Musser Public Library
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| Photo Subject | Photo Description | Photo No. |
| Eagle Lodge | Photograph of the Eagle's Women's Auxillary | 2833b |
| Eagles Club | Two photos of Eagle Club officers dated Feb. 1948. OG# 60032 and 60034. | 2089a, b |
| East 2nd Street | 1970s photos of 200 block of East 2nd Street. In color and probably Bamford photographs. | 2427 |
| Edward, Jack | Picture of a baby. On the back is written "Jack Edward 14 month's old. Don't know if Edward is the last name or his middle name. | 1604 |
| Edwards Grocery Store | Photograph of Edward's Grocery Store on 2nd and Mulberry. | 2372 |
| Eells, J.W. | In framed picture of members of the Muscatine County Bar, 1901. | 545 |
| Eitman, Florence | No date nor photographer listed. | 1834 |
| Elfers, Tena | Oscar Grossheim photo of funeral flowers for Tena Elfers ca. 1902. 14X17 negative. | 1782 |
| Elks | Elks Convention badges & buttons from the estate of Cheryl McIntire (father Leonard McIntire and mother Bernice Kuebhler McIntire) | 2336 |
| Elks | Logbook of expenditures for the Lady Elks and history and list of members. | Ephemera 27 |
| Elks Lodge | Elks building on corner of Mulberry and Mississippi Drive. Circa 1980s. | 2856 |
| Emrich, Genevieve | A Polaroid photo of Mrs. Genevieve Emrich who was a 3rd grade teacher. | 1809 |
| Erb, Elmer | Group of young men seated on the ground in front of their bicycles. Identified on the back as "A Bunch of Bicycle Nuts". Taken at the Mulberry Avenue fair grounds, August/September, 1888. Numbers have been written on the photograph to help identify subjects. | 558 |
| Estle, Chester M. | In group of Muscatine Business College students. | 969 #42 |
| European Hotel | A black and white photo of the European Hotel that was on the corner of East 4th Street and Cedar Street. Now gone. | 2707 |
| Eversmeyer, F.W. | In a framed picture of members of the Muscatine County Bar, 1901 | 545 |
| Eversmeyer, Louise | In a framed picture of members of the Muscatine County Bar, 1901 | 545 |
| Exbom, Sally | Portrait. No date, no photographer. | 1864 |
| Excelsior Hose Company | Excelsior Hose Company, volunteer firemen in front of their hose house. Shows hose cart at left. Not dated, but probably in the 1880's or 1890's. Not Identified. | 703 |
| Factories | The Grange Factory, built on the northeast corner of Mulberry and Third Street as a result of the Grange Movement by the Patrons of Husbandry. The Muscatine Manufacturing Company was formed with capital stock of $50,000. Cost of the building was $10,000, raised by S.K. Howe by subscription. Plans were drawn by William H. Price. Contract let to Hiram Rowland, work was begun September 15, and completed December 1, 1874, and machinery started January 2, 1875. Samuel McNutt was the first President, succeeded by Lindley Hoopes; Mollie Eversmeyer, Secretary. William Price, Superintendent. | 44-Graham |
| Factories | Group of employees in front of Grange Factory. No dates. Names given. | 45-Graham |
| Fahey, Mary | Mary Fahey, 1901. #35 of Grossheim photos, 11x14. | 1466 |
| Fairport Biological Station | Fairport Biological Station, in four parts. In the 1920's. From the library's Muscatine File | 902 |
| Fairs | Scene on the Fair Grounds when the Fair was held on the John Barnard farm soon after the Civil War, on the Iowa City Road. From an original negative. In Album 1, page 9. | 101-Graham |
| Family Photograph Albums | Chapman, Cullip, Brazel, Cochran, Young,Spauding, Busch, Johnson | 2272 |
| Family Photograph Albums | Busch, Bush, Chapman, Holcomb, Brazel | 2273 |
| Farm life | Threshing machine and work crew, ca. 1910. | 813 |
| Farm life | Large (6 1/2 X 36) photograph of a threshing operation, ca. 1925. | 838 |
| Farnsworth, Carrie | In group of eight young women, ca. 1891, called the "Billie Club". | 823 |
| Farnsworth, Sue Ida | Photograph of a baby taken in Kansas. | 2381 |
| Fashion | Fashion Review, 1933 (wedding dress). Oscar Grossheim photograph, not in index. | 1874 |
| Fashion | Fashion Review, 1933 (Children's Clothing). Oscar Grossheim photograph, not in index. | 1875 |
| Fashion | Fashion Review, 1933 ("Miss Fashion Queen and her alternates"). | 1878 |
| Fashion | Fashion Review, 1933 - studio group portrait. | 1879 |
| Fayle family | Several prints and negatives in envelope with the name "Fayle" on the envelope. | 1997 |
| Fifer, John | John Fifer. | 1471 |
| Films | A 16mm and DVD copy of "Pigs is Pigs" movie. | Ephemera 14 |
| Films | A Super 8mm film of the New Muscatine Bridge by James C. Hopkins. | Ephemera 14 |
| Finley??? | A Grossheim photograph of a young woman holding a parasol and wearing a wide-brimmed straw hat. | 1714 |
| Fire Companies | Champion Hose Company, 1902. Three rows of men in uniform, not identified. | 700 |
| Fire Companies | Rescue Hose Company, farmer dance ca. 1910. Oscar Grossheim photo #438. Two copies. | 2006 |
| Fire Department | Excelsior Hose Company, volunteer firemen in front of their fire house, in uniform, with their flower-decorated hose cart, ready to join a parade. Partially identified on the back as: Front row, next to flag holder ___ Paetz, 5th from right Bob Freers, 5th from left (slightly back) Al Thomas, 8th from left is Dick Van Dresky, driver of hose cart is Otto Snyder. Back row 2nd from right is Henry Schifer, 1st from left is Dan Fogerty and 5th from left is Barney Schmidt. No date. | 321 |
| Fire Department | Fire truck, parked in front of what is probably Sycamore Street fire station. Four men standing along side of truck, two men seated at the wheel; not identified. Not dated. | 701 |
| Fire Department | Muscatine Fire Department, 1924. Identified left to right: Chief J.J. Brown, Assistant Chief George Luckhart, Charles F. Truninger, Louis Hopewell, Paul S. Meerdink, J. Pete Maurath, August Klebe, Walter Schlutz, James Wise, Charles Swisher, Fred Rebelsky. Reproduction of photograph loaned by the Muscatine Fire Department, Nov, 1981 | 702 |
| Fire Department | Muscatine Fire Department, July, 1934. Four trucks, twenty men, in uniform, in front of City Hall. Men not identified. | 704 |
| Fire Department | Relief Hose Company, September, 1892. Volunteer firemen in front of their hose house. Men not identified. | 705 |
| Fire Department | Muscatine's first fire truck, given by P.M. Musser, ca. 1915. Fire Chief Brown. | 723 |
| Fire Department | Muscatine's first fire truck, given by P.M. Musser, ca. 1915. Fire Chief Brown. | 850 |
| Fire Department | Rescue Hose Company - farmer dance ca. 1910. OG #438 | 1832 |
| Fire Department | Muscatine Fire Department on Front Street on the morning of Fireman's Parade Day, on May 15, 1878. It then comprised four companies; Relief Hook and Ladder Company, wearing white flannel shirts, Rescue Hose Company, Number 2, blue, Champion Hose Company, Number 1, red, and Excelsior Hose Company, Number 3, green. Joseph Morrison, Chief of the Department, H.F. Bodman, Assistant. From a photo by J.P. Phelps. In Album 1, page 35. | 159-Graham |
| Fire Department | Relief Hook and Ladder Company, organized April 12, 1877, with Lyman Banks, Captain. The running team of the company, with James Mayes as ladder climber, captured the state belt for the third time in succession at Council Bluffs in June, 1881. From an original negative taken by J.P. Phelps about 1882. In Album 1, page 39. | 166-Graham |
| Fire Department | The original Champion Hose Company, Number 1, first organized January 7, 1875 as the Champion Fire Company, and took charge of the Champion Chemical Engine received by the city February 27, 1875, the name being changed to Champion Hose Company Number 1 when the company was supplied with a hose cart in May of 1876. From a photo by J.P. Phelps in the early 1880's: Gus Schmidt, foreman, and other offices in front, Second Street, west of Cedar as a background. In Album 1, page 40. | 169-Graham |
| Fire Department | Hershey Hose Company, an independent fire company, organized September 20, 1880, leaving their old Hose House on Hershey Avenue in south Muscatine, in the act of starting out to extinguish a fire. From a photograph taken by an unknown artist in the early 1880's. | 54-Graham |
| Firemen | A Graham photograph of the fire arches for a fireman competition. | 2624 |
| Fires | Firefighters, at fire at 420 Mulberry, March 5, 1988. First place winner, Work category, in Grossheim Photography contest, 1988. Identified as Mike Collins and Mike Weggen. Taken by Steven Dalbey, Fire Chief. | 935 |
| Fires | Assistant Fire Chief Leland Rector, on the job at a fire at 420 Mulberry, March 5, 1988. Second place winner in the Grossheim photography contest, 1988 | 936 |
| Fires | Burning of Miller's Barn. The burning at 11 o'clock at night in the early winter of 1855, of Frederick Miller's feed stable, which stood in the rear of the blacksmith shop near his brick "Muscatine Hotel" on the lot at the northwest corner of Fourth and Mulberry, the barn containing at the time over 100 horses, all being saved but 16. From a sketch by John McGreer, in New-Tribune, March 12, 1899, showing the bucket brigade in action, water being obtained from wells nearby. In album 1, page 7. | 100-Graham |
| Fires | Photographs of Olson's Monument store fire and of an area on 5th Street that the fire department used as a training fire in 2002 taken by Lonnie Hillman. | 2899 |
