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Clements, John Philip (1910-2004) Papers, 1944-1945

Held by The Filson Historical Society

Creator:  Clements, John Philip, 1910-2004

Title:  Papers, 1944-1945

Rights: For information regarding literary and copyright interest for these papers, contact the Collections Department.

Size of Collection:  1 cu. ft.

Location Number:  Mss. A C626a

Biographical Note

John Philip Clements was born in Fulton, Kentucky on January 3, 1910. He graduated from the University of Kentucky with a B.A. and M.S. in Chemistry. He married Ona Mai Luten and together they had three children, Philip, Anne Marie and Sue Alma Clements. Clements worked as a teacher in Louisville, Kentucky prior to serving in the Army during World War II. He was the founder and president of the photo finishing plant of Fulltone Foto Company in Louisville. He died February 24, 2004 in Port Charlotte, Florida.

 

Scope and Content Note

This collection primarily consists of correspondence from John Philip Clements while in the U.S. Army and stationed in Europe during World War II to his wife, Mai Clements, and children in Louisville, Kentucky. The collection includes handwritten letters, V-mail, and limited photographs and real photo postcards.

In nearly every letter, Clements described his living conditions, including what he was eating and the weather. When able due to censorship constraints, Chowning mentioned where he was and what work he was doing for the military. In addition, he often inquired about what was happening at home, and offered suggestions to Mai on how to run the Clements business, Fulltone Foto Company, in his absence.

Related Collections: John Clements family photograph album, ca. 1920-1930 (021PC29).

 

Folder List

Box 1

Folder 1: Correspondence, September 1944

Folder 2: Correspondence, October 1944

Folder 3: Correspondence, November 1944

Folder 4: Correspondence, December 1944

Folder 5: Correspondence, January 1945

Folder 6: Correspondence, February 1945

Folder 7: Correspondence, March 1945

Folder 8: Correspondence, April 1945

Folder 9: Correspondence, May 1945

Folder 10: Correspondence, June 1945

Folder 11: Correspondence, August 1945

Folder 12: Correspondence, September 1945

Folder 13: The Stars and Stripes newspaper, “Squadron Digest,” map of Germany and other material, 1945

 

Subject Headings

Ardennes, Battle of the, 1944-1945.

Business enterprises – Kentucky – Louisville.

Clements, Ona Mai Luten, 1910-1989.

Louisville (Ky.)

Stars and Stripes (Newspaper)

United States. Army. Cavalry Reconnaissance Squadron, 32nd.

V-mail.

World War, 1939-1945 – Europe.

World War, 1939-1945 – War work – Red Cross.

Chowning, Hugh MacLachlan (1913-1974) Papers, 1943-1947

Held by The Filson Historical Society

Creator:  Chowning, Hugh MacLachlan, 1913-1974

Title:  Papers, 1943-1947

Rights: For information regarding literary and copyright interest for these papers, contact the Collections Department.

Size of Collection:  1 cu. ft.

Location Number:  Mss. A C552

Biographical Note

Hugh MacLachlan “Mac” Chowning was born in Shelby County, Kentucky on July 17, 1913 to George Smith Chowning and Bell Chowning (née Mapes). He had a twin sister, Mildred, who married James Clark III in 1934.

Chowning enlisted in the army November 28, 1941. He appears to have initially served with Battery E, 90th Coast Artillery (Anti-Aircraft regiment) in Northern Africa. His letters indicate that he spent some time in Casablanca during the war.  After leaving northern Africa around October 1944, his unit appears to have travelled throughout Europe including Italy, France, and Germany. In December 1944, he was promoted to Captain, and by that time was associated with the 4379th Quartermaster Truck Company. He was discharged from the Army on February 27, 1946.

In 1948, he married Marion Elizabeth Coleman, with whom he had two daughters. He died July 6, 1974 in Louisville, Kentucky.

 

Scope and Content Note

This collection primarily consists of correspondence and photographs sent from Hugh Chowning to his mother and twin sister during World War II while stationed in north Africa, France, Italy and Germany with the U.S. Army. The correspondence includes handwritten letters, V-mail, and limited photographs and real photo postcards.

Chowning wrote of his experiences during the war and inquired about happenings in Louisville, Kentucky, where his family resided. Chowning often wrote of going to various Officer’s Clubs, seeing films, and the general conditions of military life. When able due to censorship constraints, Chowning mentions where he is and what work he has been doing for the military.

 

Folder List

Box 1

Folder 1: Portrait photographs of Chowning family members, ca.1940-1947

Folder 2: Correspondence, March 1943

Folder 3: Correspondence, April 1943

Folder 4: Correspondence, May 1943

Folder 5: Correspondence, June 1943

Folder 6: Correspondence, July 1943

Folder 7: Correspondence, August 1943

Folder 8: Correspondence, September 1943

Folder 9: Correspondence and photograph, October 1943

Folder 10: Correspondence, November 1943

Folder 11: Correspondence, December 1943

Folder 12: Correspondence, January 1944

Folder 13: Correspondence, February 1944

Folder 14: Correspondence, March 1944

Folder 15: Correspondence, April 1944

Folder 16: Correspondence, clippings and photographs, May 1944

Folder 17: Correspondence and photographs, June 1944

Folder 18: Correspondence, July 1944

Folder 19: Correspondence, August 1944

Folder 20: Correspondence, September 1944

Folder 21: Correspondence, October 1944

Folder 22: Correspondence, November 1944

Folder 23: Correspondence, December 1944

Folder 24: Correspondence and real photo postcard, January 1945

Folder 25: Correspondence, February 1945

Folder 26: Correspondence, March 1945

Folder 27: Correspondence, April 1945

Folder 28: Correspondence and real photo postcards, May 1945

Folder 29: Correspondence, June 1945

Folder 30: Correspondence and booklet, July 1945

Folder 31: Correspondence, August 1945

Folder 32: Correspondence, September 1945

Folder 33: Correspondence, October 1945

Folder 34: Correspondence, November 1945

Folder 35: Correspondence, undated

 

Subject Headings

Atomic bomb.

Berchtesgaden (Germany)

Camp Shows, Inc.

Chowning, Bell, 1888-1951.

Clark, Mildred, b. 1913.

Eisenhower, Dwight D. (Dwight David), 1890-1969.

Gaulle, Charles de, 1890-1970.

Louisville (Ky.)

United States – Armed Forces – Officers.

United States. Army. Coast Artillery Regiment, 90th. Battery E.

United States. Army. Quartermaster Truck Company, 4379th.

United States – Race relations.

V-mail.

World War, 1939-1945 – Africa.

World War, 1939-1945 – Europe.

World War, 1939-1945 – War work – Red Cross.

Cheek, Martha Butt Photograph Collection, 1850-1977

Held by The Filson Historical Society

Creator: Cheek, Martha Alberta Butt

Title: Photograph Collection, 1850-1977

Rights: For information regarding literary and copyright interest for these papers, contact the Collections Department.

Size of Collection: 433 items

Location Number: 008PC25

Scope and Content Note 

Genealogical photos, daguerreotypes and tintypes of Martha Butt Cheek’s family. Families included in the photos are: Butt, Townsend, Offutt, Ewing, De Graffenried, and Sandifer.

Also included are historical photos of Logan County, Kentucky and Red River Church Meeting House.

Biographical Note 

Martha Alberta Butt was born in 1892 to Dr. Albert L. and Elizabeth D. Townsend Butt, possibly in Logan County, Kentucky. Throughout her life, she collected and compiled genealogical data for various Kentucky families, including her own, and collected information on Kentucky state and church history. In particular, she focused on the Red River Church, Graveyard, and Meeting House, where the Great Revival of 1800 occurred. The culmination of her research came in the form of a manuscript entitled The Old Red River Meeting House and Morton Maulding’s Fort, in which she detailed the history of the church, its grounds, and the revival that took place there. Martha B. Cheek, as she was known after her marriage to Francis J. Cheek in 1924, served in the Red River Memorial Association, getting the organization statewide and national recognition. Even in her old age, despite illnesses and injuries, she continued her research by assisting people with their family genealogy. She passed away in 1987, at the age of 94.

Photograph List 

Box 1 

008PC25.1-.3: Martha A. Butt as a child and young woman

008PC25.4: Martha Alberta Butt and her daughter Martha Robertson Cheek circa 1932 or 1933

008PC25.5-.5b: Martha Alberta Butt Cheek and Frank J. Cheek Jr. in their 60s.

008PC25.6-.9: Martha Alberta Butt circa 1920 or 1921

008PC25.10 & .11: Studio portraits of Martha Alberta Butt as an infant and young child

008PC25.12-.16: Penny pictures of Martha Alberta Butt as a girl

008PC25.17-.21: Candids of Martha Alberta Butt as a young woman

008PC25.22: Martha A. Butt Cheek as a middle-aged woman

008PC25.23: Martha Alberta Butt around 5 years old

008PC25.24-.27: Martha Albert Butt enjoying recreational activities with family and friends

008PC25.28: Marth, Winnie, and Amanda Butt drive a carriage across Little Whipporwill Creek. Elizabeth “Bessie” Townsend Butt and the governess (Miss. Mamie Coleman) stand near the covered bridge.

008PC25.29: Dr. Albert L. Butt and wife Elizabeth relax on the front porch of their home in Russelville, Kentucky. They are accompanied by two of their daughters. Amanda is reading in a rocking chair. Martha Alberta Butt sits on the steps. A dog rests near Elizabeth’s feet.

008PC25.30: Photo of Martha Alberta Butt around 5 years old in an oval frame.

008PC25.31a & .31b: Dr. Albert L. Butt (1858-1941) as a boy and his boyhood home near Portland, Tennessee.

008PC25.32: Studio portrait of Dr. Albert L. Butt circa 1900

008PC25.33 & .34: Candids of Dr. Albert L. Butt with family

008PC25.35: Dr. Albert L. Butt standing in a tall corn field in Sleepy Hollow, Logan County, Kentucky

008PC25.36-.41: Penny pictures of Dr. Albert L. Butt

008PC25.42-.50: Pictures of Dr. Albert L. Butt in old age. In some photos he is shown with family members.

008PC25.51: A portfolio of 2 studio portraits, one of Dr. Albert L. Butt the other of Elizabeth “Bessie” Townsend Butt. Both were taking in their later years.

008PC25.52 & .53: Elizabeth “Bessie” D. Townsend as a girl.

008PC25.54: Elizabeth “Bessie” D. Townsend Butt as a young woman

008PC25.55-.57: Penny Pictures of Elizabeth “Bessie” D. Townsend Butt as a middle-aged woman

008PC25.58-.59: Elizabeth “Bessie” D. Townsend Butt in middle age

008PC25.60-.69: Elizabeth “Bessie” D. Townsend Butt in her later years.

008PC25.70: Painting by Elizabeth “Bessie” Davidson Townsend (Butt)

008PC25.71: Winnie, Amanda and Bess at Parson’s Campground

008PC25.72: Winnie and Amanda at old house in Logan Co., 1903

008PC25.73: Winnie Butt

008PC25.74-.77: Amanda Butt

008PC25.78: Richard Calvin Butt, Elizabeth Hinton Butt, and Mary Butt (Buntin). Richard and Elizabeth are the paternal grandparents of Martha Alberta Butt Cheek.

008PC25.79: Elizabeth Hinton Butt

008PC25.80: Alexander “Bud” Butt

008PC25.81-.88: Penny pictures of various Butt family members

008PC25.89: Tintype of Gin (Elizabeth Davidson Townsend’s “servant girl”

008PC25.90a-.90f: Photo of memorial plaque at Franklin-Simpson Memorial Hospital bearing Dr. and Mrs. A. L. Butt’s names.

008PC25.91-.98: Misc. unidentified human subjects from Butt family photos

008PC25.99-.102: Butt family dogs

008PC25.103-.106: Misc photos

008PC25.107-.124: Unidentified Butt family photos, including people, houses and landscapes.

 

Box 2

008PC25.125-.147: Photos of Alleyne “Amanda” Butt deGraffenried and Anthony F. deGraffenried family.

008PC25.148-.165: Photos of Winnie Butt Sandifer and Henry Sandifer family.

008PC25.166: Presely Ephraim Townsend (b. 1823) and Amanda Offutt Family (b. 1824)

008PC25.167 & .167A: Presley Townsend on horseback

008PC25.168: Home of Presley Townsend with family members (listed on back)

008PC25.169-.171: Presley Townsend

008PC25.172: Martha Jane Townsend (Penick) (1848-1942), Elizabeth “Bessie” Townsend Butt (1863-1961), and Robert Townsend (1848-1929).

