Inventory
Wachal Collection 1991-186
Inclusive dates: c. 1900-1991
Scope Notes
The collection is comprised of 17 images (14 copy negatives & 14 copy prints; 4 images are on a single neg) copied in conjunction with the Historic Resource Development Project grant for the exhibit “The Beat Goes On… Music in the Quad Cities Since 1830.” 15 of the images pertain to the Col (Coliseum) Ballroom on West 4th Street, Davenport, including both exteriors and interior views of the building, events (e.g. the “Platter Hop,” the TV show “Good Guy a Go-Go,” and pre-Bix Jazz Festival cocktail party), and copies of newspaper advertisements for events at the Col. Other images include the Hi Morgan Orchestra (at Marian, IA) and Don Wachal’s wedding dance (at Baldwin, IA).
All images were copied from the originals in the possession of the donor, Don Wachal.
Folder 1
Inventory, negatives (14)
Folder 2
Prints (14)
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Inventory
Walsh Collection, 1960-14
Inclusive dates: c. 1900-30
Scope Notes
This is a somewhat artificial collection of 21 images comprised of at least four separate accessions by various donors (1960-14, 1960-164. 1961-17, and 1963-50). All photographs document the lives of Davenport lawyer and businessman James W. Walsh and his wife Lucy (Rogers) Walsh. Especially interesting are 13 prints (12 oversize) depicting the Walsh-Rogers wedding on March 3, 1908, at Sacred Heart Cathedral, Davenport.
Folder 1
Inventory, notes, copy negatives, photocopies of oversize prints
Folder 2
Prints (9)
Portraits
Walsh, James W. (2)
Walsh, Lucy (Rogers) (3)
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Inventory
Walter Collection 1992-124
Inclusive dates: 1929-1939
Scope Notes
This collection is comprised primarily of group portraits of workers at their work sites. All photos appear to have been taken by Arthur Walter and his wife Emma. Virtually all of the images were taken in the Midwest. The Walters seem to have been itinerant professional photographers. Judging from the information on the photos themselves the Walters may have been based in the following cities during the years listed below:
Washington, DC c. 1929-1932
St. Paul, MN c. 1932
Fort Wayne, IN c. 1933
Newark, OH c. 1933-1934
Peoria, IL c. 1934-1935
Davenport, IA 1935
Clinton, IA c. 1936
Davenport, IA c. 1937-1939
Art and Emma Walter are listed in the 1935 Davenport City Directory with a residence at 1822 West 1st Street and in the 1937-1939 Davenport City Directories with a residence at 1954 Rockingham Road. The Walters are listed as “commercial photographers” under their personal entry, but are not listed as photographers in the business listings of the directory.
Note: Several of the original negatives in this collection were cellulose nitrate negatives. If prints existed for these nitrate negatives the original negatives were destroyed (these included #9, 98, 101, 177, 263, 361, 389). Those nitrates that did not have prints were separated for safety reasons and will be reproduced in the future (these include #17, 55, 84, 91, 95, 96, 100, 102, 119, 120, 298, 382a,b, 383, 384, 385a,b, 386a,b, 387a,b, 388a,b).
Box 1
Folder 1
Inventory, misc. archival materials found with collection
Folder 2
Original negatives (24 negs, #5, 14, 63, 70, 82, 112, 182, 183, 221, 225, 226, 227, 228-239)
Folder 3
Original negatives (18 negs, #240-255, 261, 262)
Folder 4
Original negatives (21 negs, #346, 352-359, 371-381)
Folder 5
Prints (#1-20)
Folder 6
Prints (#21-40)
Folder 7
Prints (#41-69)
Box 2
Folder 1
Prints (#70-82)
Folder 2
Prints (#83-111)
Folder 3
Prints (#112-126)
Folder 4
Prints (#127-149)
Folder 5
Prints (#150-174)
Folder 6
Prints (#175-193)
Folder 7
Prints (#194-214)
Box 3
Folder 1
Prints (#215-221)
Folder 2
Prints (#222-255)
Folder 3
Prints (#256-278)
Folder 4
Prints (#279-301)
Folder 5
Prints (#302-321)
Folder 6
Prints (#322-351)
Folder 7
Prints (#352-389)
Note: There are no original prints for negatives numbered:
5, 14, 55, 63, 70, 82, 84, 91, 95, 96, 100, 102, 112, 119, 120, 182, 183, 221-224, 227-230, 232, 235, 239, 240, 242, 243, 245, 246, 248-255, 261, 298,
346, 352-359, 371-388.
LIST OF CITIES, COMPANY NAMES, AND CAPTIONS WITH DATES
[Numbers following cities and company names indicate the image number (asterisks indicate negatives only). Captions are listed in numerical order within company.]
Aurora, Illinois [1-19, 21-40]
Aurora Pump Company
“Factory and Office Employee’s” (May 4, 1938) [1a,b]
Aurora Steel Products Company “Employee’s” (June 17, 1938) [2]
Bentson Manufacturing Company
(May 17, 1938) [3]
“X-Ray Dep’t” (May 20, 1938) [4a-d]
C. B. & Q. R.R. (Chicago, Burlington, & Quincy Railroad)
“Air Brake Dep’t” (July 15, 1938) [5*]
“Blacksmith Dep’t” (July 18, 1938) [6a-c]
“Brass Finishing Dep’t” (Aug. 12, 1938) [7]
“Division Office” (July 6, 1938) [8]
“Eola Car Repair Dep’t – Safety First” (Apr. 29, 1938) [9]
“Machine Shop” (July 15, 1938) [10a,b]
“Machine Shop” (July 22, 1938) [11]
“Night Crew, Eola Roundhouse” (Apr. 27, 1938) [12]
“Shop Superintende[n]t’s Office” (Aug. 1, 1938) [13]
“Spring Dep’t” (July 19, 1938) [14*]
“Supervisors & Stock Men” (Aug. 24, 1931) [15]
“Tin Shop and Sheet Metal Workers” (Aug. 12, 1938) [16]
Durabilt Steel Locker Company
“Press Dep’t” (May 26, 1938) [17]
“Shipping & Assembly Dep’ts” (May 23, 1938) [18a,b]
“Tool Room Dep’t” (May 26, 1938) [19] Rainbo Bread
“Rainbo is good Bread” (July 10, 1938) [21]
“Rainbo is good Bread” (July 10, 1938) [22]
Stephens & Adamson Manufacturing Company “Engineering Dep’t” (May 11, 1938) [23,24]
“Factory Supervisory Staff” (May 12, 1938) [25a-d]
“General Office” (May 12, 1938) [26a,b]
“Machine Shop No 1” (May 5, 1938) [27a-c]
“Shipping Dep’t” (May 11, 1938) [28]
“Structural Steel Dep’t” (May 3, 1938) [29a,b]
Western United Gas & Electric Company
“District Service Dep’t” (May 24, 1938) [30]
“Electric Engineering Dep’t” (May 17, 1938) [31]
“Stone Ave Power Station Employee’s” (May 12, 1938) [32a-d]
“Employee’s” (1930, copy photo by Art & Emma Walter)[33]
“Line Dep’t” (May 23, 1938) [34a,b]
“Local Service Dep’t” (May 24, 1938) [35a-c]
“Maintenance Dept” (May 20, 1938) [36a-c]
“Transportation Dep’t” (May 24, 1938) [37a-e]
“Stone Ave Power Station” (May 21, 1938) [38a-d]
“Chicken Fry for Bowling League Season 1937 & 1938 at H[arold] J. Olsen Cottage [Yorkville, IL],
Construction Team League Winner-Elmer Hutchison-Capt.” (Apr. 7, 1938) [39]
“Employee’s Annual Chicken Fry at Harold Olsen’s Cottage [Yorkville, IL]” (Sept. 11, 1938) [40]
Batavia, Illinois [41-43]
Challenge Company
“Factory Employee’s” (June 27, 1938) [41]
“General Office” (June 28, 1938) [42]
U.S. Wind Engine & Pump Company(June 29, 1938) [43]
Beardstown, Illinois [44]
C. B. & Q. R.R. (Chicago, Burlington, & Quincy Railroad)(Oct. 3, 1929) [44]
Danville, Illinois [45]
Danville Post Office(May 5, 1932) [45]
Dixon, Illinois [46]
Illinois Northern Utilities Company
“Dixon Floating Crew, C. McCourt-Foreman” (Mar. 3, 1938) [46]
East Moline, Illinois [47,48]
American Machine & Metals, Inc.
