorty's Café | HB-75-28-01 | "Shorty's Café", Shorty Bogont married to Hattie Hankerson - Picture about 1918 or 1919 | |
| HB-75-35-01 | James I. Haire Real Estate | HB-75-35-01 | James I. Haire Real Estate and Insurance office on the 2nd floor of the Bank of Herington (sic - actually First National Bank - Wentworth bldg) 1910 to 1925. Mr. Haire was Grandfather to Mrs. Lorene (McKibbin) Sondergard. Month on calendar shows October 1918 |
| Hotel Liggett | HB-75-36-01 | Hotel Liggett, Closed in 1972 | |
| Grocery Store - Two people in picture | HB-75-37-01 | Grocery Store - Two people in picture | |
| Liggett Horse & Mule Barn | HB-75-40-01 | Liggett's Horse and Mule Barn, man feeding a hog | |
| Liggett Horse Barn | HB-75-41-01 | Liggett's Horse and Mule Barn, Cattle Feed Lot. | |
| HB-76-01-01 | Betty's Dress Shop | HB-76-01-01 | Betty's (Betty Chandler) dress shop. Women in photo are: 1: Betty Chandler (Mrs. Dewey Chandler), 2: Nettie Cultra Jones (2 copies of photo) |
| Herinton Hotel | HB-76-02-01 | NW corner of Broadway & Walnut. Herington Hotel which caught fire around 10:00pm and burned February 8th, 1899 (typed accession card says 9th which is incorrect date). Debus & Clark barber shop was in the southeast corner of the hotel, a saloon in the basement, the stairway was at the corner on Broadway, beneath the barbershop. No pavement, just cross walk. | |
| HB-76-03-01 | Flour Mill | HB-76-03-01 | This flour mill was operated by a Mr. Dale in the 1890's. Was located north of the Missouri Pacific tracks on north 1st street. |
| Wentworth Hardware Store | HB-76-04-01 | Wentworth and Son Hardware Building. Horse drawn wagon with driver, three men in front of the building. | |
| Pettit & Lamb | HB-76-05-01 | Pettit & Lamb - Clerks and delivery wagons. Mont Reynolds, Tom Dunn, Wid Storer, Harry Ashley, Jim Kerr | |
| Drug Store | HB-76-07-01 | H.C. Kandt's drug store. H.C. Kandt in rear of store. One person on each side of store | |
| Liggett Hotel | HB-76-08-01 | Hotel Liggett. Postal card in the 1920's. | |
| HB-76-11-01 | Dreese Bakery | HB-76-11-01 | J.W. Dreese Bakery |
| Herington Hotel | HB-76-12-01 | Herington Hotel with taxi in front (photographer - Bixby) | |
| HB-76-13-01 | Hampton's Café | HB-76-13-01 | Hampton's Café. People in photo are: Perry Hampton, Eula Hampton, Blue Beard Johnson drinking beer. |
| HB-76-15-01 | Houston Transfer Co | HB-76-15-01 | H and H (Houston and Hardman) Transfer Co. Team and wagon with George Houston, driver. |
| H & H Transfer | HB-76-16-01 | H and H (Houston and Hardman) Transfer Company. Team hitched to delivery wagon with George Houston, driver. | |
| Herington Times Printing Office | HB-76-16-02 | Herington Times Printing Office. A.M. Crary, Trolando "Tro" Blesh, John Ross, Bruce Crary, R. Lee, and R.W. Vance | |
| Ruins of Herington Hotel | HB-76-19-01 | Ruins of Herington House fire Feb. 1899 (printed accession says 1898, which is the incorrect year). 32 degrees below zero that night - Thompson's butcher shop was saved. Mr. Thompson was the pioneer butcher, shop operated by son, Bert Thompson. (See also HB-75-25-1) | |
| Hotel Fire Ruins | HB-76-20-01 | Herington Hotel Fire Ruins - Feb 1899 (typed accession card says Feb 1989 which is incorrect year). 32 degrees below zero. (See also HB-75-25-1) | |
| Salvage Yard | HB-76-28-01 | Shipley's Salvage Yard 1917. Leaning on fender is Harry Shipley. Boy is Claude Dad Oliver and Father | |
| Shipley's Meat Market | HB-76-26-01 | Shipley's Meat Market. Three men standing in front of store. 1913 | |
| Livery Stable | HB-76-27-01 | Livery Stable. 2 buggies double hitched & drivers. 3 men another on horse back. First buggy is Claude Shipley. | |
| Opera House and Herington House | HB-76-38-01 | View of Opera House and Herington House from hill about where old standpipe (water tower) is now. | |
| Opera House | HB-76-39-01 | The modern and famous Opera House corner of Broadway and Walnut streets. Notice the unpaved dirt street, also the wooden hitching rack. Horse and buggy days. | |
| Fire at Dreamland Theatre | HB-76-40-02 | Thursday July 12, 1965 - Dreamland Theatre damaged in early morning blaze; Fire set by youth. Ordie Lee O'Conner, 17, of Herington confessed setting 3 fires to cover up break-in an robbery of $20.00. | |
| HB-76-40-01 | Kandt's Drug Store | HB-76-40-01 | Front of the Kandt's Drug Store. |
| Theatre in 1913 | HB-76-41-01 | Theatre 1913 east side of Broadway in the Herington (Harrison) Mercantile Building. L.K. Noe, Manager. | |
| Gibson's Greenhouse | HB-76-42-01 | Gibson's greenhouse and house 1938 | |
| Parkins building | HB-76-44-01 | Parkins building on East Main street. 1921 | |
| Parkins building fire | HB-76-45-01 | Parkins building fire - Herington Building and Loan (Savings) and B.B.M. Lumber Yard both destroyed by fire. William Alward owned the building when destroyed. | |
