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| Photo Subject | Photo Description | Photo No. |
| Rabedeaux, Francis | Mrs. Francis Rabedeaux, shooting eight matches with a 197 1/4 average. No date. | 1437 |
| Rafts | Log raft, moving with the current, and guided by men at the sweeps, the method used from the time they were first brought from the northern pineries, (about 1840), until a few years after the Civil War. From a photo taken by J.G. Evans from the River Road on East Hill, looking south, about 1866. In Album 1, page 12. | 110-Graham |
| Rafts | Large raft, containing 2,300,000 feet of lumber, area over three and one-tenth acres, in tow of the steamer "Buckeye", just above the city, near Burditt's Island, May 23, 1875. The raft belonged to the Union Lumbering Company, and came from Cippewa Falls, Wisconsin, where the company had a mill, with yards in Muscatine. Men at front tending sweeps. In Album 1, page 27. | 140-Graham |
| Rafts | Log Raft, from the High Bridge, June, 1899. In Album 2, page 54. | 225-Graham |
| Rafts | Log Raft, above the High Bridge, July, 1901. | 77-Graham |
| Rafts | Arrival of a log raft and cargo of shells. | 93-Graham |
| RAGBRAI | RAGBRAI, July 1995 at the riverfront. Taken for the Oscar Grossheim Contest. | 1216 |
| RAGBRAI | RAGBRAI (Register's Annual Great Bike Ride Across Iowa) dipping ceremony at the Muscatine Riverfront in August, 1995. Photograph taken for the Oscar Grossheim Contest. | 1217 |
| RAGBRAI | Salute to Madeleo. Oscar Grossheim Photo contest of RAGBRAI, 1995. | 1220 |
| Rahlf, Gloria Gray | Dated Jan. 1944 19 yrs old. Chamberlain photo | 2240 |
| Rahlf, Gloria Gray | Chamberlain photo of Gloria as a baby. | 2241 |
| Rahlf, Margie | Hawkins Studio, Moline. Dated 1948 | 2234 |
| Railroad depot | Photo shows the Rock Island depot and old high bridge. | 2520 |
| Railroads | View of depot for Chicago, Rock Island and Pacific Railroad; ca. 1900. Taken from the river side of tracks showing train at station and crossing guard at road. See also souvenir letter album, #579, page 5. | 557 |
| Railroads | View of M.N. & S. railroad depot in Grandview, Iowa, ca. 1920 or 1930. | 588 |
| Railroads | Train called the "Fire-fly", coming into the city, about 1920. | 589 |
| Railroads | Steam engine pulling freight train under approach to high bridge. Date not know. | 590 |
| Railroads | Winter scene, a view of a steam engine on riverfront line, about 1930, taken from the High Bridge. | 591 |
| Railroads | View of Rock Island Line Steam engine on tracks under approach to high bridge. Ca. 1930. | 592 |
| Railroads | Post card view of Chicago Rock Island & Pacific Railroad, ca. 1900. (Depot) | 788 |
| Railroads | Interior and workers in the old freight house, ca. 1925-30. | 954 |
| Railroads | Workers laying tracks. No date nor location. | 959 |
| Railroads | The first Freight Depot, a wooden building built in 1843 below Broadway for a warehouse by a farmer's mercantile shipping company, later used as a brewery, and moved up between Linn Street and Spruce Street after 1855 by the Mississippi and Missouri RR Company for a freight depot, and used until the brick freight house was erected at the foot of Pine Street in 1882. On the right is Luke McGuire's boarding house, afterward the "Virginia Hotel". | 33-Graham |
| Railroads | The first Passenger Depot, previously used as a station at Durant, moved here in November 1866 by the C.R.I. & P. RR, (successor to M & M) and placed near the foot of Linn Street, the ticket office before that time having been in the Ogilvie House. Depot was damaged by fire May 18, 1876, repaired, and used until completion of the first brick passenger depot at the foot of Iowa Avenue in 1881. Cadle and Mulford's planing mill on left. Frame opposite depot later remodeled by Franz Walz as the "Germania House." | 34-Graham |
| Railroads | Engine and equipment of the Muscatine Terminal Line. No date. | 585, 586 |
| Railroads | Train wreck, September 21, 1926, four miles east of Muscatine on the Chicago, Rock Island and Pacific line. | 670, 671 |
| Railroads | Four views of Milwaukee Road (Chicago, Milwaukee, St. Paul & Pacific RR) near Oregon Street at Culver switch. | 875 a, b, c, d |
| Railroads | Four views of Milwaukee Road (Chicago, Milwaukee, St. Paul & Pacific RR) at or near Grandview Avenue, Muscatine. | 876 a, b, c, d |
| Railroads | Four views, Milwaukee Road (C.M.St.P. and P) tracks switch leaving Rock Island Track looking east toward town. Rock Island track on the right, Milwaukee is on the left. | 877 a, b, c, d |
| Railroads | Four views of the Chicago, Milwaukee, St. Paul & Pacific RR tracks leaving Rock Island RR tracks at Grandview Avenue, 1982. | 878 a, b, c, d |
| Railroads | Milwaukee Road at Grandview Avenue as it heads up and out to Ardon, near Wigims farm. | 879 a, b, c, d |
| Rankin, M. A. | A theatrical portrait of Miss M. A. Rankin and a Mr. Tobias - Grossheim negative #1512 | 2757 |
| Rankin, Mrs. M. | OG#24560 dated July 1, 1918. | 2143 |
| Raub, A. B. | A family portrait of the Raub family taken Jan. 27, 1903. OG# 4219. | 2086 |
| Reagan, Ronald | Portraits of Ronald Reagan, ca. 1947 at the time he selected the Button Queen of Muscatine. | 892 1-6 |
| Rechner, Clarence & Raymond | Two copies of a photograph of Clarence & Raymond Rechner. Note on back of photo indicated they lived at 1106 Hershey Avenue and that their father was the foreman at the Roundhouse. | 2096 |
| Reeves family | Photograph of the Reeves family. Listed as Glen, Rail (?),Gray, Carson, Hubert, Elizabeth, Carrie, Trail (?) and Daisy. | 1752 |
| Reeves, Carrie | Silhouette of Carrie Reeves. | 1743 |
| Reeves, Carson | In the back. Grandmother Tomley in middle. Note on back. | 1739 |
| Reeves, Carson | Silhouette of Carson Reeves. | 1742 |
| Reeves, Carson | Post card of Carson Reeves and child. | 1738 |
| Reeves, Carson Henry & bride | Carson Henry Reeves and wife Caroline Isadore Tomley. Married Jan. 21, 1885 | 1726 |
| Reeves, Keith Louis | Grossheim photo. Note: age 5 mos., 12 days. | 2230 |
| Reeves, Mrs. Carson | Family portrait. Faint writing on inside cover reads "Berwick, Iowa." | 1729 |
| Rensink, Lillian | In group of Muscatine Business College students. | 969 #65 |
| Residence | Four pictures of the home at 1617 Cedar Street. Torn down in 2005. | 1719 |
| Reuling, R. | Townsend photograph. No date. | 2165 |
| Reunion photo | Unidentified group photo possibly of a reunion outside the new High School (now Central Middle School). Dated Oct. 12th, 1953, Bamford Studio #4753. | 2451 |
| Reunions | A file folder of Muscatine High School reunions for the graduating class of 1937. | 2720 |
| Rhode, Earl | Ed and Earl Rhode at a boat race. Ed is on the righ and Earl is on the left. | 1353 |
| Rhode, Ed | Ed and Earl Rhode at a boat race. Ed is on the righ and Earl is on the left. | 1353 |
| Ribbink Family | William Ribbink and wife with Sylvia Wilson (sitting). Reproduction. | 1517 |
| Ribbink Family | Ribbink family photos, 10 prints, not identified. Reproductions. | 1519 |
| Ribbink, A. B. | A. B. Ribbink, no date. Reproduction | 1521 |
| Ribbink, William | William Ribbink, no date. Reproduction. | 1522 |
| Rice, Ralph | In group of Muscatine Business College students. | 969 #48 |
| Rice, Ruth J. | In group of Muscatine Business College students. | 969 #25 |
| Richard, J. Caroline | In group of Muscatine Business College students. | 969 #14 |
| Richards, ? | 1699 | |
| Richards, J.E. | In group of Muscatine Business College students. | 969 #34 |
| Richards, Mary | Portrait of a man and woman. On the back was written Aunt Mary Richards. Taken by Hart Photographer from Muscatine, Iowa. Hart was in business from 1865 - 1868. | 1811 |
| Richley, Miss | Postcard of either Mildred (OG #6447) or Lutie Mae (OG #10516 or 11762). | 2176 |
| Richman, E.F. | In a framed picture of members of the Muscatine County Bar, 1901 | 545 |
| Richman, Frank | Two photos of a horse standing in the snow. Oscar Grossheim photo #2643. Taken on Sept 7, 1897 for Frank Richman. | 2081a, b |
| Richman, I.B. | In a framed picture of members of the Muscatine County Bar, 1901 | 545 |
| Richman, J. Scott | In a framed picture of members of the Muscatine County Bar, 1901 | 545 |
| Rider, David | In group of octogenarians at home of Wm. H. Hoopes, 1899. See folder for identification. | 809, 810 |
| Rittenhouse, Milo | In group of Muscatine Business College students. | 969 #67 |
| Ritter, Fred | In group of Muscatine Business College students. | 969 #13 |
| River | A photograph of the river from the bluff probably out the river road. Circa 1910. | 2466 |
| River | River, bridge and collapses, ferry, toll booth and 1965 flood. | 2852 |
| River | A 8"x19" of the riverfront taken from the old high bridge. Dated between 1915 aand 1920. Possibly a Oscar Grossheim photograph. | 2944 |
| River | Newspaper photograph of lightning in the night sky, no date | 3046 |
| River Drive | Two photos taken from the south side of Mississippi drive looking towards the Button Factory restaurant and Pearl Plaza. Two other photos taken of the Hotel Muscatine with the addition of the upper appartment just being started. No date. | 2952 |
| River front | A framed photograph of the Muscatine riverfront taken ca.1917. | 2620 |
| Riverfront | Photo of the new levee walkway taken in June of 1994 by Norman Smith for the Grossheim photo contest. 1st place winner. | 1772 |
| Riverfront | Winter scene on river showing old high bridge and panaroma of city. Grossheim photo #17 of 14X17 negative. Several prints. | 1780 |
| Riverfront | A Oscar Grossheim photo #516 - summer view ca. 1903. | 1830 |
| Riverfront | Muscatine riverfront during winter. | 1831 |
| Riverfront | Snap shot of the freight depot on the riverfront. Take in March of 1961. From the Mabel Bartenhagen Collection. | 1970 |
| Riverfront | Photograph of the riverfront showing Central Soya silos. No idea of who took the photograph. | 2453 |
| Riverfront | DVD of the Muscatine riverfront dated June 29, 1987. | DVD-40 |
| Riverfront | A DVD of the making of the Mississippi Harvest statue on the riverfront. June, 22, 1904. | DVD-42 |
| Riverfront | One photo of the indian statue and three of the anchor at Riverside Park. Taken in 2006. | 2949 |
| Riverfront | 22 photographs of the riverfront taken probably in 2006. | 2950 |
| Riverfront | Color photos of the Muscatine riverfront taken in May of 2007. | 2992 |
| Riverfront | Color photos of the Muscatine riverfront taken in 2001. | 2998 |
| Riverfront | Newspaper photograph of the riverfront at night, circa 1960 | 3049 |
| Rivers | View of city riverfront during flood of 1951. | 573 |
| Rivers | Panorama of Muscatine from high bridge, ca. 1910. Photograph of a tinted post-card size view. | 574 |
| Rivers | View of Mississippi River, islands not identified. | 575 |
| Rivers | View of Mississippi River, location not given. | 576 |
| Rivers | View of island in Mississippi River, not identified. | 577 |
| Rivers | Book of 12 snapshots, views of the Mississippi River flood in spring of 1951. Riverfront sites. | 593 |
| Rivers | Mississippi River flood in the spring of 1938. High water by the railroad tracks, downtown. Shows boats tied to poles. | 595 |
| Rivers | View of the waterfront during flood of 1938. | 596 |
| Rivers | Dock at riverfront during flood of 1938. | 597 |
| Rivers | Mississippi River flood waters , spring of 1938. High bridge in background. | 598 |
| Rivers | Mississippi River flood waters in the spring of 1938, on Second Street at over-pass at Huttig's Sash and Door Factory. | 599 |
| Rivers | Postcard size photograph of flood waters along the waterfront, ca. 1915. Labeled on back, "Looking down Front Street to Southend, Power Boat Club. Probably taken somewhere in area of Riverside Park." | 696 |
| Rivers | Flood waters in downtown Muscatine, ca. 1915. Labeled "Flood, Huttig's in background…Mad Creek bridge (left). | 697 |
| Rivers | Flood waters, levee break, ca. 1915. Shows boat (unidentified) in background. | 698 |
| Rivers | Set of 62 color prints of the river during a flood October of 1986. | 907 |
| Rivers | Building of the Lock and Dam #16 in 1934. | 1132 |
| Rivers | East Second Street on April 9, 1920 during the flood of 1920. | 1142 |
| Rivers | View of the Red Brick building (Pearl City Station) on the Muscatine riverfront during flooding. No date. | 1143 |
| Rivers | Flooding of the Mississippi River, taken June 30, 1961. | 1149 |
| Rivers | Mississippi River sunset. | 1452 |
| Rivers | Chamberlin Studio photograph of a river scene. | 1900 |
| Rivers | Two views of water skiing under the bridge on the Mississippi River, ca. 1930. Note on the picture reads "Palomine as outboard". | 1124, 1125 |
| Rivers | 4 views on the river near Muscatine. No date. | 1126-1129 |
| Rivers | 4 views of the 1965 flood. | 1133-1136 |
| Rivers | 5 views of the flood of 1938. | 1137-1141 |
| Rivers | Two views of the U. S. Engineer boat near the bridge during flooding. No date. | 1144, 1145 |
| Rivers | Small photographs of the April 1951 Mississippi river flood in the downtown district. | 1633-1646 |
| Rivers | Rocky ford on the Cedar River, October, 1900. In Album 2, page 9. | 188-Graham |
| Rivers | Fourth Slough, in Illinois, opposite Muscatine, October, 1901. In Album 2, page 11. | 190-Graham |
| Rivers | Five small snapshots of the Mississippi River flood in the spring of 1922. Views include flloded rail lines and station, municipal warehouse, fish market, American Legion clubhouse. Also postcard of 1922 flood, at 5th and Cypress. | 587 1-5 |
| Rivers | Collection of 27 small snapshots of the Mississippi River flood of 1938. | 594 1-27 |
| Rivers | A unknown location and river/stream. No date. | 2985 |
| Rivers | Large collection of color photographs of the Mississippi River at Muscatine including the Norbert Beckey Bridge. With negatives, circa 2000. | 2991 |
| Riverview Park | A series of 8 photos of Riverview Park ca. 1970s. #1 Old bridge, #2 Muscatine Indian memorial/bridge in background, #3southbound Rock Island freight train with HAW Motors Studebaker dealer and Conoco gas station and Walnut street approach to bridge, #4 Indian statute, #5 Indian statue, #6 goldfish pond with part of railroad depot, #7 Goldfish and #8 restroom facility. | 2655 |
| Riverview Park | Photographs of the Muscatine riverfront showing the Celebration Belle and one of the old Pine Crist Mill in Wild Cat Den. All taken by PBrooks photography. | 2745-2748 |
| Roach & Musser | Roach & Musser Sash & Door Company employees of warehouse sheds O and P, March 14, 1938. | 949 |
| Roach and Musser Sash | Office ledgers and memorabilia from the Roach and Musser Sash and Door Company. | Ephemera at Transfer Station |
| Roach family - Box 1 | Billy Roach Mass book, Correspondence & Cards, Family genealogy, Mass cards for Julia Roach, Memorials, Newspaper clippings, Robert Roach funeral cards, Roach family photos, Sympathy cards, letters, marriage certificate of Julia & Robert and birth certificate of William Roach (Billy). | Ephemera-7 |
| Roach family - Box 2 | Roach family pictures, scrapbook and photo albums. Along with Religious memorial Mass booklets. | Ephemera-8 |
| Roach, John | John Roach. No date. | 1432 |
| Roach, Robert | A collection of photographs of Robert Roach and family, from scrapbooks given to the library by Central State Bank, from the estate of Mr. Roach. 50 photos. | 885 |
| Roach, Robert | Collection of photographs from Robert L. Roach estate…of him, his family, son, and his home. | 980 |
| Roach, Robert | Robert L. Roach, portrait; Chamberlin photorgrapher, ca. 1940. Banquet at Notre Dame University. Robert L. Roach at right, end of head table. | 894, 894-1 |
| Roach, William | William L. Roach, lumber and business man. | 751 |
| Roach, William | Large framed portrait of William Roach in archival box. | Transfer Station |
| Roads | View, labeled "A country scene on the road west from Friends Church, Bloomington township." Shows horse and buggy on country road. Ca. 1900. | 562 |
| Roads | The Plank Road, a driveway 16 feet wide, built on West Front Street, under the bluff, from Spruce Street to Elm Street, in 1876, at a cost of about $1,200, mostly raised by subscription. Made of planks covered with sawdust and shavings from the sawmills. In Album 1, page 30. Ca. 1877. Looking East. | 146-Graham |
| Roads | River Road, above East Hill, October, 1901. In Album 2, page 10. | 189-Graham |
| Roads | Highest part of River Road on Wyoming Hill, looking south. August, 1919. In Album 2, page 57. | 227-Graham |
| Robbins Family | Agnes and Mary G. Robbins in the sitting room of I.L. Graham home at 501 Iowa Avenue on March 12, 1899. This is a flashlight photo. | 1901 |
| Robbins Family | Agnes and Mary Robbins, granddaughters of Rev. alden Robbins and Dr. I.L. Graham. Taken June 24, 1911 on the back steps of the house at 501 Iowa Avenue. | 1902 |
| Robbins Family | John A. Robbins uncle of Dr. Lee DeForest, and daughter Jean DeForest and Rev. Philip Ralph brother in law of Lee DeForest. Beloit Wisconsin in the summer of 1933. | 1905 |
| Robbins Family | John Alden Robbins and Lee DeForest taken at Beloit, Wisconsin in 1933 at Dr. Philip Ralph's and Mary DeForest Ralph's home. | 1906 |
| Robbins Family | Mrs. Agnes M. Graham, John A. Robbins and Agnes Robbins in the sitting room of E.L. Graham's home at 5th and Iowa Avenue on January 18, 1898. Photograph down with a flash light. | 1907 |
| Robbins Family | John , Mary and Agnes Robbins with Esther White during the Summer of Fall of 1898. | 1927 |
| Robbins Family | John A. Robbins, son of Reverend Alden Robbins with Agnes & Mary Robbins, granddaughters of Rev. Robbins. | 1928 |