“Machine Shop” (Oct. 24, 1938) [47]
“Wood Washer Dep’t” (Nov. 1, 1938) [48a,b]
East Peoria, Illinois [49]
P. & P. U. Ry.
“East Peoria Transfer Force” (Nov. 18, 1934) [49]
Elgin, Illinois [50-69]
Allied Shoe Company, Inc.
“Fitting Room” (June 24, 1939) [50a-c]
“Packing Room” (June 20, 1939) [51]
Beier’s Bread
“Sales Dep’t” (Apr. 14, 1939) [52]
Elgin Butter Tub Company
(Mar. 30, 1939) [53]
Elgin Machine Works
“Employee’s” (Mar. 24, 1939) [54a,b]
Elgin Yellow Cab Company (n.d.) [55*]
I.W.C. Company
“Novelty Press and Watch Case Press Dep’t’s” (Apr. 19, 1939) [56]
“Soft Enameling Dep’t” (Apr. 24, 1939) [57]
“Watch Case Parts & Wire Dep’t’s” (Apr. 20, 1939) [58a,b]
(n.d.) [59]
“Basketball Team, Season 1938-1939” (Apr. 1939) [60] Illinois State Garage
(Apr. 5, 1939) [61a-c]
Illinois State Highway Department “Sign Dep’t” (Apr. 5, 1939) [62a,b]
Illinois State Police
(June 15, 1939) [63*]
Kerber Packing Company
“Sausage Room” (June 12, 1939) [64]
“Shipping Dep’t” (June 12, 1939) [65a,b]
Moody Machine & Tool Shop (June 21, 1939) [66]
Woodruff & Edward’s, Inc. “Maintenance Dep’t’s” (May 11, 1939) [67]
L.S.K. Radio Service, Complete Radio and Auto Service (Shell Oil Company station, Prairie and Grove Streets)(n.d.) [68, 69a,b]
Johnson’s Mound, Illinois [70]
Fox Valley Laundry & Cleaners “at Picnic” (June 22, 1939) [70*]
Moline, Illinois [71-82]
Eagle Signal Corporation
“Assembly Dep’t” (June 22, 1937) [71]
“O.M. Dep’t” (June 21, 1937) [72a-c]
Ericsson School
“School Year 1937-1938” (June 7, 1938) [73a,b]
Frank Foundries Corporation
“Mill Room and Chipping Depts” (July 24, 1935) [74]
“Moulders” (July 26, 1935) [75]
The Herman Nelson Corporation
“19th St Plant Employee’s” (June 10, 1937) [76a,b]
“25th St Plant Employee’s” (June 8, 1937) [77]
K.I. Willis Corporation (June 3, 1938) [78a,b]
L.O.O.M. (Moose Lodge)
“L.O.O.M. Presentation” (June 27, 1937) [79]
McLaughlin Body Co. “Trim Shop” (June 23, 1937) [80]
Roy E. Roth Company, Manufacturers of Tools and Dies “Factory Employee’s” (June 14, 1937) [81a-c]
United Belgian American Societies “Meeting of July 6th 1939 at Ex-Servicemens Camp, Rock River, Moline, Ill., Pres. Rene Van Speybrouk” (July
6, 1939) [82*]
Peoria, Illinois [20,83-104]
C. R.I. & P. R.R. (Chicago, Rock Island, and Pacific Railroad)
“Car Department” (Nov. 6, 1934) [83]
Central Illinois Light Company “Sales Dept.” (Nov. 1, 1934) [84*]
Century Distilling Company (Jan. 10, 1935) [85]
“Bureau of Internal Revenue, Alcohol Tax Unit” (Dec. 26, 1934) [86a,b]
“Distillery Office Staff” Feb. 4, 1935) [87]
“Rack House Dept.” (Dec. 4, 1934) [88]
“Warehouse Cistern Room and Cooperage Dept’s” (Jan. 10, 1935) [89]
Chic Manufacturing Company
“2nd Floor Operators” (Apr. 8, 1935) [90a,b]
“2nd Floor Operators” (Apr. 11, 1935) [91*]
“2nd Floor Operators” (Apr. 16, 1935) [92]
Family Service Laundry (April 30, 1935) [93]
Hiram Walker & Sons, Inc.
“Rack House Dept.” (Dec. 12, 1934) [94]
Illinois Bell Telephone Company
“District Plant Office” (Apr. 29, 1935) [95*]
“Outside Plant Employees” (May 19, 1935) [96*]
Knights of Columbus
“Spaulding Council No 427, 35th Anniversary, Class of 1934” (Nov. 11, 1934) [97]