008PC25.173: Martha Jane Townsend (Penick)

008PC25.174: Tintype of Thomas J. Townsend (1846-1931) and G. Ewing Townsend (1858-1926)

008PC25.175: Thomas J. Towsend

008PC25.176: Thomas and Benttie Townsend

008PC25.177: Thomas J. Townsend

008PC25.178-.180: Home of T. J. Townsend

008PC25.181-.185: Robert Townsend (1892-1955)

008PC25.186N: Negative of Roberta Townsend Schlesinger

008PC25.187 & .188: Thomas Wooten Townsend

008PC25.189: Grace Lee Brown Townsend

008PC25.190: Home of Presley Townsend Jr.

008PC25.191: Presley Townsend, Jr. and Oscar Campbell

008PC25.192: Presley, John and Till Townsend

008PC25.193: Presley Townsend, Jr. in his store in Alabama

008PC25.194 & .195: Presley Towsend, Jr.

008PC25.196: Sabrea E. Townsend Campbell and her Father Presley E. Towsend, Jr.

008PC25.197: Sabrea E. Townsend

008PC25.198: Richard Townsend

008PC25.199: Edmund, Sabrea and Richard Townsend

008PC25.200-.217: Sabrea Townsend Campbell and her children

008PC25.218 & .219: Edmond Porter Townsend (1890 – 1944) and Sadie Louise Anderson (b. 1891) family

008PC25.220 & .221: Joe and Lena Townsend family

008PC25.222: Tilghman O. Townsend (b.1880; d. 1965) and wife Myrtle Davis

008PC25.223: Virgil Townsend and family (1946)

008PC25.224-.247: Misc. Townsend family photos

 

Box 3

008PC25.248-.251: Moye, Barker, and Green family photos

008PC25.252-.254: Aunt Kate Butt Barker Moye’s home in Portland, Tennessee and farming photos

008PC25.255: Carrie Wall

008PC25.256 & .257: The Tilghman Offutt home, Logan Co., KY

008PC25.258-.260: Joseph Faulconer home, Lexington, KY

008PC25.261: Flora Offutt Sanderson, Chris Burst, Betty Lee McKenzie,  Hazel Turner and Lena Mae Offutt Harrison.

008PC25.262 & .263: Julia Robards Nichols, photo of painting

008PC25.264: Dr. Robert M. Ewing, photo of painting

008PC25.265: The Peaks of Otter, near Ewing’s Mountain and Justice Robert Ewing’s home

008PC25.266: Cedar Glen, home of Justice Robert Ewing, and later home of William Ewing

008PC25.267-.281n: Ewing family homes and persons

008PC25.282: John Casey McClendon

008PC25.283: Un-identified men with family crest

008PC25.284: Old Simmon’s Mill at the crossing of Red River

008PC25.285 & .286: Home and office of Dr. James Butler Bowling

 

Red River Church – Red River Meeting House photos

008PC25.286: Reverend McWilliams and wife. Rev. McWilliams preached at Red River circa 1887-1888.

008PC25.287-.288N: Group meeting at the Covington’s house. Butt family member including Martha Butt are present.

008PC25.289-.296: Martha Butt Cheek at various Red River Meeting House ceremonial function.

008PC25.297-.318N: Group photos from Red River Meeting House

008PC25.319 & .320: Commemorative Plaque at Red River Meeting House

008PC25.321-.332: Red River Meeting House Cemetery photos

008PC25.333-.336N: Evan McPherson tombstone featuring Gailic inscriptions at Red River Meeting House Cemetery.

008PC25.337-.340: Wilderness and landscape photos

008PC25.341-.342c: Red River Meeting House building and cemetery in Autumn.

008PC25.343-.350n: Red River Meeting House buildings

 

Sections of a book Martha Butt Cheek was compiling on Logan County History

008PC25.351: First Capitol of Kentucky in Danville, Kentucky

008PC25.352: Logan County Court House

008PC25.353-.355: Reverend William J. Hayden

008PC25.356: Minister Hiram A. Hunter

008PC25.357-.359: The Church through the Years

008PC25.360: Red River Meeting House Plaque

008PC25.361 & .361N: Map of Cumberland Country, areas of modern-day Tennessee and Kentucky in 1785 showing white settlements.

008PC25.362: 1904 photo of the Red River Meeting House

008PC25.363: 1953 monument dedication

008PC25.364: Judge Henry P. Broadnax (1769-1857)

008PC25.365: Silver communion set

008PC25.366 & .367: Evan McPherson monument

 

Misc. Photos

008PC25.368 & .369: Plaque and monument

008PC25.370: King’s Bridge and Mill 1924

008PC25.371 & .372: Logan County Court House on commemorative plates

008PC25.373: Logan College Class of 1902, Spring 1900 (Winnie Butt’s class)

008PC25.374: Home of Caleb Baker Wallace and Magdelan McDowell in Danville

008PC25.375: New Music-Arts Building to replace old Tunis residence

008PC25.376: Lynching in Russellville

008PC25.377: Photo of a book

008PC25.378: Revolutionary War soldier William Hancock

008PC25.379-.381: William Hancock Homestead in Adair County

008PC25.382: Daughters of the American Revolution monument to Mary Desha

008PC25.383: Presley O’Bannon and Dr. Bibb home in Russellville

008PC25.384: Old home of Jimmie Duncan 8 miles southeast of Russellville

008PC25.385-.387: The Simmons Mill

008PC25.388: Polly Hawkins Craig

008PC25.389: Julia Shaw

008PC25.390: Mrs. Hall and Mrs. Cheek

008PC25.391: Dr. Green Simmons

008PC25.392: Dr. Robert P. Townsend

008PC25.393: Dr. Robert P. Towsend’s daughter Roberta Townsend

008PC25.394: John J. Craig and Amanda R. Goodloe

 

Miscellaneous Negatives

008PC25.395N-.397N: “Martha’s films of “mama and papa”; envelope contains calling card of Mrs. Albert L. Butt

008PC25.398N-.404N: “Amanda, etc.”

008PC25.405N-.409N: Monument with plaque

008PC25.410N-.413N: churchyard after first cleaning, 1946/47

008PC25.414N-.415N: The “Forrest” in 1947 at Red River

008PC25.416 N: Monument with its plaque and the many stones beyond it, many of which have been vandalized, since 1953

008PC25.417N: 1847 Church with Martha B. Cheek and Thomas J. Townsend III, both age 14

008PC25.418N: Sketch of Red River Meeting House

008PC25.419N-.425N: Unidentified book

 

Box 4

Tintypes, Daguerreotypes and Photograph Albums

008PC25.426: Photo album with tintypes and photos from the 19th century.  People include: Dr. Cardwell, Amanda Offutt Townsend [Mrs. P.E. Townsend] (1824-1890), Presley Ephraim [P. E.] Townsend  (1826-1896), Mrs. Tivic, Lola M. Penick, Claude Townsend, Thomas M. Penick, Mattie “Martha Jane” Townsend Penick, Tilghman Townsend, Tilghman Offutt II, George Cregor, Rubye Crocker, Tilghman Offutt, Susan Faulconer Offutt, John Edwards, Creed Penick, Henry Conn, Matti Grim Conn, Virgil Townsend, Mr. and Mrs. James Monroe Pence, Nannie Pence, Saphonia Ewing Bowling, Patsy Boyd Pence, Florence M. Judkins Moore, Roy Moore, John Judkins, Mary McCutcheon Sugg, Annie and John Edwards, Elijah Faulconer, Josh Mock, Jennie Huey, J.M. Penick (1809-1877), Margaret Penick (1813-1873), Randolph Moore, Gilbert Moore, Joe Link, Jesse McFerrin, Bill Cartwright.

008PC25.427: Photo album with many 19th century photos. People include: Bob Beauchamp (1850-1925), Tilgman Townsend (1850-1890), Pres Townsend Jr. (1852-1931), Tilghmann Offutt Jr., Bob Offutt, Mrs. Bob Offutt, Dr. Pence, Ananias Pence, Patsy Boyd Pence, Reasonable Boyd, Liz Boyd, Thomas J. Townsend (1846-1931) and Robert Presley Townsend (1848-1929), Bob Offut and wife, Mr. George Hall, Joseph Link, Jane Pamelia Townsend Bowling Link,  Joe Link Jr., Joe Offutt, Tilghman Offutt, Ann Offutt McCarley, Jimmie Offutt, Miss Susie Dorsey, Annie Knotts, Bill Stewart, Maraduke Morton, Dr. Stevenson.

008PC25.428: Tintypes of Richard Calvin Butt (1820-1899) and Elizabeth Hinton Butt (1820-1893) in frame.

008PC25.429: Daguerreotype of Elizabeth Davidson Ewing Townsend (1788-1867) in embossed case with maroon velvet interior lining.

008PC25.430: Daguerreotype of Dr. John P McClendon with wife Mary Townsend and son Horace Eugene in embossed case with brown velvet interior.

008PC25.431: Tintype of Tilghman Offutt in embossed case with royal blue velvet interior.

008PC25.432: Tintype of Susannah Faulconer Offut in embossed case with blue velvet interior and embossed floral motif.

008PC25.433: CDV of John Hunt Morgan and his wife, Mattie Ready Morgan; removed from Presley Townsend Scrapbook, vol. 1351.

 

Kentucky Home School for Girls (Louisville, Ky.) Photograph Collection, 1865-1999

Held by The Filson Historical Society

Creator:  Kentucky Home School for Girls (Louisville, Ky.)

Title:  Photographs, 1865-1999

Rights: For information regarding literary and copyright interest for these photographs, contact the Department of Photographs and Prints.

Size of Collection:  1 box, 3 ovsz. photos

Location Number:  021PC45

Historical Note

In 1972, Kentucky Home School for Girls, the Kentucky Military Institute, and Louisville Country Day School merged to form Kentucky Country Day School (KCD). This merger also included Aquinas Preparatory School, which had consolidated with Louisville Country Day a few years earlier in 1967. KCD is a co-ed college prep school in Louisville for kindergarten through 12th grade. KCD was originally located on Rock Creek Drive, adjacent to Seneca Park, but in 1978, the school moved to its current campus on Springdale Road.

Kentucky Home School for Girls

The Kentucky Home School for Girls was founded in 1863 by Belle Peers, daughter of one-time Transylvania University president Rev. Benjamin Peers. The school started with a class of 12 students and over the years grew in size and reputation. In 1879, it moved from Chestnut Street to a larger campus on Third Street. In 1880, the school was officially incorporated. In 1904, Peers retired as principal, and KHS was purchased by Annie S. Anderson and Annie S. Waters.

In 1927, the school moved again, to the Bonnycastle mansion and cottage at 1649 Everett Ave. In 1929 the KHS Holding Corporation purchased an additional property close to Cherokee Park, where students could participate in outdoor activities such as horseback riding, volleyball, baseball, tennis, and archery (KHS was reportedly the first school in the region to introduce archery, importing targets, bows, and arrows from England). This site was also used for annual events such as May Day and the Mountain Fund Bazaar, which raised money to help the blind in rural Kentucky. Other early student activities included gymnastics, folk and aesthetic dancing, hockey, art exhibitions, theater, and the Glee Club, which often placed in the Kentucky State Music Contest.

Of the 180 girls who graduated from KHS between 1911 and 1932, three fourths entered higher education institutions. In 1948, the school moved to 2301 Douglas Blvd., where it remained until 1972, when it merged with the other schools to form Kentucky Country Day School. Some KHS traditions have been preserved at KCD: the KCD piano lab is dedicated to beloved KHS music teacher Amelia Moody, and senior girls still wear white dresses and carry roses at graduation ceremonies.

Kentucky Military Institute

Founded in 1845 by West Point graduate General Robert T. P. Allen, the Kentucky Military Institute was only the third military school in the country. The first classes were held in Franklin Springs, Farmdale, Kentucky. In 1896 the school moved to its campus in Lyndon, and in 1906 the school opened its other campus in Venice, Florida. Students and faculty spent the fall and spring in Kentucky and moved to Florida for the months of January, February, and March to avoid winter weather, shortened days, and seasonal illness.