| HB-76-46-01 | J.M. McDonald destroyed by fire | HB-76-46-01 | J.M. McDonald Co., Bank of Herington, Dr. Mosier offices, Minion's Dress and Beauty Shop, Welch Offices, Dr. Dozier, Dr. Gilliland, & Dr. Moore offices. Nothing saved, all records lost. March 1969. |
| Drive In Theatre | HB-76-47-01 | "The Rocket" Herigton's Drive In theatre which which was destroyed by high winds. | |
| Herington Mini Bus & bank | HB-76-48-01 | Herington Mini Bus used while building the new bank. New bank and employees. 1) back ????, 2) Laura Edwards, 3) Fay Rader, 4) ???? | |
| Shipley's Meat Market | HB-76-50-01 | Shipley's Meat Market on Main Street, between first and second south end of street around 1910. | |
| Meat Market | HB-76-51-02 | Meat Market with six people in the picture. People identified as: 1) Claude Shipley 2) Sam Schell 3) U. G. Shipley (Butch) 4) unknown 5) unknown 6) unknown 7) M.D. Herington 8) unknown |
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| Pettit & Lamb Department Store | HB-77-07-01 | Pettit and Lamb Department Store on Main Street just west of Broadway. The original Bank of Herington was quartered in the lower level at left. Pictured in the photograph are store clerks and the delivery wagons maintained by the store during the era. Also not the unpaved street in front of the store building. | |
| Bank of Herington | HB-77-01-01 | Bank of Herington. J.W. Creech - President, F.D. Carman - Vice President, M.E. Welch - Cashier. Compliments "BANK OF HERINGTON". Our Building. | |
| Meyer Grocery | HB-77-02-01 | Meyer's Grocery West Main and first street. Mr. Meyers, Unknown, Helen Smith, and Mrs. Meyers. | |
| HB-77-03-01 | Dreamland Theatre | HB-77-03-01 | Dreamland theatre and Dr. Wm. Koons, Osteopath office. |
| Donmeyer's Float | HB-77-04-01 | Donmeyer's Pharmacy float in booster day parade. Front of L.B. Schilling & Co. | |
| Decorated buggy | HB-77-05-01 | Decorated horse and buggy in booster parade. Front of L.B. Schilling & Co. clothing store. | |
| HB-77-06-01 | Shoe store | HB-77-06-01 | Shoe section in ?????????? Store. |
| Harrison Building | HB-78-07-01 | Harrison Building, first theatre in northside of building. The building was built in 1906, Contractor - Walter Covert. The second floor, south side, was home for Dr. & Mrs. Wm. H. Harrison and family. Doctor offices were at the front. The second floor (North side) was fixed up for suites of "Light Housekeeping" rooms, two tea suites, two back rooms (North side) were rented to the telephone company. They were there for some time until they moved further north on Broadway. The downstairs was rented to the Sprowl Grocery Store (cousin of Dr. Harrison) and to the Dreamland Theater. Later, after the picture show moved to an airdome across the street and Sprowl's moved further north on Broadway. Dr. Harrison had a big opening cut between the 2 businesses and put in a grocery, dry goods, and shoes. There for many years. | |
| Sheet Music. | HB-79-01-01 | Copy of a very old Southern Type dancing or singing tune. Moonlight, possum, and dogs, lively 3/4 time, refrain and chorus. Fairly good condition. Composed and published in Herington, KS by C.H. Van Deventer, DDS. | |
| Sirloin of America | HB-79-02-01 | Ribbon cutting of all-new "Sirloin of America" family steak house. Manager Al Kulas. Restaurant seats 100. | |
| Herington Co-operative Store | HB-79-03-01 | Co-op Store in its last location, where "Coast to Coast" is now. Ben Alward - manager, Art Kelch - butcherr and manager of meat department, other gentlemen - unknown. Behind counter: Mrs. Glenn Peterson (Grace Brandt), unknown male, Irma Kohls, Albert (Khaki) Sandels | |
| HB-79-04-01 | Steam Laundry | HB-79-04-01 | STEAM LAUNDRY. Even get a hot and cold bath for 25 cents. It is believed this was located on West Walnut. Five people standing in front. |
| Carnegie Public Library | HB-80-01-01 | Carnegie Public Library, Herington, Kansas. Postcard in good condition | |
| Huffman's Store | HB-80-01-01 | Page ad in the 1926 Herington booklet. V.W. Huffman & Co. front of the store with the 1926 model T Ford in front. Delivery truck. | |
| Eagle's Theatre | HB-80-02-01 | Eagle's Theatre, Herington, Kansas postal card in good condition. | |
| Covert Apartments | HB-80-02-01 | Picture and story in the 1926 Herington (newspaper?). W.R. Covert - General Contractor, office in Covert apartments. Phone 620. | |
| The Herington News | HB-80-03-01 | The Herington News, Vol 3. Wednesday, February 21, 1934, No. 8. 8 1/2" x 11", 5 pages and cover stapled. Drawing of George Washington February 22, 1732, December 14, 1799. | |
| Grocery | HB-80-03-02 | J Market K, Grocery K. Full page ad in the Herington News, February 21, 1934. Editor: Dick Schneider. Steak 10cents/lb., Hamburger: 3 lbs for 14cents, etc… | |