P. & P. U. R.R.
“Sup’t of Motive Power’s Office Force” (Sept. 8, 1929) [20]
Peoria Casket Company (May 6, 1935) [98]
Peoria Joint Freight Agency (Nov. 22, 1934) [99a,b]
Peoria Service Ice Company
“6 Oclock Drivers” (Apr. 30, 1935) [100*]
“6.30 Drivers” (Apr. 30, 1935) [101]
State of Illinois
“Division of Highways, District Garage” (Mar. 11, 1935) [102*]
United States Post Office
“Supervisors and Clerks” (Feb. 27, 1935) [103]
“South Adams Street Supervisors and Carriers” (Mar. 7, 1935) [104]
Plano, Illinois [105-111]
Federal Huber Company (Sept. 23, 1938) [105]
“Factory Employee’s” (Sept. 27, 1938) [106]
“Fuller Bath Fixture and Stock Room Dep’t” (Sept. 21, 1939) [107]
“Machine and Maintenance Dep’ts” (Sept. 21, 1938) [108]
“Polishing, Buffing and Plating Dep’ts” (Sept. 21, 1938) [109]
“Tool Room and Pattern Dep’ts” (Sept. 23, 1938) [110]
Plano Molding Company (Sept. 22, 1938) [111a,b]
Rock Island, Illinois [112-126]
Bethel Church, Rock Island “Picnic Held July 4th 1939 at Black Hawk State Park” (July 4, 1939) [112*]
Bear Manufacturing Company “Service Dep’t” (May 25, 1937) [113a,b]
Gellman Manufacturing Company “Factory Employee’s” (June 7, 1938) [114]
J.I. Case Company
“Rock Island Works, Experimental Dep’t” (July 16, 1937) [115]
“Rock Island Works, Forge Shop” (July 14, 1937) [116a,b]
“Rock Island Works, Tractor Dep’t Machine Shop, Gear Case Crew” (Sept. 12, 1937) [117]
“Rock Island Works, Tool Room” (July 12, 1937) [118]
[equipment] (n.d.) [119*]
[equipment] (n.d.) [120*]
[equipment] (n.d.) [121a,b]
Rock Island Sash & Door Works “Sash Dep’t” (Apr. 5, 1938) [122a,b]
[Screen Department] (n.d.) [123]
“Supervisory Staff” (June 2, 1938) [124]
“Veneer Dep’t” (Apr. 12, 1938) [125]
Tri-City Railway Company “Bus Maintenance Dep’t” (Mar. 18, 1937) [126a,b]
St. Charles, Illinois [127-137]
Moline Malleable Iron Company “Foundry Core Room and Pattern Shop” (Aug. 30, 1938) [131a,b], (n.d.) [137]
Operadio Manufacturing Company
“Assembly Line” (Aug. 16, 1938) [127a,b]
“Engineering Dep’t” (Aug. 25, 1938) [128]
“Field Coil Dep’t” (Aug. 4, 1938) [129]
“Finishing Line & Repair Dep’ts” (Aug. 9, 1938) [130a-d]
“Inspection Dep’t” (Aug. 25, 1938) [132a-c]
“Speaker Inspection Dep’t” (Aug. 16, 1938) [133]
“Supervisory Staff” (Aug. 25, 1938) [134a-c]
“Tin Shop Dep’t” (Aug. 20, 1938) [135]
“Tool Room” (Aug. 31, 1938) [136]
Sandwich, Illinois [138-145]
New Idea, Inc.
“Assembly Line and Painting Dep’ts” (Sept. 14, 1938) [138]
“Forge Shop and Punch Press Dep’ts” (Sept. 15, 1938) [139a-c]
“Machine Shop Dep’t” (Sept. 12, 1938) [140a-d]
“Office Force” (Sept. 16, 1938) [141]
“Supervisory Staff-Sandwich Plant” (Sept. 16, 1938) [142a,b]
“Receiving, Shipping and Maintenance Dep’ts” (Sept. 16, 1938) [143]
“Supervisory Staff-Sandwich Plant” (Sept. 16, 1938) [144]
“Tool Room and Pattern Dep’t’s” (Sept. 15, 1938) [145]
Silvis, Illinois [146-147]
C. R.I. & P. Ry. Co. (Chicago, Rock Island, & Pacific Railway Company)
“Boiler & Tank Dep’ts” (Nov. 25, 1938) [146]
Silvis Methodist Choir
“The Gypsy Rover Presented by Silvis Methodist Choir” (March 1936) [147]
Sterling, Illinois [148]
Illinois Northern Utilities Company
“Sterling Line Gang” (Mar. 2, 1938) [148a,b]
Quad Cities, Illinois? [149]
“Harold Swanstrom’s gang” [Harold Swanstrom was a carpenter who lived in Moline, IL] (n.d.) [149]
Beech Grove, Indiana [150-151]
C. C. C. & St. L. Ry.
“Locomotive Piece Work Dep’t” (July 11, 1930) [150]
“Locomotive Shop Supervisory Staff” (June 21, 1930) [151]
Evansville, Indiana [152-154]
Illinois Central System
“Freight Office” (Apr. 14, 1933) [152]
Sunbeam Electric Manufacturing Company
“Machine Shop” (Apr. 3, 1933) [153]
Swift & Company
“All Casings and Warm Fancy Meats and Pork Trimming
Dep’t, J.L. Koslo-Foreman” (Mar. 20, 1933) [154]
Fort Wayne, Indiana [155-165]
Berghoff Brewing Corporation
“Bottling Dep’t” (Sept. 19, 1933) [155]
“Labeling Dep’t” (Sept. 19, 1933) [156]
Indiana Service Corporation
“Light and Power Employee’s” (Oct. 5, 1933) [157]
“Power House Employee’s” (Oct. 6, 1933) [158]
Pennsylvania Railroad
“Accounting Dep’t” (Sept. 28, 1933) [159]
“Back Shop Welding Gang” (Oct. 11, 1933) [160]
“Car Dep’t” (Sept. 14, 1933) [161]
“Division Headquarter’s Office” (Sept. 18, 1933) [162]
“Roundhouse Employee’s” (Oct. 4, 1933) [163]
“1st Trick Roundhouse” (Aug. 30, 1933) [164], (n.d.) [165]
Lafayette, Indiana [166-167]
Brown Rubber Company
“6 A.M. to 12 Noon Shift Inspection Dep’t” (Aug. 9, 1933) [166]
(Aug. 9, 1933) [167]
Mishawaka, Indiana [168-171]
The American Foundry Equipment Company
“Engineering Dep’t” (Aug. 21, 1934) [168]
“Factory Employee’s” (Aug. 21, 1934) [169]
“General Office” (Aug. 1934) [170]
Kamm & Schellinger Company
“Wash House” (July 30, 1934) [171]
South Bend, Indiana [172]
South Bend Toy Manufacturing Company
“Factory Supervisory Force” (Oct. 1, 1934) [172]
Terre Haute, Indiana [173-174]
Home Packing Company (1932) [173]
United States Post Office
“Mail Carriers” (July 14, 1932) [174]
Bettendorf, Iowa [175]
Air Reduction Sales Company, Inc.
