Booming Main Street
Collection: Max Moxley Photographs
Title
Booming Main Street
Subject
History--Sterling, Kansas
Description
Sterling's best years of trade were probably between 1890 to 1910. Every building on Broadway was filled. This photo is of the main street in 1905. The buildings on the extreme left are the Bumham building, and Forney Furniture and Undertaking, with the hospital upstairs. Next is the telephone company, followed by Porter Brothers Implement Company. The large two-story building is the Pearson Furniture and Undertaking. This is followed by the Farmers State Bank, the Dillon grocery store and the First National Bank. Across the street is Citizen's State Bank. The large 50-foot, two-story building on the right is the Goodson Opera House with George Morris Hardware underneath. It is followed by the Bulletin's competitor, the Sterling Journal, and the Bulletin in its old location. Greenlee's Grocery and Bakery was on the corner.
Written by Max Moxley for his "Images of the Past" column for the "Sterling Bulletin"
Source
Sterling Free Public Library, Sterling, Kansas
Publisher
Sterling Free Public Library, Sterling, Kansas
Date
1905
Contributor
Max Moxley
Rights
Reproduced with permission from the copyright owner. Further reproduction prohibited without permission.
Format
image/jpeg
Language
English
Type
Photographs
Identifier
MM_street058.jpg
MM_street058b.jpg
Citation
“Booming Main Street,” Sterling Digital Collections, accessed November 20, 2024, https://sterling.digitalsckls.info/item/68.
Title
Booming Main Street
Subject
History--Sterling, Kansas
Description
Sterling's best years of trade were probably between 1890 to 1910. Every building on Broadway was filled. This photo is of the main street in 1905. The buildings on the extreme left are the Bumham building, and Forney Furniture and Undertaking, with the hospital upstairs. Next is the telephone company, followed by Porter Brothers Implement Company. The large two-story building is the Pearson Furniture and Undertaking. This is followed by the Farmers State Bank, the Dillon grocery store and the First National Bank. Across the street is Citizen's State Bank. The large 50-foot, two-story building on the right is the Goodson Opera House with George Morris Hardware underneath. It is followed by the Bulletin's competitor, the Sterling Journal, and the Bulletin in its old location. Greenlee's Grocery and Bakery was on the corner.
Written by Max Moxley for his "Images of the Past" column for the "Sterling Bulletin"
Source
Sterling Free Public Library, Sterling, Kansas
Publisher
Sterling Free Public Library, Sterling, Kansas
Date
1905
Contributor
Max Moxley
Rights
Reproduced with permission from the copyright owner. Further reproduction prohibited without permission.
Format
image/jpeg
Language
English
Type
Photographs
Identifier
MM_street058.jpg
MM_street058b.jpg