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Photograph of the 1904 graduating class of the University of Iowa Medical School
Framed composite photograph of class members and faculty of the University of Iowa Medical School, 1904.
Photograph of the Consistory at Davenport
11 x 15" sepia group portrait dated October 21-24, 1913. Shows 24 men dressed in suits and ties; #21 is Frank H. Shields.
Photograph of the Delta Queen riverboat
20 x 30" mounted color photographic print of the Delta Queed riverboat taken in 1985 by photographer Ben Errol Thomas (1118 1/2 38th St. Rock Island, IL).
photograph of theater organ in Capitol Theater
one photograph
Photographic Images from Unknown Sources
This is an artificial collection of photographic prints, negataives and slides that have no provenance. It was created in 2020 but the images have been in Special Collections for a number of years in most cases.
Photographic Postcard
1945 Mr. & Mrs. A.P. Arp; Santa Fe New Mexico; Old Time Cowhands
Photographic postcards
This collection consists of two photographic postcards:
Davenport Post Office exterior, circa 1910, in color, maded by the Rock Island Post Card Company,
Vander Veer Park lagoon, Davenport, Iowa, circa 1920, in sepia tones, a small lagoon- rustic bridge in background; several children along the banks. This postcard has a divided back.
photographic prints of buildings in Big Rock, IA
This collection contains 13 reprints and enlargements of photographs showing buildings in Big Rock: F.D.Horstman General Merchandise, Goddard and Dilley Wagonmaker and blacksmith, and other buildings. Unidentified people standing in front in casual clothing.
Photographs by Davenport photographers
Photographic prints: Railroad workers ca. 1920s, 13 adults holding hoes at the edge of a field by Gromader, 1922 group portrait of the Iowa State Federation of Labor by Hostetler.
Photographs of Crescent Bakery employees and the Five Points Inn
80 photographic prints of Crescent Bakery/Crescent Biscuit and Cracker Factory employee gatherings, 1920-1960, featuring Alma Meier Dickey; 1 photographic print (8 x 10 inches) of the Five Points Inn owned by Meier's father at 1802 West Locust Street, ca. 1900.