(Oct. 17, 1932) [175]
Burlington, Iowa [176-184]
Burlington Basket Company
“General Office” (Nov. 9, 1937) [176]
“Veneer and Braiding Dep’ts” (Nov. 1, 1937) [177]
“3rd Floor and Shipping Dep’ts” (Nov. 4, 1937) [178]
Burlington Route
“Local Freight Office” (Nov. 23, 1937) [179a-c]
Embalming Burial Case Company
“Plant No 1” (Nov. 24, 1937) [180a-c]
“Plant No 2 Employee’s” (Oct. 29, 1937) [181]
Midwest Biscuit Company
“Icing Dep’t” (Nov. 10, 1937) [182*]
Murray Iron Works
“Boiler Dep’t” (Nov. 12, 1937) [183*]
Northwestern Cabinet Company
“Machine Dep’t” (Oct. 14, 1937) [184]
Buffalo, Iowa [185]
“Mr. & Mrs. Harvey A. Wylie Golden Wedding Anniversary” (April 28, 1937) [185]
Cedar Falls, Iowa [186-193]
City Municipal Light Water and Power
“Operating Force” (Feb. 6, 1937) [186]
Clay Equipment Corporation
“Barn Equipment Dept.” (Dec. 9, 1936) [187a,b]
“Sheet Metal Dept.” (Dec. 12, 1936) [188a-c]
Viking Pump Company
“Assembly Dept.” (Nov. 27, 1936) [189]
“Brass Foundry Division” (Dec. 2, 1936) [190a,b]
“Machine Shop” (Nov. 27, 1936) [191a,b]
“Tool Room Dept.” (Dec. 7, 1936) [192a,b]
Wagner Manufacturing Company
(Dec. 22, 1936) [193]
Cedar Rapids, Iowa [194-214]
Cedar Rapids Gas Company
(Oct. 1936) [194]
Hall Manufacturing Company
“Factory Employee’s” (Sept. 20, 1936) [195a,b]
Iowa Electric Light & Power Company
“Meter Dep’t” (Oct. 19, 1936) [196]
(Oct. 16, 1936) [197]
Iowa Steel and Iron Works
“Employees” (Aug. 27, 1936) [198]
LaPlant-Choate Manufacturing Company
“Blacksmith Dept.” (Sept. 1936) [199]
“2nd Shift Machinists” (Sept. 1936) [200]
“Shipping and Repair Parts Dept.” (Sept. 1936) [201]
“Steel Stock Dept.” (Sept. 1936) [202]
“Welders and Assembly Dept. Day Shift” (Sept. 1936) [203a,b]
“Welding and Assembly Dept. 2nd Shift” (Sept. 1936) [204]
Petersen Baking Company
“Bread Dept. Middle Shift” (Sept. 1936) [205]
City of Cedar Rapids
“Public Improvements Dept.” (Oct. 1936) [206]
Rock Island Lines?
“Back Shop” (Aug. 11, 1936) [207]
Royal Laundry Dry Cleaners (Oct. 1936) [208]
Speeder Machinery Corporation(Sept. 11, 1936) [209], (Nov. 1936) [210]
“Assembly Line” (Aug. 20, 1936) [211]
“Pride of the Speeder” (Sept. 11, 1936) [212]
Universal Crusher Company
“Factory Employee’s” (Aug. 25, 1936) [213a,b]
Williams & Hunting Company
“Employee’s” (Oct. 1936) [214a,b]
Davenport, Iowa [215-221, 344, 363]
Continental Baking Company
“Wonder Bakery Cake Dep’t” (May 19, 1937) [215]
Davenport Besler Corporation
“Cleaning Dept.” (Apr. 6, 1936) [216]
“Night Foundry Crew” (Apr. 8, 1937) [217]
McClelland Company
“Cutting Dep’t” (Oct. 6, 1938) [218]
Metropolitan Life Insurance Company
“Annual Fish Fry, Davenport District” (May 1, 1937) [219a,b]
United Power Manufacturing Company
“Riverside Station” (Mar. 10, 1937) [220a-c]
The Kock Residence (July 24, 1939) [221*]
Unidentified Tavern [344]
“Golden Wedding Anniversary of Mr. and Mrs. Wm. H. Struve…” (Mar. 23, 1936) [363]
Des Moines, Iowa [222-255]
Bookey Packing Company
“Sales Dep’t” (Jan. 8, 1938) [222*]
“Beef Dressing Dept.” (Jan. 11, 1938) [223*,224*]
C. R.I. & P. R.R. (Chicago, Rock Island, & Pacific Railroad Company)
“Freight Car Repair Dep’t” (Dec. 30, 1937) [225]
Des Moines Electric Light Company
“Distribution Dep’t Office” (Jan. 12, 1938) [226]
“Distribution Dep’t” (Feb. 8, 1938) [227*]
Des Moines Gas Company
“Distribution Dep’t” (Jan. 12, 1938) [228*]
“Gas Plant Employee’s” (Jan. 12, 1938) [229*]
“Gas Plant Employee’s” (Jan. 21, 1935) [230*]
Des Moines Railway Company
“24th St. & Ingersoll Car Barn” (Jan. 5, 1938) [231]
“Overhead & Line Dep’t” (Jan. 10, 1938) [232*]
East 4th St. & Maple Shop Force” (Jan. 4, 1938) [233a,b]
Monarch Machine & Stamping Company
“Die Shop Plant No. 1” (Jan. 20, 1938) [234]
“Plant No. 2 Employee’s” (Jan. 21, 1938) [235*]
“Machine Dep’t Plant No. 1” (Jan. 20, 1938) [236]
“Press Room Dep’t No. 2” (Jan. 26, 1938) [237a,b]
“Shearing Dep’t Plant No. 1” (Jan. 20, 1938) [238]
Shell Service Station
“Service That Satisfies With A Smile, at the Modern Shell Super Service Station 14th and Fremont” (Jan. 1938) [239*]
Wood Bros. Thresher Company
“Assembly Line” (Jan. 28, 1938) [240*,241]
“Assembly Line Crew” (Jan. 25, 1938) [242*]
“Engineering and Production Dep’ts” (Jan. 31, 1938) [243*, 255*]
“Foundry and Core Room Dep’t” (Jan. 24, 1938) [244]
“Machine Shop and tool Room Dep’t” (Jan. 26, 1938) [245*]
“Office and Execetivee [sic] Dep’ts” (Jan. 31, 1938) [246*]
“Office and Exective’s [sic] Dep’t” (Feb. 3, 1938) [247]
“Office and Executives” (Feb. 3, 1938) [248*]
“Paint Dep’t” (Jan. 27, 1938) [249*]
“Punch Press Dep’t” (Jan. 19, 1938) [250*]
“Sheet Metal Dep’t” (Jan. 19, 1938) [251*]
“Supervisory Staff” (Feb. 3, 1938) [252*]
“Transportation Dep’t” (Jan. 24, 1938) [253*]
“Wood Working Dep’t” (Jan. 27, 1938) [254*]
Dubuque, Iowa [256-260]
C. M. St.P. & P. R.R. (Chicago, Milwaukee, St. Paul, & Pacific Railroad)
“Dismantling and Reclamation Dep’ts” (Dec. 9, 1937) [256a,b]
The Key City Gas Company