| First Presbyterian Church | An early photograph of the First Presbyterian Church. No date. | 2635 |
| Fish, Pearl | OG #10050 dated Jan. 18, 1907. Possibly Muscatine Business College graduate photo. | 2172 |
| Fishburn | Four cabinet photos, 3 from Pardoe Studio in Muscatine and 1 from Alexander Grossheim Berlin Studio in Muscatine, all 5x7s along with a small tintype and a smaller 2x2 photograph. All were purchased at an estate auction from the Fishburn estate. | 2650 |
| Fishburn-Wanerus Expedition | Two framed articles about the Fishburn expedition during the summer of 1921. Antelope hunt in Wyoming for the museum of the University of Iowa. | 2652 |
| Fisher, Ed | Four photos of the Ed Fisher family. OG #6866, July 4, 1904. | 2103a, b, c, d |
| Fisk, Mr. | OG #4396 or 4289 dated 1903. | 2171 |
| Fitzgerald, Ellen Caster | Ellen Caster Fitzgerald and her husband, son and daughter (Jake & Pearl). No date. | 1191 |
| Fitzgerald, Jake | A four generation picture, no others in the picture are identified. | 1195 |
| Fitzgerald, T.R. | In a framed picture of members of the Muscatine County Bar, 1901 | 545 |
| Fitzsimmons baby | On the back of the photograph is written "Jennie and Dorothy Belle 8 months old." Possibility this photo is part of the Fitzsimmons family. | 1843 |
| Fitzsimmons family | Portrait of 5 elderly men. Taken by Floral Studio in Columbus Jct., Iowa. | 1894 |
| Fitzsimmons family | Two women in coats and hats taken by Luscombe Studio, Iowa City, Iowa. | 1895 |
| Fitzsimmons family | Four women in black looking at books, taken by the Dyalls Studio, Mt. Pleasant, Iowa. | 1896 |
| Fitzsimmons family | Oval collage of four children mounted on black glass. On back noted "Fitzsimmons book, Nichols". | 1898 |
| Fitzsimmons family | Portrait of unknown woman, but probably part of the Fitzsimmons family. Taken by Luscombe Studio, Iowa City, Iowa. | 1899 |
| Fitzsimmons family | A small 3x3" photo of two children. On the back is written Mrs. W. J. Fitzsimmons. | 2016 |
| Fitzsimmons family | A Alexander Grossheim photo of a man and woman. On the back is written: "To Jennie". | 2018 |
| Fitzsimmons, Eva | Possibly Fitzsimmons family. Not fully identified on back. Back says "Eva in Uncle Tom's Cabin play." Baker photography from Columbus, O. | 1892 |
| Fitzsimmons, Jennie | Written on back is "Aunt Jennie Fitzsimmons". | 1835 |
| Fitzsimmons, Jennie | Written on back is "Aunt Jennie Fitzsimmons". | 1836 |
| Fitzsimmons, Jennie | Portrait by Austin from Cedar Rapids, Iowa. | 1890 |
| Fitzsimmons, Jennie | Portrait by Child Studio, no location noted. | 1897 |
| Fitzsimmons, Ruby | Portrait by Degler, no location noted. | 1891 |
| Fitzsimmons, Ruby | A Clifford & Sons cabinet photo. | 2032 |
| Fitzsimmons, Russell | Possibly part of the Fitzimmons family portraits. Only had "Russell" written on back. Post card style. | 1893 |
| Fitzsimons, Ruby | Photograph of Ruby Fitzsimons. Photographer is Foster from Tracy, Iowa. Ca. 1910. | 1833 |
| Flannery, Laurence | Portrait | 1805 |
| Flannery, Lawrence | Grossheim photograph of Lawrence Flannery, Myrtle Flannery and little Pat. | 2196 |
| Flannery, Mrs. Michael | Mrs. Michael Flannery, Larry and son Pat. | 1169 |
| Fletcher, Mabel Appel | Charles Appel with his nieces. Identified, standing, left to right, Grace Butler (Mrs. Ben Stahl), Mabel Appel (Mrs. Herschel Fletcher), Aura Butler (Mrs. Ben Lane), Marguerite Ashton. Seated, left to right, Charles Appel, Pearl Appel, Alice Appel (Mrs. Ollie Terry), Ida Appel (Mrs. Springborn). Taken ca. 1906, Oscar Grossheim, photographer. Mrs. Fletcher died in March of 1986. | 699 |
| Floats | Fraternal order of Eagles…float for a parade, ca. 1925. | 899 |
| Floats | Batterson parade float circa 1905. Numbered at A-57 on the www.umvphotoarchive.org website. | 1795 |
| Flood | Journal photo of the 1965 flood looking down Mississippi Drive outside the Hotel Muscatine. | 2715 |
| Flood - 1951 flood | 13 photographs of the 1951 flood along with a newspaper of the 1965 flood. | 1712 |
| Flood - 1952 flood | Photographs and negatives donated from an estate in Washington D.C. Some riverfront photos including pictures of Central Soya. | 1716 |
| Floods | 15 photos of the April 2001 flood. | 1749 |
| Floods | View of the railroad tracks taken during the July 1993 flood by David Lohrman for the Grossheim photo contest. | 1778 |
| Floods | Photograph by Elmer R. Worst taken June 30, 1961. Flood waters surround the C. E. Richard & Sons wholesale meat plant on Washington near the CRI & P railroad spur by Mad Creek. From the Mabel Bartenhagen collection. | 1857 |
| Floods | Photograph of flooded unidentified area. | 1884 |
| Floods | Three photographs and negatives of a Mississippi River flood possibly from 1922. | 1973 |
| Floods | Two photos of the 1965 flood taken by Joe Fifer. | 2292 - 2293 |
| Floods | A DVD of the 1965 flood. | DVD-37 |
| Floods | A DVD of the 1965 flood and the Water Pollution Control Plant. | DVD-38 |
| Floods | Muscatine flood filmed April, 1986. | DVD-39 |
| Floods | October, 1986 flood DVD. | DVD-41 |
| Floods | Photographs of the 1965 flood. | 2898 |
| Floods | Flood photos of the Muscatine riverfront taken by Debra Kerr in 2001. | 2958 |
| Floods | Flood photos of crossing the bridge into Davenport taken circa 1993. | 2960 |
| Floods | Photos of the 1993 flood in Muscatine. | 2961 |
| Floods | Flood photographs of Muscatine taken in 1993. | 2966 |
| Floods | Flood photographs of Muscatine taken in 1993. | 2967 |
| Floods | Photographs of a flood taken on the riverfront, circa 2006? | 2976 |
| Footbridges | Footbridge in Weed Park. Entry in the 1990 Grossheim photo contest. | 978 |
| Foster, Ella | Portrait of Ella Foster, young woman, ca. 1891. | 824 |
| Fox, Mrs. Richard | Mrs. Richard Fox, April 19, 1901, #16 of Grossheim photos. | 1463 |
| Freers, Al | A photograph of two men in a horse drawn buggy in the alley behind the Batterson store. | 1968 |
| Freers, Lee | In group of Muscatine Business College Students. | 969 #66 |
| Freese, V. | Police uniform?? | 1699 |
| Freyermuth | No other info. Townsend photograph. 5 copies. | 2161 |
| Friends of Melpine | 2004 CD of a photo of the interior of Melpine school at Wild Cat Den. | DVD-43 |
| Friends of the Library | Three color snapshots of Friends of the Musser Public Library's booth at Belle of the Bend show, Great River Days, August 1980. | 979 |
| Fruitland | "Watermelon Feed", a large group of people at Fruitland depot, eating watermelons. Shows W.H. Hoopes & Sons warehouse in back, August 26, 1895. | 857 |
| Fruitland | Rail yard, Fruitland, Iowa, August 25, 1895; loading melons. NOTE: 855 is with oversize prints, 855 1&2 are in the regular box. | 855 1 &2 |
| Fry, Mr. | Townsend photograph. No date. | 2166 |
| Fryberger, Andrew | High bridge approach. Tony Christian left and Andrew Fryberger, June 15, 1910. | 982 |
| Frye, Pliney | Portrait of Pliney Frye. The back of the picture lists genealogy for him and his wife. | 1177 |
| Fuhlman family | Photographs of the Fuhlman family including Paul Fuhlman and Genealogy information included | 2705 |
| Fuhlman, W.C. | In group of Muscatine Business College students. | 969 #44 |
| Fuller, Agnes | In group of Muscatine Business College students. | 969 #30 |
| Fuller, Vince | Grossheim photo #A78a beach scene, ca. 1911. | 2369 |
| Fulliam Family | Dr. E. B. Fulliam and grandchild. 8x10 enlargement of a 5x7 photo (27234). March 28, 1921. | 1421 |
| Fulliam, Dr. Edmond | Dr. Edmond B. Fulliam and bride Mary Neinhaus married 1883 in Muscatine, Iowa. | 1187 |
| Fultz, William S. | Small portrait of W.S. Fultz, attached to portion of cover to records book #2 of Old Settlers' Society of Muscatine County, of which William S. Fultz was secretary, 1902. | 564 |
| Funck, Dave | Military portrait. | 1859 |
| Funeral | A photo of a crowd of people at the old court house, possibly of Alexander Clark's funeral? | 2291 |
| Funeral flowers | Acetate negative of funeral flowers for P. M. Musser. Grossheim #2280 | 1828 |
| Funerals | Funeral flowers for B.K. Wintermute. Pictures ordered by L.H. Newman, Raul and Arthur Newman. Grossheim photograph, no number. No date. | 1385 |
| Funerals | Schaffer funeral flowers, includes a photograph of the deceased. No date. No first name. | 1427 |
| Furniture Stores | Southeast corner Iowa Avenue and Third Street. McKee Furniture Store and other stores, before buildings were torn down, ca. 1975. Location of Stanley Consultants building. | 766 |
| Furniture Stores | Photocopy of photograph of Stein's Furniture Store, 227-229 W. 2nd Street, ca. 1855. | 852 |
| Galloway, R. E. | Five copies of a photo dated Aug. 12, 1904. OG#6949. | 2130 |
| Garages | Four shots of the interior of the automotive garage with the chassis of either a bus or truck. No date, nor photographer listed. | 1417-1420 |
| Gardner, Lee | In group of Muscatine Business College students. | 969 #81 |
| Garfield, President | A lithograph of President Garfield and his family. | Transfer Station |
| Garnes family | A cabinet style photograph of the John W. Garnes family. On the back are the names of the people in the photograph: Johnnie, Maude, Howard, Edith, John W. Garnes and his wife, Sarah Garnes. Obituary of John W. Garnes is attached. | 2739 |
| Garretson family | Photo circa 1900. | 2212 |
| Garretson, Mr. | Note on photo:Linus' cousin. Photographer is Vreeland and Stout, San Diego. | 2251 |