| HB-80-04-01 | Shoe Repair Shop | HB-80-04-01 | Domer Richardson shoe repair shop with sheet of leather and leather with shoes to be repaired. Some time June 1918. |
| Business Relocated | HB-81-02-01 | Boelling Pharmacy relocating to the former Duckwall's Variety Store. The most delicate chore of moving was removal of the antique ceramic tiled soda fountain. Kenneth Baxter Construction Company and owner Roger Boelling, extreme left, prepare to take down a heavy tile covered back panel. | |
| Herinton Times Printing Office | HB-84-01-01 | The Herington Times Printing Office 1897. Seated at desk: A.M. Crary, Typesetter - Trolando Blesh, Cutter - John Ross, Bruce Crary in striped apron, seated inside ofice - R. Lee, sitting in chair - R.W. Vance. March 17, 1897. (Original picture - A copy was made and enlarged to 8x10. Dale Oliver, Photographer, Abilene, KS). | |
| HB-84-02-01 | K.T. Oil Company | HB-84-02-01 | Photo of K.T. Oil Company (Schump's filling station) located at East Main and "D" streets in about 1927. (Two copies of the Oil Company that are alike) |
| HB-84-02-02 | K.T. Oil Company | HB-84-02-02 | Photo of K.T. Oil Company (Schump's filling station) located at East Main and "D" streets in about 1927. (Two copies of the Oil Company that are alike) |
| HB-84-02-01 | Zeckser Electric & Battery store | HB-84-03-01 | Electric and Battery Store owned by George Zeckser and his brother Otto. His nephew, Alvin Zeckser, worked there too. This store was located on West Walnut Street. Pictures were taken about 1930-1931. |
| HB-84-03-02 | Zeckser Electric and Battery Store | HB-84-03-02 | Electric and Battery Store owned by George Zeckser and his brother. His nephew, Alvin Zeckser, worked there too. This store was located on West Walnut Street. Pictures were taken about 1930-1931. |
| Hotel Liggett Articles | HB-85-02-01 | Articles used in renting rooms to boarders at the old Liggett Hotel. 1) Register Sheet & Pad 2) Room Board - & price per room cards |
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| HB-85-03-01 | Main Street in 1908 | HB-85-03-01 | 8" x 10" black and white photo showing Main Street in Herington, KS in 1908. (See also H-77-08-01) |
| Seifert's Jewelry Store advertisement | HB-86-01-01 | Gold framed picture of Colonial Days advertising Seifert's Jewelry Store. Excellent Condition | |
| Kramer Motor Co. 1950 calendar | HB-86-01-02 | 1950 Calendar. Advertisement for Kramer Motor Co.. He had the Buick dealership in Herington. | |
| V.W. Huffman Jewelers cardboard box | HB-86-02-01 | V.W. Huffman Jewelers cardboard box with their silver and black advertising seal on the box. | |
| Advertising vase - Carnegie Library and Masonic Temple | HB-86-02-02 | 4" high vase advertising the Carnegie Public Library and Masonic Temple in Herington, KS. Item was given way as a prize on "cash racket" days in Herington by businesses. Date of "cash racket" days is unknown. | |
| Railway Men's Record Book | HB-86-03-01 | This book was cataloged under "Herington Business" because we have plenty of them and this book lists many of the business of the middle and late 1930's. | |
| HB-87-01-01 | Goldesta Celebration window | HB-87-01-01 | Goldesta Celebration Window - Pictures of Jane and Monroe Herington. Don Michler - Artistry. |
| Co-operative Window | HB-87-02-01 | Prize winning display of Miracle Whip at the Co-operative grocery store. Manager/Artistry - Don Michler, Helen Borger (right), Mrs. Don Michler (left) | |
| HB-87-04-01 | Christmas Window Display | HB-87-03-01 | Prize winning Christmas window display, Co-operative Grocery Store, Herington, KS. Display artistry by Manager Don Michler. |
| Co-operative Grocery delivery trucks | HB-87-04-01 | Co-operative Grocery Store, Manager, Don Michler. Delivery trucks in front of store. Dwayne Johnson (left), Bill Black (driver) | |
| Co-operative Delivery Department | HB-87-05-01 | Basement of Co-operative Grocery Store. Order delivery department, orders are prepared for fast delivery service. (L-R: Don Michler - Manager, Helen Friesen, Herbert Elliott) | |
| Prize Winning Display Window | HB-87-06-01 | Prize winning display window at the Co-operative Grocery Store, Herington, KS. Don Michler-Manager, Artistry by Don Michler. | |
| Liggett Grocery | HB-87-07-01 | Interior of Liggett Grocery Store. Harry Liggett (right) and Don Michler. | |
| Herinton Co-operative Grocery Store | HB-87-08-01 | Co-operative Grocery Store after remodeling. Don Michler - Manager | |
| Co-operative Grocery Store | HB-87-09-01 | Co-operative Grocery Store before remodeling the interior. | |
| Michler's Grocery Store | HB-87-10-01 | Don Michler's Grocery Store on West Main Street. | |