“Gas Plant Employee’s” (Dec. 18, 1937) [257]
Klaver Manufacturing Company
“Machine Shop” (Dec. 17, 1937) [258]
“Press Dep’t” (Dec. 16, 1937) [259]
United States Post Office
“Custodial Dep’t” (Dec. 14, 1937) [260]
East Des Moines, Iowa [261,262]
C. R.I. & P. R.R. Co. (Chicago, Rock Island & Pacific Railroad Company)
“Locomotive Shop” (Dec. 31, 1937) [261*,262a-z]
LeClaire, Iowa [263-265]
Bethlehem Steel Company
“Lock and Dam No. 14” (Sept. 18, 1937) [263]
Powers Thompson Dredgeing Company
“Lock No. 14” (Apr. 16, 1937) [264a-d,265a-e]
Muscatine, Iowa [266-278]
Huttig Manufacturing Company
“Cabinet Dept.” (Mar. 1938?) [266]
“Cutting Dep’t” (Mar. 21, 1938) [267a-d]
“Sash & Screen Dep’ts” (Mar. 25, 1938) [268]
“Warehouse Group” (Mar. 28, 1938) [269]
(Mar. 1938?) [270-272]
Muscatine Municipal Power Plant
“Electric Line Dep’t” (Mar 7, 1938) [273]
Roach & Musser Sash & Door Company
“Frame Veneer and Door Dep’t’s” (Mar. 14, 1938) [274]
“Glasing Dep’t” (Mar. 16, 1938) [275]
“Maintenance & Door Finishing Dep’t” (Mar. 17, 1938) [276]
“Veneer Dep’t” (Mar. 11, 1938) [277]
“Warehouses Shed O and Shed P” (Mar. 14, 1938) [278]
Ottumwa, Iowa [279-282]
C. B. & Q. R.R. (Chicago, Burlington, & Quincy Railroad)
“Burlington Route, Roundhouse Force” (Nov. 29, 1937) [279]
C. M. St.P. & P. R.R. Company (Chicago, Milwaukee, St. Paul, & Pacific Railroad)
“1st Trick Roundhouse” (Nov. 30, 1937) [280a-c]
“2nd Trick Roundhouse” (Nov. 30, 1937) [281]
“100% Continetal [sic]. Left to Right G.G. Schelling, Boiler Foreman, H.K. Hill, Asst Roundhouse Foreman, H.R. Vaughan, Chief Clerk Roundhouse Foreman, L.H. Rabun, General Foreman, J.L. Lawless, Agency Director, L.W. Dearing, Continental Rep.” (Dec. 21, 1937) [282a,b]
Sioux City, Iowa [283,284]
Sioux City Gas & Electric Company
“Big Sioux Power Station” (Apr. 11, 1932) [283]
Sioux City Service Company (Apr. 12, 1932) [284]
Waterloo, Iowa [285-295]
Chamberlain Corporation
“Day Assembly Line” (Jan. 5, 1937) [285]
“Night Assembly Line” (Dec. 22, 1936) [286]
“Plating Dept.” (Jan. 8, 1937) [287]
“Tool Room” (Jan. 12, 1937) [288]
“Wire Brush Dept.” (Jan. 8, 1937) [289]
Gates College
“Main Assembly and Accounting Dept.” (Jan. 15, 1937) [290a,b]
Herrick Refrigerator Company
“Factory Employee’s” (Nov. 19, 1936) [291]
Iowa Public Service Company
“Accounting Office” (Jan. 26, 1937) [292a,b]
“Service Dept.” (Dec. 11, 1936) [293a,b]
National Metal Products Company
“Employee’s” (Jan. 22, 1937) [294]
Walnut Street Baptist Church (Feb. 1937) [295a,b]
West Burlington, Iowa [296-300]
C. B. & Q. R.R. (Chicago, Burlington, & Quincy Railroad)
(Sept. 6, 1930) [296]
(Sept. 11, 1930) [297]
(Oct. 6, 1937) [298*]
“Blacksmith Shop” (Oct. 8, 1937) [299]
“West End Machine Shop” (Oct. 20, 1937) [300]
Iowa (misc.) [301]
Cedar Rapids and Iowa City Railway (n.d.) [301]
St. Paul, Minnesota [302]
Northern States Power Company
“Overhead Dep’t, Ruth’s Gang” (Oct. 15, 1931) [302]
Hannibal, Missouri [303]
United States Post Office (Aug. 22, 1932) [303]
Havelock, Nebraska [304]
C. B. & Q. R.R. (Chicago, Burlington, & Quincy Railroad) “Supervisory Staff” (Oct. 12, 1930) [304]
Lincoln, Nebraska [305]
C. B. & Q. R.R. (Chicago, Burlington, & Quincy Railroad)
(Oct. 1, 1930) [305]
Columbus, Ohio [306]
Pennsylvania Railroad
“Office of Master Mechanic and Storekeeper” (Jan. 9, 1934) [306]
Heath, Ohio [307]
The Pure Oil Company
“Heath Refinery Office Force” (Dec. 12, 1933) [307]
Lima, Ohio [308-314]
Illinois Pipe Line Company
“Lima Employee’s” (June 4, 1934) [308]
Nickel Plate Road
“General Stores” (Apr. 20, 1934) [309]
Standard Oil Company of Ohio
“Solar Refinery, Carpenters” (May 9, 1934) [310]
“Solar Refinery, Carpenter’s and Laborers” (May 9, 1934) [311]
“Solar Refinery, A Cracking Coil Crew” (May 9, 1934) [312]
“Solar Refinery, Laboratory” (May 4, 1934) [313]
“Solar Refinery, Supervisory Staff” (May 22, 1934) [314]
Newark, Ohio [315,316]
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad
“Office of Superintendent” (Feb. 5, 1934) [315]
“1st Track Roundhouse” (Nov. 8, 1933) [316]
Willard, Ohio [317-321]
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad
“Carpenter Gang & Water Station Gang” (Feb. 24, 1934) [317]
“East Bound Hump Yard” (Mar. 1, 1934) [318]
“2nd Trick Roundhouse” (Feb. 20, 1934) [319]
“3rd Trick Roundhouse” (Feb. 21, 1934) [320]
“Transfer Shed” (Mar. 3, 1934) [321]
Misc.
Unidentified Groups of Workers (n.d.) [322-343]
Unidentified Davenport Tavern (1937) [344]
Unidentified Interior of Railroad Engine Manufacturing
Plant (n.d.) [345]
Unidentified Group of Men (n.d.) [346*]
Unidentified Machinery (n.d.) [347-350]
Map of “Slice Master Installations” in U.S. (n.d.) [351]
Unidentified Groups of Workers [352-358*]
Campaign Headquarters for William Lemke, Union Party
Candidate for President (1936) [359*]
Unidentified Christmas Party (n.d.) [360]
Unidentified Party (n.d.) [361]
Unidentified Theatre Cast on Stage (n.d.) [362]
“Golden Wedding Anniversary of Mr. and Mrs. Wm. H.