| Garrettson, G. A. | Water Street in 1866. G.A. Garrettson, successor to Garrettson and Wiley, had just moved into his new building, now 109-111 West Front Street. Succeeded by G.A. Garrettson and Company (G.A.G. and F.E. Blackman). In 1880 G.A. Garrettson and Son sold to Gobble Brothers (J.M. and T.M.) after 1884, J.M. Gobble and Company, later, J. M. Gobble Company, M. Block and Company (Marx Block and R.T. Wallace) had occupied the building on left, now 113 West Front Street, before 1859. Wallace left the firm in 1867, Block remained in that location about 6 years, then removing to the steamboat landing. | 22-Graham |
| Garrison, Leona | A photograph of Leona McKillip Garrison, age 18 | 2768 |
| Garvin, Charles | Two children photograph. OG#12836. Dated Sept. 11, 1909. | 2123 |
| Geneva Island | Photographs of Geneva Island taken in 1933. | NonGrossheim photo box |
| Gephardt, Gerta | Gerta Gephardt, dated June 10, 1938 with grandmother (Timm or Kranz?). | 1121 |
| Gesell, Don | WW II sailor portrait | OG-10nn |
| Gibson, Lucille | Tentatively identified as Lucille Gibson's daughter. | 1869 |
| Gladstone, Leila | Portrait of Miss Leila Gladstone, ca. 1920. | 843 |
| Glass, Ruth | Oscar Grossheim photo of Ruth Glass. She is wearing a straw hat and has a cherry stem in her mouth. Circa 1937. | 2007 |
| Glatstein, Dorothy | An Oscar Grossheim photograph - no listing in Grossheim index. | 1842 |
| Gobble, Ed | Group of young men seated on the ground in front of their bicycles. Identified on the back as "A Bunch of Bicycle Nuts". Taken at the Mulberry Avenue fair grounds, August/September, 1888. Numbers have been written on the photograph to help identify subjects. | 558 |
| Graff family | Photo of Clarence, Janet and Billy Graff. Billy 8 yrs old. | 2306 |
| Graham, Agnes | Mrs. Agnes M. Graham in her sitting room on March 5, 1897. This is a flash light photograph. | 1909-1910 |
| Graham, Agnes | Mrs. Agnes M. Graham, born August 17, 1831 in Cromwell, Connecticut, died January 6, 1911 in Muscatine, Iowa. | 1944-1946 |
| Graham, Edward Louis | E.L. Graham, owner of Graham's Drug Store, corner of 2nd and Cedar. | 1936 |
| Graham, Edward Louis | E.L. Graham in his drug store. | 1950 |
| Graham, Edward Louis | Edward Louis Graham, born December 11, 1867. Photo taken August, 1905. E.L. became an druggist and was a collector of old glass plate negatives of Muscatine. | 1951 |
| Graham, Israel Lewis | Dr. Israel Lewis Graham, born February 11, 1823 in Canton, Connecticut. Died December 3, 1886 in Muscatine, Iowa. | 1952 |
| Graham, Israel Watson | Israel Watson Graham, father of Dr. Israel Lewis Graham. He was born in North Canton, Connecticut, February 25, 1795. He died in Muscatine, Iowa on December 19, 1876. | 1941 |
| Graham, Mary | Mary Graham (Mrs. John A. Robbins) ca. 1894-1897. | 1903 |
| Graham, Mary | Mary Graham, no date. | 1918 |
| Graham, Mary | Mother of Mary and Agnes Robbins. | 1948 |
| Graham, Mary | Mary Graham, about the age of 27. Photograph by Clifford and Son, 1892. Mary was born August 5, 1866 and married J.A. Robbins, September 18, 1894. She died Dec. 20, 1897. Mother of Agnes and Mary Graham Robbins. | 1912-1913 |
| Graham, Mary | Photos of Mary Graham taken around 1887. | 1957-1958 |
| Graham, Permelia Ensign | Permelia Ensign Graham, born in Pittsfield, Mass. In 1799. She married Israel W. Graham at East Granville, Mass in October of 1817. She died at Muscatine, Iowa August 11, 1879. She was the mother of Israel Lewis Graham. | 1937 |
| Grain Elevators | Grain Elevator in March of 1961 on the river front in Muscatine, Iowa. | 1349 |
| Grain Elevators | The old Water Works Engine House on the levee between Chestnut and Pine Streets, built in 1876 and used as a pumping station until completion of new station on Muscatine Island in1906. Grain elevator of Richie & White (W.S. Richie and George R. White) in background, foot of Pine, built in 1868 and 1869, and burned on night of June 29, 1885 | 48-Graham |
| Grain Processing Co. | Taken in 1994 for the Grossheim photo contest by Norman Smith. | 1771 |
| Grand Opera House | Grand Opera House, October, 1901 | 73-Graham |
| Grant, Amelia Grasslie | A photograph of Amelia Grasslie. Her name is written on the back. | 2014 |
| Gravel Pits | Northern Gravel Pit. No date. | 1350 |
| Gravel Pits | One of the big gravel pits on Muscatine Island, August, 1919. | 80-Graham |
| Gray family | Grossheim photograph labeled Gray family. | 2546 |
| Gray, Charles, Francis, Jean | Hostetler Photography Studio, Davenport, IA | 2257 |
| Gray, Francis Andrew Jackson | A Grosheim Bros. portrait donated by the Osceola County Historical Society in Kissimmee, Florida. A letter accompanies the photograph. Photo dated on back August 1889. | 2192 |
| Gray, Jean | Grossheim photo number 33020 dated May 14, 1931 | 2246 |
| Gray, Lindsey T. | Sweetland, Iowa. Pardoe photographer. Taken Jan. 1889. | 2223 |
| Gray, Lindsey T. | Townsend photograph. No date. | 2224 a,b |
| Gray, Mr. & Mrs. L. T. | 2254 | |
| Great River Days | Photos of Great River Days ca. early 1990's. | 1313-1322 |
| Greiser, Rev. John | Pastor of St. Mary's parish in Muscatine from Jan. 17, 1879 to 1927. | 1783 |
| Grelle family album | Possible spelling is also "Grell". Mostly Oscar Grossheim photos, but also some Clifford and Son and a Townsend photo. Several tin types are included. | 2200 |
| Gresham, Arthur | In group of Muscatine Business College students. | 969 #22 |
| Grocery Stores | Interior of Murray Weston Wheeler's grocery store, 303 East Second Street. Mr. Wheeler is behind the cash register. Mr. Wells, in hat, delivered groceries. Henry M. Miller, 2nd from left (behind man in derby). | 606 |
| Grocery Stores | Dillaway's Crockery Store, exterior, 118 E. 2nd Street, ca. 1890. Persons in front, left to right, Arthur Klaffenbach, Carol Stanwood, Unknown, "Billie" Scholton. No negative. | 808 |
| Grocery Stores | Cedar Market at 610 Cedar Street. Sign reads "Home of Good Food and Good Folks". No date. | 1201 |
| Grocery stores | A photograph of an unknown grocery store, ca. 1910. | 2310 |
| Grossheim Family | View of a launch, in river, approaching high bridge. People in the boat are identified by Catherine Flannery, as left to right, Oscar Grossheim, his wife Bertha, probably his wife's sister, and his daughter, Marie Grossheim (Flannery). | 659 |
| Grossheim Family | Grossheim family memorabilia donated in June of 1982. | 1344 |
| Grossheim photograph cover | An old photograph cover from the Oscar Grossheim studios. A cutout of a birthday cake with the words "our 55th Birthday" has been pasted on the back of the cardboard frame cover. | 2651 |
| Grossheim photographs | 8 various photos from Oscar Grossheim collection | 2685 |
| Grossheim photos | Two large sepia toned framed Grossheim prints of the Trolley and the old bridge. | Transfer Station |
| Grossheim Studio | Photos of the storage area for the Grossheim glass plate negatives above Wester's Drug Store. Barb Bublitz (Local History Librarian). Taken in June of 1982. JoAnn Carlson on the left, Marsha Tate Library Director in the back of picture #1342. | 1342-1343 |
| Grossheim Studio | Receipts from Oscar Grossheim's photographic studio. | Ephemera 23 |
| Grossheim Studio | Frames, plaques, negative boxes, that were in the Grossheim studio storage room. | Ephemera 38 |
| Grossheim Studio | Studio cabinet style frames and a small box of several broken glass negatives, shutter release mechanism and two shadow frames. | Ephemera 39 |
| Grossheim, Anna | Anna Grossheim, first wife of Oscar Grossheim. Anna died December 4, 1891. | 1619 |
| Grossheim, Anna | Anna Grossheim, first wife of Oscar Grossheim. Anna died December 4, 1891. | 1620 |
| Grossheim, Anna | Flowers from Anna Grossheim's funeral. She died December 4, 1891. | 1621 |
| Grossheim, Marie | Marie Grossheim, 11x14 photograph. | 1488 |
| Grossheim, Oscar | Portrait of Oscar Grossheim. No date. | 1608 |
| Grossheim, Oscar | Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Grossheim with Mr. and Mrs. Flannery in a Golden Wedding Anniversary portrait. Dated June 7, 1942. | 1612 |
| Grossheim, Oscar | Photograph of a horse and buggy decorated for a wedding party. Shoes are tied to the back of the buggy. The buggy is parked in front of Oscar Grossheim studio. Circa 1890s. Possibility Oscar's wedding which would make it 1892. A film negative is included. Rear picture. | 1613 |
| Grossheim, Oscar | Photograph of a horse and buggy decorated for a wedding party. Shoes are tied to the back of the buggy. The buggy is parked in front of Oscar Grossheim studio. Circa 1890s. Possibility Oscar's wedding which would make it 1892. A film negative is included. Side picture. Postcard. | 1614 |
| Grossheim, Oscar | Oscar Grossheim as a young man. | 1617 |
| Grossheim, Oscar | Oscar Grossheim. | 1618 |
| Grossheim, Oscar | Two acetate negatives of Oscar Grossheim. No date and not listed in the log books. | 1800 |
| Grossheim, Oscar | Colorized photograph of Oscar Grossheim. Not listed in the log books. | 1801 |
| Grossheim, Oscar | Three 5 x 7 portraits of Oscar Grossheim. | 1806 |
| Grossheim, Oscar | 50th wedding anniversary of Mr. & Mrs. Oscar Grossheim. Sitting with them is Mr. & Mrs. L. Flannery, daughter and son-in-law. | 1827 |
| Grossheim, Oscar | Grossheim home in Florida? Is written on the back of this photograph with three women standing in front of the house. | 1966 |