| Michler's Grocery Store | HB-87-11-01 | Another view of Don Michler Grocery Store on West Main. | |
| HB-87-12-01 | Thompson Market | HB-87-12-01 | Roy Thompson's Market. (L-R): Roy Thompson-owner, Lorene McKibben, Maxine (Lucille?) Earp, and Don Michler. |
| Powers' Market | HB-87-13-01 | Bernie Powers' Meat Market. Matt Kenny (left), Arthur Kelch (right) | |
| Alward Grocery | HB-87-14-01 | Alward Grocery, Interior of Grocery Store with 10 clerks and people including Ben Alward leaning against counter case. | |
| Daily Hotel | HB-87-17-01 | 5" x 7" black and white photo of people standing in front of the Daily Hotel. From Lydia Glantz' personal belongings. She was found dead in March of 1978. Standing in front of hotel: Two girls - Unknown; H.C. Swortwood; Lydia Glantz; Daniel Carlisle; C.B. Pratt; and owner S.M. Daily-Owner. Swortwood managed the Daily Hotel for many years. See Swortwood Genealogy. (also see item HP-79-35) | |
| Daily Hotel | HP-79-35-01 | 5" x 7" black and white photo of people standing in front of the Daily Hotel. From Lydia Glantz' personal belongings. She was found dead in March of 1978. Standing in front of hotel: Two girls - Unknown; H.C. Swortwood; Lydia Glantz; Daniel Carlisle; C.B. Pratt; and owner S.M. Daily-Owner. Swortwood managed the Daily Hotel for many years. See Swortwood Genealogy. (also see item HB-87-17) | |
| Michler Grocery Store Interior | HB-78-16-01 | Michler Grocery Store Interion showing the meat department in the background. | |
| Co-operative Grocery Store | HB-87-16-02 | Don Michler standing in front of the Co-Operative Grocery Store when he was manager from 1936 until November 27, 1941. | |
| Hotel Daily | HB-87-18-01 | Hotel Daily - taken August 1942 | |
| HB-87-19-01 | West side of Broadway Businesses | HB-87-19-01 | Businesses on the west side of Broadway between Walnut and Main. Visible businesses are: Thompson's Meat Market, Drug Store, V.W. Huffman building, Bank of Herington Building. |
| Advertising Salt and Pepper shakers | HB-89-01-01 | Cut glass salt and pepper shakers with red plastic lids. Held together with a metal collar. Metal lids cover holes in shakers. Advertisement on top of lids says "CITY DAIRY" which was owned and operated by Mr. Lawrence Harter. Probably dates back to about 1938. | |
| Antique Mannequin | HB-90-01-07 | Minion Lawrenz acquired this antique mannequin when she bought out (Betty) Chandler's dress shop in 1960. They called the mannequin "Suzie". | |
| Colorful paper sacks | HB-90-02-04 | These sacks advertise greeting card companies and have the name of the store where the cards were purchased printed on them. | |
| Herington Post Office machines | HB-91-01-01 | On permanent loan agreement - Collection of five letter and package cancellation machines used at the post office over the years. | |
| Herington Post Office machines | HB-91-01-02 | On permanent loan agreement - Collection of five letter and package cancellation machines used at the post office over the years. | |
| Herington Post Office Machines | HB-91-01-03 | On permanent loan agreement - Collection of five letter and package cancellation machines used at the post office over the years. | |
| Herington Post Office Machines | HB-91-01-04 | On permanent loan agreement - Collection of five letter and package cancellation machines used at the post office over the years. | |
| Herington Post Office Machines | HB-91-01-05 | On permanent loan agreement - Collection of five letter and package cancellation machines used at the post office over the years. | |
| Herington Post Office Machines | HB-91-01-06 | On permanent loan agreement - Collection of five letter and package cancellation machines used at the post office over the years. | |
| 48 star U.S. Flag | HB-91-02-01 | 48 star U.S. Flag from the Herington Post Office (Contributed to museum on permanent loan by Martha Flanagan, Postmistress) |
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| WWII Savings Bond Poster | HB-91-02-02 | Savings Bond Poster - World War II (Contributed to museum on permanent loan by Martha Flanagan, Postmistress) |
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| U.S. Postmasters booklet (1937) | HB-91-02-03 | 1937 Booklet for U.S. Postmasters (Contributed to museum on permanent loan by Martha Flanagan, Postmistress) |
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| Leather Mail Bag | HB-91-02-04 | Leather mail bag (Contributed to museum on permanent loan by Martha Flanagan, Postmistress) |
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| Mail Train Schedule | HB-91-02-05 | Train schedule of mail dispatched from Herington via Rock Island baggage car. (Contributed to museum on permanent loan by Martha Flanagan, Postmistress) |