| Robbins Family | Children of Reverend Alden B. Robbins, includes John Robbins, Mary Robbins DeForest, Agnes and Esther Robbins and also Alden Burrell Robbins. | 1947 |
| Robbins Family | John Alden Robbins and his wife Mary Graham Robbins in the home of Reverend Alden Robbins at W. 3rd and Broadway in 1896. | 1949 |
| Robbins Family | Mary G. and Agnes Robbins in the yard of the Robbins home on the corrner of 3rd and Broadway, August 8, 1897. | 1953 |
| Robbins Family | Photo of Agnes Robbins and her mother Mary G. (Mrs. I.A.) Robbins at the side gate of their home on Broadway, May 8, 1897. | 1954 |
| Robbins Family | Photo of Mrs. John Alden (nee' Mary Graham) and daughter of Agnes. | 1956 |
| Robbins, Agnes | Agnes Robbins in July of 1896. | 1920 |
| Robbins, Agnes | Two copies of a photograph of Agnes Robbins at 18 months of age, November 1897. | 1926 |
| Robbins, Agnes | Agnes Robbins, with Christmas toys, January 18, 1898. | 1929 |
| Robbins, Agnes | Photo of Agnes Robbins at age 3 1/2 years old. | 1934 |
| Robbins, Agnes | Photo of Agnes Robbins at age 5. | 1935 |
| Robbins, Agnes | Agnes Robbins in the yard and on the walk of the Robbins house on the corner of 3rd and Broadway, August 8, 1897. | 1914-1915 |
| Robbins, Agnes | Agnes Robbins, granddaughter of Reverend Alden Robbins and I.L. Graham. | 1938-1939 |
| Robbins, Alden B. | Alden Burrill Robbins, Reverend. No date. | 1940 |
| Robertson Family | Eleven color prints taken from photos belonging to Wm. S. Robertson, by Robert Veerhusen. | 851 a - j |
| Robertson, Charles A. | 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 |
| Rohs Rickhoff family | A photograph of Louisa Rohs Rickhoff and husband Han Rickhoff and their children Hulda, Elizabeth Rohs and Florence, Lillian, Mabel, Ella and Carl Rickhoff. | 2793 |
| Rohs Rickhoff family | A J. A. Chamberlin photograph of three women with possibly Hulda Rohs and two sisters? | 2794 |
| Rohs, Andreas | Andreas (Andrew) Rohs, born in Germany Died in 1885 and married to Louisa Dippel. | 2789 |
| Rohs, Hulda | A professional photograph of a young Hulda Rohs. | 2799 |
| Roland, Nellie Brazel | A. Grossheim photograph | 2279 |
| Roland, Nellie Brazel | Note on back: "Nellie at restaurant Iowa Ave. Muscatine" | 2281 |
| Roland, Nellie Brazel | Note on back: "Nellie, Muscatine, Iowa". Inside a cigar shop. | 2287 |
| Romaine | Two photos with only the name Romaine printed on the back. | 1798 a, b |
| Romann Meat Market | Interior of the Romann & Liebbe Meat Market at 1062 Hershey | 3055 |
| Rosemund, Lillian | Six young girls standing in back of their dolls, which are on the ground, ca. 1910 | 745-1 |
| Rosenberger, N. | In framed picture of members of the Muscatine County Bar, 1901. | 545 |
| Rosenberger, N. | A legal book of letters from the office of Nathan Rosenberger, attorney in Muscatine from 1886-1933. Contains a copy of the Journal obituary of Mr. Rosenberger and his wife. | Ephemera 23 |
| Roth family | A photograph of an engine driven street racer built by Joe Roth and his younger brother Paul in 1934. Joe was 17 yrs and Paul was 14 yrs. Maybe a Grossheim photo #34062? | 2710 |
| Roth family | A photograph of a bus owned and operated by J. M. Roth to serve the Rock Island Arsenal during WWII. Three round trips a day for about 2 yrs. The driver is the 3rd from the right, tall with cap, John Gerard, the rest are passengers. Based at Roth's Shell Gass Station on 3rd and Cedar. Victory route bus with Muscatine Journal Building in the background. | 2711 and 2712 |
| Rowland, Floy | In group of Muscatine Business College students. | 969 #61 |
| Royster, Daisy Chapman | Note on back: "Our Cousin". Pardoe Elite Studio | 2286 |
| Royster, Fred | Note on back: "Fred Royster in wagon. He was Aunt Murl Brazel's brother. | 2280 |
| Rubner, Stella Meyer | A photograph of a Christmas Tree of Stella Meyer Rubner at 314 Green Street. | 1990 |
| Rummells Family | Four children, thought to be members of the Rummells or Coyner family. | 932 |
| Runyon, Alva | Alva Runyon, working on Bicentennial module showing a sawmill, part of Muscatine's history. Mr. Runyon was a local artist who has painted many scenes of the area. | 309 |
| Runyon, Alva | Original drawings for vol. 1 of Little Known Stories. | 2040 |
| Ruth, Babe | Photograph of Ray Doan and Babe Ruth. | 1720 |
| Ryan Family | Genevieve Ryan sister of Elizabeth Ryan. Residence of Roscoe and Maiden Lane, 8x10 photo, date of 1917. | 1422 |
| Saenger-Fest | Grossheim photograph of the Saenger-Fest held in Muscatine at Jefferson auditorium on June 9, 1934. | 3052 |
| Sailboat | Negatives of a sailboat on the river near bridge. | 2455 |
| Saloons | Morgan's Saloon/Bar taken by Oscar Grossheim in February, 1902. OG#148b. | 1824 |
| Saloons | Morgan's Saloon/Bar taken by Oscar Grossheim in February, 1902. 4 copies of same picture. | 1825 |
| Saloons | A photograph of Bloom's Saloon. | 2048 |
| Saloons | Interior of Adam VonDresky's saloon, northeast corner of Sycamore and Front Street (now Mississippi Drive), about 1900-1910. Shows the bar, three bartenders, not identified. | 600, 601 |
| Sauer, Daniel | A charcoal drawing of Daniel Sauer dressed in a German Army uniform. He came to the US in 1867 at the age of 27. He was born Feb. 15, 1840 at Hesse-Darmstadt, Germany. He was in the army for 6 years. | 2721 |
| Sauer, Florence | Grossheim photo. Note on back "age 4 months" | 2215 |
| Sauer, Harriet & Hazel | 2261 | |
| Sauer, Harriet and Hazel | Grossheim photo circa 1900. | 2213 |
| Sauer, Hazel | Grossheim photo dated 1934. Grossheim no. 34244. | 2218 |
| Saulsbury | A photograph of the old bridge at Saulsbury in rural Muscatine County taken by Mike Smith in December of 2007. | 2654 |
| Scenes | View of a family in a horse-drawn buggy. Labeled "A country scene in Muscatine County on the Bidwell Road near Little Mad Creek." | 561 |
| Scenes | Photograph labeled "rural scene near Little Mad Creek on the Bidwell Road, Muscatine". Ca. 1900 | 578 |
| Scenes | Mississippi River scene. No date. | 1196 |
| Scenes | Photograph of the Mississippi River Lock and Dam #16 taken on June 24, 1995 for the Grossheim Photo Contest. | 1209 |
| Scenes | Postcard scene of Second Street in Muscatine, Iowa. | 1352 |
| Scenes | Colored photograph of the Mississippi river from the bluff at the end of Ash Street. From the Mabel Bartenhagen collection. | 1794 |
| Scenes | A view of West Hill taken from East Hill. Muscatine in 1869. Taken from a book as you can see the fold in the center of the photograph. Two copies. | 1807 |
| Scenes | A photograph of a farm and outbuildings near a stream or riverbed. On the back is written "Miss Brown". | 2013 |
| Scenes | A photograph taken, possibly, from the top of the old high school. No date. | 2057 |
| Scenes | View of the river and high bridge with a steam boat going up river. Taken from West 2nd Street. | 2517 |
| Scenes | Photograph of women along the river with a horse tied to a tree. Men in a boat on the river. Grossheim photo information listed as #11796 and #144. Dated 1908. | 2530 |
| Schenkel, Hallie | Hallie Schenkel worked at the Muscatine Pearlworks for a number of years and gave a listing of other employees. There are several news clippings, funeral obituary and services brochures. | Ephemera 31 box 2 |
| Schmelzer, Louis | In group of Muscatine Business College students. | 969 #35 |
| Schmible, Louise | Portrait of Louise Schmible. No date. | 1287 |
| Schmidt | Photograph of Schmit's Wrecker and Auto Repair truck, circa 1950s. | 2996 |
| Schmidt, Anna | Anna Schmidt, wife of Bernard "Barney" Schmidt. Mr. Schmidt was Mayor of Muscatine in the early 1900's, and owned a shoe store at 115 Chestnut Street. There home was over the store. | 313 |
| Schmidt, B. | Probably Barney Schmidt - one time mayor of Muscatine. This photo is either OG#5026 dated Sept. 2, 1903 or OG#3661 which was for the BPOE Ruler photograph, no date. | 2139 |
| Schmidt, Barney | Funeral procession of Mayor Schmidt dated March 30, 1909. GPN #SS1-6 | 2500 |
| Schmidt, Bernard (Barney) | Mr, Bernard (Barney) Schmidt. Was mayor in 1901, when P.M. Musser Public Library was dedicated. He owned a shoe store at 115 Chestnut Street for many years. He and his wife, Anna, lived over the store. | 312 |
| Schmidt, Kate | Pardoe photograph of Kate Winning Schmidt | 2337 |
| Scholten, Anna | Anna Scholten. | 1123 |
| Scholten, Rollie | Member of committee for Button Days, 1946. | 905 |
| Scholton, Albert | In group of Muscatine Business College students. | 969 #11 |
| Schools | Jefferson Elementary School, 1000 Mulberry Avneue. Not dated. | 270 |
| Schools | Old Muscatine High School, Sixth and Iowa Avenue. | 271 |
| Schools | "Pioneer Boys", Franklin School Corps of the YMCA, March 1927. YMCA Secretary Gallagher, Sponsor. Identified 1st Row, left to right: Alvin Logel, Clyde Zaehringer, Richard Massey, Everett Darrel, Richard Grey, Louis Logel, Donald Axel, Kenneth Snavely. 2nd row, left to right: Eldon Blake, Donald Ahlf, Walter Bayers, Harold Bartelt, George Ruetke, Virgil Sharer, Haris Fulghgrabe, Frank Ruetke. 3rd row, left to right: Kenneth Meyers, Richard Krell, Robert Silberhorn, Woodrow Tobias, Verdi Scheese, Milton Griesenbrock. Back row, left to right: Forest James, Clifford Ahlf, Bert Hartman, Robert Hanson, Sam Phillpot, Forest Beeding, Paul Jarck, Elmer Drews. | 276 |
| Schools | Franklin School Glee Club, December, 1926. Miss L. Friederichsen, Accompanist and Miss E. Friederichsen, Director. Students identified as: 1st row, from left to right: Verna Tobias, Melva Faulhaber, Bernice Griesenbrock, Margaret Beckman, Dorothy Nicklas, Jeannette Heuer, Woneda Ernst, Minnie Boyer, Velma Tobias, John Holzhauer, Robert Silberhorn, Louis Logel, Richard Krell, Kenneth Snavely. 2nd row, left to right: Frances Clark, Shirley Baer, Lois Hulse, Margaret Powell, Leona Middleton, Blanche Beach, Margaret Durst, Helen Cottrell, Jeannette Elfers, Gertrude Callaway (behind Minnie), Sylvia Bartelt, Norma Gremmel, Dorothy Beitel, Paul Yarck, Robert Hanson, Charles Simons, Forest Janes, Verdi Sheese, Donald Axel, Lloyd Huber. | 277 |
| Schools | View of No. 2 School, located on West Third Street between Spruce and Locust. Built in 1850, it was first brick school in Iowa. Torn down in 1879. | 565 |
| Schools | High School built on corner of Iowa Avenue and Sixth Street, 1873, burned and destroyed in 1895. Building was replaced in 1897; was Muscatine High School until 1939, when new school was built at Cedar and Ninth Streets. The building on Iowa Avenue and Sixth became Central Junior High School until 1975 when it was torn down to make room for an elderly highrise apartment building. | 657 |
| Schools | Group photograph of the Muscatine High School class of 1930 taken at their 50th reunion, June 21, 1980, at the Elks Lodge. Includes program of reunion. Identified. 1st row, left to right: Wilma Lamprecht, Betty Baker, Gwendolyn Phillips, Elizabeth Townsley, Hilda Schmarje, Margaret Richards, Margaret Kindler, Hazel Pace, Miriam Zeidler, Florence Nyenhuis, Lois Daut, Mildred Asthalter. 2nd row: Ina Mae Taylor, Maria Krueger, Margery Zeug, Constance Rensink, Hazel Sauer, Violet Tiedeman, Ethyl Miller, Alice Jenkins, Harriet Sauer, Vera Cox, Esther Grau, Mildred Cresswell, Neva Clapper,Rosabelle Korchot, Lorraine Johnston, Villa Houvenagle, Edna Honts, Doris Montgomery, Gladys, Criger, Amelia Bender. 3rd row: Florence Barry, Ronald Stuart, Ivan DeVore, Imogene Conley, Bernice Axel, Louise Havemann, Mildred Snider, Ruby Hawk, Ruth Demorest, Florence Rehbehn, Jennie Reesink, Hallie Schenkel, Esther Coon, Dorothy Werner, Beatrice McKone, Neva Harper. | 672 |
| Schools | Continued from above cell: Back row: Glenn Fairall, Harold Stirlen, Edward Silberhorn, Forrest Sissel, Chester Hufford, Morris Legler, Arthur Tetzlaff, William Moore, Orville Curtis, Albert Timm, Leon Hankins, Walter Satterthwaite, Mary Welch, Eugene Warman, Robert Asthalter, Carson Kemp, Van Snyder, Paul Petersen, Alva Runyon, Walter Grossklaus, George Thayer. | 672 |
| Schools | A color photograph, 3 1/2 x 5 1/2, of Central Junior High School building (former High School) at Iowa Avenue and Sixth Street, taken about 1977 after school had been closed. Shows some windows and doors boarded up. Building is now gone (1981) and the site occupied by the Muscatine Tower Apartments for the Elderly. | 693 |
| Schools | Muscatine High School class of 11 girls not identified, ca. 1910. | 730 |
| Schools | Muscatine High School Latin Club, ca. 1910. Some members tentatively identified:1st row, from left to right, position 2, Charles Rosenberger, position 3, Raymond Shoemaker. 2nd row, from left to right, position 2, Henry Rosenberger, position 3, Viola Hahn, position 5 Irma Molis, 6 is Mable Will. 3rd row, left to right, position 1 is Mary G. Robbins, position 4 is Miss Barker, 5 is Hetty Kemble. 4th row, left to right, Odette Tyler Grimm, Margaret Wilson, Mildred Gathbrecht (?), Grace Appel (?), position 5 is not known, Agnes St. John, Mildred Kembel, Wallace Gobble, Esther Graves. #1609 of Grossheim negatives. | 731 |
| Schools | Group of High School teachers in front of High School, 1915. | 737 |
| Schools | Burr Oak School, pupils and teacher, Mabel Healey, and friends. Cedar Valley school picnic, ca. 1916. One 8x10, 3 5x7's. Identified on back of the large photo as: Top row, left to right; Glen Thompson, Ada Staley, Earl Lindle, Clarence Lindle, Mabel Healey (teacher), Louis Staley. Middle row; Howenasles (?), Frieda Lindle, Thelma Corriell, Bessie Lindle, Inez Corriel, Bernice Healey, Merle Corriwll, Vada Corriell. 1st row, Lester Coriell, John Flater, Ethel Lindle, Herschel Flater. Taken on last day of school in May or June, 1916. Courtesy of Mabel Healey Lindle Ferguson. | 769 |
| Schools | North Star School students, 1955-1956. | 831 |
| Schools | Shiloh School, 1958, students and teacher. From left to right: back row, Mike Shields, Tom Windman, Clarence McCully, Sally Reed, Linda Windman, John Macon, Karl Gleaves and Denny Rensink. Middle row, Karen Hogan, Bonnabelle Schenck, Debera Meinckee, Bonnie Boorn, Linda Gleaves, Connie Macon, Holly Hendricks and Sue Erickson. Front: Chalie Smith, Denny Rife, Mike Esmoil, David Reed, Jerry and Jeffry Connell. Teacher not identified. | 832 |
| Schools | Shiloh School students, 1959-1960. Identified as: row 1, Nancy Hall, Ralph Cook, Joan Dunker, Barbra Yedlik, Karen Satterthwaite, Carolyn Welk. Row 2, Barbra Miller, Theresa McCully, Barbra Rensink, Lissa Erickson, Kenneth Bierman, Richard Estabrook, Bernard Wessal, Ronnie Estabrook, Mike Wollet, Donnie Kruger. Row 3, Jim Macon, Tommy Peterson, Kevin Gleaver, Clark Felio, Paul Weidamen, Karen Hogan, Cathy Morehouse, Linda Donelson, Robert McConnaha. Teacher not identified. | 833 |
| Schools | Fairview School students, 1959-1960. Not identified. | 834 |
| Schools | Fairview School students, 1960-1961. Not identified | 835 |
| Schools | Fairview School students, 1961-1962. Not identified. | 836 |
| Schools | Students at old McKinley School, Climer Street, ca. 1955. Not identified. | 837 |
| Schools | Unidentified person in buggy in front of Jackson School, Ninth and Cedar, ca. 1915. | 848 |
| Schools | High School Class of 1946, 25th reunion picture, 1971. | 1112 |
| Schools | Washington school grade 6. Possibly dated at 1914. Identified on the back as: 3rd row. - Paul Guenay (?sp), Wyant LaMont, Charles Kouawaer (?sp), Earnest ?, ___, Wallace Moore, Harry Ice, Miss Leona Howe, Miss May Platt. @nd row - Helen Althaus, Della ___, Ida Bee Davis, ___, ___, Myrtle Allen, ___, Charlott Liebbie, Bernice Blackwell, Lucille ___. 1st row - Raymond Pilgrim, Viola Hahn, Helen Wallace, Elmer Grau, Clerence Bond, Ruby ___, Helen Osborn, Mildred Will and Clara Downer. | 1168 |
| Schools | Franklin School children (Junior High Class). | 1355 |
| Schools | Senior prep graduating class of 1899. 4 girls and 5 boys. " Aunt Jenny" is written on the right side by a young woman. Possibly Jenny Fitzsimmons? | 1426 |
| Schools | Muscatine High School, "Aeolian Society". 30 girls and 8 boys, ca. 1916, Greek Club. 2 copies | 1429 |
| Schools | Fruitland school district #11. Identified on back of the photograph. Back row; Hattie Patton, Nellie Lee, teacher, Letha Nelson Carlson, Lamoyne Kemp, Albert Whisler, Waller Ahlf, and Donald Corwin. 2nd row; Verda Strause Wolf, Ethel Blake Haller, Twyla Strause Webster, Vivian Patton and Maxine Corwin Dean. 1st row; ____,Leota Kemp, Tressa Defosse, Robert Defosse, John Patton, Herman Ahlf, ____, Walter Moore, Marguerite Kemp, Lela Strause Shepard, Edna Blake. | 1434 |
| Schools | Baptist Sunday school. No date, none identified. | 1449 |
| Schools | Muscatine High School Class of 1904. 2 prints, #132 of Grossheim photos. 11x14 | 1458 |
| Schools | Atalissa High School. No date. | 1485 |
| Schools | Muscatine County 8th grade graduation photograph by Oscar Grossheim. One student identified: 1st row, 5th person from left is identified as Roy C. Braun, Nichols, Iowa. | 1723 |
| Schools | Brown's Business College. Photograph taken shortly after a fire on Jan. 4, 1922. | 1724 |
| Schools | Photograph of a class from Nichols High School. Lena Geirse teacher, Anna Nichols, Velora, Meisky, ___Smith, Tom Wildman, Marie Hummel, Jim Poole, Lenora Kile, Marie Brown, Floyd Kirchner, Lloyd Kile and Walt Elder. Taken in abt.1918. Not all are identified. | 1751 |
| Schools | St. Mary's convent & school. Seven photos of the convent and seven of the school. Photographer is unknown. No date listed. The school was demolished in the summer of 1972. One photo of the school is dated 1948. | 1792 |
| Schools | Muscatine High School, no date. | 1959 |
| Schools | Composite photograph of the 1902 Muscatine High School graduating class. | 2201 |