| Grossheim, Oscar | This cardboard cabinet portrait is possibly of Oscar Grossheim. Taken by the Grosheim Bros in Muscatine, Iowa. No date | 2191 |
| Grossheim, Oscar | A cabinet photograph of Oscar Grossheim. A note on the back states "Oscar Grossheim, a photographer photographed himself photographing himself as in a dream. The age of the photographer is 26 years. Time of the taking 1888". | 2198 |
| Grossheim, Oscar | Self-portrait of the photographer pointing to the right with his left arem and holding the trip with his right hand. | 2199 |
| Grossheim, Oscar | Grossheim photo of Oscar in his studio #G2004_1. | 2435 |
| Grossheim, Oscar | Press photograph with Oscar Grossheim third from left in white cap. | 2436 |
| Grossheim, Oscar | Larger format of 2435 above. | 2468 |
| Grossheim, Oscar | A possible large format photograph of Oscar Grossheim, undated and unsubstantiated | 3065 |
| Group of women | A photograph of a group of women all dressed in white and holding teddy bears. | 2506 |
| Haefner, Rev. John | Two photos of Reverend Haefner, one a younger man, the other an older one of the reverend. | 2148a, b |
| Haefner, Reverend | Reverend Haefner, 11x14 photo. | 1487 |
| Hagermann, Charles | Member of committee for Button Days, 1946. | 905 |
| Haifleigh, Edith | In group of Muscatine Business College students. | 969 #78 |
| Hakes, Mr. & Mrs. Clifford | Two photographs of the couple on their wedding day, dated Dec. 12, 1917. He is in his Army uniform. | 2012 a, b |
| Hakes, Reverend | Rev. Hakes, ca. 1929. Spelling of last name could be HOKES. | 1431 |
| Halling, Ida and Ed | Alexander Grossheim photograph of a man and woman. Note on back "Clara Baer and Ida are sisters." Two photos in sleeve. | 2548 |
| Halstead, Mrs. | Mrs. Halstead, mother of Frank Halstead. | 1174 |
| Halsted, Mollie | Mollie Halstead, young woman, ca. 1891. | 822 |
| Hamilton family | Daguerreotypes of possibly the Jerome Hamiton or Mary Moody James family. One of two young boys dressed in Civil War uniforms. One of a woman labeled Fannie R. Roberts. One of a man labeled Marion Roberts and two printed with the name of the photographers W. H. Clark from Coffeyville, Kansas. | 2663 |
| Hanley, C.P. | In a framed picture of members of the Muscatine County Bar, 1901 | 545 |
| Hanley, Ethel Salisbury | Photographs of Ethel Salisbury Hanley, creator of the Ethel Hanley Marionettes. She was Mrs. Charles "Chap" Hanley. NOTE: See also clippings in Muscatine File, Citizens. | 888 |
| Hanley, J.R. | In a framed picture of members of the Muscatine County Bar, 1901 | 545 |
| Harfst, Kenneth | Graduated Letts High School, 1951. Father was Fred Harfst. | 1711 |
| Harper, Charley | 1667 | |
| Harper, Charley | Clifford and Sons photographer | 1684 |
| Harper, Clarence | Baby | 1668 |
| Harper, Clarence | E. Foster photographer. 3 yrs. Old. | 1683 |
| Harper, Clarence & Margaret | June 21, 1933 wedding photograph by J. A. Chamberlin | 1686 |
| Harper, Frank | Photograph of 3 months old Frank Harper | 1664 |
| Harper, Frank | 3 years old - Alexander Grossheim photo. | 1672 |
| Harper, Frank William | 1671, 1696 | |
| Harper, James | Oscar Grossheim photo not in the GPN collection | 1665 |
| Hartman, Kate | In group of Muscatine Business College students. | 969 #70 |
| Hartung, Max | In group of Muscatine Business College students. | 969 #12 |
| Hastings, S.C. | S.C. Hastings, pioneer attorney in Muscatine. | 761 |
| Hatch, Chittenden U. | Townsend photograph. No date. | 2322 |
| Haymarket Square | Haymarket Square, East Third Street and Sycamore. View reviewing stand, parade, probably Fourth of July, ca. 1905. Shows spectators with umbrellas, teams and buggies. Family Theater and other buildings on opposite side of street. | 664 |
| Haymarket Square | Grossheim photo #SS_a of a parade near Haymarket Square. | 2495 |
| Heckert, Mr. & Mrs. | Wedding photograph of Mr., & Mrs. Heckert, ca. 1907. Group portrait. | 1443, 1438 |
| Heerd, Mrs. | Portrait of woman identified as Mrs. Heerd. Photograph found at 1503 Lucas Street. | 748 |
| Heinly, Vera | In group of Muscatine Business College students. | 969 #45 |
| Helen Bamford | A large wood box containing photos, memoriablila, news articles etc of the Bamford family and Helen's photography studio. A complete list of these items is inside the box and also on the netword drive under local history | Ephemera 45 |
| Henderson group | Two copies of an Oscar Grossheim photograph labeled on back as Henderson group. Written off to the side is "George". No date, no number. | 1382 |
| Henderson, William Sawyer | William Sawyer Henderson, son of W. Paul and Lucille Henderson, born May 1, 1933. | 1358 |
| Henderson's Chevrolet | Photograph of the sevice men from the Henderson's Chevrolet service department. Circa 1940s. 24 men | 2686 |
| Henlein, William | In group of Muscatine Business College students. The spelling of his name may be wrong, could be Herlein. | 969 #56 |
| Henning, Lee | A postcard photograph of a house with a young boy standing in front of it. On the back is written, Lee Henning, Thompson Express. Lee Henning was married to Mabel Souder Jones in 1909. He died around 1915. Possible location of photograph is 609 E. 5th Street Muscatine. | 2399 |
| Henze, J. F. | A portrait of daughter Nola dated July 29, 1911. OG# 15155. | 2113 |
| Hershe, Dr. C. | Dr. C. Hershe, pioneer physician of Muscatine. | 762 |
| Hershey Barn | Photo taken from a year end edition of the Muscatine Journal dated Jan. 1989. | 2697 |
| Hershey Family | Two journals written by Elizabeth Witmer Hershey dated 1853 and 1854. Elizabeth was the daughter of Benjamin Hershey. Includes two color cabinet style photos of the old high bridge and a raft going down the river. | Ephemera 36 |
| Hershey Home | Hershey home, 1810 Mulberry Avenue, just before demolition in 1983. | 872 |
| Hershey Hospital | Building of Hershey Hospital. | 2437 |
| Hershey, Benjamin | Benjamin Hershey, lumberman. | 757 |
| Hershey, Benjamin | Set of 6 photos of former mayors of Muscatine, reproduced from Old Settlers collection. | 842 |
| Hetzel, Herbert | In group of Muscatine Business College students. | 969 #7 |
| Hetzler, Anna Marie | Married Otis Freyermuth. | 1702 |
| Hetzler, Anna Marie | J. A Chamberlain photo | 2239 |
| Hetzler, Audrey | J. A. Chamberlain photograph dated 1948 | 2271 |
| Hetzler, Edna | Grossheim photo. | 2250 |
| Hetzler, Garold | J. A. Chamberlain photo. Taken when he graduated from 8th grade, 1936. | 2244 |
| Hetzler, Harland | Grossheim photo dated 1937. Grossheim no. 35106. | 2217 |
| Hetzler, Herbert | J. A. Chamberlain photograph. Dated 1942. | 2227 |
| Hetzler, Ida | Photographer B. Wade Denham, Muscatine, IA | 2258 |
| Hetzler, Janice | Chamberlain photo. Note: born July 26, 1944. | 2229 |
| Hetzler, John & Hulda | J. A Chamberlain photo dated 1947 | 2264 |
| Hetzler, Marian | J. A. Chamberlain photograph. | 2226 |
| Hetzler, Marvin | Dated 1942, Chamberlain photograph. | 2228 |
| Hetzler, Marvin A | Private in WWII dated Feb. 1943 | 2263 |
| Hetzler, Myron | Note on photo: Born Feb. 23rd, 1950. Keith & Esther's boy. | 2255 |
| Hetzler, Nancy Kay | Chamberlain photo, Sept. 11, 1941. 9 mos old. | 2222 |
| Hetzler, Nancy Kay | Toddler photograph. Born Dec. 11, 1940. Possibly a Grossheim photo. | 2225 |
| Hetzler, Nancy Kay & Karen | Chamberlain photo. Note: 1945 | 2262 |
| Hetzler, Norma | Chamberlain photo dated 1938. | 2219 |
| Hetzler, Norma & Garald | Grossheim photo circa 1900. | 2214 |
| Hetzler, Raymond | J. A. Chamberlain photograph. | 2231 |
| Hetzler, Raymond | 1946 Chamberlain photo. | 2243 |
| Heuer, Ed | Mr. Ed Heuer, reading newspaper in business section of new library, 1972. | 498 |
| Heuer, Viola | Viola Heuer and her sister Louise Heuer Moss (?). Grossheim photo. | 1473 |
| High Bridge | View of high bridge, with crowd of skaters on the ice, ca. 1900. | 829 |
| High School | A collection of high school graduation programs. | Ephemera-16 |
| Hill family | Seven photographs of Hill family children: Cora, Harry, Charlotte, Belle, Francis, Lottie and Jennie. | 2648 |
| Hill, Belle | Photograph taken at Hastings, 'White and Fisher from Davenport, Iowa. | 2634 |
| Hill, Charlotte | Two different photographs of Charlotte Hill. On the back was written Warsaw, Illinois. | 2633 |
| Hillman, Lonnie | A DVD of all the donated photographs taken by Lonnie Hillman and donated by his daughter. Gold copy of the photo DVD is stored along with the other non-Grossheim photographs. | 2910 |
| Hillman, Lonnie | Buildings on north side of East 3rd Street between Sycamore and Cedar demolised for parking lot, taken by Lonnie Hillman. No date. | 2911 |
| Hillman, Lonnie | A old business card of Hillman's Photo business. | 2978 |
| Hillman, Lonnie | Large envelope of negatives of photographs taken by Lonnie Hillman of various scenes and events in and around Muscatine. | 3006 |
| Hilton, William | Member of committee for Button Days, 1946. | 905 |
| Hine, Harry | In group of Muscatine Business College students. | 969 #80 |
| Hines, Richard | Member of committee for Button Days, 1946. | 905 |
| Hintman, Mrs. M. | Dated June 28, 1906. OG# 9002. | 2112 |
| Hirschman, John | Clifford & Son photograph. Mr. Hirschman was born April 12, 1828 and died March 31, 1915 in Moscow, Iowa. | 2324 |
| Hispanic citizens | Six photos of portraits of Latino or Hispanic people from the Oscar Grossheim collection. | 2366 |