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| Herington Post Office Artifacts | HB-91-03-01 | Drill Press (also called a Post Drill). Used mostly to drill holes to set up rural route mail boxes. An antique. (Contributed to museum on permanent loan by Martha Flanagan, Postmistress) |
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| Herington Post Office Artifacts | HB-91-03-02 | Wooden mount board with bolts for post drill use. Painted grey. Hand-made out of a 2x4 board. (Contributed to museum on permanent loan by Martha Flanagan, Postmistress) |
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| HB-76-14-01 | A.M. Crary print shop. | HB-76-14-01 | A.M. Crary print shop. Joe and Ed Myrtle. A.M. Crary. Who's punching the bag? |
| HB-76-17-01 | Eastridge Taxicab | HB-76-17-01 | Eastridge Taxicab - Lawrence Eastridge with his Overland Sedan Taxi - Willys-Knight Overland motor & Taxicab Co. - 220 West Walnut (Northeast corner of 3rd and Walnut) |
| HB-85-03-02 | Main Street in 1908 | HB-85-03-02 | 8" x 10" black and white photo showing Main Street in Herington, KS in 1908. (See also H-77-08-01). On the back of the photo is written, "This Picture was made off a post card post marked <illegible> - Main Street from Broadway West down to 2nd street. See "drug's" sign. Used to be Charley Mosher's drugs store. And on Corner 1st and Main used to be McIntyre drugs store. Dirt streets in Herington, Kans. Those days horse and buggy days." Also in another person's hadwriting is written, "This is the street mom walked up on her arrival to live in Hgton - 1908 - She told me - 'I thought I come to a jumping off place' - June" |
| HB-85-03-03 | Main Street in 1908 | HB-85-03-03 | 8" x 10" black and white photo showing Main Street in Herington, KS in 1908. (See also H-77-08-01). Written on the back of the picture is, "Picture of Herington, Kans. Made off Post Card dated Oct. 26 - 1908. Main street between Broadway and 2nd Street West main. Con Spady, 901 N. C. St. McIntyre Drugs, Carlson & John Hutchinson Smoke House, B.W. Alward Groceries." |
| H-80-12-01 | Community Livestock Sale 1935 | H-80-12-01 | Community Sale, Held at Missouri Pacific Stock Yards, Saturday, March 2, 1935, Auctioneers: Henry Kuether, Ben Shank, H.M. Sharp; Clerks: C.L. Ziebell, A.J. Farrell |
| H-80-13-01 | Community Livestock Sale 1935 | H-80-13-01 | Community Sale, Held at Missouri Pacific Stock Yards, Saturday, March 2, 1935, Auctioneers: Henry Kuether, Ben Shank, H.M. Sharp; Clerks: C.L. Ziebell, A.J. Farrell |
| H-80-14-01 | Community Livestock Sale 1935 | H-80-14-01 | Community Sale, Held at Missouri Pacific Stock Yards, Saturday, March 2, 1935, Auctioneers: Henry Kuether, Ben Shank, H.M. Sharp; Clerks: C.L. Ziebell, A.J. Farrell |
| HSF-75-03-01 | Henry J. Herpich farm | HSF-75-03-01 | Henry J. Herpich - farm, Section 8, Township 16, Range <illegible> |
| HSF-76-93-01 | Godfrey Klein farm | HSF-76-93-01 | Godfrey Klein Farm |
| SF-75-05-01 | Barn, Man & boy, Horse & mule | SF-75-05-01 | Barn background, Man holding a stallion, a boy holding a mule |
| SF-75-04-01 | Barnyard scene | SF-75-04-01 | Barnyard scene, 2 men with horses and a dog, shed and barn in the background |
| SF-75-??-?? | Farmhouse, girl, dog, and woman | SF-75-??-?? | Corner is torn off where accession number was. Girl and woman and their dog standing to the side of their house |
| SF-75-03-01 | Farm Family, house and well | SF-75-03-01 | Farm family by farm house and well |
| SF-75-01-01 | Farm family, Man, wife, and 6 children | SF-75-01-01 | Farm family - man, horse & plow - man with rake - three small girls - man and wife with baby |
| SF-75-03-01 | Threshing wheat | SF-75-02-01 | Threshing wheat - Picture contains black Buick auto, Thresher and man, Avery tractor and two men |
| HP-76-188-1 | Tractor Demo at Schlesener farm | HP-76-188-01 | Schlesner family - Tractor Demonstration on Schlesener Farm by Victor Kandt implement dealer. Family standing on and around a Massey Harris "Challenger - Twin Power" tractor. All of the people are identified in a note attached to this photo. |
| HI-97-36-01 | WWII sheet metal workers | HI-97-36-01 | WWII sheet metal department workers 1944 or 1945? At Herington Air Base. Man with apron - from Abilene, KS (L-R) 1st woman seated on the left - Kathyene Say (Wilsey, KS), directly behind her (man in white shirt) Herman Zigler (Council Grove), 3rd down from Herman (man in light long sleeved shirt) Pete Spiker (Wilsey, KS) |
| HP-76-126-01 | Dr. Anna E. Domann Anderson | HP-76-126-01 | Dr. Anna E. (Domann) Anderson (Mrs. Bertrom Anderson) |
| HF-85-02-01 | Alexis D. Blanchett family | HF-85-02-01 | Alexis D. Blanchett & brothers, taken at a family reunion in 1936 in Herington (made from a photo loaned by Frances (Mrs. Bert L.) Thompson) |
