Creator: Unknown photographer

Date Original: Circa 1922

Physical Details: 8 x 10 inches

Description: Mr. Warhust standing beside his Yellow Cab at 718 East Douglas.

Keywords: Transportation, people, uniforms, truck.

Subject: Wichita (Kan.) -- Pictorial works

Type: Photograph

Collection Name: Wichita Public Library Photograph Collection

Repository: Wichita Public Library

Date Digital: 2003

Identifier: wpl_wpl539

Creator: Unknown photographer

Date Original: Circa 1923

Physical Details: 8 x 10 inches

Description: Street construction at Main and Douglas looking south. The Boston Store is on the southeast corner of Main and Douglas. Part of the City Building can be seen towards the end of South Main.

Keywords: Street scenes, transportation, automobiles.

Subject: Wichita (Kan.) -- Pictorial works

Type: Photograph

Collection Name: Wichita Public Library Photograph Collection

Repository: Wichita Public Library

Date Digital: 2003

Identifier: wpl_wpl1247

Creator: Homer T. Harden

Date Original: Circa 1923

Physical Details: 3 x 4 inches

Description: Birdseye view looking west on Douglas Avenue near the intersection of Market Street. Broadview Hotel in background.

Keywords: Business and industry, people, transportation, street scene, streetcar, trolley, automobile, traffic.

Subject: Wichita (Kan.) -- Pictorial works

Type: Photographic Contact Print

Collection Name:

Repository: Wichita-Sedgwick County Historical Museum

Date Digital: 2003

Identifier: wschm_U2-2.1.7

Creator: Unknown photographer

Date Original: 1924

Physical Details: 8 x 10 inches

Description: Side view of the New Swallow Airplane manufactured by the Swallow Airplane Manufacturing Company. Swallow Field was located at 2401 North Hillside.

Keywords: Transportation, aviation, plane.

Subject: Wichita (Kan.) -- Pictorial works

Type: Photograph

Collection Name: Wichita Public Library Photograph Collection

Repository: Wichita Public Library

Date Digital: 2003

Identifier: wpl_wpl1934

Creator: Unknown photographer

Date Original: Circa 1924

Physical Details: 4 x 2 inches

Description: Looking east in the 300 block of Douglas Avenue, July 8, 1924. Group of people identified as “Rorabaugh Pioneers” (employees of Rorabaugh Dry Goods Company) are celebrating the annual Rorabaugh Employees Company Picnic with a parade. Business signs in view: Innes Cosgrove Music, Midwest Insurance Company, Toy Land, Orr’s Book Store, Newark Shoe Store, J. W. Jenkins & Sons Music Company, Western Pacific Tea Company, Wichita Hotel, and Eaton Hotel.

Keywords: Business and industry; organizations, clubs and groups; public events; street scenes; Wichita; fashion; children; automobile; transportation.

Subject: Wichita (Kan.) -- Pictorial works

Type: Photographic Contact Print

Collection Name:

Repository: Wichita-Sedgwick County Historical Museum

Date Digital: 2003

Identifier: wschm_L1-22.1.1

Creator: Unknown photographer

Date Original: 1924

Physical Details: 4 x 2 inches

Description: Four Wichitans, all identified (on file), posed with their automobiles and camping gear in Loueta Pass. A tent appears to be strung between the automobiles. The right auto bears an indistinct “Wichita” identification plate with the trademark Hockaday “H” sold by Hockaday Auto Supplies Company.

Keywords: People, transportation, sports and recreation, transportation, Wichita, sportswear, knickers, middy blouse, fashion.

Subject: Wichita (Kan.) -- Pictorial works

Type: Photographic Contact Print

Collection Name:

Repository: Wichita-Sedgwick County Historical Museum

Date Digital: 2003

Identifier: wschm_L4-10.1.1

Creator: Unknown photographer

Date Original: 1924

Physical Details: 3 x 2 inches

Description: Four Wichitans, all identified (on file), posed with their automobiles in Loueta Pass. Camping gear is strapped to the fender and “rumble seat” of the autos.

Keywords: People, transportation, sports and recreation, transportation, Wichita, sportswear, knickers, middy blouse, fashion.

Subject: Wichita (Kan.) -- Pictorial works

Type: Photographic Contact Print

Collection Name:

Repository: Wichita-Sedgwick County Historical Museum

Date Digital: 2003

Identifier: wschm_L4-10.1.2

Creator: Donaldson Brothers Studio

Date Original: Circa 1925

Physical Details: 3.75 x 2.25 inches

Description: Unidentified boy driving a miniature automobile built by McKenzie Body Works. Proprietor Leo L. McKenzie built a series of these small cars. They were fully motorized, not pedal cars.

Keywords: Business and industry, children, people, residences, street scenes, transportation, Wichita.

Subject: Wichita (Kan.) -- Pictorial works

Type: Photographic Contact Print

Collection Name:

Repository: Wichita-Sedgwick County Historical Museum

Date Digital: 2003

Identifier: wschm_T3-34.1.12

Creator: Unknown photographer

Date Original: Circa 1925

Physical Details: 3.25 x 3 inches

Description: Four unidentified children and a miniature automobile built by McKenzie Body Works. The small car appears to be the same one shown in item wschm_T3-34.1.11. Perhaps this family won the contest advertised on the poster.

Keywords: Business and industry, children, people, residences, transportation, Wichita.

Subject: Wichita (Kan.) -- Pictorial works

Type: Photographic Contact Print

Collection Name:

Repository: Wichita-Sedgwick County Historical Museum

Date Digital: 2003

Identifier: wschm_T3-34.1.10

Creator: Unknown photographer

Date Original: Circa 1925

Physical Details: 3.75 x 3 inches

Description: Leo L. McKenzie posed with one of the miniature automobiles that he built at his business, McKenzie Body Works, 117 West First Street. This particular little car was intended to be a contest prize, others were sold (see also item wschm_T3-34.1.10).

Keywords: Business and industry, children, people, transportation, Wichita.

Subject: Wichita (Kan.) -- Pictorial works

Type: Photographic Contact Print

Collection Name:

Repository: Wichita-Sedgwick County Historical Museum

Date Digital: 2003

Identifier: wschm_T3-34.1.11

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