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Houses
The house of Mr. Clare, believed to have been outside of Sterling.
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"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
History--Sterling, Kansas
Originally Judge Ansel's house, this building later became the Sterling Hospital from 1909 to 1953.
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History--Sterling, Kansas
A horse sale during the 1890's or 1900's at 103 West Monroe.
Civil War Veteran Obituaries
History--Sterling KS
The obituary of Horace M. Bowen, a Civil War veteran.
Civil War Veteran Obituaries
History--Sterling KS
The obituary of Horace Holmes, a Civil War veteran.
Alden, Kansas
History --Alden, Kansas
Chris Fair's Honeymoon House ("Sauer House") at 206 Western Row.
Alden, Kansas
History -- Alden, Kansas
The 1881 Homestead house of Madison and Jane (McCillian) Wellman. "For sixteen years, he lived in his pioneer shanty, discharged all his indebtedness…
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Congregational churches
The vacant lot at the corner of Fifth and Monroe was the once the location of the Congregational Church, built in 1874, and was the first church…
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Band
Sterling High School Band in 1899. Names are on the back of the picture.