| HF-85-02-02 | Alexis D. Blanchett family | HF-85-02-02 | Alexis D. Blanchett Home (first Aroma Post Office) northwest of Herington |
| HF-85-02-03 | Alexis D. Blanchett family | HF-85-02-03 | Alexis D. Blanchett & brothers and their families, taken at a family reunion in 1936 in Herington (made from a photo loaned by Frances (Mrs. Bert L.) Thompson) |
| HC-80-03-01 | Seventh Day Adventist Church | HC-80-03-01 | Seventh Day Adventist Church 1917, 1022 W. Day (NE corner 11th and Day) - Walter Brockmeier and sister Emma Brockmeier bought the qhurch. Emma quilted there and Walter had his hobbies there. |
| HC-80-15-01 | First Baptist Church | HC-80-15-01 | Old First Baptist Church with the first addition for the church. Old church razed and replaced |
| HC-80-04-01 | Presbyterian Church | HC-80-04-01 | Old Presbyterian Church is now German Baptist on South 11th Street. German Baptist Church & Parsonage |
| HC-80-02-01 | Shiloh Baptist Church | HC-80-02-01 | Shiloh Baptist Church, South 4th Street |
| HC-80-12-01 | Christian Church | HC-80-12-01 | Christian Church, Dedicated Nov. 1904 by W.S. Lo???, Christian Misionary So?? |
| HC-80-12-02 | Christian Church | HC-80-12-02 | Christian Church, Dedicated Nov. 1904 |
| HC-80-12-03 | Christian Church | HC-80-12-03 | Christian Church, Dedicated Nov. 1904 |
| HC-80-11-01 | First Christian Church | HC-80-11-01 | First Christian Church, Herington, Kansas, dedicated May 1893 |
| HC-80-14-01 | Christian Church parsonage | HC-80-14-01 | Christian Church Parsonage, corner of West Day and South First St., Herington, Kansas |
| HC-80-13-01 | Christian Church | HC-80-13-01 | Christian Church, Dedicated No 2-1913 |
| HC-80-01-01 | St Paul Lutheran Church building | HC-80-01-01 | St Paul Lutheran Church on North 8th Street in 1909. In 1918, the church building burned and was replaced by the current building. |
| HC-75-05-01 | St Paul Lutheran Church Sanctuary | HC-75-05-01 | St Paul Lutheran Church sanctuary. |
| HC-97-01-01 | Methodist Church ladies | HC-97-01-01 | Methodist Church Ladies, 3 South B Street, Herington, KS abt 1912 (1920?) see also HC-97-01-02 |
| HC-97-01-02 | Methodist Church women's group | HC-97-01-02 | Herington Methodist Church Women's Group - about 1920 (Top row, extreme right, Mrs. John N, Nunn of Nunn's bookstore) see also HC-97-01-01 |
| H-75-03-01 | Birds Eye View of Herington | H-75-03-01 | Birds Eye View of Herington 1884/1885. Picture belonged to Perry Hampton. The photo was taken from the area around the corner of A and Walnut. Behind the roofline of the livery stable can be seen the First Presbyterian at 301 N. Broadway. The house at 317 N. Broadway, just to the right of the Presbyterian Church, is still standing today. The large house in the center background is thought to be Mr. Risley's residence at 306 North Broadway. To the extreme left of the picture is the front porch of the Barrett House hotel which was completed in the spring of 1885. Grading for the Missouri Pacific railway, which came through Herington in October 1885, is visible running from right to left behind the businesses on East Main street. |
| Brotherhood Class Methodis Episcopal Men | HP-75-24-01 | Mens Methodist Episcopal Brotherhood Class - Around 1920's | |
| Rock Island Employees | RIE-81-06-01 | Rock Island Employees - Buford Johnson, Frank Green, Ed Donnley, E.W. Obilts. Date on Calendar is May 1912 | |
| Eagles - FOE | HP-77-09-01 | Fraternal Order of Eagles - 48 star flag | |
| Home Guard - Hope KS | CH-76-02-01 | Home Guard, Hope Kansas during WWI. Hoffman Products, poultry & eggs building in the background. | |
| HI-91-22-02 | Dr William H. Harrison | HI-91-22-02 | Dr. William H. Harrison, Herington, KS - grandfather of Phebe Harrison III. |
| HI-91-23-01 | Augustus W. Brooks | HI-91-23-01 | Grandpa A.W. Brooks, father of Calle Dona Brooks Harrison. She married Dr. William Harrison |
| HI-91-23-02 | Calle Dona Harrison | HI-91-23-02 | Calle Dona Harrison - Married life in Herington, KS |
| HI-91-23-03 | William H Harrison family | HI-91-23-03 | Front: Dr. William H. Harrison(father), A. Eugene Harrison, Calle Dona Harrison(Mother); Back: G. Clayton Harrison, Phebe C. Harrison, Alvie Brooks Harrison |
| HI-91-23-04 | Harrison Mercantile Co | HI-91-23-04 | Inside of Harrison Mercantile Co. (In Harrison Bldg.) - Grandpa A.W. Brooks (father of Calle Dona), Calle Dona Harrison, Bertha McCosh, Florence Eggman, John Crass (back of Cale Dona Harrison) |
| CB-79-08-01 | Tractor Demo on Schlesener Farm | CB-79-08-01 | Schlesner family - Tractor Demonstration on Schlesener Farm by Victor Kandt implement dealer. Family standing on and around a Massey Harris "Challenger - Twin Power" tractor. (Note on back of photo indicates "Wallis" but tractor in photo is clearly "Challenger".) See also HP-76-188-01 |
