Sterling Digital Collections

Sterling, Kansas

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Max Moxley Photographs
Originally Judge Ansel's house, this building later became the Sterling Hospital from 1909 to 1953.
Max Moxley Photographs
"Some 25 years ago or so, the late Jim Wilson, part-time photographer for The Bulletin, came into the office to report that Smitty the Barber was…
Max Moxley Photographs
The house of Mr. Clare, believed to have been outside of Sterling.
Max Moxley Photographs
Icee Moxley at her desk at the Sterling Bulletin.
Max Moxley Photographs
A postcard featuring a scene from the Old Fashion 4th of July in Sterling.
Max Moxley Photographs
The Sterling Cemetery early in its development, with Cooper Memorial College (today called Sterling College) in the background.

Max Moxley Photographs
This is the residence of Judge Ansel Clark who was a lawyer and legislator. He also built the Odd Fellow building.
Max Moxley Photographs
Company H, 2nd Regiment, Kansas National Guard, in training. It was established very early in the town's founding and was frequently called out to…
Max Moxley Photographs
A church or family gathering.
Max Moxley Photographs
Performers at the Morris Opera House.