| Schools | A group portrait of St. Mathias school children many identified by George Lindle: Harold Price, Bill Hillmer, George Lindle, Vince Gaeta, John Yerington, Pat Mineer, Bob Hiillmer, John Cottrell, Marion Stewart, Billy Archer, two unidentified, Dewayne Salek, unidentified, Bruce Richardson, Gene Fuller, Jim Metig??, Arley Becker, John Strain, Bob Maher, unidentified, Margaret Ann Fuller, Jane Reindel, Betty Chaudoin, Marjorie Westerwick, Betty Carl, Carolyn Lyson, Mary Ann Motier, Roth Paulick, Mary Koenigsaecker, Margaret Luth, Bertha Stewart, unidentified, Winnifred Besessi, Dolores Fuller, Alice Mapes, Lucille Dwyer, Joile White, Shirley Rendal, Helen Dora. | 2367 |
| Schools | Graduating class, 1911 composit photo, by B. Wade Denham, Muscatine, Iowa | 2570 |
| Schools | Muscatine High School class of 1905, composit photo, no photographer listed | 2571 |
| Schools | Muscatine High School yearbooks from 1908-2012 | 2704 |
| Schools | Journal Photograph of Franklin School circa 1955 | 2716 |
| Schools | Journal photograph of Lincoln School circa 1955 | 2717 |
| Schools | Journal photograph of Washington School circa 1955 | 2718 |
| Schools | An undated photograph of an elementary school graduation class from Conesville. | 2755 |
| Schools | Lucas Grove School House on the Don Stange farm on Highway 22 west of Muscatine. No date. | 1225-1230 |
| Schools | District School Number 1, a 2 story brick, begun in the spring of 1851, corner of 7th and Orange Streets, on site of the 1st cemetery. Completed and opened March 7, 1853. D. Franklin Wells, 1st Principal. Struct by lightning and burned July 2, 1868. From 1857 map. | 14-Graham |
| Schools | High School, Iowa Avenue and Sixth Street, April 1901. In Album 2, page 33. | 208-Graham |
| Schools | First graduating class of the Muscatine High School, 1866. Upper row, left to right: Jennie S. Sinnett, Mary C. Humphreys, Lillie E. Morrison, Anna M. Robbins and Rebecca J. Myers. Lower row: Ed Betts, Ed Steward, Professor F.M. Witter, Frank R. Lewis, and John Hurlburt. From card photograph. | 30-Graham |
| Schools | Number 2 School or "Old No. 2", on Third Street between Spruce and Locust. Built in 1850, completed and opened May 12, 1851, with G.B. Denison as the first principla. Torn down in 1879 after completion of the new First Ward School, later called Washington School, begun the previous year, on the same lot, and the U.C. Mayes lot adjoining, corner of Spruce and Thrid. First brick school in Iowa. | 39-Graham |
| Schools | Number 1 School, built in 1869 on the site of District School No. 1, corner of 7th and Orange Streets. Dedicated November 8, 1869. The roof and dome were burned out November 16, 1887, and it was rebuilt as the Third War School, afterward named the "Jefferson School". From a photograph dated July, 1877. The school burned April 11, 1947. | 40-Graham |
| Schools | The old High School, built on the southeast corner of Iowa Avenue and 6th Street in 1873, and dedicated November 1st of that year. J.P. Walton, architect, S.B. Hill, builder. Professor F.M. Witter, Principal, first appointed in 1864. Bell for tower clock mounted July 13, 1874. Destroyed by fire February 19, 1896, and new High School built on the site the same year. Taken June 1877. | 41-Graham |
| Schools | High School building. | 90-Graham |
| Schools | Film of Muscatine High School class of 1952 at Rotary Cottage on the Cedar River for class picnic and Commencement exercise. | Ephemera 14 |
| Schools | A CD of the Muscatine Community School District, 2007 Progress Report. | Ephemera 21 |
| Schools | Attendance books from Prospect Hill rural school in Wilton Township, Muscatine county, Iowa. | Ephemera 26 |
| Schools | A box of teacher directories, no dates. Also includes copies of The Marian Star, a school newspaper of St. Mary's Catholic High School from 1924-1946 with some missing issues. Two report cards from Muscatine Public Schools for Debbie Metzger. | Ephemera 29 |
| Schools | 1956 composite photographs of grades 1 through 8 from St. Mathias Catholic Grade School | 2761 |
| Schools | A scrapbook found at St. Mathias Church with newspaper clippings and a history of the building of Hayes Catholic High School. | 2762 |
| Schools | Paper copy of a photograph of a class in front of the 1st Catholic Church on the grounds of St. Mathias | 2763 |
| Schools | Composit photo of Muscatine Catholic High School dated 1953 | 2764 |
| Schools | St. Mary's Glee Club 1947 | 2765 |
| Schools | St. Mathias high school senior composit photograph of 1949 | 2766 |
| Schools | A Muscatine St. Mary's High School diploma of Margaret Magdalene Fiedler dated June 20th, 1914 along with a copy of the 1918 Auroran. | 2772 |
| Schools | Large size diploma from Brown's Business School for Myrtle Balmos dated June 4, 1919. Shelved with the larger box 2721. | 2821 |
| Schools | Four small photo albums of students from Garfield Elementary School dated, 1939-1940, 1940-1941, 1965-1966 and one not dated. Also a commencement brochure from Muscatine High School Class of 1959, a brochure from the Vocational Conference for High School Juniors and Seniors dated April 12, 1960, and an undated commencement program. A pencil drawing of Garfield by Alva Runyon and two large scrapbooks from Gargield School PTA dated 1961. | Ephemera 31 box2 |
| Schools | A group of Auroran newsletters dated 1947-1949 along with a commencement program for 1951. | 2829 |
| Schools | A photograph of the 8th graders from Jackson School dated circa 1911. See accompanying sheet for names of the students. | 2896 |
| Schools | Building of the new Muscatine High School dated Summer of 1974, taken by Lonnie Hillman. | 2904 |
| Schools | Building of Wilton High School in May of 1959 - two photos by Lonnie Hillman. | 2946 |
| Schools | Class reunion photographs, memorabilia from the class of 1943. Various years of reunions, wedding announcements etc. | Ephemera 40 |
| Schools | Photograph of the 3rd grade at Washington school taken in 1900 with names of most if not all the people in the photograph | 3062 |
| Schools | MHS 1954 Basketball championship newspaper clippings | 3063 |
| Schools | School diploma for Master Ernest Tomfield dated 1907 from the Green Valley School in 76 township | 3064 |
| Schreurs, John | 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 subjets. | 558 |
| Schroeder, Wilbert | Two photographs of Wilbert Schroeder, son of Henry and Sophia Hocke Schroeder. One is a 3 1/2 X 5 1/2 and the other is larger than an 8 x 10. | 2004_8 & 2004_9 |
| Schvenig, Mrs. Will | Mrs. Will Schvenig, written on back: "J.O. Hole, Muscatine, Iowa, Mrs. Will Schvenig, 1095 Lucas Street, Muscatine, Iowa." Reproduction. | 1518 |
| Scott House | A photograph of the Scott House corner of West 3rd and Iowa Avenue. And a photograph of Mr. J. K. Scott proprietor of the Scott House. No dates. | 2695 |
| Season Citizens Broadcasts | Muscatine Community college Video Studio programs dealing with senior citizens recollections | Ephemera 46 |
| Seastrand family | Carl J. Seastrand and son Danile Phillip (aged 4), 1928 on the Seastrand farm near Reynolds, Illinois. | 2885 |
| Seastrand family | Top photo of Florence Kistler Seastrand with son Danile Phillip Seastrand, age 2 (?), circa 1926. Bottom photo of Irene Kistler Downing with cousin Daniel Phillip Seastrand, circa 1926. | 2886 |
| Seastrand, Carl J | Carl J. Seastrand circa 1910 (?). | 2880 |
| Seastrand, Carl J | Mr. and Mrs. Carl J. Seastrand. See notes on accompanying paper with the photograph for family genealogical information. | 2882 |
| Seastrand, Daniel P | Daniel P. Seastrand, age 6 (?), circa 1930. | 2874 |
| Seastrand, Daniel P | Daniel Phillip Seastrand, circa 1942. Dan graduated from Reynold High School in 1942 and enlisted in the Army Signal Corps in Decenber 1942. He was discharged in 1945. | 2881 |
| Seastrand, Daniel P | Age 16 (?) circa 1940 when he achieved Eagle Scout. | 2883 |
| Seastrand, Daniel P | Daniel Seastrand, age 1, with Hiram Cooper, age 82, a family friend. See back of photo. | 2887 |
| Seiler, R | Townsend photograph. No date. | 2162 |
| Selman, Hugh | In group of Muscatine Business College students. | 969 #71 |
| Sendbuehler, Henry | Rev. Father Henry Sendbuehler was a priest at St. Mary's Catholic Church from 1941-1949. Probably not a Grossheim photo. | 2147 |
| Service Stations | Roth Service Station on the SW corner of Grandview Avenue and Oregon Street, 1930's. Swift and Culver Tower in the background. | 1241 |
| Settlemier, E. H. | Two photos dated Sept. 25, 1910. OG#14226. | 2119 |
| Settler's | Old Settlers Register and Index books. Donated to the library by the Brockway family. No date. | Ephemera 15 |
| Sewers | Section of the main trunk of the Pappoose sewer between Front and 2nd Streets built by the city and completed in June, 1895 by Adams Brothers, contractors, from plans by A.W. Gates, C.E. (city engineer??). Total length of the sewer from Front to 3rd Street, 798 feet, width, 19 feet, height, 13 1/2 feet. Cost of $16,826.00. Rebuilding foundation of Freeman Building on the left. Looking south along Sycamore from the Matthewson stone arch bridge on 2nd Street. | 66-Graham |
| Sewers | Covering up Pappoose Creek, Section of the main trunk of the Pappoose Sewer, between 2nd and 3rd Streets being built by the city in 1895. Adams Brothers, contractors, under the supervision of A.W. Gates, C.E. On the right is the temporary wooden culvert, later rebuilt of brick, conveying the west branch of Pappoose Creek under 3rd Street. Looking south from the stone arch bridge on 3rd Street. | 67-Graham |
| Sewers and Water Works | Report for the construction of a main trunk sewer, 1896, rules and reg's for city water works and annual reports | Ephemera-1 |
| Shafer, Mervin | Grossheim portrait of Mervin Shafer and Bride taken June 7, 1937. #35140 | 2190 |
| Shanty | Photograph of 11 men and 2 dogs in front of a log cabin. On the back is written their names: Henry Custer, Arthur Chaudoin, Louie Hagermann, Willie Schroeder, Clarence Custer, George Hildt, Alex Doerr, "Click" Rhinehart, Otto Hagermann, Eddie Hagermann (seated left front), Charlie Hagermann (seated right front). Photo taken in 1892 by J. O. Hole at 418 Mulberry (now 420 Mulberry). Photo was owned by Frank Custer. | 2661 |
| Sharer, Benjamin | A photograph of Benjamin Sherwood Sharer born Jan. 29, 1912 | 2770 |
| Shaw, W. C. | Two photos dated Sept. 9, 1902. OG#3707. | 2129a, b |
| Sheeley, Earl | Dec. 12, 1914. OG#20304. | 2131 |
| Sheet music | "Water Parted from the Sea" and "My Sweet Kentucky Belle" and "Iowa State Song", "Who is Wiser than the Kaiser?", "The Muscatine Girl Waltz" and the "Major Robertson March". | Ephemera 18 |
| Shelby Norman Post | Register of the Shelby Norman Post, No. 231 G.A.R. Muscatine, Iowa. | Ephemera 28 |
| Shepard, Lucy Mae | Grossheim photo, no number. | 2247 |
| Shepard, Lucy Mae & Ida Sue | Grossheim photo | 2216 |
| Sherberger, Fred F | A colorized and black and white photographs of Fred F. Sherberger circa 1918 wearing a WWI military uniform and riding a horse, one of Mr. Sherberger sitting in an open door with a dog and one of him standing near a tent. | 2822 |
| Shinn, Mr. & Mrs. F.H. | In group of Muscatine Business College students. | 969 #41 |
| Shoe Stores | Fischer Shoe Company, at 107 E. 2nd Street. Ca. early 1960's. | 1310 |
| Shoemaker, A. M. | Sept. 8, 1906. OG#9272 | 2138 |
| Shoemaker, Ed | In group of Muscatine Business College students. | 969 #79 |
| Shoemaker, Vera | Vera Kranz Shoemaker. | 1108 |
| Singer Sewing Machines | Photograph of the Singer Sewing Machine store with several men with their automobiles in front of the store. | 2505 |
| Singer Sewing Machines | Photograph of the Singer Sewing Machine store with several men with their automobiles in front of the store. | 2519 |
| Sinkler Family | Photograph of the James Sinkler family taken circa 1892. This is an Alexander Grosheim photograph. In the back row (left to right) is George, Ida Mae (Robinson married name), Emmaline and Elsey Jane. Front row (left to right) is William, James and Anna. | 3010 |
| Sinnett, Mrs. Sam | Large portrait of Mrs. Sam Sinnett | 2509 |
| Sinnett, S. (Samuel) | Large portrait of Sam Sinnett. | 2508 |
| Sinnett, S. (Samuel) | In group of octogenarians at home of Wm. H. Hoopes, 1899. See folder for identification. | 809 & 810 |
| Slater, Miss | An Oscar Grossheim photograph of a woman. On the back is written "Miss Slater". Circa 1908. | 2004 |
| Small, Mrs. H. R. | Townsend photograph. No date. | 2163 |
| Smedley, Mrs. | Dated Aug. 22, 1909. OG# 12751. | 2111 |
| Smith, Joe | Portrait of Joe Smith and woman dated Oct. 29, 1914. OG#20129. | 2110 |
| Smith, Milo | In group of Muscatine Business College students. | 969 #31 |
| Smith, Peter | Townsend photograph. No date. | 2164 |
| Snackers | Snackers, East 2nd Street. Photo taken by David Lohrman for the 1997 Oscar Grossheim Contest. No Date. | 1223 |
| Snow | Snow scenes on county road "W" 1936. | 1983 a, b, c |
| Snyder, Captain | Two copies of OG #17024, dated Aug. 20, 1912. | 2169 |
| Soap Box Derby | Photograph of a derby car sponsored by Woolworth's. Circa 1950s. | 2858 |
| Soccer field | Photograph of the soccer field on Hershey Avenue. Taken by Anne Olson in August of 1994 for the Grossheim photo contest. | 1779 |
| Soldiers | Company C, World War I, in front of court house. Grossheim photograph. Not identified or dated. | 323 |
| Soldiers | Battery RTC 52 A at training in Camp Collins, California, ca. 1940's. With the oversize prints. Some are identified on the back. | 1526 |
| Soldiers | A large photograph of an elderly man who is a Civil War veteran and past chaplain. He has a long white beard and is wearing eyeglasses. | 2300 |
| Soldiers | A photograph of the National Association of Civil War Musicians, Iowa in front of the county court house. | 2301 |
| Soldiers Parade | A Grossheim photograph of soldiers marching down East 3rd Street circa 1912. See online SSa. | 2983 |
| South Dakota | Mitchell Corn Palace circa 1908. Written on back is "Georgie E. Moore". | 1982 |
| Souvenier programs | Miscellaneous Souvenir programs including Chautauqua's. | Ephemera-4 |
| Souvenir red glass | A souvenir red glass with Souvenir Muscatine, Iowa written on the front. | Ephemera 43 |
| Spalding, Mary Ann | Remembrance card Mary Ann Spalding, born Nov. 9, 1859, died Feb. 13, 1907 | 2277 |
| Speckler, M. C. | A portrait of M.C. Speckler dated Dec. 11, 1912. OG #18287. | 2091 |
| Sports | Eight members of Muscatine basketball team. Not date, not identified. | 654 |
| Sports | Muscatine High School football team, date not known. Partially identified, 1st row: Ray Utley, Art Tetzlaf, Earl Lutz, Mooch Gad??, Everett Higgerson,…Spaulding. 2nd row: Don Schmidt, Bob Green, Joe Mcffodon (?sp.), P. Petersen, Charles Moss. 3rd row: Bud Clifford, Dale Wilson, Skip Weber, Curtis, Earl Jones, Pete Stiplon (?sp.). Others identified in back rows as: Mil Horse, Don Allbee, Hintermiester, Ken Schumacher, Mort Lee, Cliff Reeves, Don Hyink. | 744 |
| Sports | Muscatine High School girls basketball team, 1905. The back of the picture has a faded imprint of another girls basketball picture. | 1181, 1516 |
| Springborn, Elsie | Photo dated April 22, 1906. OG#8742 or 8749. | 2126 |
| St. Mary's Church | Father J. I. Greiser golden Jubilee, March 8, 1923 | 2702 |
| St. Mary's Church | 6 CDs of historical photographs of St. Mary's Catholic Church | NonGrossheim photo box |
| St. Mary's School | St. Mary's Catholic School circa 1940s. | 2434 |
| St. Mary's School and Church | photographs from Father Snell's scrapbook and of interior and exterior of church, nuns and priests. | 2701 |
| St. Mathias Catholic Church | Three photographs of the interior of the old red brick Church. One depicting the funeral of Father Laurent and two others of the main altar. Circa 1900. | 2679 |
| St. Mathias Catholic Church | Interior photo circ 1940s | 2703 |
| St. Mathias Catholic Church | Two CD's of old photographs of St. Mathias Church | NonGrossheim photo box |
| St. Mathias Catholic Church | A high school scrapbook from a student at St. Mathias Catholic high school. Dated circa 1940s. | Ephemera 26 & 28 |
| Stables | Snyder's Livery Stable, as it looked in 1879-80, at 211-213 West Front Street. On left is negro Bates holding "Dandy" and "Dexter". Next, Steve Fuller and Scott White, Ottie Snyder, holding "Bob", and "Ben", hearse team and William H. Snyder on "Major". In 1875, W.H. Snyder bought the old Pennsylvania Stables, and built a new barn. On April 7, 1899, Snyder's stable burned with loss of 10 horses, and was rebuilt by Ottie Snyder, then owner. Dennis Jordan's LaFayette House on the left side. In Album 1, page 34. | 157-Graham |
| Stables | Connell Brothers Livery Stable. The building was erected by Colonel T.M. Isett in 1852, the year the stone Episcopal Church was built on the opposite side of Second Street. Known in the '50's and '60's as Kinkles Gothic Stable. Owned by Connell Brothers and D. Connell from 1875 to 1900. Photo dated around 1875. | 38-Graham |
| Stables | Bashaw Feed Stable, established by F. Bernhardt in 1867 on the west side of Iowa Avenue, between 3rd and 4th Streets, and used for a feed barn, later a coal, lime and cement store, which was totally destroyed by fire on March 26, 1895, with the adjacent frame buildings, after which a brick office was used until the ground was sold for the YMCA building, erected on the site. Taken on Labor Day in the 1880's. | 56-Graham |
| Stachar, Harold | WW II military portrait. | OC-17nn |
| Stahl, Grace Butler | Charles Appel with his nieces. Identified, standing, left to right, Grace Butler (Mrs. Ben Stahl), Mabel Appel (Mrs. Herschel Fletcher), Aura Butle (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. | 699 |