| History | Bicentennial edition of the Muscatine Journal newspaper history of Muscatine. | Ephemera 31 |
| Hitchcock, Henry | Civil War photograph of Henry Hitchcock | 2333 |
| Hitching Posts | Nine drawings of hitching posts drawn by Bill Nowysz. | 2307 |
| Hoag, Charles | In group of Muscatine Business College students. | 969 #74 |
| Hoch, Ed | Ed Hoch, early lumberman. | 756 |
| Hoffman, William | In a framed picture of members of the Muscatine County Bar, 1901 | 545 |
| Holcomb, Frederick | In group of octogenarians at home of Wm. H. Hoopes, 1899. See folder for identification. | 809, 810 |
| Hole, J.O. | J.O. Hole, written on back: "J.O. Hole, Muscatine, Iowa, Mrs. Will Schvenig, 1095 Lucas Street, Muscatine, Iowa." Reproduction. | 1518 |
| Hollywood Revue | Hollywood Revue, 1933 (bathing suits). Oscar Grossheim photograph, not in index. | 1876 |
| Hollywood Revue | Hollywood Revue, 1933 (horse riding outfits & crops). Oscar Grossheim photograph, not in index. | 1877 |
| Hollywood Revue | At Uptown Theater July 27-28, 1933. | 1880 |
| Hoopes | Portrait of W.H. Hoopes, given by Muscatine Area Heritage Association, 1983. There is a fragment from paper backing frame labeled Grandpa Hoopes from Grandma Hoopes to William Joseph Hoopes, December 25, 1905. | 854 |
| Hoopes | In group of octogenarians at home of Wm. H. Hoopes, 1899. See folder for identification. | 809, 810 |
| Hoopes, William H. | William H. Hoopes. | 1173 |
| Hoover, Edith | Small photographs of Alice Mulford and Edith Hoover. Two views, one with Mulford on left, one with her on the right. Ca. 1910. | 746-1 |
| Hopewell, Pat | 7th Armored Division. | OG-15nn |
| Hopkins, Dr. | Dr. Hopkins, ca. 1900. 11x14 Grossheim photo. | 1453 |
| Horan, L.J. | In a framed picture of members of the Muscatine County Bar, 1901 | 545 |
| Horse-Drawn Vehicles | Unidentified family in horse-drawn buggy, location unknown. Ca. 1900. | 849 |
| Horse-Drawn Vehicles | Girl in pony cart in front of Journal office, ca. 1910. The pony cart was part of a journal promotional scheme. From a print owned by Mrs. Louis Bieri, Illinois City, IL. | 957 |
| Horse-Drawn Vehicles | Photo of carriages, occupants unknown; part of patriotic parade, with flags decorating carriages, ca. 1910. | 970 |
| Horse-Drawn Vehicles | Roach & Musser Sash & Door Company wagons, ca. 1910. Print copied from a photo owned by Dorothy Tiecke, 1989. | 950, 951 |
| Hospitals | View of Bellevue Hospital (Cora Weed's former home), ca. 1910, overlooking Second Street at bottom of the hill. | 629 |
| Hospitals | Hershey Memorial Hospital, built by Mira Hershey in memory of her father, Benjamin Hershey. Reproduction of a postcard from Musser Public Library Postcard Collection. | 725 |
| Hospitals | Hershey Memorial Hospital, taken in the spring of 1983, just before building was torn down. Building was erected in 1901-02, at 1810 Mulberry Avenue. | 726 |
| Hospitals | Colored post card of Muscatine General Hospital | 2329 |
| Hospitals | Bellevue nurses in operating room, ca. 1910. O.G. #1039 | 2362 |
| Hospitals | Hershey Hospital, nearly completed. In Album 3, page 9. In 1979, the Benjamin Hershey Memorial Convalescent Home. | 254-Graham |
| Hospitals | Photographs, with index of Hershey Memorial Hospital. This set of photos is a duplicate of that submitted to HUD and HCRS as part of the review process necessary prior to the demolition of a structure of historical significance. | 724 #'s 1-21 |
| Hospitals | Hospital at the County Farm, October, 1900. | 74-Graham |
| Hospitals | Hershey hospital records are now with the University of Iowa Hospitals and Clinics | |
| Hospitals | Four photographs of staff, patients, a doctor and his wife and one of a man who is standing in front of the radio tower at KTNT with what appears to be a carnival in progress on site. | 3056 |
| Hotel Grand | Photograph from the Graham Collection of the Hotel Grand, 1899 on 2nd and Cedar. | 2446 |
| Hotel Grand | Enlargements of a postcard of the Hotel Grand, negatives included. | 1599-1600 |
| Hotels | Hotel Muscatine construction crew, 1914. Copy of a print owned by Ruth Starkweather, 1989. | 952 |
| Hotels | A photograph from the 1960's of the Farmers Hotel. | 2052 |
| Hotels | Fred Miller's original hotel. The log hotel of Frederick Miller who bought a double log cabin on the northwest corner of 4th and Mulberry in 1844, made an addition for a blacksmith shop, converted the whole into a hotel, built a shop and stable on the alley and in 1849 erected on the site of the log cabin the brick "Muscatine Hotel", then 2 stories, a lower story having been underbuilt in 1857, and run for a few years afterward by J.H. Freeland as the "Muscatine House", later known, with additions, etc., as the Martin Bitzer tenement. From a sketch of the log hotel by John McGreer in News-Tribune, March 12, 1899. | 10-Graham |
| Hotels | The "Clover House" in 1855, as engraved on a letter head of that date. Built by Josiah Parvin in 1840, and opened by him in February 1841 as :Parvin's Brick Hotel", at first 2 stories high, lower side underbuilt in 1852 when street was graded and rear part added by T.M. Isett, the owner, who sold the building in 1866 to Abraham Smalley. Conducted as the "Clover House" from November 1850 by Clover and Crane, succeeded by D.W. Clover, F.L. Downing, B. Crabb, and H.Y. and W.C. Iddings until September 1857, then as "Mason's Hotel" by B.A. Mason until 1862, by John Eichelberger and by Mr. Clements as the "Eichelberger House" to October, 1865, by Woodford and Galyean as the "St. Charles Hotel" to June 1867, again as the | 12-Graham |
| Hotels | Continued from cell above: "Eichelberger House" until May of 1868; for the next 12 years as the "National Hotel" by Mrs. M. J. Hess (1st 7 years), then by John D. Moss, J. A. Ledgerwood, Jacob Bowman, F. Coleman, Flowers Family, (1878-79), the headquarters of the Flowers Family Band, after 1880 known at the "Eastern House' under L. Frazier, J.C. Manchester, M.W. Avery, and George Bartlett. Known as the "Kemble House" since 1885. Letter with engraving was sent by a citizen, boarding in 1855 at the "Clover House", to eastern relatives, and brought here by them the following year. | 12-Graham |
| Hotels | The Ogilvie House, built by Adam Ogilvie in 1851-52, completed and opened in November, 1852. Early proprietors, D.W. Clover, Usher and Thayer, Low and Eichelberger, Low and Skinkle, George Low, Phineas Gillett, Sherwood and Won, W.H. Foyle, Isaac Mauck, G.F. Mauck, Canney and Ackley, J.H. Canney, R.M. Baker. The latter purchased it in 1875, changed the name to "Commercial", and the next year he built a four story addition on the rear. Afterward conducted by J.W. Varner, J.J. Phillips, J.E. Clark, Sherwood Kerr, etc. In Album 1, page 27. | 139-Graham |
| Hotels | The PENNSYLVANIA HOUSE, formerly "Iowa House", 1st hotel, northwest corner of Chestnut and Water Streets, built for Robert C. Kinney, rear portion in 1836, the front in 1837-8. Leased by Captain William Frye from 1841-1844, then by James Borland for 2 years. Bought in 1847 by John G. Stein, and run by him as "Iowa House" to October 1853, "Stein's Hotel" to May, 1856, and as "Pennsylvania House" until his death on January 29, 1872. Gal Bitzer, proprietor, July 1872 to March 1875, then bought by Thomas Grigg and called "Grigg House";Thomas Grett. Torn down in spring of 1880. | 17-Graham |
| Hotels | Hotel Muscatine, looking up Iowa Avenue from the Levee, July, 1919. In Album 2, page 86. | 248-Graham |
| Hotels | Ogilvie House in 1866. Built by Adam Ogilvie in 1851, northwest corner of Iowa Avenue and Water Street. J.S. Hatch and Company opened first wholesale grocery under it in 1851, followed in 1857 by Bowers and Mauck. Shammo, Cummins, and Hook, a new firm, began January 1, 1866, succeeded by Shammo and Cummins, who moved out in 1866. The railroad ticket office of the Mississippi and Missouri Railroad was located there from November 20, 1855 until August 1866 when the C.R.I. & P. bought the M & M and built the first passenger depot at the foot of Linn Street. Changed to "Commercial" in 1875. | 24-Graham |
| Hotels | Commercial House on the left, Iowa Avenue, from the levee. In Album 3, page 5. | 252-Graham |
| Hotels | West side of Iowa Avenue and Third Street above Third Street in 1874, showing part of a 3 story brick on the left, built in 1851-2 by S.N. Latta and John McAuley, and run since 1853 as the "City Hotel", the "Boston House", "Nevada House", "Myer's House", "Wyard House", "Grange Hotel", "Nevada Hotel", and "Scott House". John Stewart's bakery and S.H. Lentz's meat market underneath. Above Third Street (Present site of Library, YMCA) were Stockdale and Curren's blacksmith shop. Murphy's warehouse, Bernharedt's Basaw Stable and dwelling, hill above 4th Street (Lemp lots), and R. H. McCampbell's house, corner Iowa Avenue and 5th Street. | 36-Graham |
