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| CEDAR COUNTY, IOWA |
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INDEX OF PHOTOGRAPHS
Submitted by Sharon Elijah, February 7, 2012
| PAGE | PHOTOGRAPH DESCRIPTION |
| 11 | Thomas Robinson |
| 11 | Margaret Spear Robinson |
| 11 | Wm. S. Robinson |
| 11 | Martha Garrison Van Wormer 1844-1934 came to township in 1847 |
| 11 | John Van Wormer |
| 13 | Perez Frink |
| 13 | Lydia Williams Frink |
| 13 | Rev. F. J. Wilson |
| 15 | Depot torn down March 1959 |
| 15 | Residence of Ida Engelking Built by L. B. Gere |
| 19 | Old water tower and gas plant about 1911 |
| 21 | West end of business district about 1918 |
| 23 | Present site of B & K Store |
| 25 | Kahl's Café occupies the first floor of this building. Now remodeled, Mrs. Pearl Perkins lives in the second floor apartment. The Masonic Hall is on the third floor. |
| 27 | Part of Christmas Display in downtown Park. Bandshell in background |
| 29 | Livery Barn and Garage Corner |
| 31 | The old hotel in the background |
| 33 | First National Bank Building now the Post Office |
| 35 | Clarence Savings Bank |
| 35 | W. D. G. Cottrell Bank |
| 35 | Hardware Store located on present site of Clarence Savings Bank |
| 37 | Jerome Hart, father of Clarence Hart, first white Child born in Clarence |
| 37 | George E. Smith, druggist 1869-1905 |
| 37 | Dr. Thomas Coates |
| 37 | Dr. Wm. Greig |
| 37 | D. T. Nicoll, M. D. |
| 39 | David Elijah, Founder of Clarence Saving Bank |
| 39 | The first Clarence Savings Bank, now the Merritt Barber Shop |
| 41 | Clarence Hart, 1863-1957 first person born in Clarence |
| 41 | H. D. Kemman's Implement display |
| 43 | E. E. Martzahn's Produce Station |
| 47 | Dr. J. E. Smith |
| 51 | The first Clarence School |
| 53 | Clarence School 1908 |
| 57 | Grade School Addition |
| 59 | Presbyterian Church 1911 |
| 61 | Presbyterian Church after the storm of June 29, 1929 |
| 63 | Methodist Church built in 1869 |
| 63 | Interior of Methodist Church that burned in 1919 |
| 65 | S. S. Smith, Pastor of Methodist Church, 1909-1921 |
| 65 | Methodist Church Fire |
| 67 | St. John's Evangelical and Reform Church |
| 69 | Rev. Karl Fauth |
| 85 | Senator James M. Kent |
| 85 | James W. Beatty |
| 85 | Hiram Dewell |
| 87 | Gordon Smith |
| 87 | Edwin C. Schluter |
| 87 | Earl Elijah |
| 87 | Excavating at the New Community Park in September of 1958 |
| 89 | Clarence High School ball team of 1914 |
| 89 | Morning after Hallowe'en |
| 89 | Hauling hogs to the stockyards |
| 91 | H. D. Kemman Sons family band |
| 91 | George Miller, first rural mail carrier on route No. 1 |
| 93 | This is the way threshing was done in the very early 1900's |
| 95 | Opening of first Garage in Clarence. Car marks contrast to the endless row of buggies. This is now Thein Motor Sales |
| 95 | First Garage - Thein Motor Sales |
| 97 | Memorial Day Parade following World War I, marching to the Clarence Town Cemetery |
| 97 | The old Band Stand on Main Street |
| 99 | Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Hoffner in a 1906 Cadillac |
| 99 | A 1910 model, 2 cylinder Buick car is still in existence at Olin, Iowa. (Left to right) Alfred Hoffner, Tom McNamee (in seat) and Herman Dettman |