| Stamler, Esther | John Dankert, in front of his residence in Muscatine. His wife, Margaret Blauer Dankert is seated in a buggy with girl, Esther Stamler. No date. | 614 |
| Standard Oil Company | Standard Oil Company, on Washington Street, about 1909. | 929 |
| Standard Oil Company | Photo of Standard Oil tanks with horse drawn wagons in front. Location unknown. | 2373 |
| Stanley Consultants | Installing art sculpture in their courtyard, Third and Iowa Avenue, 1980. | 925 |
| Stanley Engineering | Installing art sculpture in their courtyard, Third and Iowa Avenue, 1980. | 2846 |
| Stanley, C. Maxwell | Several slides of a portrait of C. Maxwell Stanley along with quite a few of other unidentified slides. | Slides |
| Stapleton, M.W. | In a framed picture of members of the Muscatine County Bar, 1901 | 545 |
| Stapleton, Martin William | Martin William Stapleton, ca. 1938. 11x14 photograph. | 1423 |
| Stapleton, Mrs. Margaret Anson | Portrait dated 1938. No photographer listed. | 1963 |
| Starker, Herman | In group of Muscatine Business College students. | 969 #51 |
| State vs. Baker | Iowa Supreme Court Case records vs. Norman Baker | Ephemera-5 |
| Steahr, Elmer | World War II sailor portrait | 1881 |
| Steamboats | A photograph of the Columbia ca.1917. Grossheim image #1894. | 2619 |
| Stein family | An Alexander Grossheim photograph of a woman and child. Possibly of Mrs. S. G. Stein II. Two elderly women's portraits are superimposed in the corners of the portrait. | 2640 |
| Stein family | A portrait of Mr. and Mrs. Stein, Mrs. Jennie Day, Simm and 2 Green boys taken at what appears to be a cottage. | 2642 |
| Stein Furniture Store | 300 block of Iowa Avenue across the street from the library in Dec. 1994. Photo taken for the 1994 Grossheim Photo Contest. | 1214 |
| Stein, S. G. | A wedding portrait of S. G. Stein and his bride Clarissa Sawyer Stein. The wedding party consists of Aura A. Sawyer, Jenny Sawyer, S. H. Parvin, and Samuel F. Sawyer. Dated March 17, 1896. | 2631 |
| Stein, S.G. | Set of 6 photos of former mayors of Muscatine, reproduced from Old Settlers collection. | 842 |
| Stellbrecht, Elizabeth | Oscar Grossheim photograph of Elizabeth Stellbrecht. Ester is listed in Grossheim index #8859 dated June 3, 1906. | 1996 |
| Stereopticans | 21 Stereopticans of various Muscatine scenes. | 2039 |
| Stevenson, J.E. | In a framed picture of members of the Muscatine County Bar, 1901 | 545 |
| Stewart, M. G. | A portrait of a father and his two children dated Jan. 15, 1914. OG# 18398 or 18399. | 2116 |
| Stills | Photograph of the county sheriff after confiscating a still in rural Muscatine County dated Dec. 4, 1924. | 2497 |
| Stober, George | 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 |
| Stocker, Albert | In group of Muscatine Business College students. | 969 #28 |
| Stohr, Robert | Bob Toborg and Judge Robert Stohr at the Old Garfield School reunion in May of 2001. Toborg was in the class of 1917 and Stohr was in the class of 1913. | 1231 |
| Stolzenau, Julia | Photographs, some A. Grossheim, J. Chamberlain, E. Foster, Phelps, Clifford and Sons, and Helen Bamford. Some are Cabinet style. There were some non-professional photographs also, none have names or are identified. There was a news article about Dr. G. A. Sywassink in among the photos, along with a marriage certificate dated September 27th, 1917 of a Siegfried Otto Stolzneau and Miss Esther Malinda Sherman both of Muscatine. | 2665 |
| Storm Damage | Group of pictures of storm damage taken from June 30, through July 3, 1998. There are duplicates with some negatives. | 1190 |
| Storm Damage | Photographs of storm damage in June of 1998. Pictures are labeled as to location and in a ringbinder. | 1527-1594 |
| Stortz, Kathryn Miller | Small photograph of Kathryn Miller Stortz, ca. 1890's. | 749 |
| Stortz, Nellie | In group of Muscatine Business College students. | 969 #55 |
| Street Cars | Street car boys, 1901. #30 of Grossheim photos. 11x14 | 1456 |
| Street Cars | Collage of the employees of the Muscatine Electric Street Car Co., ca. 1909. | 1888 |
| Street Cars | Street car wreck at Kautz Bakery, Jan. 24, 1929. Oscar Grossheim photo #31924. | 2061 |
| Street Cars | Street car wreck at Kautz Bakery, Jan. 24, 1929. Oscar Grossheim photo #31924. | 2175 |
| Street Cars | A photograph of a streetcar in South Msucatine, taken in 1905. Note on back states "John is moterman" and "1514 4th Street". | 2202 |
| Street Cars | Grossheim photograph #831 of a street car coming up West 3rd Street at Broadway. | 2507 |
| Street Cars | Grossheim photo #1336. | 2512 |
| Street Cars | Old Street Car Barn of the Muscatine City Railway Company, then located on the southwest corner of Third and Mulberry, with Fred Bloomer, Superintendent and assistants in front. From a photo taken 1887 or 1888. First cars operated by horse and mule power, ran September 11, 1883 over the line extending 2 1/2 miles from near the corner of 10th and Mullberry to the office of Hershey's lower mill on the island. Line rebuilt and extended in the spring of 1893 by the Muscatine Electric Railway. | 60-Graham |
| Street Fairs | Street scene, East 2nd Street at Sycamore. Store fronts are decorated to the curb, probably for a Street Fair, popular occasions during summer months at the turn of the century. Shows people walking on brick street. No date. | 615 |
| Street Fairs | Street scene Second Street, location not certain. Store fronts decorated to the curb probably for a Street Fair, popular occasions in the early 1900's. Shows people walking on brick street. No date. | 616 |
| Street paving | Grossheim photo #1188a. | 2514 |
| Street Scenes | East Second Street, 100 block, Iowa Avenue and Second Street corner at left. McColm Dry Goods Company on right. Electric street car in foreground. In early 1900's. | 260 |
| Street Scenes | City street paving crew, on Grandview Avenue, looking south, near old Franklin School. About 1913, when C.H. Young was city engineer. | 282 |
| Street Scenes | First brick laid on Second and Pine Streets. Large group of men and boys. In background is building with sign, S.G. Stein; stacks of lumber visible in rear. September 10, 1894. | 283 |
| Street Scenes | Workmen laying track for street cars, corner of Iowa Avenue and Third Street. Muscatine Business College on southeast corner (now the new Stanley Consultants building), Central State Bank on left. Early 1900's. | 284 |
| Street Scenes | Scene at Cedar and Eighth Streets, looking east on Eighth. Streets not paved. Date not given | 332 |
| Street Scenes | Second Street, looking east from Iowa Avenue. B.E. Lilly Dry Goods, on left. Sign of George W. Dillaway Crockery, in middle of the block on the right. Street car and horsedrawn buggies in center. No date, possibly in late 1890's. | 342 |
| Street Scenes | Northwest corner Iowa Avenue and Second Street. Building and street decorated, probably for the 4th of July, with banners, flags. Shows people on street and on open street car. Not dated, probably ca. 1900. | 656 |
| Street Scenes | Street Scene, Second Street at corner of Iowa Avenue. B.E. Lilly Dry Goods Store on left. Street car, center. Not dated, but probably ca. 1900. | 665 |
| Street Scenes | Postcard "Looking east on Third Street" from Sycamore, toward the courhouse, ca. 1909. | 828 |
| Street Scenes | View of Iowa Avenue at Second Street…9x46. Ca. 1907. | 839 |
| Street Scenes | Flags on Mississippi Drive. Journal photo, ca. 1980. | 914 |
| Street Scenes | Photo of horse-drawn carriages, occupants unknown; part of patriotic parade with flags decorating carriages. Possibly ca. 1910. | 970 |
| Street Scenes | Photograph of East Second Street with the Muscatine High School Marching Band during a parade on July 4, 1993 for the Oscar Grossheim photo contest. | 1208 |
| Street Scenes | Corner of 2nd and Iowa Avenue of the Carver Trust building in the Summer of 1995 for the Grossheim Photo Contest. | 1212 |
| Street Scenes | East of Sycamore in downtown of Muscatine from Cedar Street looking west. Taken for the Oscar Grossheim Contest. | 1215 |
| Street Scenes | Corner of East 2nd Street and Sycamore. Photos taken by David Lohrman for the 1997 Oscar Grossheim Contest. No date. | 1224 |
| Street Scenes | YWCA, City Hall on the corner of 3rd Street and Sycamore, August, 1979. | 1252 |
| Street Scenes | 3rd Street at the corner of Sycamore, August, 1979. | 1253 |
| Street Scenes | Sun Mart Grocery Store at 4th and Sycamore Streets. Dr. Trevarthen Dental office opposite, August, 1979. | 1255 |
| Street Scenes | Corner of Washington and East Front Street, April 29, 1965. | 1259 |
| Street Scenes | Second Street (East) between Iowa Avenue and Cedar Street. Wilson's Shoe Store and Barton's on the right. Ca. 1960's. | 1288 |
| Street Scenes | Corner of Cedar and Second Street. | 1289 |
| Street Scenes | Corner of East 2nd and Cedar Streets, ca. 1960's. | 1293 |
| Street Scenes | Cedar Street alley on corner of East 2nd and Cedar, ca. 1960's. | 1294 |
| Street Scenes | 2nd Street, 100 block of East Second, ca. 1960's. | 1297 |
| Street Scenes | Corner of Sycamore and East 2nd Streets, ca. 1960's. | 1298 |
| Street Scenes | Second Street, 100 block of East 2nd - Sherwin Williams paint store, ca. 1960's. | 1299 |
| Street Scenes | Second Street - East 100 block. Silberhorn's in the center, ca. 1960's. | 1300 |
| Street Scenes | Alley behind East 2nd Street between Sycamore & Cedar Streets, ca. 1960's. | 1303 |
| Street Scenes | Wester's Drug Store, Fun World and Batterson's Dept. Store. Ca. late 1950's or early 1960's. | 1306 |
| Street Scenes | Toy Store and Neal's Fabric Store. Ca. late 1950's to early 1960's. | 1307 |
| Street Scenes | Paint Products Store, Toy Store and Neals's Fabric Store. Ca. late 1950's to early 1960's. | 1308 |
| Street Scenes | Kemble Jewelers, Paint Products and the Toy Store, ca. late 1950's to early 1960's. | 1309 |
| Street Scenes | Street scene on East 2nd Street. Muscatine Candy Kitchen on the left and Oscar Grossheim Studio on the right. No date. Probably a Grossheim print. | 1607 |
| Street Scenes | A photograph of the fire at the Studebaker Wagons & Carriages building on the corner of Sycamore & Front Street. Across the street is the A-Muse theater. | 2297 |
| Street Scenes | Photo of west Front Street in 1866. | 2304 |
| Street Scenes | East 2nd Street looking east from Iowa Avenue from second floor of a building. | 2518 |
| Street Scenes | A Grossheim photograph of Iowa Avenue decorated with flags. | 2622 |
| Street Scenes | A Grossheim photograph of a trolley chugging up West 3rd Street at Broadway intersection. | 2628 |
| Street Scenes | View south on Linn Street, 1866-7 in winter time, Jacob Butler's residence, corner Second and Linn, later torn down. Doctor P.A. Austin's on right. In Album 1, page 11. | 106-Graham |
| Street Scenes | The southeast corner of Second and Cedar Streets in 1866. On the corner was the P.B. Speer Dwelling, formerly a one story frame which was owned and occupied by Doctor Fitch before 1845. After 1868 the site of Speer's three story brick block. Just east was Speer and Monroe's Hawkey Drug store, built in 1866, 306 East Second. Next beyond and farther back, the brick dwelling later known as the G. Aumueller residence, next to Masonic Hall. In Album 1, page 11. | 107-Graham |
| Street Scenes | Second Street east of Iowa Avenue in 1866. J.H. Canon and Company's drug store, formerly Charles O. Waters and William DeHeus, on the corner, later S. Saint J. Thompson and Company, Olds and Reppert, F. Reppert and Company, S.L. Long's photograph gallery above, formerly George P. Hall's. Beyond, Rothchild and Brother, Bishop and Lillibridge, J.L. McColm, William F. Johnson, Mull and Funck, R.M. Burnett, Block and Brother, Demorest and Coe, W.H. Stewart and Son, S.A. Foulke, and Davidson, Roach and Porter. In Album 1, page 14. | 114-Graham |
| Street Scenes | South side of Second Street, east of Iowa Avenue in 1866. Muscatine National Bank, J.B. Dougherty Senior, president, in front of it. Next, C.W. Draper's grocery, formerly Stocker andDraper. In row of frames, Hess and Giesler, harness, Aumueller and Daiber, shoes, G. Fryermuth, saloon, J.W. Koehler, butcher, Jacob Braunwarth, shoe shop, and J.P. Lewis and Son, tailor shop, next to J.G. Gordon and Company's three story brick. Beyond, Dougherty's drug store, and so on. Schaefer's Brewery wagon on right. In Album 1, page 14. | 115-Graham |
| Street Scenes | West Front Street early in 1866, enlarged from stereoscopic view taken by J.G. Evans from the ice on the river. Freight house of M.& M. Railroad on left, foot of Locust Street. Planing mill was built by Stein and Hill in 1852. After Colonel S.G. Hill was killed at battle of Nashville, S.G. Stein became owner February 12, 1864, and sold to Cadle and Mulford August 13, 1866. They moved machinery to the new factory at mouth of Pappoose Creek. Residence on top of hill, to the right, was J.Scott Richman's, afterward Richar Musser's. Pliny Fay's on brow of hill to the left. In Album 1, page 15. | 116-Graham |
| Street Scenes | Second Street, east of Cedar in 1866. Lyman Day and Son on the corner, T.I. VanBuren's photograph gallery and Thomas's dental office above. Then G.W. Wilmering, grocery, and Graham Brothers, (I.L. and James) drugs. William C. Clapp, stoves, in two story frame, then J.S. Garlock (formerly S.M. McKibben and Company) lumber yard, Jacob Nollert's barber shop (later Urmston's clock shop), and the Eichelberger House. On the right, Speer and Munroe's Hawkeye drug store, Masonic Hall with ox team in front of it, Foster Block, Skinkle's barn, and so on. In Album 1, page 17. | 118-Graham |
| Street Scenes | Deep cut at the northwest corner of Third and Chestnut Streets in 1866. The one story brick on summit of hill, then occupied by Richard Madden, is said to have been built about 1840 by Jonas Clark, afterwards owned and occupied by Judge Joseph Williams, and torn down in May, 1868. Showing effect of the grading of adjacent streets done in 1856. In Album 1, page 18. | 121-Graham |
| Street Scenes | Alley between Cedar & Sycamore Street off of East 2nd Street, ca. 1960's. | 1290-1291 a, b |
| Street Scenes | Sycamore and East 2nd Street, ca. 1960's. | 1295-1296 |
| Street Scenes | Scene in 1872, looking north from Second and Sycamore, toward wooden bridge over Pappoose Creek at Third and Sycamore Streets. Wooden culvert below, carrying waters of west branch under Third Street from Iowa Avenue. Old M.E. Church on left, purchased for a city hall in 1876. Charles Neally house adjoining, J.P. Freemen's tenement opposite, where Hershey building now stands. (Stanley Consultants, 1979). Same Houser's residence in creek bottom far below present level of City Hall lot, since filled up by the construciton of Pappoose Sewer in 1895. From a early sketch. In Album 1, page 34. | 158-Graham |
| Street Scenes | Arch built by Company C in front of their Armory over Webster and Williams Marble Works, later Hotel Webster, for the military and firemen's parade and celebration held July 4, 1879. Looking west from Cedar Street on Second Street. In Album 1, page 36. | 160-Graham |
| Street Scenes | Arch built at the corner of Mulberry and Second Streets, by the Rescue Hose Company for the parade and celebration held on July 4th, 1879. Looking west on Second Street. In album 1, page 28. | 161-Graham |
| Street Scenes | Arch built at the corner of Second and Chestnut Streets, by the Excelsior Hose Company for the parade and celebration held July 4, 1879. Looking west on Second Street. In Album 1, page 38. | 162-Graham |
| Street Scenes | Arch built by the Champion Hose Company at the corner of Iowa Avenue and Second Street for the celebration held on July 4, 1879, by the home firemen and military company, with 3 visiting fire companies and 6 military companies. Looking east. In Album 1, page 38. | 163-Graham |
| Street Scenes | Relief Hook and Ladder Company in their new uniforms under the arch built by them on Papoose Bridge, 2nd and Sycamore Streets, for fireman's Parade Day, May 21, 1879, and the only arch built for that occasion. Looking east on 2nd Street. In Album 1, page 39. | 164-Graham |
| Street Scenes | Arch built by the Relief Hook and Ladder Company on Pappoose Bridge, Second and Sycamore Streets, for the State Firemen's Tournament, held four days eding June 16, 1882. Looking east. In Album 1, page 39. | 165-Graham |
| Street Scenes | Arches erected by the Champion Hose Company at the corner of Iowa Avenue and Second Street for the State Fireman's Tournament, held June 13 to 16, 1882. Looking east. In Album 1, page 40. | 167-Graham |
| Street Scenes | Arch built at the corner of Second and Chestnut Streets by the Excelsior Hose Company for the State Firemen's Tournament in June, 1882. Looking east on Second Street. | 168-Graham |
| Street Scenes | Arch built by the Rescue Hose Company for the State Firemen's Tournament in June 1882, at the Eastern House (later Kemble Hotel) corner, on Second and Walnut Streets. Looking up Walnut Street. In Album 1, page 41. | 170-Graham |
| Street Scenes | Firemen, Military, and Industrial Parade moving up Second Street, east of Sycamore on the morning of July 4, 1888, showing floats with John Baker's canning machinery. A heavy rain storm on the afternoon of the same day prevented a balloon ascension by S.Y. Baldwin and sunk, in the river, a barge with $800 worth of fireworks. In Album 1, page 46. | 178-Graham |
| Street Scenes | Second Street, looking west from Cedar Street, 1869-70, showing part of the southwest corner lot at left toward the rear of which stood Jacob Oppenheimer's two story brick dwelling, formerly T.M. Isett's, built in 1842 by Tom Johnson, when Marshall of Iowa, later the site of Webster and Williams marble works, built in 1878, remodeled by W.W. Webster in 1883 and opened the next spring as "Hotel Webster", afterward "Hotel Best" and "Hotel Grand". | 21-Graham |