Struve…” Davenport (Mar. 23, 1936) [363]
Group Portrait at Unidentified 50th Anniversary Party (n.d.) [364]
Group Portrait of Unidentified Family at Christmas Gathering (n.d.) [365]
Unidentified Family Portraits (n.d.) [366-368]
Unidentified Father and Daughter with Pony (n.d.) [369]
“8×10 Ansco Printer” (n.d.) [370]
Unidentified Family Portraits (n.d.) [371-374*]
Unidentified Home (n.d.) [375*, 376*]
Unidentified Couple in front of Home (n.d.) [377*]
Rogers’ White Leghorn Farm (n.d.) [378-381*]
Unidentified Portrait of a Woman (n.d.) [382*]
Unidentified Group (n.d.) [383*]
Unidentified Portrait of a Woman sitting at Piano (n.d.) [384*]
Unidentified Family Portraits (n.d.) [385-388*]
Unidentified World War I Soldier in Uniform (n.d.) [389]
Subject Headings Represented In Collection
BUSINESS & INDUSTRY–AUTOMOBILES [80, 113]
BUSINESS & INDUSTRY–BAKERIES [21, 22, 52, 182, 205, 215, 351]
BUSINESS & INDUSTRY–BLACKSMITH [199-204, 299]
BUSINESS & INDUSTRY–BOOTS & SHOES [50, 51]
BUSINESS & INDUSTRY–BREWING & BOTTLING [85-89, 155, 156]
BUSINESS & INDUSTRY–CARPENTER [149, 310, 311]
BUSINESS & INDUSTRY–CONSTRUCTION [149, 263]
BUSINESS & INDUSTRY–DAIRY [53]
BUSINESS & INDUSTRY–ELECTRICITY [153]
BUSINESS & INDUSTRY–EMPLOYEES [1-44, 46-68, 70-72, 74-78, 80, 81, 83-96, 98-119, 122-146, 148-184, 186-221, 222-240, 242-289, 291-294, 296, 297, 299-343, 345, 352-358]
BUSINESS & INDUSTRY–FARM IMPLEMENTS [115-121, 240, 241-255]
BUSINESS & INDUSTRY–FOUNDRY [2, 17-19, 47, 48, 74, 75, 115-118, 131, 137-145, 168-170, 183, 187, 188, 198, 216, 217, 237, 238, 259, 263, 294]
BUSINESS & INDUSTRY–FUEL [68, 69, 239, 307, 308, 310-314]
BUSINESS & INDUSTRY–FURNITURE & APPLIANCES [184, 291]
BUSINESS & INDUSTRY–GARAGE [35-38, 61, 68, 69, 102, 113, 239]
BUSINESS & INDUSTRY–ICE [100, 101]
BUSINESS & INDUSTRY–INSURANCE [219]
BUSINESS & INDUSTRY–LAUNDRY [70, 93, 208]
BUSINESS & INDUSTRY–LUMBER [218]
BUSINESS & INDUSTRY–MACHINERY [43, 47, 48, 54, 66, 71, 72, 81, 105-110, 138-145, 153, 187-192, 199-204, 213, 234-238, 259, 347-350]
BUSINESS & INDUSTRY–MEATS [64, 65, 154, 222-224]
BUSINESS & INDUSTRY–MISC. [1, 23-29, 41, 42, 53, 55-60, 67, 76-78, 90-92, 94, 98, 99, 114, 124-130, 132-136, 166, 167, 171, 173, 175-178, 180, 181, 193, 195, 214, 258, 285-289, 322-343]
BUSINESS & INDUSTRY–OFFICE INTERIORS [30, 31, 69, 95, 168, 170, 179, 193, 226, 243, 246-248, 255]
BUSINESS & INDUSTRY–PHOTOGRAPHY [370]
BUSINESS & INDUSTRY–PLUMBING [105-110]
BUSINESS & INDUSTRY–PUBLIC UTILITIES [31-40, 46, 84, 95, 96, 148, 157, 158, 186, 194, 196, 197, 220, 227-230, 257, 273, 283, 292, 293, 302]
BUSINESS & INDUSTRY–SASH & DOOR [111, 123-125, 266-272, 274-278]
BUSINESS & INDUSTRY–TOYS [172]
CHURCHES & RELIGION–BAPTIST [295]
CHURCHES & RELIGION–METHODIST [147]
COMMUNICATION–RADIO [68, 69, 124-130, 132-136, 344]
COMMUNICATION–TELEPHONE [95, 96]
DAMS [263-265]
ENTERTAINMENT & AMUSEMENT–THEATRE [147, 362]
ETHNIC & MINORITY GROUPS–BELGIAN [82]
ETHNIC & MINORITY GROUPS–BLACK AMERICANS [12, 27, 32, 94, 103, 104, 154, 163, 165, 261, 262, 342]
FARMS & FARMING–SPECIAL TYPES–POULTRY [378-381]
GROUPS–UNIDENTIFIED [346, 366-368, 371-374, 383, 385-388]
HOLIDAYS & CELEBRATIONS–CHRISTMAS [360, 365]
HOLIDAYS & CELEBRATIONS–MISC. [361]
HOTEL, MOTEL, RESTAURANT, TAVERN–TAVERN [344]
HOUSES & HOUSEHOLDS–URBAN–EXTERIOR–IDENTIFIED [221]
HOUSES & HOUSEHOLDS–URBAN–EXTERIOR–UNIDENTIFIED [375-377]
LAW & LAW ENFORCEMENT–POLICE [63]
MILITARY & WAR–WORLD WAR I–PORTRAITS, INDIVIDUALS [389]
MUSIC–BANDS [361, 384]
MUSIC–CHORUSES & SINGERS [147]
NATIONAL–GOVERNMENT [359]
ORGANIZATIONS & CLUBS–KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS [97]
ORGANIZATIONS & CLUBS–MISC. [79]
PARKS & PARK RECREATION–BLACKHAWK WATCH TOWER [112]
PORTRAIT–UNIDENTIFIED WOMAN [382]
POSTAL SERVICE–DELIVERY & SORTING [45, 103, 104, 174, 260, 203]
RAILROADS–CARS–EXTERIORS [120, 225, 297]
RAILROADS–CHICAGO, BURLINGTON, & QUINCY [5-16, 44, 83, 279, 297-300, 304, 305]
RAILROADS–CHICAGO, MILWAUKEE, ST. PAUL, & PACIFIC [256, 280-282]
RAILROADS–CHICAGO, ROCK ISLAND, & PACIFIC [146, 207, 225, 261, 262]
RAILROADS–ILLINOIS CENTRAL [152]
RAILROADS–CONSTRUCTION & MAINTENANCE [5-16, 225, 261, 262, 345]
RAILROADS–EMPLOYEES [5-16, 20, 44, 49, 83, 146, 150-152, 159-165, 179, 207, 225, 256, 261, 262, 279-282, 296, 297, 299, 300, 304-306, 315-321, 356-358]
RAILROADS–ENGINES [261, 262, 279-281, 298, 316, 318-320, 331, 345, 356-358]
RAILROADS–MISC. [20, 49, 98, 150, 151, 159-165, 179, 306, 315-321, 356-358]
RAILROADS–PLATFORM ACTIVITIES [121]
RECREATION–PICNICS [39, 40, 70, 82, 112, 219]
ROADS & HIGHWAYS–CONSTRUCTION & MAINTENANCE [62, 102, 206]
SCHOOLS & EDUCATION–BUSINESS [290]
SCHOOLS & EDUCATION–COLLEGE–MISC. [290]
SCHOOLS & EDUCATION–ELEMENTARY–MOLINE SCHOOLS [73]
SOCIAL LIFE & CUSTOMS–MISC. [185]
SOCIAL LIFE & CUSTOMS–PARTIES [79, 361]
SOCIAL LIFE & CUSTOMS–PETS [295, 369]
SOCIAL LIFE & CUSTOMS–FUNERALS [98, 180]
SOCIAL LIFE & CUSTOMS–WEDDINGS [185, 363, 364]
SPORTS–BASEBALL [219]
SPORTS–BASKETBALL [60]
SPORTS–BOWLING [39]
TRANSPORTATION–AUTOMOBILE [35-38, 62, 68, 69, 206, 232]
TRANSPORTATION–BUSES [126]
TRANSPORTATION–TROLLEYS, INTER-URBANS, & HORSECARS [231-233, 283, 301]
TRANSPORTATION–TRUCKS [21, 22, 35-38, 46, 55, 62, 102, 148, 173, 194, 196, 197, 206, 208, 232, 273, 302]
CITIES–EAST MOLINE [47, 48]
CITIES–SILVIS [146, 147]
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Inventory
Waterman/Lowry Collection 1967-91
Inclusive dates: ca. 1860-1957
Scope Notes
This collection consists of 338 positive photographic images which depict Waterman and Lowry family members, homes, and activities. 262 of these photographs [collected by Fred L. Waterman, ca. 1907] illustrate Waterman family scenes as well as travel in the American South West (esp. Texas). The collection is housed in one document box, the exception, Album 2, is on permanent display in the Putnam Museum exhibit, River, Prairie, People. The collection also contains 4 daguerreotypes and one tintype, stored loose in the collection box.