KMI graduates volunteered in the Spanish-American War and served in Cuba and the Philippines. Approximately 300 alumni and former cadets served in World War I, and over 1,000 served in World War II. In 1984, twelve years after KMI merged with the other schools to form Kentucky Country Day, the KMI honor code was adopted by KCD.

Louisville Country Day School and Aquinas Preparatory School

Louisville Country Day was a college preparatory school for boys, incorporated in 1948 by a group of Louisville business and civic leaders. With donations from 143 Louisville families, the school was opened in 1951 with a campus on Rock Creek Lane. In the first year, 91 students were enrolled in grades 1 through 10. By 1953, the school had expanded to include 12 grades.

In 1967, Aquinas, a Catholic boys’ preparatory school founded in 1957 and comprising grades 1 through 12 and a preschool, was consolidated with LCD. Its campus became known as the Browns Lane Campus, home to preschool and grades 1 through 6, while the Rock Creek Lane Campus maintained grades 7 through 12.

Sources:

https://www.kcd.org/about/history

Pamphlets and historical sketches within the manuscript collection:

    • KHS info: Folder 33-35
    • LCD info: Folder 73-75
    • KMI info: Folder 111
    • Aquinas info: Folder 119

Scope and Content Note

Photographic items document student life at three Kentucky schools, which merged in 1972 to form Kentucky Country Day School. Most photos are from Kentucky Home School for Girls (KHS). They include individual student and faculty portraits, class and graduation group photos, and photos from theater productions, May Day celebrations, Glee Club/choir concerts, and sports events. The collection also includes one folder of photos from the Louisville Country Day School (LCD) and one from the Kentucky Military Institute (KMI).

Three oversized Kentucky Military Institute photographs have been separated from the collection:

    • SCH-153: Company D, second platoon, n.d.
    • SCH-154: Company D, second platoon, n.d.
    • SCH-155: “Company,” first and second platoons, 1938

Related collections:

    • Kentucky Home School for Girls records, 1874-2013 [Filson special collections: Mss. BI K33]
    • KHS, LCD, and KMI yearbooks [Filson library collection]
    • KMI regalia and ephemera [Filson museum collection: 2021.37]

Folder List

Series 1: Kentucky Home School for Girls (KHS)

Folder 1: KHS portrait photographs, ca. 1865-1900

Folder 2: KHS portrait photographs, ca. 1865-1900

Folder 3: Portraits of Annie S. Anderson, 1911-1917 and n.d.

Folder 4: Portraits of Annie S. Waters, n.d.

Folder 5: KHS portrait photographs, 1920s-1967 and n.d.

Folder 6: KHS group class photos, ca. late 1800s-1940s

Folder 7: KHS group class photos, 1950s

Folder 8: KHS group class photos, 1960s

Folder 9: KHS group class photos, n.d.

Folder 10: KHS graduation, 1927-ca.1970s

Folder 11: KHS theater productions, 1929-1966 and n.d.

Folder 12: KHS May Day, 1941-1972 and n.d.

Folder 13: KHS Glee Club / choir, 1944-1957 and n.d.

Folder 14: KHS sports, 1934-1957 and n.d.

Folder 15: 2301 Douglas Boulevard after being emptied, ca. 1972

Folder 16: KHS alumnae event, 1999

Folder 17: KHS miscellaneous, 1940-1972 and n.d.

Series 2: Louisville Country Day School (LCD)

Folder 18: LCD building and class photos, 1959 and n.d.

Series 3: Kentucky Military Institute (KMI)

Folder 19: KMI portraits, class photos, and postcards, 1938-1963 and n.d.

Louisville Railway Photograph Collection, 1880-1950

Held by The Filson Historical Society

Creator: Louisville Railway Company

Title: Photograph Collection, 1880-1950

Rights: For information regarding literary and copyright interest for these papers, contact the Collections Department.

Size of Collection: 1214 items / 2.3 cubic feet

Location Number: 998PC47

Scope and Content Note

The collection contains photographs of early mule cars, electric streetcars, buses, and interurban rail cars. Also included are photographs of car barns, power houses, shops, work cars, maintenance equipment, and street scenes of tracks and cars. There are some photographs of employees and company functions, but most are not identified.

Historical Note 

The Louisville Railway Company (later the Louisville Transit Company) was a privately owned company which operated the trolley and interurban lines in Louisville and adjacent suburban areas. Mule-drawn streetcars were on the streets of Louisville by 1866. In 1890, three local streetcar companies were merged to form the Louisville Railway Company and the conversion to electric trolleys began that same year. Electric railway lines were extended to suburban areas in 1901-1910, and the first buses were put into service in Louisville in 1923. Private operation of the transit system ended in the 1970s and the Transit Authority of River City (TARC) was established by city government to run the system.