| Street Scenes | View down Iowa Avenue from the roof of the Laurel Building, July, 1919. In Album 2, page 68. | 235-Graham |
| Street Scenes | Iowa Avenue from 2nd Street, 1866. Corner building erected by Alexander Jackson in 1857 for the Muscatine branch of the State Bank of Iowa, after 1864, Muscatine Nationa Bank, after 1868, G.A. Garrettson and Company, after 1890, State Bank, after 1908, in Hershey Building. James Fitzgerald's 3 story brick on alley. On the corner of Water Street is the place where the old Mississippi House fell in, in 1866, and Charles Stiehl built the 3 story St. Louis House, later Farmer's Home. No ferry dock at foot of Iowa Avenue until 1868. Then at Walnut Street. | 25-Graham |
| Street Scenes | Northeast corner 2nd and Pine Streets, 1866. S.G. Stein completed corner building in 1857, when S.G. and P. Stein moved into it from No. 4 Union Block, having first begun furniture business in 1854 in Hare's Building next to Green and Stone's Bank. Adjoining is the Hatch and Humphreys' Block (later Vail building), completed and occupied in 1857 by Hatch, Humphreys and Company (James Hatch, Seth and William S. Humphreys). They sold out in early 1860's. William S. Humphreys, next occupant. On corner 2nd and Chestnut is Reuling's Block, built in 1852, and Union Block, built 1854. | 26-Graham |
| Street Scenes | Tremont Hall, in center of picture, in 1866, now 123-125 West Second Street, looking west from Sycamore. Built in 1852 by S.G. Stein and S.G. Hill. They fitted up the third floor in 1856 for a public hall, theatrical entertainments, etc., later called Stein's Music Hall. Stores in view, right to left, Davidson, Roach and Porter, S.A. Foulke, W.H. Stewart and Son, Cheap Cash Store, Demorest and Coe, Block and Brother, R.M. Burnet, Mull and Funck, Perry Lewis, Mrs. D.W. Barnum, William F. Johnson, and J.L. McColm. | 27-Graham |
| Street Scenes | The east side of Iowa Avenue, looking north from below Third Street in July 1877, showing part of the Nevada Mill, which stood from 1852 until 1895, Methodist Church, which occupied corner from 1868 to 1910, Presbyterian Church, built in 1856, and the old High School, which stood from 1873 until it burned down February 19, 1896. Site of present post office then occupied by the residence of Chittenden Hatch afterward B.E. Lilly's. | 49-Graham |
| Street Scenes | South side of Second Street, east of Sycamore, 1877. In the Freeman Building on the corner, J.P. Freeman and Son, undertakers, M.D. Griffins' shirt factory, C.P. Davidson's barber shop, and A.I. Edwards' restaurant. In one story frames, J. Delahen, clothing' J.H. Herwig and Jacob Hess, harness; J. Scholten and F.F. Schmalz and Brother, shoes. In 3 story brick, M. Havecamp and J.A. Wilson, groceries, and H.W. Moore, hardware. Sign "Oak Hall" first used by D. Joseph and Brother in 1856 and last by Jackob Blake in 1875. | 50-Graham |
| Street Scenes | East side of Iowa Avenue, looking south from Second Street in July, 1877. Muscatine National Bank, formerly Muscatine Branch of the State Bank of Iowa, later G.A. Garrettson and Company, Hershey, Brown and Company, and Hershey state Bank, on the corner. Ferry "Ida May" at the landing and Steamer "Park Painter" on the opposite shore. | 51-Graham |
| Street Scenes | East side of Iowa Avenue, looking north from Front Street, in June, 1877, showing its appearance previous to the building of the Fitzgerald or Post Office block, which was erected in 1885. On the corner was Christian Stiehl's boarding house. | 52-Graham |
| Street Scenes | Arch built by the Relief Hook and Ladder Company on Pappoose bridge, Second and Sycamore Streets for the celebration of July 4, 1879 by the home and visiting firemen and military companies. Looking west on Second Street. | 53-Graham |
| Street Scenes | Scene at the corner of Third and Mulberry in 1889, when the old street cars were in use, looking toward the building on the northeast corner, formerly the Grange Factory. Schermer and Martin started a flour mill in part of it in 1878, and the rest was remodeled in 1886 by Barry Manufacturing Company. Present site of Automatic Button Company's plant. | 61-Graham |
| Street Scenes | River font below the High Bridge. View of elevated railroad. | 69-Graham |
| Street Scenes | Corner, 3rd Street and Iowa Avenue in 1848 as sketched from memory by John McGreer, from whose description (in News-Tribune, February 5, 1899) the view is up Iowa Avenue Bridge in foreground, then over the west branch of Pappoose Creek at that corner, was removed soon afterward when the water which crossed diagonally through block 33 was turned in 1850 through a culvert under 3rd Street to Sycamore. House in distance on rise at left, southwest corner 4th and Iowa Avenue, was Latta's, later Sam Houser's, after 1866, F. Bernhardt's. Path at left led up the hill, on which, above Chestnut Street, were the Judge Joseph Williams, Tebow, Day and other dwellings. | 6-Graham |
| Street Scenes | Looking up Iowa Avenue from roof of Hotel Muscatine, July, 1919. | 81-Graham |
| Street Scenes | Four views of West Second Street. A)North side, between Iowa and Chestnut. B)North side between Chestnut and Pine. C)South side between Iowa and Chestnut. D)South side between Chestnut and Pine. | 881 a, b, c, d |
| Street Scenes | Four views of East Second Street. A) North side between Cedar and Sycamore. B) North side between Cedar and Walnut. C) South side between Sycamore and Iowa. D) South side between Sycamore and Cedar. | 882 a, b, c, d |
| Street Scenes | Second Street, East of Chestnut. | 89-Graham |
| Streets | East 3rd Street in front of the Uptown Theater and Buick used car dealership. Looking east. | 2708 |
| Streets | East 2nd Street in front of 1st National Bank and Batterson building. Professional photo use only for archiving the history of the downtown district. Do Not replicate. | 2709 |
| Streets | Newspaper photograph of Washington Street dated 1940 | 3047 |
| Stroh, Dallas | Portrait dated April 1, 1906. OG# 8686. | 2108 |
| Students | Franklin School spelling team, 1928. Left to right: Jeannette Havemann, Gladys Plum, Eva Wells, Dorothy Nicholas, Margaret Powell, Charles Simons. | 272 |
| Students | Franklin School 5th grade champion basketball team. Seated, left to right: Linn Dodds, Eddie Ware, Larry Manley, Gary Owens. Standing, left to right: Larry Martin, Tommy Butts, Mr. Ware, Darwin Ballenger, Robert Secrist. | 273 |
| Students | Franklin School baseball team, 1924. Positions on team, not in order in picture: Captain-Arno Bartelt, Catcher-Wilburt Faulhaber, 1st base-Wilbur Dietrich, 2nd base-William Callaway, 3rd base-John Holzhauer, R.F.-Marion Huber, L.F.-William Dittman, Center Field-Charles Wymer, short stop-Clark Bauerback 1st base (s)-James Lange, Cather-Kenneth Huber and Manager-Mr. Wilford. | 274 |
| Students | Franklin School basketball champions, 1927-1928. Winners of the Shield: top row, left to right, Robert Hanson, Clifford Ahlf, Kenneth Meyers, Raymond Uttley. Front row, left to right, Robert Silberhorn, Woodrow Tobias, Louis Logel, Sam Phillpot. | 275 |
| Students | First Franklin School Glee Club, organized January, 1925. This picture was taken after the first public pedrformance, before the Southeastern Teacher's Convention at the First Baptist Church, April, 1925. Indentified on the back of the photo.Front row left to right: Kenneth Snavely, Melva Faulhaber, Verna Tobias, Elgie McIntyre, Arlene Wymer, Jeannette Heuer, Bernice Griesenbrock, Gladys Criger, Jennette Elfers, Frances Cockran, Minnie Boyer, Robert Hanson, Lloyd Huber, Charles Simons, Ralph Dittman, Edward Silberhorn, Richard Krell. Second row, left to right: Paul Yarck, Georgia Anson, Nina Stelzner, Dorothea Reichert, Florence Zaehringer, Naomi Litz, Delphine Reichert, Gertrude Callaway, Cora Duncan, Ella Hutson, Pearl Temple, Sylvia Bartelt, Blance Beach, Velma Wickey, William Smalley, Everett Lange, Frank Wichers, Albert Freese. | 278 |
| Students | Franklin School Glee Club, 1935. Not identified. | 279 |
| Students | Franklin School Glee Club, 1934. Not identified, two photos. | 280 |
| Students | Franklin School, Pageant, May 1924, at the Armory. Not identified. | 281 |
| Students | Group of children and adults by the side of a country school building. No identification of school or people. Not dated, probably in the 1890's. | 322 |
| Students | Four Muscatine High School students, looking at magazines in old library, December 30, 1949. Lucy Mitchell, Bob Smalley, JoAnn Bloom, Harvey Allbee, Jr. | 505 |
| Students | Another view of 505 but larger | 506 |
| Students | Paul Masonholder and Henry Schwab in Musser Public Library, April 1980. Journal photo. | 920 |
| Students | School children, dated April 1962. Identified on back as: Linda Loshe, Linda Leum, Judy Garrison, Pat Cole, Ellen Heerd, Steve Shoening, Greg Emlet, Danny Streat, Ken Kranz, Anabile Williams, Kris Toyne, Mary Peck, Bill Weber, Andy Batty, Craig Drake, Erik Apland, and Ladd Foster. | 1184 |
| Students | Muscatine High School graduating class of 1904. | 1764 |
| Students | Jefferson school students dated April, 1962, 1st grade. | 1839 |
| Students | A photograph of the 6th grade students from Jefferson Elementary School - Apr. 1962. | 2029 |
| Students | Muscatine High School Mandolin Club | 2182 |
| Students | A group portrait of the 8th grade class at St. Mary's. Students not identified. | 2203 |
| Students | Two photos of the kindergarten class from Jefferson Elementary School - Apr. 1962. | 2028a, b |
| Students | Photograph of a drama performed by Muscatine High School students, about 1905. Robert Jackson identified the men in the photo as Ralph Hix on the left and Andrew Asthalter. Women not identified. | 620 and 621 |
| Stutsman, Oscar | A photograph of a "Bob" sledding party. Grossheim photo number 342. Dated Dec. 18, 1909. | 2299 |
| Sunday, Billy | Interior view of the tabernacle built for Evangelist Billy Sunday's revival meetings, November, 1907. Northwest corner of Iowa Avenue and Eighth Street. Shows crowd of people, and Billy Sunday on stage. | 626 |
| Sunday, Billy | Billy Sunday, Evangelist, on platform during his revival meetings, November 1907. Sunday, left, center. | 740 |
| Sunday, Billy | View of the audience at Billy Sunday's revival meeting, November, 1907. | 741 |
| Sunday, Billy | Reverend Billy Sunday's evangelical meeting, 1907. Rev. Sunday is in the lower left of the photo. | 1793 |
| Swickard, Ben | Portrait of Ben Swickard in Navy uniform. From Nichols, Iowa. No date, nor photographer listed. Listed as a Chief Petty Officer in 1943. | 1863 |
| Swickard, Kay | MHS photo dated 1950. Minton photographer. | 2221 |
| Swinging bridge Columbus Jct | A photograph of the building of the swinging bridge in Columbus Junction, Iowa dated 1922. | 2714 |
| Swisher, W. H. | OG#9694, dated Jan. 27, 1907. | 2156 |
| Switzer, Charles | In group of Muscatine Business College students. | 969 #40 |
| Sywassink, Pauline | Portrait. | 1852 |
| Talledega College | Talladega College Presidents House, June 1892. On the porch is Henry DeForest and wife Anna and son Chas with the family dog "Bob". Rev. Henry Swift DeForest was President of the college from 1879-1896. DeForest Chapel, built in 1903 to commerate his services to the college. | 1916 |
| Tapestry | Tapestry in Musser Public Library, depicting man's efforts to record knowledge. James White, Director, with creators of tapestry, from left, Ruth Prochaska (Mrs. Frank) Dorothy Forrester (Mrs. Ed) and Miss Edith Stocker. Legend of the tapestry accompanies the photograph. | 362 |
| Taverns | An old tavern or eating house, which according to the late Joseph Bennett, who owned the original daguerreotype, stood on the south side of Second Street, east of Iowa Avenue, on or near present site of Jacob Fisch building. The late Mr. J.P. Walton, who had a photograph copy of the original, left a memorandum on it reading: "John Best, south side of Second Street, 3 doors east of Iowa Avenue (now) 106 East Second Street, 1848. In Album 1, page 4. | 98-Graham |
| Teachers | Jefferson School teachers dated Sept. 1957. On the back is written the names of the teachers: Martha Jean Nichols, Ruthetta Douglass, Mildred Pfeiffer, Genevieve Emrich and Mabel Reichert, grades 3 and 4. | 1838 |
| Teachers | Teachers from Jefferson Elementary School, dated Sept. 1957. Teachers: Ida Mae Hetzler, Gloria Barnhart, Lorene Cochran, Shirley Huff. | 1847 |
| Teachers | 5th grade teacher in her classroom, probably from Jefferson Elementary School. On the back is written "Karen". | 1855 |
| Teachers | Three Jefferson Elementary School teachers outside the school. Taken Sept. 1957. Wilma Muller, Bernice Lammers and Esther Kill, grade 2. | 1867 |
| Teachers | Two photographs - one of Charles (5th grade teacher) and one of Esther (2nd grade teacher) from Jefferson Elementary School. | 1995 a, b |
| Telephone Company | Helen Agnes Martin Bancroft, telephone operator. | 1362 |
| Telephone Company | Employee lounge at the Telephone Company, ca. 1915. Women not identified. | 1363 |
| Telephone Company | Office of the telephone company at 410 Sycamore. Dated 1915. | 1366 |
| Telephone Company | Taken of the interior of the main switching stations. Men not identified. Taken in 1915 by Helen Martin Bancroft. | 1367 |
| Telephone Company | Exterior of the building at 410 Sycamore Street. Ca. 1915. | 1368 |
| Telephone Company | Bert Chaudoin, 5th from left in 3rd row. Others unidentified. Telephone company employees, ca. 1920-1930. | 1525 |
| Telephone Company | Women employees at switchboards. Supervisors looking on. Dated at 1915. Women not identified. | 1364, 1365 |
| Terry, Alice Appel | Charles Appel with his nieces. Identified, standing, left to right, Grace Butler (Mrs. Ben Stahl), Mabel Appel (Mrs. Herschel Fletcher), Aura Butle (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, | 699 |
| Terry, Nelle C | Tintype dated July 4, 1886. | 2256 |
| Theaters | Lyric Theater postcards. The theater was located at 116 Sycamore Street in 1911 and was operated by Fred Switzer and Henry Fayle. In the 1913 city directory E. D. Wagle was listed as proprietor. The theater was not listed before 1911 or after 1913. | 1632 |
| Theatrical Productions | Photograph of a musical production, with cast on stage, orchestra in front. Notes on back of photograph are as follows: This was probably a very old photograph when it was given to Miss Stocker who was the librarian during the early 1900's. There seems to be no identification. The picture was taken to Fred Mannhardt who was a well-known professional musician for well over 70 years. He was of the opinion that it could have been a production in the old Turner Opera House which was located on Iowa Avenue just across from the old high school which is being used as Central Junior High in the year of 1974. Mannhardt felt fairly certain that the conductor was Ferdinand Grade, father of Charles Grade who was a respected musician and teacher, and he suggests that the production may have been "HMS Pinafore" which was popular in that day. The picture was taken to Robert Jackson who affirmed Mannhardt's opinion. | 619 |
| Theatrical Productions | Continued from cell above: Mr. Jackson also identified several of the cast and the musicians as: in the orchestra pit- baritone player, Herman Schmidt, Conductor, Ferdinand Grade, violin back row at far end is Bob Cook, pianist is Charles Grade. On stage second from right is George W. Porter, bass, next to him (our left) George B. Jackson, next to Jackson is Frences Blakeney and next to her is Sadie McQuesten. To the left of the sailor is Mrs. William McQuesten (Bertha Kulp). To the left of the gate in the background scenery, nearly hidden by a fancy hat is Cora Weed. Last man on the front row on stage, Robert McNutt. To the left of the pagoda in background scenery, Mrs. D. Powell Johnson. Mrs. Ida R. Fox is the heroine. Dr. D. Powell Johnson is first violinist left of the conductor. Ca. 1893. | 619 |
| Theatrical Productions | A musical revue, ca. 1933. Two views, #031904 A/B. 11x14. | 1459 |
| Theatrical Productions | Broadway on Parade, band on stage, January, 1933. Oscar Grossheim photograph #3402a on UMV. | 1871 |
| Theatrical Productions | Broadway on Parade, January, 1933. Not on UMV. | 1872 |
| Theatrical Productions | Fi Fi group on stage May 27, 1916. Oscar Grossheim photo #1780. | 1889 |
| Theatrical Productions | A photograph of the cast of the "Mikado" production, dated May, 1916. OG #1766. Probably taken at the Grand Opera House. | 2011 |
| Theatrical Productions | Photograph of God's Flower Land production taken at a local theater. | 2485 |
| Theatrical Productions | United Brethren play "Lone Star" circa 1929. J. A. Chamberlin, Muscatine, Iowa. | 2713 |
| Theatrical Productions | Two cabinet style photos of the Merritt sisters and the Hahlgren sisters dated Oct 26, 1905 for the production of Piff, Poff, Pouf production. | 2758 |
| Theatrical Productions | Cabinet style photographs of several of the cast members of Romeo and Juliet dated February 1906. Grossheim photos indexed under individual names, #s 8575, 8576, 8577 and 8579, | 2759 |
| Theatrical Productions | A Grossheim cabinet style photo of two clowns. | 2760 |
| Theatrical Productions | Musical reviews, ca. 1933. Two views by Oscar Grossheim. | 031904A |
| Theatrical Productions | Theatrical productions at the Grand Opera House. The production is of "Egypta". | 1346-1348 |
| Theatrical Productions | Muscatine: the musical script and poster. Oct. 2007. | Ephemera 21 |