Folder 1
Inventory, copy negatives
Folder 2
Portrait – Lowry, Edith (1)
Folder 3
Portrait – Lowry, Robert (2)
Folder 4
Portrait – Waterman, Annie Lowry (12)
Folder 5
Portrait – Waterman, (Judge) Charles M. (5)
Folder 6
Portrait – Waterman, Fred L. (9)
Folder 7
Misc. subjects including: group portraits, Waterman homes, Lowry homes, grave markers.
Daguerreotypes
Portrait
Lowry, Alexander
Lowry, Robert
Unidentified man
Waterman, Annie Lowry (and unidentified man)
Tintype
Portrait
Lowry, Charles
Album 1
262 photos bound in a leather hide. Including travel scenes (Texas) and misc. (29)
Album 2
18 photos bound in a leather album, primarily portraits c. 1862.
C.M. Waterman
Wm. Lee
Morton French
Howard ?
F.E. Mast
Unidentified Man
Unidentified Boy
G. Rolfe Millar
Wallie Chambers
Unidentified art
Unidentified art
Miss Jennie Whitmore (tin type)
Mother Randall Lowry
Unidentified Man
Unidentified Woman
Sel ? Lowry
Unidentified Woman
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Inventory
Wells Collection 1997-50Dates: May 4 and 5, 1997
Scope Notes
This collection consists of 11 color photographs depicting celebrations surrounding the Quad City Mallards hockey team winning the Colonial Cup championship. Final game was played against the Flint Generals. Photographs were taken by donor Winonna Wells at the Mark of the Quad Cities Civic Center in Moline and at Halftime Sports Bar and Grill on Brady Street in Davenport.
Image Description
1997.50.1 Hugo Proulx, center, and Choneen Boundy, fan, at the Mark of the Quad Cities Civic Center celebration, May 4, 1997
1997.50.2 John Anderson, head coach and Choneen Boundy, fan, at the Mark of the Quad Cities Civic Center celebration, May 4, 1997
1997.50.3 Glenn Stewart, left wing, holding colonial Championship Cup, at Halftime Sports Bar and Grill, Davenport, IA, May 5, 1997
1997.50.4 Howard Cornfield, QC Mallard General Manager Celebrating next to the Colonial championship Cup at Halftime Sports Bar & Grill, Davenport, May 5, 1997
1997.50.5 James “Jim” Cox, AC Mallards sports announces, with Choneen Boundy, at Halftime Sports Bar & Grill, Davenport, May 5, 1997. Cox in wearing his trademark T-shirt “Put your Frozen Rubber in the net.”
1997.50.6 QC Mallards player Jochim Wiberg (back-up goalie), Fredrik “Freddy” Nasvall (left wing), and Todd Newton (defense) celebrating the championship at Halftime Sports Bar & Grill, Davenport, May 5, 1997
1997.50.7 Donor Winonna Wells, holding colonial Cup and wearing “Show me the Cup T-shirt” at Halftime Sports Bar & Grill, Davenport, May 5, 1997
1997.50.8 Business exterior sign for Halftime Sports Bar & Grill with “WAY TO GO/MALLARDS WIN THE CUP/DWYER MICHAELS/PARTY HERE TONITE”, Davenport, May 5, 1997. Dwyer and Michaels are local radio DJs.
1997.50.9 Fans greet QC Mallards team as they arrive at the Mark of the Quad Cities Civic Center after winning the Colonial Cup championship. L-R: Hugo Proulx, Rick Emmett, Howard Cornfield (holding microphone), Glenn Stewart, Sergei Zvyagin, Stas Tkatch, David Fletcher, and Steve Chelios, May 4, 1997
1997.50.10 Choneen Boundy having her “1997 Colonial Cup” T-shirt signed by Glenn Stewart, QC Mallards left wing, at Halftime Sports Bar & Grill.
1997.50.11 Brad Barton, QC Mallards defense and assistant captain, showing the Colonial Cup to fans at the Mark of the Quad Cities Civic Center, May 4, 1997
Subject Cross Reference
Holidays & Celebrations—Misc.
Hotel, Motel, Restaurant & Tavern–Tavern
Sports–Hockey
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Inventory
West Second Street Collection, XXXIII
Dates: c. 1980
Scope Notes
This small collection consists of 13 4×5” black & white contact prints which accompany a documentary report (prepared by Marlys Svendson and Todd Mozingo) of 321-323 and 325-327 West Second Street in Davenport, Iowa. These are nineteenth-century commercial structures. The works of photographers J. Ceronie, Sarah Dennett, and Bob Ryan are represented in this collection.
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Inventory
Westurland Collection XLV
Scope Notes
This collection consists of 28 mounted black and white prints photographed by local amateur photograph Arnold Westurland. The subjects are all from around the Quad Cities area except for six. Subjects include organizations and clubs, cities [Davenport and Moline], mills, bridges, rivers, and farms. All stored in Oversize Cabinet 1, Drawer 12 and are numbered sequentially therein.
Portrait
Hauberg, John [#16]
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Inventory
Wiese Collecton, 1991-191
Dates: c. 1934-1955
Scope Notes
The collection includes 9 images (9 negatives and 9 b&w prints) related to the Hal Wiese Orchestra and 2 images (2 negatives and 2 b&w prints) related to the Allyn Wiese Orchestra. Original photographs in possession of donor, Hal Wiese.
Folder 1
Inventory, negatives (11)
Folder 2
Prints (11)
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Inventory
Wiese/Horst/Kuehl/Rauch Collection 1984-123
Dates: ca. 1880-1980
Scope Notes
This small collection consists of 16 photographic images (original and copy), primarily group portraits, records people of these associated German-American families of Scott County, Iowa. Also included is a portrait of Roma Wiese as well as an aerial view of the Wiese Farm.