Photograph List 

Item Number Box Description
998PC47.1 Box 1; Folder 1 (Louisville Transit Company) Thomas J. Minary, president of Louisville Railway Co., 1913.
998PC47.2 Box 1; Folder 1 (Louisville Transit Company) Birney Safety Car; 29th and Garland Shop, 1928.
998PC47.3 Box 1; Folder 1 (Louisville Transit Company) Charles Lewis Christopher, 1924.
998PC47.4 Box 1; Folder 1 (Louisville Transit Company) Louisville Railway Co. inspectors, n.d.
998PC47.5 Box 1; Folder 1 (Louisville Transit Company) Louisville Railway Co. motormen or conductors, n.d.
998PC47.6 Box 1; Folder 1 (Louisville Transit Company) unidentified, n.d.
998PC47.7 Box 1; Folder 1 (Louisville Transit Company) unidentified, n.d.
998PC47.8 Box 1; Folder 1 (Louisville Transit Company) Charles Lewis Christopher, n.d.
998PC47.9 Box 1; Folder 1 (Louisville Transit Company) John Hornecker, Power Dept.,  n.d.
998PC47.10 Box 1; Folder 1 (Louisville Transit Company) H.E. Burnell, n.d.
998PC47.11 Box 1; Folder 1 (Louisville Transit Company) R.A. Watts, n.d.
998PC47.12 Box 1; Folder 1 (Louisville Transit Company) 18th and Walnut Shop employees, ca. 1928.
998PC47.12a Box 1; Folder 1 (Louisville Transit Company) 18th and Walnut Shop employees, ca. 1928.
998PC47.13 Box 1; Folder 1 (Louisville Transit Company) Charles Thomas Barnes, president of Louisville Railway Co., n.d.
998PC47.14 Box 1; Folder 1 (Louisville Transit Company) Charles Thomas Barnes, n.d.
998PC47.14a Box 1; Folder 1 (Louisville Transit Company) Charles Thomas Barnes, n.d.
998PC47.15 Box 1; Folder 1 (Louisville Transit Company) possibly Louisville Railway Co. office.
998PC47.16 Box 1; Folder 2 (Louisville Transit Company) Louisville Mayor Neville Miller christening trolley coach; includes Frank H. Miller, president of Louisville Railway Co., and R.C. Mayhall, Secretary and Purchasing Agent; 1936.
998PC47.17 Box 1; Folder 2 (Louisville Transit Company) Louisville Mayor Neville Miller christening trolley coach; includes Frank H. Miller, president of Louisville Railway Co., and R.C. Mayhall, Secretary and Purchasing Agent; 1936.
998PC47.18 Box 1; Folder 2 (Louisville Transit Company) Louisville Mayor Neville Miller christening trolley coach; includes Frank H. Miller, president of Louisville Railway Co., and R.C. Mayhall, Secretary and Purchasing Agent; 1936.
998PC47.19 Box 1; Folder 2 (Louisville Transit Company) Louisville Mayor Neville Miller christening trolley coach; includes Frank H. Miller, president of Louisville Railway Co., and R.C. Mayhall, Secretary and Purchasing Agent; 1936.
998PC47.20 Box 1; Folder 2 (Louisville Transit Company) Louisville Mayor Neville Miller christening trolley coach; includes Frank H. Miller, president of Louisville Railway Co., and R.C. Mayhall, Secretary and Purchasing Agent; 1936.
998PC47.21 Box 1; Folder 2 (Louisville Transit Company) 28th and East Walnut Substation employees, n.d.
998PC47.22 Box 1; Folder 2 (Louisville Transit Company) 29th and Garland Shop (?), Christmas party, 1928.
998PC47.23 Box 1; Folder 2 (Louisville Transit Company) St. James Church School outing at Cherokee Park, 1928.
998PC47.24 Box 1; Folder 2 (Louisville Transit Company) St. James Church School outing at Cherokee Park, 1928.
998PC47.25 Box 1; Folder 2 (Louisville Transit Company) possibly Frank H. Miller and J.P. Barnes, president of Louisville Railway Co., n.d.
998PC47.26 Box 1; Folder 2 (Louisville Transit Company) Horse, n.d.
998PC47.27 Box 1; Folder 2 (Louisville Transit Company) Rose Island Amusement Park crowd, n.d.
998PC47.28 Box 1; Folder 2 (Louisville Transit Company) Louisville Railway Co. dinner, n.d.
998PC47.29 Box 1; Folder 2 (Louisville Transit Company) possibly Louisville and Interurban employees, n.d.
998PC47.30 Box 1; Folder 2 (Louisville Transit Company) Louisville Railway Co. employee Christmas party, 1925.
998PC47.31 Box 1; Folder 2 (Louisville Transit Company) Louisville Railway Co. employee Christmas party, 1925.
998PC47.32 Box 1; Folder 2 (Louisville Transit Company) Louisville Railway Co. employee Christmas party, 1928.
998PC47.33 Box 1; Folder 2 (Louisville Transit Company) Louisville Railway Co. Christmas tree, 1925.
998PC47.34 Box 1; Folder 2 (Louisville Transit Company) Louisville Railway Co. minstrels, Buckingham Theater, n.d.
998PC47.35 Box 1; Folder 2 (Louisville Transit Company) Steamers America and Froman M. Coots, n.d.
998PC47.36 Box 1; Folder 3 (Louisville Railway Company – Miscellaneous) Street car signs on Broadway, ca. late 1920s-1930s.
998PC47.37 Box 1; Folder 3 (Louisville Railway Company – Miscellaneous) Street car signs on Broadway, ca. late 1920s-1930s.
998PC47.38 Box 1; Folder 3 (Louisville Railway Company – Miscellaneous) Street car signs on Broadway, ca. late 1920s-1930s.
998PC47.39 Box 1; Folder 3 (Louisville Railway Company – Miscellaneous) Street car signs on Broadway, ca. late 1920s-1930s.
998PC47.40 Box 1; Folder 3 (Louisville Railway Company – Miscellaneous) Street car signs on Broadway, ca. late 1920s-1930s.
998PC47.41 Box 1; Folder 3 (Louisville Railway Company – Miscellaneous) Street car signs on Broadway, ca. late 1920s-1930s.
998PC47.42 Box 1; Folder 3 (Louisville Railway Company – Miscellaneous) Street car signs on Broadway, ca. late 1920s-1930s.
998PC47.43 Box 1; Folder 3 (Louisville Railway Company – Miscellaneous) Street car signs on Broadway, ca. late 1920s-1930s.
998PC47.44 Box 1; Folder 3 (Louisville Railway Company – Miscellaneous) Street car signs on Broadway, ca. late 1920s-1930s.
998PC47.45 Box 1; Folder 3 (Louisville Railway Company – Miscellaneous) model city by E.M. Clark, n.d.
998PC47.46 Box 1; Folder 3 (Louisville Railway Company – Miscellaneous) horse car, not Louisville, ca. 1888.
998PC47.47 Box 1; Folder 3 (Louisville Railway Company – Miscellaneous) car body, Chicago Railway, n.d.
998PC47.48 Box 1; Folder 3 (Louisville Railway Company – Miscellaneous) Kentucky State Fair banners, 1923.
998PC47.49 Box 1; Folder 3 (Louisville Railway Company – Miscellaneous) Kentucky State Fair banners, 1923.
998PC47.50 Box 1; Folder 3 (Louisville Railway Company – Miscellaneous) Kentucky State Fair banners, 1923.
998PC47.51 Box 1; Folder 3 (Louisville Railway Company – Miscellaneous) Kentucky State Fair banners, 1923.
998PC47.52 Box 1; Folder 3 (Louisville Railway Company – Miscellaneous) Kentucky State Fair banners, 1923.
998PC47.53 Box 1; Folder 3 (Louisville Railway Company – Miscellaneous) Wheel press, n.d.
998PC47.54 Box 1; Folder 3 (Louisville Railway Company – Miscellaneous) Wheel press, n.d.
998PC47.55 Box 1; Folder 3 (Louisville Railway Company – Miscellaneous) Wheel press, n.d.
998PC47.56 Box 1; Folder 3 (Louisville Railway Company – Miscellaneous) efficiency award, 1929.
998PC47.57 Box 1; Folder 3 (Louisville Railway Company – Miscellaneous) safety award, 1926.
998PC47.58 Box 1; Folder 3 (Louisville Railway Company – Miscellaneous) Birney Safety car truck, n.d.
998PC47.59 Box 1; Folder 3 (Louisville Railway Company – Miscellaneous) Birney Safety car truck, n.d.
998PC47.60 Box 1; Folder 3 (Louisville Railway Company – Miscellaneous) Birney Safety car truck, n.d.
998PC47.61 Box 1; Folder 3 (Louisville Railway Company – Miscellaneous) railroad car, not Louisville, n.d.
998PC47.62 Box 1; Folder 4 (Miscellaneous Employee Photos) Maintenance and Way employees, 18th St. and East Walnut, 1921.
998PC47.63 Box 1; Folder 4 (Miscellaneous Employee Photos) Western Power Plant employees, 22nd and High St., n.d. (ca. 1920s)
998PC47.64 Box 1; Folder 4 (Miscellaneous Employee Photos) Railway dinner, 29th and Garland Ave. Shop, late 1920s.
998PC47.64a Box 1; Folder 4 (Miscellaneous Employee Photos) Railway dinner, 29th and Garland Ave. Shop, late 1920s.
998PC47.65 Box 1; Folder 4 (Miscellaneous Employee Photos) Louisville Railway Co. Minstrels, 1920s.
998PC47.66 Box 1; Folder 4 (Miscellaneous Employee Photos) Louisville Railway Co. Minstrels, 1920s.
998PC47.67 Box 1; Folder 4 (Miscellaneous Employee Photos) Louisville Railway Co. Minstrels, 1920s.
998PC47.68 Box 1; Folder 4 (Miscellaneous Employee Photos) Louisville Railway Co. Minstrels, 1920s.
998PC47.69 Box 1; Folder 4 (Miscellaneous Employee Photos) Louisville Railway Co. Minstrels, 1920s.
998PC47.70 Box 1; Folder 4 (Miscellaneous Employee Photos) Safety Dept. dinner, 1930.
998PC47.71 Box 1; Folder 4 (Miscellaneous Employee Photos) Christmas Party, C.T. Barnes present, possibly 29th and Garland employees, 1930.
998PC47.72 Box 1; Folder 4 (Miscellaneous Employee Photos) selling service trophies, 1929.
998PC47.73 Box 1; Folder 4 (Miscellaneous Employee Photos) selling service contest dinner, 1929.
998PC47.74 Box 1; Folder 5 (Mule Drawn Street Cars) mule car to the Southern Exposition, 1883.
998PC47.75 Box 1; Folder 5 (Mule Drawn Street Cars) 4th St. to Central Park mule car, 1874.
998PC47.76 Box 1; Folder 5 (Mule Drawn Street Cars) 4th St. to Central Park mule car, 1874.
998PC47.77 Box 1; Folder 5 (Mule Drawn Street Cars) Mule car #102, 1890.
998PC47.78 Box 1; Folder 5 (Mule Drawn Street Cars) Mule car #102, 1890.
998PC47.79 Box 1; Folder 5 (Mule Drawn Street Cars) Mule car #102, 1890.
998PC47.80 Box 1; Folder 5 (Mule Drawn Street Cars) Mule car, south bound on Campbell at Jacob (later Finzer), n.d.
998PC47.81 Box 1; Folder 5 (Mule Drawn Street Cars) Mule car, south bound on Campbell at Jacob (later Finzer), n.d.
998PC47.82 Box 1; Folder 5 (Mule Drawn Street Cars) Mule car #102, n.d.
998PC47.83 Box 1; Folder 5 (Mule Drawn Street Cars) Mule car #102, n.d.
998PC47.84 Box 1; Folder 5 (Mule Drawn Street Cars) Mule car, south bound on Campbell at Jacob (later Finzer), n.d.
998PC47.85 Box 1; Folder 5 (Mule Drawn Street Cars) Mule car in barn at Baxter and Highland Station (?), n.d.
998PC47.86 Box 1; Folder 5 (Mule Drawn Street Cars) Mule car in barn at Baxter and Highland Station (?), n.d.
998PC47.87 Box 1; Folder 5 (Mule Drawn Street Cars) Open Mule car, 29th and Broadway, 1917.
998PC47.88 Box 1; Folder 5 (Mule Drawn Street Cars) Mule car #102, Progress Parade, 1924.
998PC47.89 Box 1; Folder 6 (Louisville Transit Company) Beach, n.d.
998PC47.90 Box 1; Folder 6 (Louisville Transit Company) beach, n.d.
998PC47.91 Box 1; Folder 6 (Louisville Transit Company) Swimming pool– Fontaine Ferry, Rose Island, White City, Sugar Grove (?), n.d.
998PC47.92 Box 1; Folder 6 (Louisville Transit Company) Employee baseball team, n.d.
998PC47.93 Box 1; Folder 6 (Louisville Transit Company) Employee basketball team, n.d.
998PC47.94 Box 1; Folder 6 (Louisville Transit Company) Employee basketball team, n.d.
998PC47.95 Box 1; Folder 6 (Louisville Transit Company) Employee baseball team, n.d.
998PC47.96 Box 1; Folder 7 (Mule Drawn Street Cars) Mule drawn car, 4th St. and Oak, 1884.