| Thomas, Dorothy | Marian Thomas and Dorothy Thomas, taken in 1926 by Oscar Grossheim. | 1515 |
| Thomas, Florence | OG#6425, dated May 1, 1904. | 2149 |
| Thomas, Marian | Marian Thomas and Dorothy Thomas, taken in 1926 by Oscar Grossheim. | 1515 |
| Thompson Motor Corporation | Interior view of Thompson Motor Corporation, 708 East Fourth Street, showing the manufacture of Little mac cars, 1929-1930. | 711 |
| Thompson Motor Corporation | Exterior view, Thompson Motor Corporation, showing workmen and a car. Factory was at 708 East Fourth Street, 1929-1930. | 712 |
| Thompson Motor Corporation | Interior view, Thompson Motor Corporation, 708 East Fourth Street, ca. 1930. Shows workmen at various jobs assembling Littlemac cars. | 713 |
| Thompson Motor Corporation | Interior view of Thompson Motor Corporation, 708 East Fourth Street, ca. 1930, showing machinery and assembling of Littlemac cars. | 714 |
| Thompson Motor Corporation | Interior view of Thompson Motor Corporation, 708 East Fourth Street, ca. 1930, showing the assembling of the Littlemac car. | 715 |
| Thompson Motor Corporation | Interior view of Thompson Motor Corporation, 708 East Fourth Strret, ca. 1930, showing man working on chassis of Littlemac car. | 716 |
| Thompson Motor Corporation | Interior of the Thompson Motor Corporation, ca. 1930. Shows men working on wood frame of the Littlemac. | 717 |
| Thompson Motor Corporation | Interior showing body of Littlemac car in process of production, ca. 1930. | 718 |
| Thompson Motor Corporation | Interior showing workmen painting and finishing body of the Littlemac, ca. 1930. | 719 |
| Thompson Motor Corporation | Showing blacksmith and metal worker involved in manufacture of the Littlemac, ca. 1930. | 720 |
| Thompson Motor Corporation | Showing general view of work area, with men at various jobs in the assembling of the Littlemac. | 721 |
| Thompson Motor Corporation | Showing men working on wood frame of the Littlemac, ca. 1930. | 722 |
| Thompson, F. | OG#13386, dated Jan. 30, 1910. | 2152 |
| Thompson, Frank | Twin babies, OG #13386, dated Jan. 30, 1910. Ten copies. | 2168 |
| Thompson, Herbert | 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 |
| Thompson, Herbert | OG#33403, dated Feb. 9, 1932 (former mayor and attorney). | 2144 |
| Thompson, Maynard | Portrait. | 1853 |
| Thompson, R.L. | 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 |
| Thompson, Ralph | OG#30919 (March 20, 1927) or OG#32485 (Jan. 24, 1930. | 2145 |
| Timm 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 |
| Timm Family | Emma Jones, Syl, Barb, Betty and Mother Timm, 1936 snow storm. | 1110, 1130, 1131 |
| Timm, Gertrude | Gertrude Timm. | 1122 |
| Timm, Harry | Harry A. Timm with Gertrude Kranz Timm and Raymond Shoemaker and Vera Kranz Shoemaker. Ca. 1920 | 1109 |
| Timm, Harry | Two photos of Harry Timm and one of a billboard advertising his shop, ca. 1930. | 1118, 1119, 1120 |
| Timmerman, Fred | In group of Muscatine Business College students. | 969 #20 |
| Tintypes | A tintype showing two men, both wearing hats and posing for the camera. No other info. Circa 1870's. | 2023 |
| Tintypes | Tintype of two women. Circa 1870's. | 2024 |
| Titus, G.M. | In a framed picture of members of the Muscatine County Bar, 1901 | 545 |
| Titus, Raymond | OG#16028, dated July 2, 1912. | 2140 |
| Toben & Malone | Group portrait possibly of the Toben & Malone Clerks. Circa, 1901. Ludy Bosten is the only one identified on back. | 2010 |
| Tobias, Clair | Hazel and Ella Tobias (two girls) dated April 30, 1904. OG#6411. | 2115 |
| Toborg, Robert | Bob Toborg and Judge Robert Stohr at the Old Garfield School reunion in May of 2001. Toborg was in the class of 1917 and Stohr was in the class of 1913. | 1231 |
| Tomley, Baker, Reeves, Christianson-unidentified | Unidentified photos possibly of the Tomley, Baker, Reeves and Christianson families. | 1733 |
| Tomley, Elizabeth | Portrait of Elizabeth Tomley. Lentz Photographer, Des Moines, Iowa. | 1731 |
| Tornado | A yellow ringbinder with photographs documenting the distruction of a tornado that blew through the Muscatine County area June 1, 2007. Greenwood Cemetery was heavily damaged. | 1790 |
| Tornado | H. Boiler tornado wreck on May 10, 1918. OG#2077a. | 2073 |
| Tornado | H. Boiler tornado wreck on May 10, 1918. OG#2077b | 2074 |
| Tornado | Wm. Houseman cyclone wreck May 10, 1918. OG#2076a. | 2075 |
| Tornado | Wm. Houseman cyclone wreck May 10, 1918. OG#2076b. | 2076 |
| Tourism | Tourism Video dated 1989. | DVD-45 |
| Tourism | Tourism Video dated 1989. | DVD-51 |
| Tournament of Roses | 1938, 1939, 1941, 1946, 1947, 1950,1951,1954,1955, 1956, 1957, 1958, 1959,1961,1963, 1964, 1966, 1967,1968, Tournament of Roses programs. The box also contains silk handkerchiefs from Ruth Ruthenberg bought in Europe. Also an Iowa State Board of Helath Physician's certificate of J. R. Porter dated November 25, 1886. There is a german embroidered piece. There are various things that were purchased from what looks to be a yard sale of advertisements. There are a few books of sheets of music. Finally there is a folder of what appear to be the front of greeting cards. | Ephemera 11 |
| Towers Residence | Home of Cal Towers at 713 W. Front Street. The note attached states: Circus man (traveled with set-up man) approximate date is 1913 as per Harriet Bauerbach who lived around the corner on Hershey Avenue. | 1354 |
| Town Clock | Town clock taken April 29, 2004 shortly after it's placement. | 1480-1482 |
| Townsend family | Possibly T. W. Townsend family dated Aug. 1, 1901. OG#1194. | 2141 |
| Train Depots | A Grossheim photograph of the train depot in Muscatine. Image number 830. | 2611 |
| Train Wrecks | Train wreck, possibly of the Muscatine North South Railroad, on April 19, 1912. Twelve miles from Muscatine on Cone Lake. | 2060 |
| Train Wrecks | Eight freight car derailment between Cedar and Sycamore on Mississippi Drive. Occurred at 3:45 a.m. on January 22, 1967. | 1256-1257 |
| Train Wrecks | Train wreck near Buffalor, Iowa July 6, 1968. | 1261-1263 |
| Train Wrecks | Train wreck near Montpelier, August 1971. | 1264-1265 |
| Train Wrecks | Train wreck, January 22, 1967, at Sycamore Street. | 1266-1273 |
| Train Wrecks | Train wreck in Buffalo, Iowa on July 6, 1968. | 1274-1281 |
| Train Wrecks | Train derailment on August 16, 1947 (6 p.m.) . A boxcar loaded with barrels and an empty tank car was derailed at the Oregon Street crossing. See accompanying news article. | 1410-1412 |
| Trains | Photo of the last Golden State train to go through Muscatine toward Chicago in Spring of 1968. | 2296 |
| Trifilett, Addie | Rhoades, Iowa. | 2233 |
| Trolley | Photograph of a trolley taken in south Muscatine in 1905. | 2440 |
| Trolley | Photograph of horses with horse drawn trolley cars. | 2484 |
| Trolley | Four photographs of street trolleys circa 1915. | 2723-2726 |
| Trucks | A Muscatine Power and Water truck bought by Paul Surberts father in 1933. Was a Thompson Littlemac truck. | 1240 |
| Trucks | Littlemac Truck, Thompson Motor Company. No date. | 1233-1237 |
| Truitt, Eva | Seven copies of a portrait of Eva Truitt dated April 26, 1904. OG#6308. | 2094 |
| Turkington, Lois | Written on back is "Lois Turkington Armentrout (Raymond), Letts now lives in Cedar Rapids." | 1844 |
| Turner Hall | Turner Opera House, a frame building erected in 1882 at a cost of $10,000 by the Muscatine Turnverein, on the southwest corner of Iowa Avenue and 6th Street, on the former site of Stone's or Seiler's Pond. Opened November 30, 1882 as the Turner Hall, having at first but one cupola; later enlarged and extended to the alley and dedicated December 14, 1885 as Turner Opera House. Purchased by Charles Leiendecker in June of 1893, and renamed "The Columbia." Burned down on December 3, 1896. | 58-Graham |
| Tyler, J.K. | In group of Muscatine Business College students. | 969 #43 |
| Umlandt, William | Member of committee for Button Days, 1946. | 905 |
| Unidentified boy | A Alexander Grossheim photograph of a young boy dressed in a light colored Little Lord Fauntleroy outfit. No date, circa 1900. | 3058 |
| Unidentified building | Two photographs of buildings being torn down, circa 1930s, 40s??? | 2862 |
| Unidentified child | Possibly Henning or Eichelberger baby. Storm Brandt Studio, Muscatine. | 2412 |
| Unidentified child | Grossheim photograph of a young child in a high chair sleeping. | 2496 |
| Unidentified child | Large portrait of an unidentified child. | 2510 |
| Unidentified child | A photograph of a little boy and his dog. Printed by Bamford Studio with the number 48211 and Polly Levine listed on the back. | 2627 |
| Unidentified child | A photograph of a young girl. On the back is written "Jessie about 3 years old" and "A Merry Christmas to Nellie, Della." | 2639 |
| Unidentified child | Two portraits of a young child taken by Clifford & Sons. In one the child is wearing a coat and hat. The other in a white dress with dark stockings. Possibly Stein family? | 2641 |
| Unidentified child | Possibly Henning or Eichelberger family. Runyan is the photographer. Cabinet photo. | 3410 |
| Unidentified children | Seven Grossheim studio portraits of unidentified babies. | 2532 |
| Unidentified children | A photograph of two small boys sitting on a coke cola machine. | 2614 |
| Unidentified family | Grossheim photo of a rural family standing in the yard of their family home surrounded by a picket fence. | 2503 |
| Unidentified family | Pardoe photograph of a young family, mother, father, little girl and little boy and an older girl. Ca. 1889 | 2677 |
| Unidentified family | Collection of 15 glass negatives of an unknown family. Negatives shelved with the Minton and Colonial Studio negatives. | 001-015 |
| Unidentified family | Ten photographs of unidentified family, possibly from the McFadon, Jarrett, Harder, Martz or Briar families. Included a postcard of a soldier from the CC Camp with first name of Wilbur, a postcard with Miss Elsie Martz from Clara on back, and a Merchant's Bridge ticket for Illinois residents good for 5cents from the Muscatine Bridge Corp. One small photo of a man sitting on the ground wearing a hat and clinching a pipe in his mouth was listed as an indian chief staying in the area. | 2773 |
| Unidentified girl | Clifford & Son cabinet style photograph, ca. 1900. | 2678 |
| Unidentified group | A group photograph of a family that may or may not be connected to the Stein family or Hill family. | 2637 |
| Unidentified group | A J. A. Chamberlin photo of a group of 6 men and 6 women dressed in evening clothes. With all the men wearing bowler style hats. The women are all wearing different styles of hats also. | 3053 |
| Unidentified infant photo | Photographer E. B. Edwards. | 1709 |
| Unidentified infant photo | No date, no photographer listed | 2353 |
| Unidentified man | A postcard photograph of a man wearing a bowler style hat. Possibly a Henning or Eichelberger. | 2393 |
| Unidentified man | Grossheim photograph of unidentified man. | 2492 |
| Unidentified man | Grossheim photograph of unidentified man in what appears to be a hotel room sitting on a sofa. | 2493 |
| Unidentified man | Man with coffee making machine. Coffee brand is Red Cup Coffee. | 2511 |
| Unidentified man | Photograph of a man in a top hat holding a doctors satchel, possibly Dr. Fulliam. | 2521 |
| Unidentified man | Photograph of an unidentified man in bicycle gear leaning on a tree stump with a black dog laying nearby. | 2528 |
| Unidentified man | Possibly a Grossheim photograph of a man standing near his automobile with his right foot resting on the front bumper. | 2608 |
| Unidentified man | An Oscar Grossheim photograph of a man. | 2632 |
| Unidentified men | Group of unidentified group of mean with clam shells. | 2527 |
| Unidentified men | Four cupboard style photographs of unidentified men. Possibly Henning's or Eichelberger's. All are studio portraits by Alexander Grossheim. | 2394-2397 |
| Unidentified persons | Unidentified wedding couple. Probably a Grossheim photo. | 2449 |
| Unidentified persons | An unidentified portrait of a bridal couple. | 2463 |
| Unidentified persons | An unidentified portrait of a bridal couple. | 2464 |
| Unidentified persons | Unidentified photo of two small girls with doll carriages. | 2467 |
| Unidentified persons | A group portrait of an unidentified rural family. | 2469 |
| Unidentified persons | A portrait of a young girl. No date. | 2470 |
| Unidentified persons | Grossheim portrait of an unidentified woman dressed in black. | 2472 |
| Unidentified persons | Unidentified bridal portrait. | 2473 |
| Unidentified persons | Three photograps of unidentified people, one man, one bride and one boy. | 2649 |
| Unidentified persons | Four unidentified children's photographs circa 1900. | 2818 |
| Unidentified photos | No last name, first names of Cecil and Hester. Ca. 1950s. | 1700 |
| Unidentified photos | Unidentified photos donated from an estate in Washington D.C. One is labeled Honeymead in Cedar Rapids-fire in July of 1951. | 1717 |
| Unidentified photos | Two people, one man and one woman, near a old automobile. Circa 1910. | 2444 |
| Unidentified photos | Unidentified Grossheim photograph of a large family. | 2547 |
| Unidentified photos | Two unidentified Alexander Grossheim photos. One of an infant and one of two men in chef's and waiter costumes. | 2549 |
| Unidentified photos | J.A. Chamberlin photograph - unidentified | 2550 |
| Unidentified photos | Two identical photographs of a man and woman. No identity. On back of the photos is stamped "From Novelty Gallery, 414 Mulberry St., Muscatine, Iowa. | 2556 |
| Unidentified photos | Series of photographs from J. A. Chamberlin, Grossheim and several unknown photographic studios. Including a Christmas postcard with a picture of Hotel Glen View, in Mt. Carroll, Illinois. All the photos are unidentified. | 2691 |
| Unidentified photos | Five unidentified Oscar Grossheim photographs possible of family members of the Henning or Eichelberger families. | 2400-2405 |
| Unidentified photos | Four Clifford and Son cabinet photos of unknown subjects. Possibly Henning or Eichelberger families | 2406-2409 |
| Unidentified photos | Two photos of babies and one of a man. Possibly Henning or Eichelberger family. E. Foster Studio, Muscatine. | 2413-2415 |
| Unidentified photos | Two photos possibly of Henning or Eichelberger family. Studio not identified on photos. | 2416-2417 |
| Unidentified photos | One photo is of four women, no studio is listed. 3419 is of a young boy, on the back is written "Lee". 3420 is of three children and on the back is written "Uncle Lee". Both "Lee" photos were taken in Cedar Rapids, Iowa. Lee is probably Lee Henning | 2418-2420 |
| Unidentified photos | One of a baby taken by J. K. Smiley of Keithburg, Illinois and the other of a young woman taken McClymonds Studio in Rockford, Illinois. Possibly of Henning or Eichelberger families. | 2421-2422 |
| Unidentified photos | Unidentified Oscar Grossheim photos. | 2536-2541 |
| Unidentified photos | Unidentified Oscar Grossheim photos. | 2542-2545 |
| Unidentified photos | 5 unidentified J. A. Chamberlin photographs. | 2551-2555 |
| Unidentified photos | Five unidentified photographs from Clifford and Son Studio. | 2559-2563 |
| Unidentified photos | Five unidentified photographs from Clifford and Son Studio. | 2564-2568 |
| Unidentified photos | Two unidentified cabinet style photographs. 2008 is of what appears to be a formal sun room complete with a brick fireplace, wood floors and rugs with a large round table and chairs. 3009 is of a small river or lagoon with a bridge over the water with a small boat. It's possible this is of the Weed Park Lagoon, but not sure of that. | 3008 and 3009 |
| Unidentified portrait | A Townsend photograph. On the back is written Rev. John B. H________. No last name. | 2767 |
| Unidentified woman | Grossheim cabinet photo of a woman graduate in a white dress with a diploma, ca. 1918 | 2375 |
| Unidentified woman | Possibly Henning or Eichelberger family. Pardoe Elite Studio, Muscatine. Cabinet photo | 2411 |
| Unidentified woman | A woman plays the cello seated on a chair. Circa 1910. | 2450 |
| Unidentified woman | A lithograph of a woman by the name of Frances ? Spelling of last name is hard to figure. Possilby Wellured or Wellure or even Ewelluned??? | 2617 |
| Unidentified woman | A Rasmussen portrait taken in Rock Island, Illinois of an unidentified woman. | 2644 |
| Unidentified woman | Portrait of an unknown woman taken at E. B. Edwards Star Gallery in Muscatine, Iowa. Written on the back ca. 1886, range 1880-1889. | 2645 |
| Unidentified woman | A tin type of a woman and child before a studio backdrop. | 2647 |
| Unidentified women | Two women dressed in costumes for a play. No identification. | 2443 |
| Unknown children | A Grosheim Bros photo. No identification. | 2319 |
| Unknown elderly couple | (No positive identification.). | 1242 |
| Unknown man | School photograph. J. A. Chamberlin photograph. | 1681 |
| Unknown man | Cabinet photo purchased online from EBAY website. On the back of the photo the inscription reads "From photographic studio of Groszheim, 117 & 119 East Secont Street, Muscatine, Iowa." | 1727 |
| Unknown man | 2 duplicate canvas style photos of an unknown man. | Transfer Station |
| Unknown photographs | 5 unknown photographs no photographer listed | 2266 |
| Unknown photographs | 3 unknown Grossheim photographs | 2267 |
| Unknown photographs | 4 unknown J. A. Chamberlain photographs | 2268 |
| Unknown photographs | 1 Townsend photograph. Unknown. | 2269 |
| Unknown photographs | 1 unknown photograph. Photographer is Runyon of Muscatine. | 2270 |