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Inventory
Wild Cat Den Collection, XXXIV
Dates: ca. 1970-1980
Scope Notes
This collection consists of 60 images, nature scenes, of Wild Cat Den Park near Buffalo, Iowa. 50 images are black & white positives. There is one 4×5 negative and 9 color transparencies.
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Inventory
W. Shorey Collection 1991-164
Inclusive dates: c. 1960-1970
Scope Notes
This collection consists of 42 photographs. 40 of the images were taken by Wilson Shorey, an award winning amateur photographer from Davenport, Iowa. The photographs taken by Mr. Shorey are primarily images of Catholic Church and school activities. Anomalies include a scene, “Fire Fighter” (1956). These photographs are housed in one (1) document box. Photographs not taken by Shorey include a Portrait of Joseph Shorey mounted on wood, and a promotional photograph of L.B. Guy Crockery Store.
Separated from Collection
1991-164.3 Advertising mirror with image of interior of L.B. Guy Crockery Store, Davenport
1991-164.43 “Fire Fighter” (1956) to Oversize Cab. 1 #7 – [add # CAB1 – 9 #18]
1991-164.44 Portrait—Shorey, Joseph (mounted on wood) in Store room #1
Folder 1
Inventory, notes, negatives
Folder 2
[10 photographs mounted, 8 7/8 x 11” black & white)
1991-164.4 [St. Mary Church vestibule] Fr. Flavin memorial on wall
1991-164.5 St. Anthony Church
1991-164.6 Students leave St. Mary Church
1991-164.7 “Folk Mass” St. Anthony Church [Fr. James Grubb]
1991-164.8 Our Lady of Victory Church and John F. Kennedy School
1991-164.9 St. John Vianey Church (interior)
1991-164.10 St. Ann Church, Long Grove, Fr. Egert
1991-164.11 St. Peter Church, Buffalo (interior) [Fr. John V. Ryan]
1991-164.12 Our Lady of the River Church, Princeton-LeClaire [Old St. Henry’s]
1991-164.13 Our Lady of the River Church, Princeton-LeClaire [Old St. James?]
Folder 3
1991-164.14 Portrait – Unidentified priest
1991-164.15 Unidentified group of nuns and lay people [Sr. Theresa Martin, older nun]
1991-164.16 [Catholic worshippers]
1991-164.17 John F. Kennedy School students at Mass [Fr. Joe Sparks]
1991-164.18 Woman kneeling [in prayer]
1991-164.19 Priest and Catholic lay people [Fr. McEleney]
1991-164.20 Woman in pew
1991-164.21 Unidentified study group on the floor [Sr. Mary Ellen Barrett – Right – shoes showing; Sr. Mary Ellen Welsh(?) next to her]
1991-164.22 Students of Holy Trinity carry Host to the altar, St. Mary Church
1991-164.23 Mass at St. Mary Church [Fr. Henry Leonhart?]
Folder 4
1991-164.24 [Student in film depository?]
1991-164.25 John F. Kennedy School room
1991-164.26 Students exit school bus, Our Lady of Lourdes School
1991-164.27 Students with audio equipment at Sacred Heart School
1991-164.28 St. Alphonsus School
1991-164.29 Assumption High School
1991-164.30 Holy Family School
1991-164.31 Classroom scene Sacred Heart School
1991-164.32 Boy wearing audio headphones
1991-164.33 Girls in stairwell, St. Alphonsus School
Folder 5
1991-164.34 Social Action Dept. Catholic Interracial Council Lay Volunteers Center
1991-164.35 “ “ “ “
1991-164.36 Women meeting
1991-164.37 Unidentified residential neighborhood
1991-164.38 Young man with painted face
1991-164.39 Charles Gigante directing the Tri-City Symphony Orchestra
1991-164.40 Portrait – Unidentified priest [Fr. Mottet maybe?]
1991-164.41 John F. Kennedy School teacher instructs a boy on guitar
1991-164.42 Boys and man painting with watercolors [possibly Iaccarino, was teacher at St. Paul’s, artist]
See also in oversize:
Eisonhower campaign photo 1952
Firefighters
Cab 1 – 9 #s 16, 17, 19, 20
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Inventory
Wingard Collection 1997-67
Dates: c. 1950s
Scope Notes
This collection contains 5 photographs of items in the donor’s home. Some images contain family members.
These images are related to a larger collection of artifacts and archival materials that were donated at the same time.
Image Description
1997.67.5 Photograph of donor’s kitchen including table 1997.67.1
1997.67.17 photograph of a desk in collection 1997.67.17
1997.67.21 Frank and Alfa in front hallway by Christmas tree
1997.67.22 Frank and Alfa putting a puzzle together in basement in front of fireplace
1997.67.23 Alfa and Frank sitting at a table looking at Christmas cards
1997.67.24 Alfa and Frank playing banjo in basement of their home
Subject Headings
Holidays & Celebrations – Christmas (21, 23, 24)
Houses & Households – Furnishings (5, 17)
Houses & Households – Urban – Interior – Identified (5, 21, 22)
Music – Misc. (24)
Portrait – Wingard, Alfa (21-24)
Portrait – Wingard, Frank (21-24)
Recreation – Games (22)
Recreation – Misc. (24)
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Inventory
Witte Collection 1993-86
Scope Notes
The 12 photographs in this collections document items in the rest of this accession, namely clothing and decorative items. The images date from 1969-1975 and were taken mostly in East Moline, Galva and Kewanee, Illinois.
Subjects Included
ARTS–APPLIED–CRAFTS (46, 53, 54, 55)
HOUSE & HOUSEHOLD–RURAL–EXTERIOR–UNIDENTIFIED (56)
HOUSE & HOUSEHOLD–URBAN–INTERIOR–UNIDENTIFIED (45, 52, 53, 54, 55)
PORTRAIT–FARALLI, VERONICA (LAKTAS) (45, 56)
PORTRAIT–WITTE, ELLEN (45, 46, 47, 48, 49, 50, 56)
RECREATION–CAMPING OR “OUTINGS” (50, 51)
SOCIAL LIFE & CUSTOMS–CLOTHING–1960-1999 (45, 46, 47, 48, 49, 50, 51, 52, 54, 56)
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Inventory
Woehrle Collection 1983-39
Dates: c. 1930
Scope Notes
This small collection consists of 16 original black & white photographs (some are duplicate images) of plant, equipment, and employees of the American Service Co., Davenport distributors of ice and coal. 1 folder contains the inventory, copy negatives, and the original photographs.
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Inventory
World War II Collection, XLIV
Inclusive dates: c. 1941-1945
Scope Notes
This Collection consists of 118 black and white oversize prints which document World War II. The majority of the photos were taken in Italy and Japan. There are also unidentified group portraits. All seem to have been copied from another source, perhaps for an exhibit. All are stored in Oversize Cabinet 1, Drawer 11, and numbered sequentially.
Portraits
DeGaulle, Gen. [#63]
Eisenhower, Dwight [#2, 41]
George (King) [#3]
Halsey, Adm. William F. (Bull) [#96]
MacArthur, Gen. Douglas [#109]
Taylor, Elizabeth [#71]
Truman, Harry S [#71]