| Hotels | Park House, southeast corner of 4th and Mulberry. Built by Jonathan Neidig in 1851, then 3 stories tall, and with 43 feet of frontage, 47 feet more being added in the next 2 years. Lower story underbuilt in 1857 after grading. Opened December 13, 1851 and run until 1855 as the "Pennsylvania House" by Isaac Neidig, succeeded by George Sowdon, and from 1855 to 1868 as the "Irving House" by A. Kimball, W.W. Arnold, G.W. Wilkerson, C.G. Mathis, Mrs. M.J. Hess. Changed to "Park House" in 1868 by C.G. Mathis, owner since 1859. After 1870, run by Mrs. E. Smith, Mr. Swafford, J.R. Waldron, and Mr. Jarvis; and by J.K. Scott as the "Scott House" from May 25, 1873 to March 15, 1875. After that as "Park House" by Dale Brothers, Isaac Sharpless, James F. Stevens, Montgomery Klotz, Philip Mayer and Company, Fred K. Lunenberg; and as "Wilson House" in 1879 and 1880 by J.H. and J.G. Wilson. Afterward called "Park House" and "Globe House". Burned December 15, 1881, and rebuilt as a 3 story tenement. Jerry Carl's ice cream parlor and Charles Kern's meat market underneath. | 43-Graham |
| Hotels | Views of exterior of Hotel Muscatine under construction during 1914. | 633 a-1 |
| Hotels | Vies of interior of Hotel Muscatine under construction during 1914. | 634 a-n |
| Hotels | The old "Vanier Hotel" or "Lawson House", built of hewn oak, and opened as a hotel in 1837-8 on the southwest corner of Iowa Avenue and 2nd Street by John Vanater, and run by Josiah Parvin in 1839-40. After a sketch by G.A. Funck as it appeared in the later 1840's when it was Squire Thomas Crandol's office and dwelling, the gable facing 2nd Street, the kitchen and porch soon afterward removed, excepting a platform, and stairs built on the Iowa Avenue side to a tailor shop above. Benjamin Middleton's meat and fish market occupied corner in later 1850's. Mainly a saloon and dwelling during the 1860's until moved by southwest corner 3rd and Sycamore in March 1869 for Silverman & Company's 3 story brick block. Present site of Muscatine State Bank. | 7-Graham |
| Hotels | The American House, built and opened in 1840 by T.S. Battelle as the "American House" on the northwest corner of Iowa Avenue and 2nd Street fronting on 2nd Street. Conducted as America House by James Borland after 1848, by Mark Kirkpatrick after November, 1851, and Samuel Teets after 1855. In 1857 the building was lowered to grand for business uses occupied first by Jackson and Stewart, then by Jackson and Lawther as a grocery, and in the early 1860's by John Mordhorst (Dutch John) as a meat shop and by John Ploen's saloon. Torn down in 1866 by L.W. Olds as a site for Old's Opera House, completed the next year. After a sketch by G.A. Funck as the hotel appeared in the year 1849. | 8-Graham |
| Hotels | A photograph, possibly taken in the 1930-1940s of the Hotel Muscatine on Iowa Avenue side toward the river. | 2791 |
| Hotka, Margaret | Grossheim photograph. | 2187 |
| Houdek, Mrs. Maude | Eighth grade class, Jefferson School, 1910. Maude Houdek is 4th from left in photo. | 750 |
| Houdek, Mrs. Maude | Portrait of Maude Miller (Houdek), age one year, ca. 1897. | 825 |
| Houdek, Mrs. Maude | Maude Houdek, portrait by Oscar Grossheim, ca. 1925. | 895 |
| Houseman, Utting | Remembrance card Utting Houseman, born Nov. 28, 1832, died Aug 24, 1899 | 2278 |
| Houses | Small photograph of McCampbell home on East Hill, on Park Avenue, between Sheridan and Sherman streets. No date. | 264 |
| Houses | House in process of being moved. Notation on back - Residence of William Hoffman of Muscatine, Iowa, being moved by Walton, November 10, 1890. News cllipping of Commercial House on back. | 269 |
| Houses | Octagon House, being remodeled into a restaurant in 1977. | 310 |
| Houses | House at 109 Walnut Street where Samuel Clemens lived for a short time in 1856, with his mother, and brothers Henry and Orion, who was part owner of the Muscatine Journal at the time. House was torn down in 1943. High bridge at right. Taken in late 1930's. | 329 |
| Houses | House at 109 Walnut Street where Samuel Clemens lived for a short time in 1856, with his mother, and brothers Henry and Orion, who was part owner of the Muscatine Journal at the time. House was torn down in 1943. | 330 |
| Houses | Home of Benjamin Hershey, built in 1885 on site of present Valley View Manor (Lutheran Homes). Hershey was a pioneer in the lumber business in Muscatine. He also farmed extensively, raised horses and Hereford cattle, and built a creamery near his home called the Star Creamery. The house was given to Reverend Henry Reinemund in 1895 by Mrs. Elizabeth Hershey for a childrens and old people's home. House was torn down in 1960. | 333 |
| Houses | Clemen's Home; as labeled on back: home of the Clemens family, Mrs. Jane Clemens and her sons, Orion, Henry and Samuel, while living in Muscatine in the early 1850's, on the east side of Walnut Street, just south of the alley between Second and Front Streets. Note written prior to 1943 when the house was torn down. 109 Walnut Street, Henry Cadle standing in front. | 559 |
| Houses | House at 912 Iowa Avenue, ca. 1979. | 617 |
| Houses | View of house on Cherry, ca. 1910. House was begun in 1852 by J.C.B. Warde, who left town before ti was completed. Bought and finished by J.G. Gordon. Later the home of James and Cora Chaplin Weed. She lived there as a widow for many years; called it "The Ayrie". Bought by Drs. Klein and Weaver, who remodeled it into a hospital, calling it Bellevue, ca. 1910. Later became a convalescent home called Riverview Heights, which closed in 1970's. | 628 |
| Houses | Heaton residence, Eighth and Spring Streets, 1908. Three adults, one child not identified. | 679 |
| Houses | Parlor of E.M. Kessinger home, north corner of 5th and Orange Streets, after it was dynamited on May 11, 1893. Kessinger was an advocate of strict saloon laws. | 707 |
| Houses | Exterior of John Mahin home, 513 West Second Street after dynamite bombing, May 11, 1893. Mahin was editor of the Muscatine Journal and an advocate of strict saloon laws in a local controversy. No one was seriously injured. The homes of Nathan Rosenberger and E.M. Kessinger were also bombed. | 708 |
| Houses | Sitting room of the John Mahin home, at 513 West. Second after a dynamite bombing on May 11, 1893. See note for #708. | 709 |
| Houses | Interior of Nathan Rosenberger home, 1232 Mulberry Avenue after a dynamite bombing on May 11, 1893. Rosenberger was an advocate of strict saloon laws. No one was seriously hurt. | 710 |
| Houses | A story-and-a-half home, probably rural, showing a man, woman and young girl; not identified. Taken about 1910. Found in an old atlas of Muscatine County. | 729 |
| Houses | Six views of the McKibben-Fryberger house, southwest corner of Walnut Street and Mississippi Drive, during renovation, 1977. Location of Beckey Insurance Company in 1984. | 765 |
| Houses | Residence and location unknown, ca. 1915. | 858 |
| Houses | Residence and location unknown, ca. 1915. | 859 |
| Houses | View of Sunset Park housing development, 1984. Muscatine Journal photo. | 860 |
| Houses | Blackwell mansion in Muscatine. An 8 x 10 black and white print of the Blackwell home at 206 Cherry Street, owned at the time by Bernice Bowsman. Third place winner in the Grossheim photo contest, 1988 | 934 |
| Houses | Home of Stanley Howe family, originally the James Weed home, built in the 1850's. | 939 |
| Houses | Octagon House, built by Samuel Sinnett in 1850's. In 1988, it was the home of the E. & M. charities and other organizations. House owned by Mrs. C.M. Stanley. | 941 |
| Houses | View of house at 205 Cherry Street, owned by Thomas Kautz (1988), built in 1850's, it was Bellevue Hospital at turn of the century. | 944 |
| Houses | View of pillars and front of the house at 205 Cherry Street, owned by Tom Kaut, built 1840-1850. Later was Bellevue Hospital. | 945 |
| Houses | Dr. Longtin (veterinarian) home at 716 West Third Street. Entry in th 1989 Grossheim Photography contest. Taken April, 1989 | 964 |
| Houses | Picture of the Denison house on East 5th Street. | 1159 |
| Houses | Interior of the house at 409 E. 5th Street at Christmas, 1899. | 1171 |
| Houses | Photograph of homes on Mulberry Avenue. Taken for the 1994 Oscar Grossheim Contest | 1219 |
| Houses | Bellevue Hospital (originally the Cora Weed home). Bought by Tom Kautz and restored to it’s original style. Photo taken April 12, 1997. | 1337 |
| Houses | House at 1572 Washington Street. | 1360 |
| Houses | A photo of a house possibly identified as 511 E. 5th Street. Once was the Muscatine Business College, torn down ca. 2001 for HyVee Drugtown. | 1361 |
| Houses | Oscar Grossheim house at 110 East 8th Street. Photo taken by Anne S. Olson. 2nd place finish in the Grossheim photo contest of 1994. | 1766 |
| Houses | Clipping from the Muscatine Journal dated October 15, 1949, about a house that was moved from the corner of Fourth and Sycamore on it's way to a new location on East Sixth Street. | 1799 |
| Houses | Graham residence at 501 Iowa Avenue, the parlor. | 1955 |
| Houses | W. L. Roach home on Mulberry, ca. 1905. Grossheim photo #433. | 2063 |
| Houses | Possibly a photo of Dr. Weaver's house on Chestnut Street. Taken around Nov. 23, 1905. Grossheim?? | 2067 |
| Houses | A photo of the Frank Sawyer home on W. 2nd Street for the Muscatine Concrete & Paving Co. on Oct. 3, 1906. OG #9363. | 2068 |
| Houses | A Grossheim photo of the J. Henry Schmarje house at 1572 Washington Street dated Oct. 22, 1932. OG # 33586. | 2083 |
| Houses | Octagon House newspaper clipping no date | 2335 |
| Houses | A photograph of the Hill family home in Warsaw, Illinois. | 2636 |
| Houses | A photograph of a table decorated with photographs and silver tea settings. Possibly gift items for a wedding party? | 2638 |
| Houses | Residence, 904 Cedar Street, different views showing side yeard with pump, and fence. Family not identified. Ca. 1890-1900. | 265,267,268 |