998PC47.97 Box 1; Folder 7 (Mule Drawn Street Cars) Mule drawn car # 88, 29th and Garland shop, n.d.
998PC47.98 Box 1; Folder 7 (Mule Drawn Street Cars) Mule Car #175, Portland Ave., Main and Preston , n.d. [U of L, C/S]
998PC47.99 Box 1; Folder 7 (Mule Drawn Street Cars) Mule car, Frankfort Avenue, 1989. [U of L, C/S]
998PC47.100 Box 1; Folder 7 (Mule Drawn Street Cars) Mule car # 88 ½ at Old River Road.
998PC47.101 Box 1; Folder 7 (Mule Drawn Street Cars) Mule car # 1, n.d.
998PC47.102 Box 1; Folder 8 (Kentucky Carriers Inc., [Louisville Railway Co.], Buses) Miss Louisville bus, on warf, 1928.
998PC47.103 Box 1; Folder 8 (Kentucky Carriers Inc., [Louisville Railway Co.], Buses) Miss Louisville bus, on warf, 1928.
998PC47.104 Box 1; Folder 8 (Kentucky Carriers Inc., [Louisville Railway Co.], Buses) Miss Louisville bus, interiors, 1928.
998PC47.105 Box 1; Folder 8 (Kentucky Carriers Inc., [Louisville Railway Co.], Buses) Miss Louisville bus, interiors, 1928.
998PC47.106 Box 1; Folder 8 (Kentucky Carriers Inc., [Louisville Railway Co.], Buses) Miss Louisville bus, interiors, 1928.
998PC47.107 Box 1; Folder 8 (Kentucky Carriers Inc., [Louisville Railway Co.], Buses) Miss Louisville bus, interiors, 1928.
998PC47.108 Box 1; Folder 8 (Kentucky Carriers Inc., [Louisville Railway Co.], Buses) Miss Louisville bus, interiors, 1928.
998PC47.109 Box 1; Folder 8 (Kentucky Carriers Inc., [Louisville Railway Co.], Buses) Miss Louisville bus, interiors, 1928.
998PC47.110 Box 1; Folder 8 (Kentucky Carriers Inc., [Louisville Railway Co.], Buses) Yellow Coach, interiors, 1928.
998PC47.111 Box 1; Folder 8 (Kentucky Carriers Inc., [Louisville Railway Co.], Buses) Yellow Coach, interiors, 1928.
998PC47.112 Box 1; Folder 8 (Kentucky Carriers Inc., [Louisville Railway Co.], Buses) Yellow Coach, interiors, 1928.
998PC47.113 Box 1; Folder 8 (Kentucky Carriers Inc., [Louisville Railway Co.], Buses) bus garage, 18th and Walnut shop, 1934. [U of L, C/S]
998PC47.114 Box 1; Folder 8 (Kentucky Carriers Inc., [Louisville Railway Co.], Buses) Bender Body Co. builder photo, ca. 1928.
998PC47.115 Box 1; Folder 8 (Kentucky Carriers Inc., [Louisville Railway Co.], Buses) Kentucky Carrier Inc., five white coaches, n.d.
998PC47.116 Box 1; Folder 8 (Kentucky Carriers Inc., [Louisville Railway Co.], Buses) Kentucky Carrier white coach #3, n.d.
998PC47.117 Box 1; Folder 8 (Kentucky Carriers Inc., [Louisville Railway Co.], Buses) Yellow Truck and coach bus, 29th and Garland shop, ca. 1928.
998PC47.118 Box 1; Folder 8 (Kentucky Carriers Inc., [Louisville Railway Co.], Buses) Miss Louisville bus, on 6th at the warf, ca. 1928.
998PC47.119 Box 1; Folder 8 (Kentucky Carriers Inc., [Louisville Railway Co.], Buses) white coach, n.d.
998PC47.120 Box 1; Folder 9 (Buses [Gasoline and Diesel]) Miss Louisville bus, 18th and Walnut shop, 1928.
998PC47.121 Box 1; Folder 9 (Buses [Gasoline and Diesel]) Miss Louisville bus, 18th and Walnut shop, 1928.
998PC47.122 Box 1; Folder 9 (Buses [Gasoline and Diesel]) Miss Louisville bus, 18th and Walnut shop, 1928.
998PC47.123 Box 1; Folder 9 (Buses [Gasoline and Diesel]) White coach bus, 18th and Walnut, American Legion Convention (?) ca. 1929.
998PC47.124 Box 1; Folder 9 (Buses [Gasoline and Diesel]) White coach bus # 2, 18th and Walnut shop, 1928.
998PC47.125 Box 1; Folder 9 (Buses [Gasoline and Diesel]) White coach bus # 2, 18th and Walnut shop, 1928.
998PC47.126 Box 1; Folder 9 (Buses [Gasoline and Diesel]) White coach bus # 2, 18th and Walnut shop, 1928.
998PC47.127 Box 1; Folder 9 (Buses [Gasoline and Diesel]) White coach bus # 20, 18th and Walnut shop, 1928.
998PC47.128 Box 1; Folder 9 (Buses [Gasoline and Diesel]) White coach bus # 20, 18th and Walnut shop, 1928.
998PC47.129 Box 1; Folder 9 (Buses [Gasoline and Diesel]) Reo coach bus, 18th and Walnut shop, 1928.
998PC47.130 Box 1; Folder 9 (Buses [Gasoline and Diesel]) Reo coach bus, 18th and Walnut shop, 1928.
998PC47.131 Box 1; Folder 9 (Buses [Gasoline and Diesel]) Reo coach bus, 18th and Walnut shop, 1928.
998PC47.132 Box 1; Folder 9 (Buses [Gasoline and Diesel]) Studebaker coach bus #35, 18th and Walnut shop, 1928.
998PC47.133 Box 1; Folder 9 (Buses [Gasoline and Diesel]) Studebaker coach bus #35, 18th and Walnut shop, 1928.; Studebaker coach bus #39, 18th and Walnut shop, 1928.
998PC47.134 Box 1; Folder 9 (Buses [Gasoline and Diesel]) Studebaker coach bus #39, 18th and Walnut shop, 1928.
998PC47.135 Box 1; Folder 9 (Buses [Gasoline and Diesel]) Studebaker coach bus #39, 18th and Walnut shop, 1928.
998PC47.136 Box 1; Folder 9 (Buses [Gasoline and Diesel]) Studebaker coach bus #39, 18th and Walnut shop, 1928.
998PC47.137 Box 1; Folder 9 (Buses [Gasoline and Diesel]) Yellow coach bus #52, 18th and Walnut shop, 1928.
998PC47.138 Box 1; Folder 9 (Buses [Gasoline and Diesel]) Yellow coach bus #52, 18th and Walnut shop, 1928.
998PC47.139 Box 1; Folder 9 (Buses [Gasoline and Diesel]) Mack coach bus #61, 18th and Walnut shop, 1928.
998PC47.140 Box 1; Folder 9 (Buses [Gasoline and Diesel]) Mack coach bus #61, 18th and Walnut shop, 1928.
998PC47.141 Box 1; Folder 9 (Buses [Gasoline and Diesel]) Mack coach bus #61, 18th and Walnut shop, 1928.
998PC47.142 Box 1; Folder 9 (Buses [Gasoline and Diesel]) unknown bus, 29th and Garland shop, n.d.
998PC47.143 Box 1; Folder 10 (Buses [Gasoline and Diesel]) Broadway bus heading west, 4th and Broadway, ca. 1942.
998PC47.144 Box 1; Folder 10 (Buses [Gasoline and Diesel]) Diesel coach #268, 29th and Garland shop, 1941.
998PC47.145 Box 1; Folder 10 (Buses [Gasoline and Diesel]) Diesel coach #268, 29th and Garland shop, 1941.
998PC47.146 Box 1; Folder 10 (Buses [Gasoline and Diesel]) Diesel coach #282, 29th and Garland shop, 1941.
998PC47.147 Box 1; Folder 10 (Buses [Gasoline and Diesel]) Ford transit bus #100, 28th and Broadway car barn, ca. 1942.
998PC47.148 Box 1; Folder 10 (Buses [Gasoline and Diesel]) Ford transit bus #402, 28th and Broadway car barn,  n.d.
998PC47.149 Box 1; Folder 10 (Buses [Gasoline and Diesel]) Ford transit bus #402, 28th and Broadway car barn,  n.d.
998PC47.150 Box 1; Folder 10 (Buses [Gasoline and Diesel]) Diesel coach #551, 29th and Garland shop (?), 1950.
998PC47.151 Box 1; Folder 10 (Buses [Gasoline and Diesel]) Mack bus #603, 18th – Preston and Portland – Shelby line, 1946.
998PC47.152 Box 1; Folder 10 (Buses [Gasoline and Diesel]) interior Fort transit bus, 1941. (advertisements visible)
998PC47.153 Box 1; Folder 10 (Buses [Gasoline and Diesel]) Bardstown Road – Jefferson St. bus, 1941. (advertisements visible)
998PC47.154 Box 1; Folder 10 (Buses [Gasoline and Diesel]) 41 Pass bus, 29th and Garland shop, n.d. (colored; advertisements visible)
998PC47.155 Box 1; Folder 10 (Buses [Gasoline and Diesel]) Diesel bus, 29th and Garland shop, ca. 1941. (advertisements visible)
998PC47.156 Box 1; Folder 11 (Buses – Electric [Trolley Coach]) Brill trolley coach, Walnut and Crescent Hill, 1941.
998PC47.157 Box 1; Folder 11 (Buses – Electric [Trolley Coach]) #203 trolley coach, 4th and Walnut, ca. 1936-1937.
998PC47.158 Box 1; Folder 11 (Buses – Electric [Trolley Coach]) #213 Brill trolley coach, 1936.
998PC47.159 Box 1; Folder 11 (Buses – Electric [Trolley Coach]) #213 Brill trolley coach, 1936.
998PC47.160 Box 1; Folder 11 (Buses – Electric [Trolley Coach]) #229 trolley coach, Frankfort Avenue in Crescent Hill, 1936.
998PC47.161 Box 1; Folder 11 (Buses – Electric [Trolley Coach]) #319 trolley coach, ca. 1941.
998PC47.162 Box 1; Folder 11 (Buses – Electric [Trolley Coach]) #319 trolley coach, ca. 1941.
998PC47.163 Box 1; Folder 11 (Buses – Electric [Trolley Coach]) #319 trolley coach interior, 1942.
998PC47.164 Box 1; Folder 11 (Buses – Electric [Trolley Coach]) #319 trolley coach interior, 1942.
998PC47.165 Box 1; Folder 11 (Buses – Electric [Trolley Coach]) 400 passenger trolley coach, n.d.
998PC47.166 Box 1; Folder 11 (Buses – Electric [Trolley Coach]) #301 trolley coach, 4th and Walnut, ca. 1941-1945.
998PC47.167 Box 1; Folder 11 (Buses – Electric [Trolley Coach]) trolley coach interior, n.d. (advertisements visible)
998PC47.168 Box 1; Folder 11 (Buses – Electric [Trolley Coach]) #231 trolley coach, 4th and Walnut, 1941.
998PC47.169 Box 2; Folder 12 (Early Electric Cars) Green St. (Liberty St.) electric car – first type used in Louisville, Baxter and Highland Barn or 19th and Green St. (Liberty St.), n.d.
998PC47.170 Box 2; Folder 12 (Early Electric Cars) Early electric car, Baxter at Broadway, ca. 1889-1890.
998PC47.171 Box 2; Folder 12 (Early Electric Cars) Electrified horse car, Baxter at Hamilton Ave., n.d.
998PC47.172 Box 2; Folder 12 (Early Electric Cars) Early electric car, 29th and Broadway barn, ca. 1924.
998PC47.173 Box 2; Folder 13 (City Passenger Cars #250) #250 trolley car, Market St., 1929.
998PC47.174 Box 2; Folder 13 (City Passenger Cars #250) #250 trolley car, 4th and Market St., 1929.
998PC47.175 Box 2; Folder 13 (City Passenger Cars #250) #250 trolley car, 29th and  Garland shop, 1929.
998PC47.176 Box 2; Folder 13 (City Passenger Cars #250) #250 trolley car interior, Brook south of  Liberty, 1929. (advertisements visible)
998PC47.177 Box 2; Folder 13 (City Passenger Cars #250) #250 trolley car interior, Brook south of  Liberty, 1929. (advertisements visible)
998PC47.178 Box 2; Folder 13 (City Passenger Cars #250) #250 trolley car interior, n.d. (advertisements visible)
998PC47.179 Box 2; Folder 13 (City Passenger Cars #250) #250 trolley car interior, Jefferson and Market (?), 1929. (advertisements visible)  [U of L – C/S]
998PC47.180 Box 2; Folder 14 (City Passenger Cars and Trailers #100) Kuhlman Car #100, 1929.
998PC47.181 Box 2; Folder 14 (City Passenger Cars and Trailers #100) Kuhlman Car #100, 1929.
998PC47.182 Box 2; Folder 14 (City Passenger Cars and Trailers #100) Kuhlman Car #100, 1929.
998PC47.183 Box 2; Folder 14 (City Passenger Cars and Trailers #100) Interior Kuhlman Car #100, 1929.
998PC47.184 Box 2; Folder 14 (City Passenger Cars and Trailers #100) Interior Kuhlman Car #100, 1929.
998PC47.185 Box 2; Folder 14 (City Passenger Cars and Trailers #100) Kuhlman Car body #100, 1929.
998PC47.186 Box 2; Folder 15 (City Passenger Cars and Trailers #193) Car #193, 29th and Garland shop, ca. 1916-1917.
998PC47.187 Box 2; Folder 15 (City Passenger Cars and Trailers #193) Car #193, 29th and Garland Shop, 1917.
998PC47.188 Box 2; Folder 16 (City Passenger Cars and Trailers #200) Car #200, Main St., 1929.
998PC47.189 Box 2; Folder 16 (City Passenger Cars and Trailers #200) Car #200, ca. 1929.
998PC47.190 Box 2; Folder 16 (City Passenger Cars and Trailers #200) Interior car #200, ca. 1929.
998PC47.191 Box 2; Folder 16 (City Passenger Cars and Trailers #200) Interior car #200, ca. 1929.
998PC47.192 Box 2; Folder 17 (City Passenger Cars and Trailers, #264, #266) Owl car #264, 29th and Garland shop, ca. 1915-1920.