| Unknown photographs | 6 unknown photographs, probably of the Chapman, Wakefield, Royster or Roland families. | 2288 |
| Unknown photographs | A large box of old photograph albums with most of the portraits unidentified. The donators thought the photographs and albums belonged to the Titus family. Some of the photographs were partially identified as belonging to Mrs. Rhoda Smalley dated 1879 with the following names listed: Elsie May & Grace Maud Cooper, Ella M. McQuesten, Theodore Preston Shepherd (1877), Emma Shepherd, Mary Nyenhuis Hines, Will Zeigler, Alletta Smalley, Robison, Tom Graham, Lon Scot, Addie Mayes, Fred Knox, George Walworth Fifield, Walter V. Fifield, Emily Walworth Fifield, Clara E. Smith (1884), A. W. Nye, James Garfield (President), Ella Broomhall, Corda Canon, Julia Rubelman and Jake Schoruberg (c/o Titus & Jackson). One album seemed to be of a college dated as 1910. Many of the photographs were taken by local photographers such as JP Phelps, CF Phelps, LA Phelps, EB Edwards, Hart, Clifford & Son and Grosheim Brothers and SH Wise from Wilton, Iowa. | 2756 |
| Unknown portrait | A J. A. Chamberlin photograph of an unknown male. Possibly a Metzger/Rohs/Rickhoff family member. | 2795 |
| Unknown portrait | In with the family photos of the Kistler family. Could be a member of either the Kistler or Vanatta family. | 2879 |
| Unknown woman | Post card sent to Inez Harrison, listed as friend. Portrait of a woman on front. | 2320 |
| Unknown woman | One black framed portrait of an old woman. | Transfer Station |
| Uptown Theater | Grossheim photograph of Uptown theater with a bus for "Broadway on Parade". Image #3402e. | 2481 |
| Van Anda, Gertie Kessinger | Spelling of last name is uncertain. In group of eight young women, ca. 1891, called the "Billie Club". | 823 |
| Van Atta, Dunbar | A portrait of Dunbar Van Atta and wife taken Nov. 18, 1903. OG #5451. | 2099 |
| Van Buren, Lucille | Three copies of a portrait of Lucille Van Buren dated April 26, 1904. OG#6316. | 2092 |
| Van Lent family | A portrait of the John (?) Van Lent family. | 1785 |
| Van Nostrand Saddlery | All ephemera that was originally donated to the library by Janet McClure before 2006. | Ephemera at Transfer Station |
| Van Zandt, Allan | 1923 MHS class photo | 1694 |
| Van Zandt, Edmond | 1924 MHS class photo. | 1687 |
| Van Zandt, Margaret | 1669 | |
| Van Zandt, Sylvanus | Family photograph of the Sylvanus Van Zandt Family | 1666 |
| Vanatta, James | Family photograph of James Vanatta and family. See notes on accompanying paper with the photograph for family genealogical information. | 2884 |
| Vance family | A Grossheim photograph of a young man with a dark colored mustache. From a photograph album of the Vance family. No other identification is made of the individual in the photograph. The spelling of Grossheim is Groszheim. Cardboard cabinet photo. | 2572 |
| Vance family | M. W. Owens, cabinet photo of a man. Info on the front indicates that Mr. Owens the photographer sold out to L. M. Townsend. | 2573 |
| Vance family | Cabinet photo of a Mrs. Keith, friends of the Vance family. Grosheim photo with one "s" in the spelling. | 2574 |
| Vance family | Cabinet photo of a young girl taken by Pardoe, a photographer in Muscatine, Iowa. | 2575 |
| Vance family | Cabinet photo of a young girl, possibly sister to image #2575 taken by Pardoe in Muscatine, Iowa. | 2576 |
| Vance family | Portrait of a woman taken by Pardoe in Muscatine. | 2577 |
| Vance family | Cabinet photo of Liz Meyer taken by Pardoe in Muscatine. Part of the Vance family photos. | 2578 |
| Vance family | Cabinet photo of a woman in the Vance family album. Taken by E. B. Edwards, Muscatine, Iowa. | 2579 |
| Vance family | Cabinet photo of a woman in the Vance family album. Taken by M. W. Owens, Muscatine, Iowa. | 2580 |
| Vance family | Cabinet photo of a woman in the Vance family album. Taken by Townsend, Muscatine, Iowa. | 2581 |
| Vance family | Cabinet photo of a man from the Vance family album. Taken by Townsend at 21 Clinton Street in Iowa City, Iowa. Written in small letters on back, J. E. Mills. | 2582 |
| Vance family | Cabinet photo of a man and woman from the Vance family album. Taken by Pardoe in Muscatine, Iowa. | 2583 |
| Vance family | A portrait of a woman taken by M. W. Owens in Muscatine, Iowa from the Vance family album | 2584 |
| Vance family | A cabinet photo of two young women, taken by L. M. Townsend, Muscatine, Iowa from the Vance family album. | 2585 |
| Vance family | A cabinet portrait of a woman taken by Pardoe in Muscatine, Iowa. From the Vance family album. | 2586 |
| Vance family | Cabinet style photo of two women taken by Clifford & Sons in Muscatine. From the Vance family album. | 2587 |
| Vance family | Phelps cabinet style photo. On the back is written, Uncle Henry Meyers and Mary, Freddie and Annie. | 2588 |
| Vance family | Phelps cabinet style photo of a woman. On the back is written, Grandma Anna M. Vance, born Aug. 4, 1865, died April 3, 1961, | 2589 |
| Vance family | Cabinet style portrait of a man. Taken by Townsend in Muscatine, Iowa. From the Vance family album. | 2590 |
| Vance family | Small cabinet style photo of a woman taken by J. P. Phelps, Muscatine, Iowa. From the Vance family album. | 2591 |
| Vance family | Small cabinet style photo of a woman taken by S. H. Wise in Wilton, Iowa. From the Vance family album. | 2592 |
| Vance family | Small cabinet style photo of two small children. Taken by E. B. Ewards, ca. 1885, Muscatine, Iowa. From the Vance family album. | 2593 |
| Vance family | Small cabinet style photo of a man. Take by Phelps, in Muscatine, Iowa. From the Vance family album. | 2594 |
| Vance family | Small cabinet photo of a girl taken by J. M. Lenz in Davenport, Iowa. From the Vance family album. | 2595 |
| Vance family | Small cabinet photo of a man. Taken by Huebinger, Davenport, Iowa. | 2596 |
| Vance family | Cabinet style photo of a woman taken by Cundill in Maquoketa, Iowa. From the Vance family album. | 2597 |
| Vance family | Cabinet style photo of a woman taken by Huebinger's in Davenport, Iowa. From the Vance family album. | 2598 |
| Vance family | Cabinet style photo of a man taken by Atkinson, Moline, Illinois. From the Vance family album. | 2599 |
| Vance family | Cabinet style photo of a man and woman taken by James, Iowa City, Iowa. On the back is written, Dick Davis, friend of the family. From the Vance family album. | 2600 |
| Vance family | Cabinet style photo of two women taken by Cundill from Maquoketa, Iowa. From the Vance family album. | 2601 |
| Vance family | Cabinet style photo of a woman taken by P. Mailandt in Burlington, Iowa. From the Vance family album. | 2602 |
| Vance family | Two tintypes from the Vance family album. One is of a man and woman and the other is of two women. | 2603 |
| Vance family | Two postcards from the Vance family album. One is a bird's eye view of Maquoketa, Iowa. On the back it is addressed to Anna Vance of Muscatine, Iowa. The other is of the Science Hall at Coe College, Cedar Rapids, Iowa addressed to Mrs. Harold Vance. | 2604 |
| Vance family | A photograph of a man on his bicycle. From the Vance family album. | 2605 |
| Vance family | A photograph of a woman wearing a white dress and dark colored hat. From the Vance family album. | 2606 |
| Vannatta, Dunnie | In group of Muscatine Business College students. | 969 #8 |
| Vetter, Fred | Oct. 16, 1909. OG#12996. | 2133 |
| Vetter, Fred | A photograph of the Fred Vetter home at 902 Mulberry Avenue. Torn down by the Muscatine School board to provide a playground for Jefferson School | 2754 |
| Vietnam | Photographs of the traveling exhibition of the Vietnam Wall, no date. | 2926 |
| Vietnam | A large color photograph of the moving Vietnam War Memorial Wall dated 1996 by Lonnie Hillman. | 2990 |
| Vietnam | Negatives of the moving Memorial Wall for the Vietnam War. No date. | 3001 |
| Views | Color-tinted photograph of river front showing elevated railroad tracks, houseboats and sailboat in foreground. | 307 |
| Views | Small album of photographs taken by James Gordon Dougherty, between 1898 and 1901. Contains rural and city scenes, parades, river views and a photo of Trinity Episcopal Church, a clamming boat, and others. | 334 |
| Views | Small album of photographs of street scenes in downtown Muscatine, including churches, in 1899. | 335 |
| Views | Small scrapbook of views of Muscatine, some prints, some photographs, many copies of other photographs already in the collection. | 336 |
| Views | Panorama (7 1/2 x 19 1/2) view of High Bridge with waterfront and city in background. From the Illinois side of the river. | 345 |
| Views | Panoramic view of Muscatine, in four sections, including portion 347. Taken from the high bridge, April 15, 1914. | 346 |
| Views | Panorama (7 1/2 x 11 1/2) photograph of Mississippi Drive at Mulberry Avenue, from the high bridge. Probably part of a larger photograph. | 347 |
| Views | Souvenir Letter Album, Muscatine, Iowa. Small book of post-card size views, in cluding street scenes, courthouse, high school, public library, C.R.I. & P. depot, high bridge, river boats, levee, YMCA, Weed Park club house, Hershey Hospital, ca. 1910. | 597 |
| Views | View of river and riverfront from West Hill. Double-post card size, ca. 1900. | 635 |
| Views | View of city from West Hill, showing lumber companies on the riverfront. Not dated. | 660 |
| Views | Collection of miscellaneous photos from the Mabel Bartenhagen collection, including clam shelling, floods, fire company arches, views of Muscatine, city hall. | 908 |
| Views | Muscatine panorama, 1869. Taken from a book not in good condition. | 1197 |
| Views | Muscatine panorama and sky view, 1972 from Muscatine Power and Water. | 1204 |
| Views | American Waterways Wind Orchestra on the Riverfront. Taken for the 1994 Oscar Grossheim Contest in July of 1994. | 1218 |
| Views | River view from atop Cherry Street hill looking south. April 12, 1997. | 1323 |
| Views | River front and Pearl City Station, April 12, 1997. | 1324 |
| Views | River view (up river toward the bridge) side view of Pearl City Station. Taken April 12, 1997. | 1327 |
| Views | River view, April 12, 1997. | 1331 |
| Views | River front looking back towards the pumping station on April 12, 1997. | 1332 |
| Views | Mad Creek, taken from Riverside Park toward the Mark Twain Overlook. April 12, 1997. | 1336 |
| Views | River view looking down the hill possibly from Cherry Street and Bellevue Hospital hill on April 12, 1997. | 1338 |
| Views | River view, looking up the river from atop a bluff (possibly Cherry Street) on April 12, 1997. | 1339 |
| Views | Muscatine from the High Bridge, panorama. | 1357 |
| Views | Aerial view of the river at Muscatine, including the bridge. No date, made into a postcard. Caption: "Mississippi River Bridge, Muscatine, Iowa. Industrial Center of the Midwest". | 1381 |
| Views | Collage of four photographs of the court house, the Diamond Jo Line steamers, the Musser Lumber Co., and the First National Bank. | 1975 |
| Views | Composite photographs of J.P. Ament Carriage and Wagon Works - Fred Daut Company bldg-Standard Box co-Webster Gruber Marble Works-Barry Mfg. Co.-S.G.&P Stein Furniture Co.-Huttig Bros. Mfg.Co. | 1998 |
| Views | Aerial view of Muscatine ca. 1940. OG # 60052 | 2181 |
| Views | Panorama of Muscatine, Iowa in 1869 | 2183 |
| Views | Oscar Grossheim print of east 2nd street. Negative #2190b. 2 copies, ca. 1918. | 2355 |
| Views | Possible Grossheim photo of the bridge collapse of center span. This photo is a closeup of the damage with people standing on the frozen river, ca. 1898. | 2357 |
| Views | A panorama photo of downtown Muscatine, Iowa Avenue and 2nd streets east and west. Taken by a Des Moines photographer, F. J. Bandholtz, 1907. Photograph is in the Library of Congress Memory photograph collection. | 2368 |
| Views | View south from St. Mary's Church. In Album 3, page 15. | 2482 |
| Views | "Mississippi steamer going full speed". This title was given by J.G. Evans to a stereoscopic view taken by him from Second Street near Linn, in 1865, looking east over the chimney of Stein and Hill's planing mill, before either the Northern Line Warehouse at the foot of Chestnut, Richie's elevator at foot of Pine, or the first passenger depot at the foot of Linn Street was built. Name of boat not given. In Album 1, page 10. | 104-Graham |
| Views | View up river from the top of the bluff near Cherry Street in the early 1860's. The Thomas Hanna (formerly Doctor Reeder's) at the left, corner of Second and Locust, present site of P.M. Musser's. Pliny Fay's brick house on Locust, (later S.P. Sawyer's) and the frame dwelling of Charles Chaplin on Second Street. From a photo by J.G. Evans. In Album 1, page 12. | 109-Graham |
| Views | View from Suel Foster's Fountain Hill Nursery on the Foster Road, 3/4 mile from the Court House, looking toward town in 1866. The steeple of the Presbyterian Church can be seen on the left. Enlarged from a stereoscopic negative taken by J.G. Evans. In Album 1, page 20. | 124-Graham |
| Views | West Third Street, looking east from near the summit of West Hill, between Cherry Street and Broadway, showing its appearance about the year 1866. From a stereoscopic view taken by J.G. Evans. In Album 1, page 21. | 128-Graham |
| Views | River view and Pearl City Station. Taken April 12, 1997. | 1328 and 1333 |
| Views | Birdseye view of Muscatine in 1875, showing the ferry "Ida May", which made the first trip on May 24 of that year, and Northern Line Packet "Muscatine", which first landed here April 8, 1864, and was presented with a set of flags costing $88, raised by Subscription, and ordered by Marx Block, steamboat agent, the presentation speech being made by Major Henry O'Connor on behalf of the citizens. Richie's elevator and the Northern Line and Diamond Jo warehouses on the left. From an engraving in Andreas Historical Atlas of Iowa, 1875. In Album 1, page 27. | 141-Graham |
| Views | View toward the old Court House and County jail from the tower of the old High School, taken by J.G. Evans in 1877. Beyond the jail can be seen the Muscatine House and the Park House, corner of Mulberry and 4th. In the foreground is S.M. Stocker's house, since re-built, corner of 5th and Sycamore. Christ Kegel's one story frame opposite. Foot bridge over Papoose Creek, built in 1870 on 5th Street between Cedar and Walnut at the left. In Album 1, page 7. | 147-Graham |
| Views | View east from tower of old high school, taken by J.G. Evans, July, 1877. Albrecht, or Evangelical Zion Church (Lutheran), later Friends Church at left. William C. Richards residence at bottom of picture, on southwest corner, Fifth and Sycamore, where later a Lutheran Orphans Home was started by Reverend Reinemund, and since removed. On right of the picture down Sycamore, is the German Evangelical Protestant Church. In Album 1, page 31. | 149-Graham |
| Views | View south from tower of old high school, taken by J.G. Evans, July 1, 1877. The one story frame at the bottom of the picture was in early times, the dwelling of A.M. Hare, and stood on a hill, corner of Iowa Avenue and Sixth Street, graded down for the old High School in 1873, when R.H. McCampbell, who then lived in the frame, moved it to southwest corner of Iowa and Fifth, later J.J. Hoopes house. Wienker Furniture at right. In Album 1, page 31. | 150-Graham |
| Views | View southeast from the Third Ward school building, (Orange and Seventh) looking down Seventh Street in 1889. Old High School and Turner Opera House, and the German Lutheran Church on the left. St. Mathias on Eighth Street on the hill to the right. From a photo by the Grossheim Brothers. In Album 1, page 45. | 177-Graham |
| Views | View from clock tower of old St. Mathias Church on Eighth Street, taken by Grossheim Brothers in 1890, showing old High School and Turner Opera House, opposite, corner Iowa Avenue and Sixth Street, near center of view, High Bridge in process of construction in distance. In Album 1, page 46. | 179-Graham |
| Views | View north from tower of old high school toward Third Ward School building, taken by Grossheim Brothers in 1890, showing a portion of Papoose Creek, with wooden wagon bridge on Cedar Street, near Seventh, and small foot bridge on Seventh, west of Cedar, on the left. In Album 1, page 46. | 180-Graham |
| Views | Looking east from Wyoming Hill, October 1901. In Album 2, page 14. | 193-Graham |
| Views | View east from New Court House. July, 1909. In Album 2, page 19. | 197-Graham |
| Views | View Southeast from new Court House. July, 1909. In Album 2, page 20. | 198-Graham |
| Views | Grotto in Illinois Bluffs, above Muscatine. October, 1901. In Album 2, page 21. | 199-Graham |
| Views | View from Saint Mary's Church, May, 1901. In Album 2, page 29. | 205-Graham |
| Views | View south from Cemetery Bluff, November, 1900. In Album 2, page 40. | 212-Graham |
| Views | Muscatine slough from Cemetery Bluff, May, 1902. In Album 2, page 41. | 213-Graham |
| Views | River and Islands from Weed Park, October, 1901. In Album 2, page 42. | 214-Graham |
| Views | View south from Weed Park, July, 1890. In Album 2, page 51. | 223-Graham |
| Views | View toward the river from the clock tower of St. Mathias Church, August, 1919. In Album 2, page 56. | 226-Graham |
| Views | View toward Levee from High Bridge. Steamer "G.W. Hill" at the landing, July 22, 1919. In Album 2, page 66. | 234-Graham |
| Views | Looking west on Front Street, from roof of the Hotel Muscatine, July, 1919. In Album 2, page 70. | 237-Graham |
| Views | Looking up West Second Street from roof of the Laurel Building, July, 1919. In Album 2, page 71. | 238-Graham |
| Views | View up Iowa Avenue from the roof of the Laurel Building, July, 1919. In Album 2, page 72. | 239-Graham |