| Houses | Home at 320 Parham Street. | 1116, 1117 |
| Houses | Blackwell House, on Cherry Street. Taken April 12, 1997. | 1325-1326 |
| Houses | Home at 2818 Lucas Street (4 views). Taken in May of 1958 by Edward Paetz owner. On the back of each picture is a description of the house. | 1489-1492 |
| Houses | Two interior shots of the home at 2818 Lucas Street showing central room of 17 1/2 by 17 1/2 foot south wall. There is a door and chimney (stove pipe) opening. A child sits on the couch who is unidentified. | 1493, 1494 |
| Houses | Photographs and negatives of a home that appears to be undergoing a remodel? Possibly taken in Oct. of 1977. Location unknown. | 1627a, b, c, d |
| Houses | Photographs of the Graham residence at 501 Iowa Avenue. It was built in 1868 by Dr. I.L. Grahm. Photos taken in the 1870's. | 1930-1933 |
| Houses | The Woodward home on Front Street and Mulberry Avenue, considered one of the loveliest on the Mississippi River. Built in 1844-45 by Judge Woodward, and occupied by him about 25 years. Finished throughout with black walnut. Bought for $2500 in 1874 by Peter Musser and extensively remodeled. Pictures shows a 1 1/2 story house, Greek Revival style, surrounded by picket fence; four pillars, and portico on front. Remodeled in Italianate and Second Empire styles, with full second story and 3rd floor. Now 501 East Mississippi Drive at Mulberry. At one time this was a fasionable residential part of town. Now owned by Leo Grosjean. | 261, 262 |
| Houses | Some residences on West Hill, as seen from the river. | 70-Graham |
| Houses | McKibben-Fryberger house, southwest corner of Walnut Street and Mississippi Drive, before restoration. | 765-a |
| Houses | Engravings of three historic house, a- Richard Musser, b-house on 4th Street, and c-James Weed. | 906 a, b, c |
| Houses | Photographs of the Huttig Mansion before the fire on December 1, 2015. | 2835 |
| Houses | Photo of houses on East 5th Street that were torn down to make way for the new HyVee store. Circa 1990s. | 2999 |
| Houses | A photograph of the W. L. Roach home on Mulberry Avenue, taken in 1961. | 2053 |
| Houses | McGibben House on Walnut Street opposite the old high bridge | 2047a, b, c |
| Houses | Two photographs of the Lorenz home on the corner of Roscoe and Lorenz Street. At the time the photos were taken, 1960'a, the house was listed as the Custer home at 950 Roscoe. | 2050a, b |
| Houses | Three photographs of a house. No location. | 2051a, b, c |
| Howe, George | First Methodist Church Sunday School class of young adults, about 1900. 11 young men and the teacher, identified by Robert Jackson as Miss Carrie M. Shammo, 1st left top row is George Howe, 3rd left is Harry Asthalter. Bottom row 1st right is Charles A. Robertson; 2nd right, Herbert Thompson. Others unknown. | 622 |
| Howe, H. S. | A political card for H. S. Howe running as a candidate for county recorder on the republican ticket June 7th, 1910 | 2775 |
| Howe, H.S. | In a framed picture of members of the Muscatine County Bar, 1901 | 545 |
| Huchendorf family | A copy of a photograph of the Herman Huchendorf family ca. 1896. The copy was done by Oscar Grossheim and is probably listed in the Grossheim index as #6800 under Huchendorf, Wilmette. Attached is a list of the names of the children in the photograph. | 2177 |
| Hudnell, Garry | Two children, Gary Hudnell and Norma Baker, with nativity scene, in old library, December, 1949. | 474 |
| Hunt, Martha | Six young women, right to left, back row: Darlene Hinman, Bird Friedman, Helen Scott, Marjorie Cassell. Front row, left to right Martha Hunt (?), Pauline King (?). Appears to be a cooking class. No date. | 889 |
| Hunting | Hunters and Hunting at Muscatine, Iowa by C.C. Braunwarth and Phil J. Mackey, published 1909 by Muscatine News Company. | 2046 |
| Huttig Mfg | Huttig building being torn down East 2nd and Orange? | 2853 |
| Huttig Mfg. Co. | Factory Force photo taken March 30, 1938 by Art & Emma Davenport. | 1760 |
| Huttig Mfg. Co. | Interior of factory: man on the right was identified as Leonard Fay Schweitzer. No date. | 1761 |
| Huttig Mfg. Co. | Door Department. Taken March 23, 1938. | 1762 |
| Huttig Mfg. Co. | Photograph of the gathering at the 75th Anniversary of Huttig Mfg. Co. in 1941. Photo taken by J. A. Chamberlin. | 1763 |
| Huttig Mfg. Company | Huttig's 75th Anniversary, 1941. | 1524 |
| Huttig, H.W. | H.W. (Harry) Huttig, general manager of Huttig Manufacturing Company. | 754 |
| Huttig, William | William Huttig, of Huttig Brothers Manufacturing Company (millwork factory). | 753 |
| Hyink, Harry | In group of Muscatine Business College students. | 969 #3 |
| Hypnotism | A group of young people identified by Robert Jackson as subjects of a hypnotist, who is standing in the rear. Subjects appear to be asleep; none are identified. Ca. 1900. | 676 |
| Ice Cream Shops | Leu & Stein's Ice Cream Shop, various size prints. Reproductions of original owned by John Miller and Muscatine Credit Bureau, August, 2004. | 1496-1513 |
| Industries | H.J. Heinz branch factory number 4, in Muscatine, Iowa, 1915. | 263 |
| Industries | H.J. Heinz branch factory number 4, in Muscatine, Iowa, 1907. | 291 |
| Industries | H.J. Heinz Company, Muscatine factory, about 1920. | 292 |
| Industries | Bitulithic Mixing Plant. Machinery and workers; horse and wagon in foreground. Ca. 1913. | 294 |
| Industries | Huttig Brothers Manufacturing Company, Doors, Blinds, Mouldings. Roof in process of being raised. No date. | 297 |
| Industries | The Wienker Furniture Factory, built in 1855 or 1856 in the bottom of the west branch of Pappoose Creek between Iowa Avenue and Chestnut Street, south of 4th Street, back of present site of old YMCA, and was started in operation in the spring of 1857 by Wienker and Company (F.H. Wienker, Marcus Beach, and Martin Eicholz) succeeded in March, 1868 by Kegel, Wienker and Wittich. Picture is enlarged from an original negative taken by J.G. Evans in 1866, looking from Iowa Avenue toward hill at corner of 3rd and Chestnut, with 1 story brick house, formerly Judge Joseph Williams; Tebow or Kneese house and barn on the right. | 16-Graham |
| Ingham, E.P. | In a framed picture of members of the Muscatine County Bar, 1901 | 545 |
| Inter-urban | Interurban train car, Clinton, Davenport and Muscatine. Taken probably in the 1920's. | 727 |
| Inter-urban | Employees of Muscatine Division, Muscatine and Davenport Railway Company, 1914. Some are identified, see cards with master card in numberical index. | 884 |
| Invoice | Invoice from Smith & Pattison manufacturers, importers and jobbers in photographic materials. Sold to J. P. Phelps of Muscatine, Iowa on Jan. 3, 1885. | Ephemera 18 |
| Iowa National Guard | Album of photographs of National Guard units from this area at the summer encampments in the years 1909 through 1916. | 609 |
| Iowa National Guard | Photograph of Company C in front of the Armory on Chestnut street next to the First Congregational Church, before the fire. | 1837 |
| Iowa National Guard | The Iowa National Guard interior of the new armory with Co. C. at East 3rd Street, ca. 1916. | 031904B |
| Irwin, Elaine | Grossheim photo of a young girl. | 2535 |
| Irwin, Nora | Oscar Grossheim photograph of Nora Irwin dated Oct. 21, 1914 and #20113. | 1989 |
| Isaacson | Five CDs of area photographs taken by someone from the Isaacson family. | NonGrossheim photo box |
| Isett, Thomas | Set of 6 photos of former mayors of Muscatine, reproduced from Old Settlers collection. | 842 |
| Islands | Geneva Island from Wyoming Hill, September, 1900. No negative, in Album 2, page 15. | 194-Graham |
| Islands | Dam at Begus Island, 12 miles down river, Illinois side, June, 1901. No negative, in Album 2, page 23. | 201-Graham |
| Islands | Summer cottages on Geneva Island, from shore of Long Island. September, 1919. In Album 2, page 58. No negative. | 228-Graham |
| Islands | Hog Island, looking down stream. Geneva Island on the right. September, 1919. In Album 2, page 59. No negative. | 229-Graham |
| Islands | Long Island Lake, a bayou in Long Island, from lower end. September, 1919. In Album 2, page 60. | 230-Graham |
| Islands | 232-Graham | |
| Islands | Just above Hog Island. Illinois shore in distance on left. September, 1919. Also in pricture is a man and a woman in a rowboat. In Album 2, page 64. | 233-Graham |
| Islands | Towhead Island from the end of Cherry Street on West Hill, August, 1919. In Album 2, page 75. No negative. | 242-Graham |
| Islands | Towhead Island from West Hill, August, 1901. | 75-Graham |
| Jackson, Alex | In group of octogenarians at home of Wm. H. Hoopes, 1899. See folder for identification. | 809, 810 |
| Jackson, D.V. | In a framed picture of members of the Muscatine County Bar, 1901 | 545 |
| Jackson, Peter | In group of octogenarians at home of Wm. H. Hoopes, 1899. See folder for identification. | 809, 810 |
| Jahnke, Fred | In group of Muscatine Business College students. | 969 #77 |
| Jail | View of old county jail on 4th Street after renovation in the 1970's. | 580 |
| Jail | Eleven views of the old county jail taken after renovations, in 1977, by Kurt Bublitz. Negatives included. Located on north side, East 4th Street, between Walnut and Mulberry, across street from the county courthouse. | 764 |