998PC47.193 Box 2; Folder 17 (City Passenger Cars and Trailers, #264, #266) Owl car #266, 1917.
998PC47.194 Box 2; Folder 18 (City Passenger Cars and Trailers) Trailer car #372, n.d.
998PC47.195 Box 2; Folder 18 (City Passenger Cars and Trailers) Trailer car #372, n.d.
998PC47.196 Box 2; Folder 18 (City Passenger Cars and Trailers) Trailer car #356, 29th and Garland shop, 1924.
998PC47.197 Box 2; Folder 18 (City Passenger Cars and Trailers) Trailer car #356, 1924.
998PC47.198 Box 2; Folder 18 (City Passenger Cars and Trailers) Trailer car #364, Jefferson at 4th, 1926.
998PC47.199 Box 2; Folder 18 (City Passenger Cars and Trailers) 4th Avenue trailer truck, n.d.
998PC47.200 Box 2; Folder 18 (City Passenger Cars and Trailers) Trailer car #345, 29th and Garland shop, 1917.
998PC47.201 Box 2; Folder 19 (City Passenger Cars and Trailers) Sar #401, n.d.
998PC47.201A Box 2; Folder 19 (City Passenger Cars and Trailers) Interior Birney Safety car #410, 29th and Broadway, 1945.
998PC47.201B Box 2; Folder 19 (City Passenger Cars and Trailers) Interior Birney Safety car #410, 29th and Garland shop, 1945. (advertisements visible)
998PC47.201C Box 2; Folder 19 (City Passenger Cars and Trailers) Interior Birney Safety car #410, 1945. (advertisements visible)
998PC47.201D Box 2; Folder 19 (City Passenger Cars and Trailers) Interior Birney Safety car #410, 1945. (advertisements visible)
998PC47.201E Box 2; Folder 19 (City Passenger Cars and Trailers) Birney car #432, Garland Avenue, n.d.
998PC47.202 Box 2; Folder 19 (City Passenger Cars and Trailers) Birney car #432, Garland Avenue, n.d.
998PC47.203 Box 2; Folder 19 (City Passenger Cars and Trailers) Interior Birney car #432, n.d. (advertisements visible)
998PC47.204 Box 2; Folder 19 (City Passenger Cars and Trailers) Interior Birney car #432, Garland Ave., n.d. (advertisements visible)
998PC47.205 Box 2; Folder 19 (City Passenger Cars and Trailers) Car #461, n.d.
998PC47.206 Box 2; Folder 19 (City Passenger Cars and Trailers) Birney car #461, 29th and Garland shop, n.d.
998PC47.207 Box 2; Folder 19 (City Passenger Cars and Trailers) Car #461, 29th and Garland shop, n.d.
998PC47.208 Box 2; Folder 19 (City Passenger Cars and Trailers) Car #461, n.d.
998PC47.209 Box 2; Folder 19 (City Passenger Cars and Trailers) Car #468, 4th Avenue Car Barn, n.d.
998PC47.210 Box 2; Folder 19 (City Passenger Cars and Trailers) Cars #405, #475, ca. 1945-1946.
998PC47.211 Box 2; Folder 20 (City Passenger Cars and Trailers) Electric car #506, 32nd and Portland, 1889.
998PC47.212 Box 2; Folder 20 (City Passenger Cars and Trailers) Electric car #506, 32nd and Portland, 1889.
998PC47.213 Box 2; Folder 20 (City Passenger Cars and Trailers) Car #585, 29th and Garland shop, ca. 1900.
998PC47.214 Box 2; Folder 21 (City Passenger Cars and Trailers) Car #645, 29th and Broadway, 1940.
998PC47.215 Box 2; Folder 22 (City Passenger Cars and Trailers, 700 series) Car #707, 26th and Market (?), ca. 1900.
998PC47.216 Box 2; Folder 22 (City Passenger Cars and Trailers, 700 series) Car #712, ca. 1914-1917.
998PC47.217 Box 2; Folder 22 (City Passenger Cars and Trailers, 700 series) Car #712, ca. 1914-1917.
998PC47.218 Box 2; Folder 22 (City Passenger Cars and Trailers, 700 series) Car #725 (?), 1917.
998PC47.219 Box 2; Folder 22 (City Passenger Cars and Trailers, 700 series) Peter-Witt car #772, n.d.
998PC47.220 Box 2; Folder 22 (City Passenger Cars and Trailers, 700 series) Interior Peter Witt car #772, n.d.
998PC47.221 Box 2; Folder 22 (City Passenger Cars and Trailers, 700 series) Interior Peter Witt car #772, n.d.
998PC47.222 Box 2; Folder 22 (City Passenger Cars and Trailers, 700 series) Peter-Witt car #772, Garland Ave., ca. 1924.
998PC47.223 Box 2; Folder 22 (City Passenger Cars and Trailers, 700 series) Car #775, n.d.
998PC47.224 Box 2; Folder 22 (City Passenger Cars and Trailers, 700 series) Car #777, 1924.
998PC47.225 Box 2; Folder 22 (City Passenger Cars and Trailers, 700 series) Car #225, 1947.
998PC47.226 Box 2; Folder 22 (City Passenger Cars and Trailers, 700 series) Car #781, 4th and Avery barn, 1947.
998PC47.227 Box 2; Folder 22 (City Passenger Cars and Trailers, 700 series) Motor car #784 and trailer #355, Main St., n.d.
998PC47.228 Box 2; Folder 23 (City Passenger Cars and Trailers, 800 series) Dupont truck, n.d.
998PC47.229 Box 2; Folder 23 (City Passenger Cars and Trailers, 800 series) Car #813, 29th and Broadway barn, 1945.
998PC47.230 Box 2; Folder 23 (City Passenger Cars and Trailers, 800 series) Interior car #811, 29th and Garland shop, 1945. (advertisements visible)
998PC47.231 Box 2; Folder 23 (City Passenger Cars and Trailers, 800 series) Interior car #811, 29th and Garland shop, 1945. (advertisements visible)
998PC47.232 Box 2; Folder 23 (City Passenger Cars and Trailers, 800 series) #855 car, 13th and Market, n.d.
998PC47.233 Box 2; Folder 23 (City Passenger Cars and Trailers, 800 series) Car, 1929.
998PC47.234 Box 2; Folder 23 (City Passenger Cars and Trailers, 800 series) Car #880, Clifton Loop on Frankfort Ave. or Market St., 1928.
998PC47.235 Box 2; Folder 23 (City Passenger Cars and Trailers, 800 series) Car #883, 29th and Garland shop, 1916.
998PC47.236 Box 2; Folder 23 (City Passenger Cars and Trailers, 800 series) Car #835, 29th and Broadway shop, ca. 1945.
998PC47.237 Box 2; Folder 23 (City Passenger Cars and Trailers, 800 series) Car #835, 29th and Broadway shop, ca. 1945.
998PC47.238 Box 2; Folder 24 (City Passenger Cars and Trailers) Car #935 being scrapped, 1945.
998PC47.239 Box 2; Folder 24 (City Passenger Cars and Trailers) Car #951, ca. 1930-1931.
998PC47.240 Box 2; Folder 24 (City Passenger Cars and Trailers) Car #957, n.d.
998PC47.241 Box 2; Folder 24 (City Passenger Cars and Trailers) Interior car #957, 1922. (advertisements visible)
998PC47.242 Box 2; Folder 24 (City Passenger Cars and Trailers) Interior car #957, 1922. (advertisements visible)
998PC47.243 Box 2; Folder 24 (City Passenger Cars and Trailers) Interior car #957, 1922. (advertisements visible)
998PC47.244 Box 2; Folder 24 (City Passenger Cars and Trailers) Car #1009, 1945.
998PC47.245 Box 2; Folder 24 (City Passenger Cars and Trailers) Car #1023, 29th and Broadway, n.d.
998PC47.246 Box 2; Folder 25 (City Passenger Cars and Trailers, 1050 series) Car #1079, Bloom St. near 4th and Avery barn, 1947.
998PC47.247 Box 2; Folder 25 (City Passenger Cars and Trailers, 1050 series) Interior car #1079, 4th and Bloom, 1947.
998PC47.248 Box 2; Folder 25 (City Passenger Cars and Trailers, 1050 series) Car #1050, n.d.
998PC47.249 Box 2; Folder 25 (City Passenger Cars and Trailers, 1050 series) Car #1050, 29th and Garland shop, n.d.
998PC47.250 Box 2; Folder 25 (City Passenger Cars and Trailers, 1050 series) Interior car #1050, n.d. (advertisements visible)
998PC47.251 Box 2; Folder 25 (City Passenger Cars and Trailers, 1050 series) Interior car #1050, n.d. (advertisements visible)
998PC47.252 Box 2; Folder 25 (City Passenger Cars and Trailers, 1050 series) Car #1052, 1910.
998PC47.253 Box 2; Folder 25 (City Passenger Cars and Trailers, 1050 series) Car #1057, last electric car in passenger service on Derby Day, 1948.
998PC47.254 Box 2; Folder 25 (City Passenger Cars and Trailers, 1050 series) Car #1062 – “Park 7th”, 29th and Garland shop, n.d.
998PC47.255 Box 2; Folder 25 (City Passenger Cars and Trailers, 1050 series) Car #1072, 4th and Bloom, n.d.
998PC47.256 Box 2; Folder 26 (City Passenger Cars and Trailers) Car #1102, 1945.
998PC47.257 Box 2; Folder 26 (City Passenger Cars and Trailers) Interior car #1102, 1945. (advertisements visible)
998PC47.258 Box 2; Folder 26 (City Passenger Cars and Trailers) Interior car #1102, 1945. (advertisements visible)
998PC47.259 Box 2; Folder 26 (City Passenger Cars and Trailers) Car #1103, ca. 1911.
998PC47.260 Box 2; Folder 27 (City Passenger Cars and Trailers, 1000 series) Car #1083-1112, 1917.
998PC47.261 Box 2; Folder 27 (City Passenger Cars and Trailers, 1000 series) 1000 series car, ca. 1916.
998PC47.262 Box 2; Folder 27 (City Passenger Cars and Trailers, 1000 series) Interior series 1050-1082 or 1083-1112, 4th St., n.d.
998PC47.263 Box 2; Folder 27 (City Passenger Cars and Trailers, 1000 series) Interior 1000 series, 1945. (advertisements visible)
998PC47.264 Box 2; Folder 27 (City Passenger Cars and Trailers, 1000 series) Interior 1000 series, 1945. (advertisements visible)
998PC47.265 Box 2; Folder 27 (City Passenger Cars and Trailers, 1000 series) Interior 1000 series, 1945. (advertisements visible)
998PC47.266 Box 2; Folder 27 (City Passenger Cars and Trailers, 1000 series) Interior 1000 series, 1945. (advertisements visible)
998PC47.267 Box 2; Folder 27 (City Passenger Cars and Trailers, 1000 series) Car #1098, n.d.
998PC47.268 Box 2; Folder 28 (Work cars, Service Cars and Trucks [Snow Sweepers]) Snow drag, 29th and Broadway, n.d.
998PC47.269 Box 2; Folder 28 (Work cars, Service Cars and Trucks [Snow Sweepers]) Snow drag, n.d.
998PC47.270 Box 2; Folder 28 (Work cars, Service Cars and Trucks [Snow Sweepers]) Snow sweeper #1, 29th and Broadway, n.d.
998PC47.271 Box 2; Folder 28 (Work cars, Service Cars and Trucks [Snow Sweepers]) Snow sweeper #1, 29th and Broadway, n.d.
998PC47.272 Box 2; Folder 28 (Work cars, Service Cars and Trucks [Snow Sweepers]) Snow sweeper #1, 29th and Broadway, n.d.
998PC47.273 Box 2; Folder 28 (Work cars, Service Cars and Trucks [Snow Sweepers]) Snow sweeper #2, 29th and Broadway, n.d.
998PC47.274 Box 2; Folder 28 (Work cars, Service Cars and Trucks [Snow Sweepers]) Snow sweeper #2, 29th and Broadway, n.d.
998PC47.275 Box 2; Folder 28 (Work cars, Service Cars and Trucks [Snow Sweepers]) Snow sweeper #2, 29th and Broadway, n.d.
998PC47.276 Box 2; Folder 28 (Work cars, Service Cars and Trucks [Snow Sweepers]) Snow sweeper #1, 29th and Broadway, n.d.
998PC47.277 Box 2; Folder 28 (Work cars, Service Cars and Trucks [Snow Sweepers]) Snow sweeper #1, Snow draw, 1916.
998PC47.278 Box 2; Folder 28 (Work cars, Service Cars and Trucks [Snow Sweepers]) Snow sweeper #2, 29th and Broadway, n.d.
998PC47.279 Box 2; Folder 29 (Work Cars, Service Cars, and Trucks) Rail storage, 1928.
998PC47.280 Box 2; Folder 29 (Work Cars, Service Cars, and Trucks) Concrete mixer, 18th and Walnut St. barn, 1929.
998PC47.281 Box 2; Folder 29 (Work Cars, Service Cars, and Trucks) Truck #17, Louisville warf, 1928.
998PC47.282 Box 2; Folder 29 (Work Cars, Service Cars, and Trucks) Cars in “traveling position”, 29th St. and Garland, n.d. (ca. 1920s)
998PC47.283 Box 2; Folder 29 (Work Cars, Service Cars, and Trucks) Dump car #60, 29th and Garland, n.d. (ca. 1920s)
998PC47.284 Box 2; Folder 29 (Work Cars, Service Cars, and Trucks) Flusher car, 29th and Garland, n.d. (ca. 1920s)