| No number | Harlan Tatge - Rumley Oil Pull tractor | Harlan Tatge - Tri-County Fair 1972, Tractor sold for $15,000 | |
| No number | Harlan Tatge - Rumley Oil Pull tractor | Rumley Oil Pull Tractor | |
| No number | H. Sharp & John Gehrke binding wheat | Col. H. M. Sharp on the binder and John Gehrke on the tractor | |
| No number | Col. Horace Sharp wheat bundles | Col. Horace Sharp standing in a field with wheat bundles, holding a camera | |
| No number | Harlan Tatge Making Molasses 1976 Tri-County Fair | Harlan Tatge making molasses with cane press at the 1976 Tri-County Fair | |
| No number | Threshing Wheat on the Joseph Regner farm | Newspaper photo: Threshing Wheat on Joseph Regner Farm Near Herington, Kans. - Around 1900. Photo Submitted by Jim Regner, Ashland, Nebr. Sent by Laurence B. Newman - 7/8/1986 (Rt. #1, Box #42, Elmwood, Nebraska 68349) Donated by Mr. & Mrs. Albert Schild 9/22/1986 | |
| No number | Leo Ahl's mother | Leo Ahl's mother | |
| No number | Leo Ahl | Leo Ahl | |
| No number | Vera Ahl | Vera Ahl | |
| No number | Amos Ahl | Amos Ahl | |
| HI-97-36-01 | Herington Air Base | HI-97-36-01 | (2nd copy) Herington Air Base, during the war (WWII). Workers in the sheet metal department. (L-R) 1st woman seated - Kathyrne Say, Wilsey, KS; man in white shirt directly behind her - Herman Zigler, Council Grove, KS; down from Herman (man in light long sleeve shirt) - Pete Spiker, Wilsey, KS |
| CSB-75-01-01 | Shady Brook Band | CSB-75-01-01 | Shady Brook Band (L-R): John Vasholtz, Martin Schlesener, Mrs. Dr. Anderson, Fred Kandt, Richard Schlesener, Wm Keining, L.A. Schlesener, Louis Rohloff, Henry Koepke, John Olhoff, Fred Lueker, Henry Schlesener, Victor Kingsbury, Fred Strelow |
| No number | G. Grant Gillette's Cowboy Band | Gillette Ranch (Woodbine) owner George Grant Gillette's cowboy band | |
| No number | G. Grant Gillett | George Grant Gillette, owner of the Gillette Ranch near Woodbine, KS. Millionaire and Bankrupt at age 31. | |
| H-87-01-01 | Kate Baker's Ladies Silver Cornet Band | H-87-01-01 | The celebrated Claire Patee Co. Edith Arnold "And just plain comedian never before presented - Willard Simms". Band Major, 1 tuba, 4 trombones, 2 cornets are women, men on snare drum and 1 bass drum. Little girls leaning on drum. Bass drum says "Kate Baker's Ladies Silver Cornet Band". The band of Kate Baker of LeClede, Missouri advertised, "the only female band in America with a lady drum major" (but which did have two male musicians). That group accompanied a root, herb, and bark medicine show operator, Dr. Diamond Dick (a.k.a. George B. McClellan, not the Civil War general), in a four-month campaign through Iowa, Nebraska, and Kansas promoting his remedies under the banner of "Indian Methods Alone!" |
| HP-75-18-01 | 13 member brass band | HP-75-18-01 | 13 member band - members unknown or from which locale. |
| HP-76-12-01 | Herington Band - A. Reasoner, Bandmaster | HP-76-12-01 | Herington Band - Band Master - A. Reasoner |
| HP-76-19-01 | Band Picnic at White City | HP-76-19-01 | Band Picnic at White City, KS, Aug 29, 1916. Herington - Pearl - Dwight - Burdick - Delevan - and White City Bands and Yodlers. |
| HP-84-03-01 | Navarre, KS - 18 member band | HP-84-03-01 | Top row - Second from left - Howard Homler; 2nd row - Second from left - Robert Homler; Navarre Band; Donated by - Mrs. O.S. Haywood |
| No number | Broadway Candy Kitchen | Horse and wagon in front of the Broadway Candy Kitchen, which was located in the ground floor of the old Herington Opera House at the southwest corner of Broadway and Walnut. | |
| No number | Reese's Stores & Nealeigh's Grocery | Old Schilling Clothing Co & Dry goods store after it became Reese's stores and Neaeigh's Grocery at the northwest corner of Broadway and Walnut | |
| No number | Debus Barber Shop price wars | Taken January 10, 1935 at the end of the Barber war: Uncle Carl (Carl DeBus), Dad (Ray DeBus), August Wendlandt. 4 days before Uncle Carl's death. | |
| No number | Lydick Motor Co | Lydick Motor Company, Ford Dealership & Service | |
| No number | Livery, Feed & Sale Stable | Livery, Feed & Sale Stable on North "D" street. D.D. Longhofer. Dr. F. Elmer, veterinary surgeon and dentist. Horse & hearse and 2 horse & buggy. | |
| No number | First National Bank | Main entrance to the First National Bank building at the southeast corner of Broadway and Main | |
| No number | Catlin's IGA new store | Catlin's IGA store at 2nd and Walnut | |
| No number | New First National Bank | First National Bank, new building at southwest corner of Broadway and Day | |
| No number | Passenger Coach - Game Train | Moving old RR Passenger Coach which later became "Crazy Cleve's Game Train", a video game arcade. 3rd and Walnut | |
| No number | Herington Times Building | Storefront of The Herington Times at 7 North Broadway | |