| Jail | Picture of the old jail at Muscatine taken March, 1961. | 1148 |
| Jail | Negatives of the Muscatine "Old Jail" taken in October of 1977. | 1626 |
| Jail | Framed pencil drawing of the old jail. | Transfer Station |
| James family | Daguerreotypes of possibly the Jerome Hamiton or Mary Moody James family. One of two young boys dressed in Civil War uniforms. One of a woman labeled Fannie R. Roberts. One of a man labeled Marion Roberts and two printed with the name of the photographers W. H. Clark from Coffeyville, Kansas. | 2663 |
| Jasper, August | A Oscar Grossheim photo. On the back is written August Jasper, 399 Bartlett. | 2031 |
| Jayne, Henry | In a framed picture of members of the Muscatine County Bar, 1901 | 545 |
| Jayne, Mrs. Henry | Mrs. Henry Jayne, Sept. 6, 1901. # 36 of the Grossheim photos. | 1467 |
| Jeambey, Leo | Library staff member, Doris Ohlendorf, and Leo Jeambey, ministger of First Presbyterian Church, taken about 1963-64. | 472 |
| Jefferson Elementary School | P. H. Willey, principal and Elizabeth Campbell, secretary dated Sept., 1957. | 1986 |
| Jefferson Elementary School | Evelyn Schauland & Tulip Ann Vanatta, kindergarten teachers, Sept. 1957. | 1987 |
| Jefferson Elementary School | April, 1962 Jefferson School photographs. | 1985 a - e |
| Jefferson Elementary School | Ruthetta Douglass - 4th grade, Gay Hansen - 4th grade, Ida Mae - 1st grade, Shirley - 1st grade and Dorothy - nurse. | 1988 a, b, c, d |
| Jefferson school | Photographs of Jefferson school | NonGrossheim photo box |
| Jefferson school | Two photos of taking the corner stone out of the old Jefferson Elementary School circa 2015. | 2860 |
| Jepson Bros | West Branch, Iowa logbook partially used as a scrapbook. | Ephemera 25 |
| Johnson, Dr. Powell | In group of octogenarians at home of Wm. H. Hoopes, 1899. See folder for identification. | 809, 810 |
| Johnson, N. E. | OG#9873, dated April 17, 1907. | 2151a, b |
| Jones, Eva | Two photos of Eva Jones, October 27, 1900. 11x14, #9 of the Grossheim photos. | 1461 |
| Julia Elizabeth Home | Records of the Julia Elizabeth Home for Old Ladies. | Ephemera 9 & 10 |
| Kallas, George | Section boss listed on back of photograph. | 1673 |
| Kammerer, J.G. | In a framed picture of members of the Muscatine County Bar, 1901 | 545 |
| Kasper, Minnie | Clifford and Sons photographer | 1685 |
| Kautz Bakery | Photograph of 3 men and 2 women in front of Kautz bakery. | 2276 |
| Kautz Bakery | Large photo of the interior of Kautz Bakery at Scott House, 3rd and Iowa Avenue, dated 1896 | 2687 |
| Kautz Family | Identified as either Roy or Carl Kautz, ca. 1917. | 1430 |
| Kautz family | Photograph of 6 Kautz boys, the interior of Michael Kautz Baking Company, Carl Kautz family taken at their cottage on Geneva Island and an exterior photograph of the Michael Kautz Baking Company on East Second Street. | 2189a, b, c, d |
| Kemble, J.M. | In framed picture of members of the Muscatine County Bar, 1901. | 545 |
| Kemp, Leola | Leola Kemp in a picture of 20 others. Names are written around the edge in pencil. Hard to read. | 1486 |
| Kemp, Mary | Mary Kemp in a picture of 20 others. Names are written around the edge in pencil. Hard to read. | 1486 |
| Kemp, Mike | Mike Kemp in a picture of 20 others. Names are written around the edge in pencil. Hard to read. | 1486 |
| Kemper, Daisy | In group of Muscatine Business College students. | 969 #64 |
| Kemper, Frank | In group of Muscatine Business College students. | 969 #19 |
| Kempf, Mrs. | No date, no photographer. | 1860 |
| Kendig's Factory | Eight postcards of Weed Park. | 3052 |
| Kenedy, Ida | In group of eight young women, ca. 1891, called the "Billie Club". | 823 |
| Kennedy, Lettice R. | Miss Lettice R. Kennedy, 216 Burnside Avenue, reading in the library, not dated. Probably in the 1940's. | 446 |
| Kennedy, Ted | 15 photographs by Lonnie Hillman of Senator Ted Kennedy on his campaign stop in Muscatine in 1980. Includes his nephews Christopher Kennedy Lawson and Joseph Kennedy II. | 2982 |
| Kent, C.A.W. | In a framed picture of members of the Muscatine County Bar, 1901 | 545 |
| King, Bill | Mr. & Mrs. Bill King | 1670 |
| King, Leonard | J. A. Chamberlin photograph. | 1691 |
| King, Leroy | A portrait of Leroy King, a soldier in possibly World War II. | 1810 |
| King, Margaret Evelyn | J. A. Chamberlin photograph. MHS school photo taken on May 31, 1929. 16 years old. | 1692 |
| King, Margaret Evelyn | J. A. Chamberlin photograph. Age 11. | 1693 |
| King, Mary F. | J. A. Chamberlin photograph. | 1695 |
| King, Pauline | Six young women, right to left, back row: Darlene Hinman, Bird Friedman, Helen Scott, Marjorie Cassell. Front row, left to right Martha Hunt (?), Pauline King (?). Appears to be a cooking class. No date. | 889 |
| King, William L. | Clifford and Sons photographer | 1682 |
| Kirchner, Anna | A portrait of Mrs. Fred Kirchner from Nichols, Iowa. | 2722 |
| Kiser, Walter | Townsend photograph dated 1903. A letter between the duplicate portraits is dated March 24, 1904 and was written by L. J. Kiser from Wilton Jc. Iowa asking for more copies of the photograph. | 1851 |
| Kistler children | Alexander Grossheim photo of the children of J. Everett and Tillie Kistler, circa 1908. See notes on accompanying paper with the photograph for family genealogical information. | 2871 |
| Kistler family | Cabinet style photo of James Everett Kistler and Matilda (Tillie) Mader on their wedding day, November 23, 1898. | 2872 |
| Kistler family | Cabinet style photo of Clarence D. Kistler and Lillian Margaret Fuhr, married on October 11, 1912. See notes on accompanying paper with the photograph for family genealgical information. | 2873 |
| Kistler family | Florence Kistler, circa 1910, Oscar Grossheim photo. | 2875 |
| Kistler family | Townsend photo of Daniel Phillip and Mary Ann Vanatta Kistler. Date unknown. | 2876 |
| Kistler family | Oscar Grossheim photo of Florence Kistler, age 16 (?) circa 1907. | 2877 |
| Kistler family | Kistler family home in Buffalo Prairie, Illinois | 2878 |
| Kistler family | Funeral flowers of Daniel P. Kistler (1843-1914). | 2888 |
| Kistler family | The Daniel Kistler family circa 1906. See notes on accompanying paper with the photograph for family genealogical information. | 2889 |
| Kistler family | Small snapshot of Irene Kistler Downing circa 1928 with Daniel P. Seastrand age 4. Man on right may be Irene's stepfather, Fred Kidoo. | 2890 |
| Kistler family | Clarence Kistler, Florence Kistler Seastrand and Boyd Kistler circa 1910. See notes on accompanying paper with the photograph for family genealogical information. | 2892 |
| Kistler family | Kistler family home in Buffalo Prairie, Illinois | 2893 |
| Kistler, Florence | Photograph of Florence, age 14, 8th grade graduation. 1905. Two others graduated in that class: Harry J. Vanatta and Ralph Myron Vanatta. | 2868 |
| Kistler, Florence | Photo of Florence, possibly age 8, circa 1900. Alexander Grossheim photo. | 2869 |
| Kistler, John L. | Possible photo of John Leonard Kistler. See notes on accompanying paper with the photograph for family genealogical information. | 2891 |
| Kistler, William | Two photographs, one of William Kistler. The other of Uncle Billy Kistler, William and Glen. See notes on accompanying paper with the photograph for family genealogical information. | 2870 |
| KKK | A copy of the Kloran copyrighted 1916 of their creed and decrees, a copyright card showing that Patrick Gilbert & A. L. Miller wrote "The Klan March" song dated Oct. 15, 1924, and a copy of the Klan Song Fan souvenir booklet. | Ephemera 28 |
| Klaffenbach family | Brothers Klaffenbach. No first names listed. No date. | 1113 |
| Klaffenbach, Arthur | In group of Muscatine Business College students. | 969 #23 |
| Klaffenbach, Clarence | Grossheim photo #21273 of a young child in snow scene. | 2487 |
| Klaffenbach, Harry | In group of Muscatine Business College students. | 969 #24 |
| Klepper, Alfred & Lucy | Grossheim photo, no number. | 2265 |
| Klepper, Fred & Edith | Grossheim photo. Possibly numbered 11898. | 2249 |
| Klepper, Lucy | Grossheim photo | 2253 |
| Klopp, Helen Marie | Muscatine High School diploma for class of 1911 for Helen Marie Klopp. | 2865 |
| Kochneff, Doris Vetter | Portrait. No date, no photographer. | 1856 |
| Kranz Family | Photos of the Timm and Kranz family. Donated to the library by the family in 2003. Photos consist of some Wild Cat Den sites and Lake Odessa area. Most were taken around 1939. | 1345 |
| Kranz Greenhouse | Two views of the Kranz Greenhouse on Cedar Street. | 1114, 1115 |
| Kranz, Joseph | Joseph Kranz. No date. | 1111 |
| Kretchmar, Alma | 1929 class picture. J. A. Chamberlin photograph. | 1678 |
| Krueger, Edna | Post card with three women on the front sent to Sue Wiekert, Sweetland, Iowa. | 2321 |
| Krueger, Mary | See above. | 2321 |
| KTNT | 28 photos of the grounds and staff of KTNT including communications tower, power station, building and three employees (Harry and Marvin Lucke, 1927 and Dick Wells, Engineer. Includes a photo of Chas. Salisbury and Ruth Mahood dressed in costume. Others in photos are listed as: Gertrude Becker, Magle Rodgers, Marie Watkins, Dorothy Woodworth, Norma Garnet, Leona Mapes, Betty M. Begey, Leona Mapes, Phil Hoffman, Art Zeidler, Walter Mohnson, Vince Schreurs. | 2326 |
| Kurriger, Mrs. Henry | June 15, 1913 1st Communion photo of two children. OG#18732. | 2134 |