998PC47.285 Box 2; Folder 29 (Work Cars, Service Cars, and Trucks) Flusher car, 29th and Garland, n.d. (ca. 1920s)
998PC47.286 Box 2; Folder 30 (Work Cars, Service Cars, and Trucks) Pay car #193, 1917.
998PC47.287 Box 2; Folder 30 (Work Cars, Service Cars, and Trucks) Concrete mixers, Ash car, 1917.
998PC47.288 Box 2; Folder 30 (Work Cars, Service Cars, and Trucks) Tank sprinkler #1, 29th and Garland, 1917.
998PC47.289 Box 2; Folder 30 (Work Cars, Service Cars, and Trucks) Line car #5, 4th and Avery, n.d.
998PC47.290 Box 2; Folder 30 (Work Cars, Service Cars, and Trucks) Money car, 29th and Garland, 1917.
998PC47.290a Box 2; Folder 30 (Work Cars, Service Cars, and Trucks) Interurban car #572 which carries people in Audubon Park and a box sprinkler, 29th and Garland, 1917.
998PC47.291 Box 2; Folder 31 (Work Cars, Service Cars and Trucks, Mounted and Mule Drawn Trucks) Horse drawn tower wagon #1, 29th and Garland, n.d.
998PC47.292 Box 2; Folder 31 (Work Cars, Service Cars and Trucks, Mounted and Mule Drawn Trucks) Horse drawn tower wagon #1, 29th and Garland, n.d.
998PC47.293 Box 2; Folder 31 (Work Cars, Service Cars and Trucks, Mounted and Mule Drawn Trucks) Wire departures from horse drawn tower wagon #1, 29th and Garland, n.d.
998PC47.294 Box 2; Folder 31 (Work Cars, Service Cars and Trucks, Mounted and Mule Drawn Trucks) Horse drawn tower wagon #1, 29th and Garland, n.d.
998PC47.295 Box 2; Folder 31 (Work Cars, Service Cars and Trucks, Mounted and Mule Drawn Trucks) Service truck, 29th and Garland, n.d.
998PC47.296 Box 2; Folder 31 (Work Cars, Service Cars and Trucks, Mounted and Mule Drawn Trucks) Horse drawn tower wagon #7, n.d.
998PC47.297 Box 2; Folder 31 (Work Cars, Service Cars and Trucks, Mounted and Mule Drawn Trucks) Horse drawn tower wagon #7, n.d.
998PC47.298 Box 2; Folder 31 (Work Cars, Service Cars and Trucks, Mounted and Mule Drawn Trucks) Truck #12, ca. 1928.
998PC47.299 Box 2; Folder 31 (Work Cars, Service Cars and Trucks, Mounted and Mule Drawn Trucks) Truck #17, ca. 1928.
998PC47.300 Box 2; Folder 31 (Work Cars, Service Cars and Trucks, Mounted and Mule Drawn Trucks) Truck #16, ca. 1926.
998PC47.301 Box 2; Folder 31 (Work Cars, Service Cars and Trucks, Mounted and Mule Drawn Trucks) Truck #16, ca. 1926.
998PC47.302 Box 2; Folder 31 (Work Cars, Service Cars and Trucks, Mounted and Mule Drawn Trucks) Wire construction truck #15, 29th and Garland, 1923.
998PC47.303 Box 2; Folder 31 (Work Cars, Service Cars and Trucks, Mounted and Mule Drawn Trucks) Horse drawn tower wagon #1, 29th and Garland, n.d.
998PC47.304 Box 2; Folder 31 (Work Cars, Service Cars and Trucks, Mounted and Mule Drawn Trucks) Horse drawn tower wagon #1, 29th and Garland, n.d.
998PC47.305 Box 2; Folder 31 (Work Cars, Service Cars and Trucks, Mounted and Mule Drawn Trucks) Wire car, Western Power Station at High St., 1923.
998PC47.306 Box 2; Folder 31 (Work Cars, Service Cars and Trucks, Mounted and Mule Drawn Trucks) Truck #16, ca. 1926.
998PC47.307 Box 2; Folder 31 (Work Cars, Service Cars and Trucks, Mounted and Mule Drawn Trucks) Truck #12, ca. 1920s.
998PC47.308 Box 2; Folder 32 (Work Cars, Service Cars and Trucks) Pay car, 1917.
998PC47.309 Box 2; Folder 32 (Work Cars, Service Cars and Trucks) Car track grinder, 1917.
998PC47.310 Box 2; Folder 32 (Work Cars, Service Cars and Trucks) No Photo
998PC47.311 Box 2; Folder 32 (Work Cars, Service Cars and Trucks) Snow drag, 1917.
998PC47.312 Box 2; Folder 32 (Work Cars, Service Cars and Trucks) Salt trailer, 1917.
998PC47.313 Box 2; Folder 32 (Work Cars, Service Cars and Trucks) Snow sweeper, 1916.
998PC47.314 Box 2; Folder 33 (Work Cars, Service Cars and Trucks, Derrick Dump Cars) Derrick crane car #20, n.d.
998PC47.315 Box 2; Folder 33 (Work Cars, Service Cars and Trucks, Derrick Dump Cars) Derrick crane car #20, 1928.
998PC47.316 Box 2; Folder 33 (Work Cars, Service Cars and Trucks, Derrick Dump Cars) Derrick crane car #20, 29th and Garland, n.d.
998PC47.317 Box 2; Folder 33 (Work Cars, Service Cars and Trucks, Derrick Dump Cars) Derrick mounted on Ford tractor, 1928.
998PC47.318 Box 2; Folder 33 (Work Cars, Service Cars and Trucks, Derrick Dump Cars) Dump cars #60, #66, #67; 29th and Garland, n.d.
998PC47.319 Box 2; Folder 33 (Work Cars, Service Cars and Trucks, Derrick Dump Cars) Dump cars #60, #66, #67; 29th and Garland, n.d.
998PC47.320 Box 2; Folder 33 (Work Cars, Service Cars and Trucks, Derrick Dump Cars) Dump cars #60, #66, #67; 29th and Garland, n.d.
998PC47.321 Box 2; Folder 33 (Work Cars, Service Cars and Trucks, Derrick Dump Cars) Dump cars #60, #66, #67; 29th and Garland, n.d.
998PC47.322 Box 2; Folder 33 (Work Cars, Service Cars and Trucks, Derrick Dump Cars) Dump car #60, 29th and Garland, n.d.
998PC47.323 Box 2; Folder 33 (Work Cars, Service Cars and Trucks, Derrick Dump Cars) No Photo
998PC47.324 Box 2; Folder 33 (Work Cars, Service Cars and Trucks, Derrick Dump Cars) Dump cars #60, #66, #67, 29th and Garland, n.d.
998PC47.325 Box 2; Folder 33 (Work Cars, Service Cars and Trucks, Derrick Dump Cars) Dump cars #60, #66, #67, 29th and Garland, n.d.
998PC47.326 Box 2; Folder 33 (Work Cars, Service Cars and Trucks, Derrick Dump Cars) Dump cars #60, #66, #67, 29th and Garland, n.d.
998PC47.327 Box 2; Folder 33 (Work Cars, Service Cars and Trucks, Derrick Dump Cars) Dump car #60, n.d.
998PC47.328 Box 2; Folder 34 (Work Cars, Service Cars and Trucks, Concrete Mixers) Concrete mixer, 18th and Walnut barn, ca. 1929.
998PC47.329 Box 2; Folder 34 (Work Cars, Service Cars and Trucks, Concrete Mixers) Concrete mixer, 1929.
998PC47.330 Box 2; Folder 35 (Street Scenes) No Photo
998PC47.331 Box 2; Folder 35 (Street Scenes) Trolley tracks, South 4th St., n.d.
998PC47.332 Box 2; Folder 35 (Street Scenes) Trolley car #572, Audubon Park station, ca. 1912.
998PC47.333 Box 2; Folder 35 (Street Scenes) Churchill Downs main entrance, ca. 1941.
998PC47.334 Box 2; Folder 35 (Street Scenes) 30th and Market underpass construction, 1912.
998PC47.335 Box 2; Folder 35 (Street Scenes) Churchill Downs gate, n.d.
998PC47.336 Box 2; Folder 35 (Street Scenes) Steps of First Christian Church, 4th and Breckinridge, n.d.
998PC47.337 Box 2; Folder 35 (Street Scenes) Trolley tracks, Avery, n.d.
998PC47.338 Box 2; Folder 35 (Street Scenes) 30th and Market, 1912.
998PC47.339 Box 2; Folder 35 (Street Scenes) Double ender car, 29th and Broadway, n.d. (ca. 1920s)
998PC47.340 Box 2; Folder 35 (Street Scenes) Churchill Downs, n.d.
998PC47.341 Box 2; Folder 35 (Street Scenes) Churchill Downs, n.d.
998PC47.342 Box 2; Folder 35 (Street Scenes) Churchill Downs, n.d.
998PC47.343 Box 2; Folder 35 (Street Scenes) Parkway Field gate, 1948.
998PC47.344 Box 2; Folder 36 (Street Scenes) State Fair trolley #1041, Broadway between 4th and 5th, 1928.
998PC47.345 Box 2; Folder 36 (Street Scenes) L & N overpass at Baxter Ave., 1937.
998PC47.346 Box 2; Folder 36 (Street Scenes) 4th Street (Stewart Dry Goods visible), 1924. [U of L – C/S]
998PC47.347 Box 2; Folder 36 (Street Scenes) Looking east on Walnut, 1941.
998PC47.348 Box 2; Folder 36 (Street Scenes) Trolley car, Baxter and Broadway (Cave Hill fence visible), n.d.
998PC47.349 Box 2; Folder 36 (Street Scenes) Working on trolley line, Preston at Jefferson (or Market), n.d.
998PC47.350 Box 2; Folder 36 (Street Scenes) K & I grade separation on Portland-Shelby line, Portland Ave. at 30th, 1912. (?)
998PC47.351 Box 2; Folder 36 (Street Scenes) L & N grade separation, Broadway, 1937. [U of L – C/S]
998PC47.352 Box 2; Folder 36 (Street Scenes) L & N grade separation, Broadway, 1937. [U of L – C/S]
998PC47.353 Box 2; Folder 36 (Street Scenes) L & N grade separation, Broadway, 1937. [U of L – C/S]
998PC47.354 Box 2; Folder 36 (Street Scenes) L & N grade separation, Broadway, 1937. [U of L – C/S]
998PC47.355 Box 2; Folder 36 (Street Scenes) L & N grade separation, Broadway, 1937. [U of L – C/S]
998PC47.356 Box 2; Folder 36 (Street Scenes) L & N grade separation, Broadway, 1937. [U of L – C/S]
998PC47.357 Box 2; Folder 36 (Street Scenes) L & N overpass, Baxter Ave., 1937.
998PC47.358 Box 2; Folder 36 (Street Scenes) Campbell St. Power Station, Jacob (later Finzer) at Campbell – 1913 flood visible. [U of L – C/S]
998PC47.359 Box 2; Folder 36 (Street Scenes) Campbell St. Power Station, Jacob (later Finzer) at Campbell – 1913 flood visible. [U of L – C/S]
998PC47.360 Box 2; Folder 36 (Street Scenes) Campbell St. Power Station – 1913 flood visible, Ballard Mills visible, 1913. [U of L – C/S]
998PC47.361 Box 2; Folder 36 (Street Scenes) Campbell St. Power Station – 1913 flood visible. [U of L – C/S]
998PC47.362 Box 3; Folder 37 (Car Barns) Car barn, 29th and Broadway barn, 1928.
998PC47.363 Box 3; Folder 37 (Car Barns) Car barn, 29th and Broadway barn, 1928.
998PC47.364 Box 3; Folder 37 (Car Barns) Office, 29th and Broadway barn, ca. 1920s.
998PC47.365 Box 3; Folder 37 (Car Barns) Car barn, Baxter and Highland Avenue, 1928.
998PC47.366 Box 3; Folder 37 (Car Barns) Car barn, Baxter and Highland Avenue, 1928.
998PC47.367 Box 3; Folder 37 (Car Barns) Car barn, 13th and Main St., 1928.
998PC47.368 Box 3; Folder 37 (Car Barns) Car barn, 13th and Main St., 1928.
998PC47.369 Box 3; Folder 37 (Car Barns) Car barn, 7th and Myrtle, 1928.
998PC47.370 Box 3; Folder 37 (Car Barns) Car barn, 7th and Myrtle, 1928.
998PC47.371 Box 3; Folder 37 (Car Barns) Car barn, 13th and Main St., 1928.
998PC47.372 Box 3; Folder 38 (Car Barns) Car barn, Shelby and Ormsby, “Shipwreck Kelly” safety signs visible, 1928.
998PC47.373 Box 3; Folder 38 (Car Barns) Car barn, Shelby and Ormsby, “Shipwreck Kelly” safety signs visible, 1928.
998PC47.374 Box 3; Folder 38 (Car Barns) Car barn, 32nd and Portland Ave., 1928.
998PC47.375 Box 3; Folder 38 (Car Barns) Car barn, 32nd and Portland Ave., 1928.
998PC47.376 Box 3; Folder 38 (Car Barns) Car barn, 27th and Chestnut, “Shipwreck Kelly” safety signs visible, 1928.
998PC47.377 Box 3; Folder 38 (Car Barns) Car barn, 27th and Chestnut, “Shipwreck Kelly” safety signs visible, 1928.
998PC47.378 Box 3; Folder 38 (Car Barns) Car barn, 27th and Chestnut, “Shipwreck Kelly” safety signs visible, 1928.
998PC47.379 Box 3; Folder 38 (Car Barns) Car barn, 25th and Market, 1928.
998PC47.380 Box 3; Folder 38 (Car Barns) Car barn, 25th and Market, 1928.
998PC47.381 Box 3; Folder 38 (Car Barns) Main to Central Park car, 4th and Avery car barn, ca. 1890-1900.
998PC47.382 Box 3; Folder 38 (Car Barns) Car house, 4th and Avery, n.d.
998PC47.383 Box 3; Folder 38 (Car Barns) Car barn, 4th and Avery, n.d.
998PC47.384 Box 3; Folder 38 (Car Barns) Car barn, 29th and Broadway, n.d., Circus grounds to left.
998PC47.385 Box 3; Folder 39 (Track Diagrams in Car Barns) Track diagram, 4th and Avery, n.d.
