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Iowa City Centennial Parade, 1939
South Dubuque Street, 100-block.
Iowa City Centennial Parade, 1939
Old Capitol building.
Iowa City Centennial Parade, 1939
Iowa City Centennial Headquarters.
Iowa City Centennial Parade, 1939
The building behind the horses says “First National Bank,” so this would be either Dubuque Street or Washington Street.
Iowa City Centennial Parade, 1939
South Dubuque Street, 100-block.
Iowa City Centennial Parade, 1939
Corner of Clinton Street and Iowa Avenue, downtown.
Iowa City Centennial Parade, 1939
South Dubuque Street, 100-block.
Big Grove #4 School, 1939
Front row left to right: Theresa McNamara, Doris Jirotuek, Retha Varner. Back row left to right: Loretta Lingel, Vernon Erenberger, [unknown] Jiroutek, [unknown] McNamara, [unknown] McNamara, Donald Dvorsky, Donald Erenberger, Ruth Varner, Hubert…
Big Grove #4 School, 1939
Dorothy Worrell was the teacher at this school.
1939-1942: Mayor Henry Willenbrock
Henry Willenbrock was mayor of Iowa City from 1939 to 1942, serving two times.
Graham #1 School, 1943
Front row left to right: Clarence Bahlmer, Dolores Worrell, Jim O'Neill, Francis Bahlmer, Bernard Donohoe, Vince O'Neill. Back row left to right: Cecelia O'Neill, Ellen O'Neill, Norma Mathes, Phyllis Meade, Micky Meade, teacher Dorothy Worrell.
1943-1946: Mayor Wilber Teeters
Wilber Teeters was mayor of Iowa City from 1943 to 1946, serving two terms.
Graham #1 School, 1945
Dorothy Worrell was the teacher at this school. Front row left to right: Vince O'Neill, Howard Sleeth, Larry Fountain, Shirley Weldman Benishek, Jim O'Neill, Billy Donohoe. Back row left to right: Earl Dooley, Bernard Donohoe, Marcella Benyshek,…
Historical Statement
Historical statement detailing the process of aquiring an organ at the First Methodist Church of Iowa City
Younkers at Night, 1950s
111 E Washington Street
Bremers at Night, 1950s
Bremers store on the 100 block of East Washington Street, downtown.
Lenoch & Cilek, 1950s
Washington Street in the historic Paul-Helen building. The Englert Theatre is at the far left in the last picture.
Blanchard's Cafe, S Dubuque St, 1950s
John Wilson’s Sporting Goods store, across the street, later moved to the 400 block of East College, then to Eastdale Mall and later to the Sycamore Mall.
St. Mary's Church, 1950s
St. Mary's Church on Jefferson Street.
Washington Street Looking East, 1950s
First National Bank is on the northeast corner of this picture. Varsity theater is farther down the street.