| No number | Peugh Auto Salvage | Copy of newspaper article. John Peugh Auto Salvage new building at 319 W. Walnut. | |
| No number | J.C. Peugh Dray line | John C. Peugh's Dray Line in front of Schilling Clothing & Dry Goods and Sproul Grocery Co on N. Broadway. Men in photo are: Frances Patterson (Ollie Peugh's nephew) and Lawrence Eastridge who worked for John Peugh | |
| H-80-09-01 | East Main Street 1912 Snowstorm | H-80-09-01 | Snow of 1912, East Main Street (looking East). Visible businesses are: U.S. Post Office, C.E. Shepherd and Co. Produce, C.E. Shepherd and Son Real Estate, Shoe Shop, Badger Lumber Yard, Savoy Hotel. |
| No number | Bank of Herington | Camera Copy of original: Bank of Herington building at southwest corner of Broadway and Main. F.D. Carman's law office and Dr. Boyd's dentist office are visible in the upper level. | |
| No number | Implement Dealership and Poultry Store | Camera Copy of original: Site of present Herington Post Office. Businesses visible are: International Harvester Implement dealership, Poultry/Eggs store, and shoe shop. H. Wentworth Hardware store (First National Bank) at far right. | |
| No number | Herington Hotel ruins after fire | Camera Copy of original: Remains of the Herington Hotel at the northeast corner of Broadway and Walnut. Still standing is an adjacent Meat Market (Thompson's?). | |
| No number | View of Herington from Water Tower | Camera copy of original: Visible in the background: Herington Opera House, Herington Hotel | |
| No number | Lewerenz Implement Co after Lime Creek Flood | Newspaper clipping: Lewerenz Home & Implement Co. It appears this may have been taken after the 1951 Lime Creek flood | |
| No number | Ditching machine for sewer plant | This is the Ditiching Machine. Digs about a half a mile a day 4 ft deep. Geo Haage is forement of the sewer work. Down toward old sewar plant. | |
| No number | Sinclair Gasoline Station | Camera Copy of original: Sinclair Gasoline Station at the Corner of the Liggett Hotel (northeast corner of 1st and Walnut) | |
| No number | Floyd Implement Company grand opening | Ribbon cutting ceremony ceremony for Gary Floyd Implement Company - May 24, 1991 | |
| No number | Norville Jewelry 1971 blizzard | February 22, 1971 - Herington Blizzard - Northeast corner of Broadway and Main Streets, Herington, KS | |
| No number | Norville Jewelry 1971 blizzard | 2/22/71 - Herington Blizzard - Northeast corner Broadway & Main | |
| No number | Kramer Auto Supply | The Kramer Auto Supply at the Corner of Main and Broadway. A Mr. Sinclair ran the gasoline pumps to the left of the picture. (from a publication) | |
| HP-78-11-01 | Arthur Elliott and Archie Kuether and 1925 Chrysler | HP-78-11-01 | Arthur D. Elliott and Archie Kuether with 1925 Chrysler in front of "Mom's Café" on North side of West Walnut |
| No number | Stiles Grocery on west main after fire | Bus and Joanne Stiles Grocery Store on West Main street after fire | |
| No number | Memorial Day service at Sunset Hill | Newspaper article - Veterans honored with special services. Rev. Al Boatman gave a brief message during Memorial Day services at Sunset Hill Cemetery. Photo shows Rev. Boatman and crowd of people with Sunset Hill caretaker's equipment building in background. | |
| No number | H.A. Albricht Livery Stable | H.A. Albricht Livery, Feed & Sale Stable. 4 men & 5 horses | |
| No number | Men digging foundation for (V.W. Huffman?) building | Photo shows 10 men and 2 horses digging foundation and hauling dirt possibly for the construction of the V.W. Huffman Jewelry business on the West side of North Broadway. Carlton N. Tufts furniture & undertaking business can be seen on the other side of the street. | |
| No number | Glenwood Hotel and Clark Lumber | West Walnut St. looking East at the Rock Island Railroad crossing. To the left is the Glenwood Hotel and to the right is Clark Lumber Company. | |
| No number | George Houston Transfer Barn & teams | (see also possibly HB-76-16-01) H and H (Houston and Hardman) delivery wagons and teams. Identified in photo are (L-R): George Houston, John Hardman, Alex Green, unknown | |
| HP-76-36-01 | Houston Transfer Line | HP-75-36-01 | George Houston Transfer Line, Herington, Kansas - Dray Wagon, Delivery Wagon, Street Sprinkler |
| No number | Rogers Brothers Cash Racket | Postcard - Santa Claus at Rogers Cash Racket. December 18, 1909 - Herington, Kansas | |
| No number | Schilling Delivery Wagon | Agnes & Ora Kohler, taken at Herington. He delivered groceries for Schilling Mercantile (northwest corner of Broadway and Walnut) in early 1900's. (Probably around 1904). Another attached note from Marjorie Kohler Rech identifies the man as Mr. Rech (possibly incorectly). |