| Views | View northeast and up Second Street, from Laurel Building roof, July, 1919. In Album 2, page 73. | 240-Graham |
| Views | Looking south from top of East Hill. Packet "Helen Blair" in the distance. July, 1919. In Album 2, page 74. | 241-Graham |
| Views | View south from new Court House, July, 1909. In Album 2, page 77. | 243-Graham |
| Views | View west from new Court House, July, 1909. In Album 2, page 78. | 244-Graham |
| Views | View from Hershey Building, August, 1909. In Album 2, page 79. | 245-Graham |
| Views | View northeast from new Court House. July, 1909. In Album 2, page 80. | 246-Graham |
| Views | View north from the new Court House. July, 1909. In Album 2, page 87. | 249-Graham |
| Views | Steamer "Sidney" and river view from roof of the Hotel Muscatine, July 15, 1919. In Album 2, page 90. | 250-Graham |
| Views | Mississippi River, High Bridge, and City of Muscatine from the Illinois shore. In Album 3, page 1. Photograph is about 5 1/2 inches by 16 inches. | 251-Graham |
| Views | River and Islands from Weed Park. In Album 3, page 13. | 256-Graham |
| Views | View south from St. Mary's Church. In Album 3, page 15. | 257-Graham |
| Views | River and Lumber District, looking south from the summit of West Hill. In Album 3, page 28. | 259-Graham |
| Views | View from East Hill taken in June 1869 by J.G. Evans, looking over the mouth of Mad Creek, just below which stood an old iron foundry built in 1848 by Mosher and Hunt, sold in 1851 to Mills, Collins and Hess (R.T. Mills and Company) and in 1859 to Joseph Kleinfelder, and destroyed by fire October 5, 1875. Next, Chambers' Lower Mill on site of 1st steam saw mill, built by Cornelius Cadle in 1843, torn down in 1851 and rebuilt by Chambers, Cadle and Company, afterward Dunsmore and Chambers and Chambers Brothers. Beyond, Chamber's pork house, built in 1864, which burned with the saw mill August 25, 1874. Next Chambers' elevator, built in 1866, burned December 22, 1869. Ferry boat, "Northern Illinois" on the left, Richie and White's elevator in the distance. | 32-Graham |
| Views | Central Business Section of Muscatine from the High Bridge, July, 1919. | 78-Graham |
| Views | Looking west from center span of high bridge, July, 1919. | 79-Graham |
| Views | Bloomington, Iowa, in 1845, known as Muscatine since 1849. Above is a reduced size photographic copy by Grossheim Brothers in 1890, of one of the lithographs made in 1845, by a traveling artist, J.C. Wild, whose first delineation of the scene was placed on exhibit at the Iowa House in November, 1845, and from which he then took orders at a price of $3.00 for colored, and $1.50 for uncolored lithographs. One of the originals in color, with a description by Peter Jackson, is now in the Library. In Album 1, page 6. | 99-Graham |
| Views | Hillman photo of the view from the top of Mark Twain overlook looking east. | 2921 |
| Views | Aerial view of Muscatine. | 2965 |
| Views | Color photos of the city of Muscatine taken from Mark Twain Overlook. Circa 2000s. | 2997 |
| Viner, Phyllis | Miss Phyllis Viner as "Miss Grossheim Studio" July 28, 1933 #33811. | 1873 |
| Volger, Lulu | In group of Muscatine Business College students. | 969 #36 |
| Von Psyche, Fredrick | O.G. #827 April 10, 1901 | 2364 |
| VonDreskey, Adam | OG#9964, dated May 28, 1907. | 2142 |
| Wakefield, James | Note on back: "Uncle James Wakefield, Grandpa Chapman's uncle". | 2282 |
| Wakefield, James | Note on back: Uncle James Wakefield home interior. | 2285 |
| Wakefield, James | Note on back: "Uncle James Wakefield" Interior of Canvas Shop? | 2284 a, b |
| Walter, Edward C. | 1st Lt. WW II military portrait. | OG-11nn |
| Walton Family | Josiah Proctor Walton and his family. Front row, left to right: unknown, Lillie Walton Hopkinson, Mary Walton (Mrs. J.P.), unknown. Second row: Lindley B. Hoopes, Walton Hopkinson, Austin G. Hoopes. Back row: Joseph E. Hoopes, his wife, May Walton Hoopes, Josiah P. Walton, James Beatty, his wife Alice Walton Beatty. Not dated, probably in the 1890's. | 319 |
| Walton Family | Enlargements of #319, the Josiah Proctor Walton family. There are two 8 x 10 photographs. | 320 |
| Walton Residence | Evergreen Nook, Home of J.P. Walton, postcard. The house was on the corner of 8th and Cedar Streets. | 1351 |
| Walton, Josiah Proctor | Small portrait of Josiah Proctor Walton, C.F. Phelps, photographer. J.P. Walton came to Bloomington in 1839 as a boy. He wrote much history of the area, was an architect and builder and a prominent citizen. | 318 |
| Warfield, Howard | In group of Muscatine Business College students. | 969 #54 |
| Warner, E. M. | In a framed picture of members of the Muscatine County Bar, 1901 | 545 |
| Washburn, Jessie | Portrait of Jessie Washburn, ca. 1900. Phootograph by Oscar Grossheim. | 819 |
| Washburn, Jessie | In group of eight young women, ca. 1891, called the "Billie Club". | 823 |
| Washburn, Zephaniah | Set of 6 photos of former mayors of Muscatine, reproduced from Old Settlers collection. | 842 |
| Washington School | Characters in a Dialogue: Making the first flag, presented Feb. 22, 1904 in the 4th room at Washington School. Miss Schumeenk (?sp) teacher. From left to right: Lester Pugh as General Lafayette, Shirley Johnson as Colonial Dame, Louis Jackson as General Geo. Washington, Gertrude McNutt as Betsy Ross and Tommy Loyd as Servant of Betsy Ross. Photo taken by Mr. Plumly. Property of Louis Douglas Jackson, Oct. 1909. | 1704 |
| Washington School | Photograph of a classroom in Washington School ca. 1890. | 2344 |
| Water Works | Reservoir, City Water Works, November, 1900. In Album 2, page 37. | 211-Graham |
| Water Works | Reservoir of the Muscatine Water Works Company and its environs on West Hill in 1877. It was completed in the summer of 1876, with a capacity of 1,500,000 gallons. From a photograph taken by J.G. Evans in June, 1877, from near the J.A. Green residence looking north. | 47-Graham |
| Water Works | City Water Works Pumping Station, Muscatine Island, August, 1919. | 82-Graham |
| Water Works | Reservoir of City Water Works. | 92-Graham |
| Weber, Leonard | Member of committee for Button Days, 1946. | 905 |
| Weber, Minnie | no info. | 2173 |
| Weddings | McKee and Barry wedding. Two photos, one of a bride and one of the bride and groom, ca. 1918. No first names listed. | 1424, 1425 |
| Weed Park | Photograph of the Weed Park bandstand taken in 1991 by Tom Hanifan for the Grossheim photo contest. | 1768 |
| Weed Park | Weed Park band stand. Same photograph as A-24 in the Grossheim collection. CA. 1900. | 1802 |
| Weed Park | Two photos possibly of Weed Park. | 1808 |
| Weed Park | Clubhouse ca. 1909 | 2305 |
| Weed Park | Children's playground equipment. Copyright 2011. | 2670 |
| Weed Park | Old Dutch Wind Mill in front of swimming pool. | 2671 |
| Weed Park | Swan's house in lagoon at Weed Park | 2672 |
| Weed Park | Weed Park photographs taken by Lonnie Hillman. | 2900 |
| Weed Park | Zoo negative. | 3005 |
| Weed Park Bandstand | Oscar Grossheim photo #2995b. | 2675 |
| Weed Park Club House | Photograph of Weed Park Club House, circa 1920. | 2447 |
| Weed Park Zoo | Photo of the children's train at Weed Park Zoo. Circa 1960s | 2669 |
| Weed Park Zoo | Zoo photos from the 1950s and 1960s. | 2851 |
| Weed, Chester | Portrait of Chester and Cora Chaplin Weed, taken during their wedding tour in Paris, France, 1873. Married July 31,1873. He was born March 16, 1819 in Canton, Connecticut. Came to Muscatine in 1840, died December 7, 1874. Son of Benjamin Weed, brother of James. Cora Chaplin Weed, born July 31, 1844 in Quincy, Illinois, died August 2, 1910, in Muscatine. | 603 |
| Weed, Cora Chaplin | Portrait of Mrs. Cora Chaplin Weed, wife of Chester Weed, taken probably in 1880's or 1890's. | 604 |
| Weed, James | Doctor and Mrs. James Weed, copies of photographs in old settlers collection, assembled and given to the library in 1926 by E.L. Graham. Dr. Weed came in 1839. Born in Canton, Connecticut, December 26, 1813, son of Dr. Benjamin Weed. Married in Muscatine, on March 14, 1847, died April 20, 1904. Mrs. Weed, nee Mary Swift, born in Yates, New York, on January 22, 1828, daughter of Thomas and Marcia St. John Swift. Mrs. Weed died February 16, 1908. | 602 |
| Weidling sisters | Pardoe photograph of two little girls labeled on back as Weidling sisters (?) | 2338 |
| Weisse's Bakery | Exterior shot of the G. H. Weisse's Bakery and Confectionery. Two women, two girls and one man stand in front of the bakery at 325 East 2nd Street. Circa 1900. | 2688 |
| Wellons, William | 1925 class picture. J. A. Chamberlin photograph. | 1680 |
| Weltz, John | A Oscar Grossheim funereal photograph of Mr. Weltz with some of the funeral flowers. Dated March 19, 1907. | 2021 |
| West 2nd Street | A color photograph of West 2nd Street taken from Pine looking East. Circa 1940s during Christmas with street decorations. Three negatives attached. | 2429 |
| West 3rd Street | Grossheim photo #831. | 2431 |
| West Liberty | Composite photograph of the graduating class of 1931 from West Liberty High School | 2339 |
| West Liberty | 36 photographs of West Liberty, Iowa ca. 1910-1930s. Street scenes, train depots, railroad bridges, Fowler family etc. | 2660 |
| West Liberty | Two photos of a house on Highway 6 west of West Liberty, Iowa. The house has two conical shaped roofs, one over the porte cachere and one over the porch area. Photographs were taken in Oct. of 1977 | 1622a, b |
| West Liberty | Large photograph of the 1915 graduating class from West Liberty High School | 2819 |
| West Liberty | Large size diploma from West Liberty High School for Myrtle Balmos dated June 4, 1915. Shelved with the larger box 2721. | 2820 |
| Wheeler Family | Murray Wheeler, on left, in Colorado. Margaret and Jennie Wheeler on left (not clearly identified), ca. 1906. | 896 |
| Wheeler, Jennie Miller | In group of eight young women, ca. 1891, called the "Billie Club". | 823 |
| Whicher, George Meason | Photograph of George Meason Whicher, born July 29, 1860, son of Stephen Emerson and Anna Meason Whicher, Muscatine. He was a teacher of classical literature, a poet and a author. He died November 2, 1937. | 605 |
| White Family | George E. White with his wife Esther Robbins White and their daughter Margaret White. No date. | 1911 |
| Wigam, Gerturde | April 15, 1914. OG#19547. | 2136 |
| Wiggens, Garrett | In group of Muscatine Business College students. | 969 #63 |
| Wild Cat Den | Photograph of an area of Wild Cat Den. Sent to Gladys Mittman from author Len Guttridge. - May, 2007 | 1721 |
| Wild Cat Den | Scene at Wild Cat Den. "Horse Shoe Bend", and big Pine Tree, October, 1897. In Album 2, page 43. | 215-Graham |
| Wild Cat Den | Cave at Wild Cat Den, 3 feet high, once a den of wild cats. In Album 2, page 44. | 216-Graham |
| Wild Cat Den | Looking up Devil's Lane, Wild Cat Den, from the east end. October, 1897. In Album 2, page 45. | 217-Graham |
| Wild Cat Den | Cleft in rock, with spring of wter, at the foot of Devil's Lane. In Album 2, page 46. | 218-Graham |
| Wild Cat Den | "Devil's Lane", Wild Cat Den. October, 1897. In Album 2, page 47. | 219-Graham |
| Wild Cat Den | "Devil's Flat Iron", Wild Cat Den. October, 1897. In Album 2, page 48. | 220-Graham |
| Wild Cat Den | "Devil's Bake Oven", Wild Cat Den, May, 1897. In Album 2, page 49. | 221-Graham |
| Wild Cat Den | Big Pine Trees at Wild Cat Den, May of 1897. In Album 2, page 50. | 222-Graham |
| Wild Cat Den | In Wild Cat Den, "Devil's Lane." In Album 3, page 24. | 258-Graham |
| Wild Cat Den | Wild Cat Den photographs taken in October of 1994. | 2927 |
| Wild Cat Den | Color photos of the Buckskinners rendevous at Wild Cat Den, no date. With negatives. | 2986 |
| Wild Cat Den | Photos and negatives of the Buckskinners Rendevous at Wild Cat Den. No date. | 3003 |
| Will, Mrs. Henry | Funeral flowers ca. 1902. Oscar Grossheim photo #53 reg. #2194 of a 14X17 negative. | 1784 |
| Williams, George | In group of Muscatine Business College students. | 969 #17 |
| Williams, Joseph | Set of 6 photos of former mayors of Muscatine, reproduced from Old Settlers collection. | 842 |
| Williams, Stella | In group of Muscatine Business College students. | 969 #76 |
| Wilson, Elizabeth Waugh | Sister of Sarah Waugh Benn, mother of Drusilla Benn Carr. In front row, left to right, Deke Wilson, Elizabeth Waugh Wilson, William G. Wilson, Jaunt Wilson. Back row, left to right, Alice Wolcott, Ola, Mag Margaret), Melissa Lee. | 2941 |
| Wilson, Margaret Ramsey | Portrait of Margaret Ramsey Wilson and child. | 1170 |
| Wilson, Sylvia | Syliva Wilson with Mr. & Mrs. William Ribbink. Reproduction. | 1517 |
| Wilton | A photograph of a parade in downtown Wilton at the turn of the century. | 2610 |
| Wilton | Photos of Wilton's Historical Society Certificate of Appreciation presented to the residents of Wilton, Iowa taken in 1998 by Lonnie Hillman. Includes negatives. | 2956 |
| Wilton High School | Composite photos of the graduating class of Wilton High School, 1934. Chamberlin Studio Muscatine, Iowa. | 2693 |
| Windmills | The Smalley windmill, built in the early 1840's by Abraham Smalley on the southwest corner of 3rd and Cherry Streets, lower story of brick, upper portion of hewn oak, and anchored by wire cables fastened to cedar timbers under the ground, shutters being opened when the wind blew, and wings revolving inside of the building ran machinery below, in making plows, cultivators, etc., and after 1850 sash, doors, and blinds. Mill was sold before 1859, later used as a carpenter shop and barn and torn down in May, 1871. From a photograph possibly taken in the early 1860's. | 15-Graham |
| Winegard, Fred | Fred Winegard, ca. 1918. | 1447 |
| Winninger, Charles | Grossheim photo of Charles Winninger who was an actor with his family troupe and also went on to star in films such as "State Fair". | 2683 |
| Winninger, Charles | Cabinet style photograph of Charles Winninger in stage costume. Grossheim photo #9678. No negative. | 3061 |
| Winter Scenes | See photographs numbered 334, 344, 326, and 658. | 334, 344, 326, 658 |
| Wirtz, Dorothy | Senior photograph taken May 9, 1935. St. Mary's Class. | 1971 |
| Wisconsin magazine of history | Spring 2012 issue of the Wisconsin Magazine of History with a article titled " The American Pearl Rush" | 2682 |
| Witter, F. M. | F. M. Witter. | 1175 |
| Wittich, Clarence | Studio winter scene of John Meyers pulling child (Clarence Wittich) on a sled. Mother of Clarence was Kate Meyers, sister of John Meyers. Father was George Wittich. Clarence died in 1916 at the age of 21. This photograph was taken in the 1890's. | 341 |
| Wolverine | A negative of Wolverine factory. | 2456 |
| Women | Portrait of a young woman, possibly an Appel girl. Ca. 1910. | 745-7 |
| Wood, Mary Blake | Photograph of Mary Blake Wood | 2342 |
| Woods, Ruth | Two photos dated April 14, 1904. OG#6068 | 2125 |
| Woolverton, Adela | July 15, 1906. OG#9088. | 2137 |
| Woolworth Department Store | Bamford negative of Woolworths department store. | 2461 |
| World War I | WWI horse regiment, no identification | 2351 |
| World War I | WWI tent encampment, no location or identification | 2352 |
| World War I | Military marching band, on Second Street, World War I. | 776-a |
| World War I | Decorated military vehicle, driven by soldier, during World War I. On Second Street, ca., 1918. | 776-b |
| World War I | World War I soldier memorial of battery C. | Transfer Station |
| Worthen, Aimee | A portrait of a young woman wearing eyeglasses. Printed at the top was "Aimee Worthen. Portrati taken by Gilbarten Studio. | 2643 |
| WWII | Photograph of a bombed city in Europe during WWII | 2341 |
| WWII | Group photography of Company M, 8th QM Training Regt. Camp Lee, VA, September 19, 1941 | 2349 |
| Wymer family | Townsend photograph of a relative of Eunice Arnsberger Lightfoot Wymer (Mrs. James) | 2376 |
| Wymer family | Relatives of Eunice Arnsberger Lightfoot Wymer. Eunice was the grandmother of Iris Geraldine Sharer Schreurs. | 2378 |
| Wymer, Jim | A photograph of Jim Wymer and his wife shortly before their divorce. Photograph taken in Tipton, Iowa | 2377 |
| Wymer, Poke | Nephew of James Wymer, Jr. Phelp Photographer, Muscatine, Iowa cabinet photo. | 2384 |
| Wymer, Poke | Little boy and girl posed for photo. | 2385 |
| Wyoming Hill | Titled "On the River Road", dirt road that is now Highway 22 NorthEast to Davenport. No date. | 1232 a, b |
| Wyoming Hill | Wyoming Hill, a rocky bluff about 6 miles up the river from Muscatine. Picture taken September of 1919. In Album 2, page 18. | 196-Graham |
| Wyoming Hill | Grotto near Wyoming Hill, September, 1900. In Album 2, page 52. | 224-Graham |
| Yards | Two photographs of an unknown location showing a back yard with stone bridge, house and looking ball with a round pathway. | 2861 |
| Year 2000 | Musser Public Library…Year 2000 display, ca. 1975. | 915 |
| YMCA | YMCA class. There is another print of this in the scenes binders at reference. | 1445 |
| YMCA | Photograph circa 1950's of YMCA after extension was added | 2334 |
| YMCA | A photograph of the outside of the YMCA building with the alley and the P. M. Musser Public Library. | 2529 |
| YMCA | Four photographs of YMCA classes ca. 1906. Oscar Grossheim photographs, no numbers. | 2077a, b, c, d |
| YMCA Champs | Photograph of 8 men who were on the National Laundry YMCA Championship team for 1941. Back row from left to right, Boby Chaudoiin, Lyle G. Calvert, ? Possibly another Baumgardner, Leo Erickson. Front row, left to right; Sam Pippert, George Griffin, Harold Baumgardner and unknown. | 3053 |
| Young, Charley | Townsend photo of Charley Young circa 1900. Cabinet style photo. | 2667 |