Creator: Unknown photographer

Date Original: Circa 1878

Physical Details: 2.25 x 4 inches

Description: Residence at 509 South Lawrence (Broadway) owned by C. R. Miller. The home, with Gothic Revival styling and Stick and Shingle details was designed by architects Will Sternberg and the yet unknown, Stanford White. It was built in the late 1870s and demolished in 1923 to make way for a filling station.

Keywords: Architecture, Victorian, houses, people, Wichita.

Subject: Wichita (Kan.) -- Pictorial works

Type: Photographic Contact Print

Collection Name:

Repository: Wichita-Sedgwick County Historical Museum

Date Digital: 2003

Identifier: wschm_509.S.Lawrence-1

Creator: Unknown photographer

Date Original: Circa 1878

Physical Details: 2.5 x 2.75 inches

Description: Members of the Robert Lawrence family gathered in front of their residence at 415 South Seneca Street. Early home in the Delano neighborhood built in about 1871. Identified as the first residence of R. E. Lawrence and was replaced later by a grand limestone home.

Keywords: People, architecture, houses, baby carriage, West Wichita.

Subject: Wichita (Kan.) -- Pictorial works

Type: Photographic Contact Print

Collection Name:

Repository: Wichita-Sedgwick County Historical Museum

Date Digital: 2003

Identifier: wschm_415.S.Seneca-1

Creator: Unknown photographer

Date Original: 1879

Physical Details: 4 x 5 inches

Description: Militia company under the direction of Colonel Woodcock, made up of a group of deputized citizens. In drill formation near Market and Elm Streets; all are wearing Civil War period uniforms.

Keywords: Wichita; government; military; organizations, clubs and groups; people; soldiers; American flag; union; fife and drums.

Subject: Wichita (Kan.) -- Pictorial works

Type: Photograph

Collection Name:

Repository: Wichita-Sedgwick County Historical Museum

Date Digital: 2003

Identifier: wschm_C1-4.1.1

Creator: Unknown photographer

Date Original: Circa 1880

Physical Details: 4 x 3 inches

Description: Residence identified as 433 South Market Street; owned by C. D. Phillips, owner of the Wichita Cracker Company. Members of his family are grouped near the house.

Keywords: Architecture, Victorian, people, houses, horse and buggy, baby carriage, dog, sunbonnet, Wichita.

Subject: Wichita (Kan.) -- Pictorial works

Type: Photographic Contact Print

Collection Name:

Repository: Wichita-Sedgwick County Historical Museum

Date Digital: 2003

Identifier: wschm_433.S.Market-1

Creator: Unknown photographer

Date Original: Circa 1882

Physical Details: 4.25 x 2.5 inches

Description: Residence at 259 North Emporia Avenue. Identified as the first home of Alfred W. Bitting, who, with his brother Charles, established a long-lived clothing business on the northwest corner of Douglas Avenue and Market Street.

Keywords: People, business and industry, houses, children, high-wheeled bicycles, Wichita.

Subject: Wichita (Kan.) -- Pictorial works

Type: Photographic Contact Print

Collection Name:

Repository: Wichita-Sedgwick County Historical Museum

Date Digital: 2003

Identifier: wschm_259.N.Emporia-1

Creator: Nereus Baldwin

Date Original: Circa 1883

Physical Details: 2 x 3 inches

Description: Portrait of an unidentified child. A dog is seated in a doll carriage at her side.

Keywords: Children, fashion, toys, Wichita.

Subject: Wichita (Kan.) -- Pictorial works

Type: Photographic Contact Print

Collection Name:

Repository: Wichita-Sedgwick County Historical Museum

Date Digital: 2003

Identifier: wschm_UnidChild-1986.101.3

Creator: Unknown photographer

Date Original: Circa 1883

Physical Details: 4 x 5 inches

Description: Interior of a greenhouse owned by Charles P. Mueller and C. A. Rose. Located at the intersection of Guthrie and High Streets (Guthrie is now known as Hood, High Street may have been in vicinity of present 23rd Street). C. A. Rose is in foreground, C. P. Mueller in background.

Keywords: Wichita, agriculture, business and industry, people, plants, florists.

Subject: Wichita (Kan.) -- Pictorial works

Type: Photograph

Collection Name:

Repository: Wichita-Sedgwick County Historical Museum

Date Digital: 2003

Identifier: wschm_E5-1.1.1

Creator: Unknown photographer

Date Original: 1885

Physical Details: 7 x 11 inches

Description: Team members wearing uniforms and roller skates are posed with their sticks, ball, and goal posts. All are identified (on file). The term "Western Polo" may have been a regional name for "Ball and Cane" hockey, as traditional roller hockey is sometimes known. It is still played today using box skates and a hard ball instead of a puck.

Keywords: Wichita, organizations, clubs and groups; people; sports and recreation; men; hats.

Subject: Wichita (Kan.) -- Pictorial works

Type: Photograph

Collection Name:

Repository: Wichita-Sedgwick County Historical Museum

Date Digital: 2003

Identifier: wschm_H11-17.1.1

Creator: Baldwin & Son Studio

Date Original: Circa 1885

Physical Details: 3.5 x 6 inches

Description: Portrait of Nereus Baldwin, proprietor of Baldwin & Son Photography Studio with his son, Fred Baldwin.

Keywords: Business and industry, photography, people, Wichita.

Subject: Wichita (Kan.) -- Pictorial works

Type: Photographic Contact Print

Collection Name:

Repository: Wichita-Sedgwick County Historical Museum

Date Digital: 2003

Identifier: wschm_Baldwin,Nereus1

Creator: Baldwin & Son Studio

Date Original: Circa 1885

Physical Details: 3 x 5 inches

Description: Portrait of William F. "Fred" Baldwin as a young man; son of Nereus Baldwin. Joined his father in business as Baldwin & Son in about 1885.

Keywords: Business and industry, photography, people, Wichita.

Subject: Wichita (Kan.) -- Pictorial works

Type: Photograph

Collection Name:

Repository: Wichita-Sedgwick County Historical Museum

Date Digital: 2003

Identifier: wschm_Baldwin,Fred

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