998PC47.386 Box 3; Folder 39 (Track Diagrams in Car Barns) Track diagram, 28th and Walnut, n.d.
998PC47.387 Box 3; Folder 39 (Track Diagrams in Car Barns) Track diagram, 13th and Main, n.d.
998PC47.388 Box 3; Folder 39 (Track Diagrams in Car Barns) Track diagram, 18th and Walnut, n.d.
998PC47.389 Box 3; Folder 39 (Track Diagrams in Car Barns) Track diagram, 28th and Walnut, n.d.
998PC47.390 Box 3; Folder 39 (Track Diagrams in Car Barns) Track diagram, 7th and Myrtle, n.d.
998PC47.391 Box 3; Folder 39 (Track Diagrams in Car Barns) Track diagram, 27th and Chestnut, n.d.
998PC47.392 Box 3; Folder 39 (Track Diagrams in Car Barns) Track diagram, Shelby, n.d.
998PC47.393 Box 3; Folder 39 (Track Diagrams in Car Barns) Track diagram, 32nd and Portland Ave., n.d.
998PC47.394 Box 3; Folder 39 (Track Diagrams in Car Barns) Track diagram, Baxter and Highland, n.d.
998PC47.395 Box 3; Folder 39 (Track Diagrams in Car Barns) Track diagram, 25th and Market, n.d.
998PC47.396 Box 3; Folder 39 (Track Diagrams in Car Barns) Track diagram, 18th and Walnut, n.d.
998PC47.397 Box 3; Folder 39 (Track Diagrams in Car Barns) Track diagram, Jefferson, between 25th and 26th, n.d.
998PC47.398 Box 3; Folder 39 (Track Diagrams in Car Barns) Track diagram, 18th and Broadway, n.d.
998PC47.399 Box 3; Folder 39 (Track Diagrams in Car Barns) Track diagram, Main, n.d.
998PC47.400 Box 3; Folder 40 (Tie and Rail Storage Yard) Ties, 29th and Broadway, n.d.
998PC47.401 Box 3; Folder 40 (Tie and Rail Storage Yard) Ties, 29th and Broadway, n.d.
998PC47.402 Box 3; Folder 40 (Tie and Rail Storage Yard) Ties, 29th and Broadway, n.d.
998PC47.403 Box 3; Folder 40 (Tie and Rail Storage Yard) Ties, Brownsville, TN, n.d.
998PC47.404 Box 3; Folder 40 (Tie and Rail Storage Yard) Ties, Gates, TN, n.d.
998PC47.405 Box 3; Folder 40 (Tie and Rail Storage Yard) Ties, Gates, TN, n.d.
998PC47.406 Box 3; Folder 40 (Tie and Rail Storage Yard) Ties, Gates, TN, n.d.
998PC47.407 Box 3; Folder 40 (Tie and Rail Storage Yard) Ties, Gates, TN, n.d.
998PC47.408 Box 3; Folder 40 (Tie and Rail Storage Yard) Ties, Sheppard, TN, n.d.
998PC47.409 Box 3; Folder 41 (Car Barns – Miscellaneous) Interior of men’s room, 4th and Avery barn, n.d., employees playing pool.
998PC47.410 Box 3; Folder 41 (Car Barns – Miscellaneous) Shop buildings, 29th and Broadway shop, n.d.
998PC47.411 Box 3; Folder 41 (Car Barns – Miscellaneous) Car barn, 25th and Market shop, n.d.
998PC47.412 Box 3; Folder 41 (Car Barns – Miscellaneous) Storage yard, 29th and Broadwayshop, ca. 1941.
998PC47.413 Box 3; Folder 41 (Car Barns – Miscellaneous) Storage yard, 29th and Broadwayshop, ca. 1941.
998PC47.414 Box 3; Folder 41 (Car Barns – Miscellaneous) Interior, 27th and Chestnut barn, n.d.
998PC47.415 Box 3; Folder 41 (Car Barns – Miscellaneous) Car barn, 25th and Market shop, n.d.
998PC47.416 Box 3; Folder 41 (Car Barns – Miscellaneous) Car barn, 4th and Avery shop, n.d.
998PC47.417 Box 3; Folder 41 (Car Barns – Miscellaneous) Car house, 4th and Avery shop, n.d.
998PC47.418 Box 3; Folder 41 (Car Barns – Miscellaneous) Employee lockers, 4th and Avery shop, n.d. [U of L – C/S]
998PC47.419 Box 3; Folder 41 (Car Barns – Miscellaneous) Foreman’s office, Car house, 4th and  Avery shop, n.d.
998PC47.420 Box 3; Folder 41 (Car Barns – Miscellaneous) Basketball court, 4th and Avery shop, n.d.
998PC47.421 Box 3; Folder 42 (Tie and Rail Storage Yard) Ties, 29th and Broadway, n.d.
998PC47.422 Box 3; Folder 42 (Tie and Rail Storage Yard) Ties, 29th and Broadway, n.d.
998PC47.423 Box 3; Folder 42 (Tie and Rail Storage Yard) Ties, 29th and Broadway, n.d.
998PC47.424 Box 3; Folder 42 (Tie and Rail Storage Yard) Ties, 29th and Broadway, n.d.
998PC47.425 Box 3; Folder 42 (Tie and Rail Storage Yard) Ties, 29th and Broadway, n.d.
998PC47.426 Box 3; Folder 42 (Tie and Rail Storage Yard) Ties, 29th and Broadway, n.d.
998PC47.427 Box 3; Folder 42 (Tie and Rail Storage Yard) No Photo
998PC47.428 Box 3; Folder 42 (Tie and Rail Storage Yard) Ties, 29th and Broadway, n.d.
998PC47.429 Box 3; Folder 42 (Tie and Rail Storage Yard) Ties, 29th and Broadway (?), 1928.
998PC47.430 Box 3; Folder 42 (Tie and Rail Storage Yard) Ties, 29th and Broadway (?), 1928.
998PC47.431 Box 3; Folder 42 (Tie and Rail Storage Yard) Ties, 29th and Broadway (?), 1928.
998PC47.432 Box 3; Folder 43 (Pulls and Ties) Rail pullers, 29th and Broadway, n.d.
998PC47.433 Box 3; Folder 43 (Pulls and Ties) Rail pullers, 29th and Broadway, n.d.
998PC47.434 Box 3; Folder 43 (Pulls and Ties) Rail storage pile, 29th and Broadway, 1928.
998PC47.435 Box 3; Folder 43 (Pulls and Ties) Rail storage pile, 29th and Broadway, 1928.
998PC47.436 Box 3; Folder 43 (Pulls and Ties) Tie yard, Brownsville, TN, n.d.
998PC47.437 Box 3; Folder 43 (Pulls and Ties) Tie yard, Sheppard, TN, n.d.
998PC47.438 Box 3; Folder 43 (Pulls and Ties) Tie yard, Sheppard, TN, n.d.
998PC47.439 Box 3; Folder 43 (Pulls and Ties) Ties, n.d.
998PC47.440 Box 3; Folder 44 (Shops – 29th and Garland) Interior, general storeroom, 29th and Garland, 1928.
998PC47.441 Box 3; Folder 44 (Shops – 29th and Garland) Interior, general storeroom, 29th and Garland, 1928.
998PC47.442 Box 3; Folder 44 (Shops – 29th and Garland) Interior, basement storeroom, 29th and Garland, 1928.
998PC47.443 Box 3; Folder 44 (Shops – 29th and Garland) Interior, paint storage and mixing room, 29th and Garland, 1928.
998PC47.444 Box 3: Folder 45 (29th and Garland Shop) Timeline of service life of poles, n.d.
998PC47.445 Box 3: Folder 45 (29th and Garland Shop) Interior, general storeroom, 29th and Garland shop, 1928.
998PC47.446 Box 3: Folder 45 (29th and Garland Shop) Interior, paint and storage mixing room, 29th and Garland, 1928.
998PC47.447 Box 3; Folder 46 (Campbell St. Power Station) Rotor on crankshaft, Campbell St. Power Station, 1903, cyanotype.
998PC47.448 Box 3; Folder 46 (Campbell St. Power Station) Rotor on crankshaft, Campbell St. Power Station, 1903, cyanotype.
998PC47.449 Box 3; Folder 46 (Campbell St. Power Station) Switch gear, Campbell St. Power Station, 1903, cyanotype.
998PC47.450 Box 3; Folder 46 (Campbell St. Power Station) Installation of generator starter, Campbell St. Power Station, 1903, cyanotype.
998PC47.451 Box 3; Folder 46 (Campbell St. Power Station) Construction of engine room, Campbell St. Power Station, 1903, cyanotype.
998PC47.452 Box 3; Folder 46 (Campbell St. Power Station) Crankshaft, Campbell St. Power Station, 1903, cyanotype.
998PC47.453 Box 3; Folder 46 (Campbell St. Power Station) Engine foundation, Campbell St. Power Station, 1903, cyanotype.
998PC47.454 Box 3; Folder 46 (Campbell St. Power Station) Engine foundation, Campbell St. Power Station, 1903, cyanotype.
998PC47.455 Box 3; Folder 46 (Campbell St. Power Station) Smokestack, Campbell St. Power Station, 1903, cyanotype.
998PC47.456 Box 3; Folder 46 (Campbell St. Power Station) Smokestack, Campbell St. Power Station, 1903, cyanotype.
998PC47.457 Box 3; Folder 46 (Campbell St. Power Station) Smokestack, Campbell St. Power Station, 1903, cyanotype.
998PC47.458 Box 3; Folder 46 (Campbell St. Power Station) Smokestack, Campbell St. Power Station, 1903, cyanotype.
998PC47.459 Box 3; Folder 46 (Campbell St. Power Station) Foundation work, Campbell St. Power Station, 1903, cyanotype.
998PC47.460 Box 3; Folder 46 (Campbell St. Power Station) Foundation work, Campbell St. Power Station, 1903, cyanotype.
998PC47.461 Box 3; Folder 46 (Campbell St. Power Station) Boiler installation, Campbell St. Power Station, 1903, cyanotype.
998PC47.462 Box 3; Folder 46 (Campbell St. Power Station) Foundation work, Campbell St. Power Station, 1903, cyanotype.
998PC47.463 Box 3; Folder 46 (Campbell St. Power Station) Foundation work, Campbell St. Power Station, 1903, cyanotype.
998PC47.464 Box 3; Folder 46 (Campbell St. Power Station) Foundation work, Campbell St. Power Station, 1903, cyanotype.
998PC47.465 Box 3; Folder 46 (Campbell St. Power Station) Foundation work, Campbell St. Power Station, 1903, cyanotype.
998PC47.466 Box 3; Folder 46 (Campbell St. Power Station) Addition excavation, Campbell St. Power Station, 1903, cyanotype.
998PC47.467 Box 3; Folder 46 (Campbell St. Power Station) Campbell St. Power Station, 1903, cyanotype.
998PC47.468 Box 3; Folder 46 (Campbell St. Power Station) Campbell St. Power Station, 1903, cyanotype.
998PC47.468a Box 3; Folder 46 (Campbell St. Power Station) Breaker panel substation, n.d., cyanotype.
998PC47.469 Box 3; Folder 47 (Substations, Power Generation System) Substation #5, West Liberty, n.d.
998PC47.470 Box 3; Folder 47 (Substations, Power Generation System) Substation #3, 28th and Walnut, n.d.
998PC47.471 Box 3; Folder 47 (Substations, Power Generation System) Campbell St. Power Station, n.d.
998PC47.472 Box 3; Folder 47 (Substations, Power Generation System) Substation #3, 28th and Walnut, n.d.
998PC47.473 Box 3; Folder 47 (Substations, Power Generation System) Campbell St. Power Station, n.d.
998PC47.474 Box 3; Folder 47 (Substations, Power Generation System) Campbell St. Power Station, n.d.
998PC47.475 Box 3; Folder 47 (Substations, Power Generation System) Campbell St. Power Station, n.d.
998PC47.476 Box 3; Folder 47 (Substations, Power Generation System) Campbell St. Power Station, n.d., cyanotype.
998PC47.477 Box 3; Folder 47 (Substations, Power Generation System) Substation #5, West Liberty, 1928.
998PC47.478 Box 3; Folder 47 (Substations, Power Generation System) Substation #5, West Liberty, 1928.
998PC47.479 Box 3; Folder 47 (Substations, Power Generation System) Substation #5, Green (now West Liberty), 1909, cyanotype.
998PC47.480 Box 3; Folder 47 (Substations, Power Generation System) Substation #5, Green (now West Liberty), 1909, cyanotype.
998PC47.481 Box 3; Folder 47 (Substations, Power Generation System) Substation #5, Green (now West Liberty), 1909.
998PC47.482 Box 3; Folder 47 (Substations, Power Generation System) Substation #5, Green (now West Liberty), 1909.
998PC47.483 Box 3; Folder 48 (Substations, Power Generation System) Employees, Substation #3, 28th and Walnut, ca. 1900.
998PC47.484 Box 3; Folder 48 (Substations, Power Generation System) Substation #2, 3rd and Kenwood.
998PC47.485 Box 3; Folder 48 (Substations, Power Generation System) Substation #2, 3rd and Kenwood.
998PC47.486 Box 3; Folder 48 (Substations, Power Generation System) Substation #1, Jeffersontown Rd. (Taylorsville Rd.), 1905.
998PC47.487 Box 3; Folder 48 (Substations, Power Generation System) Substation #1, Jeffersontown Rd. (Taylorsville Rd.), 1905.
998PC47.488 Box 3; Folder 48 (Substations, Power Generation System) Unidentified substation, ca. 1905.
998PC47.489 Box 3; Folder 48 (Substations, Power Generation System) Unidentified substation, ca. 1905.
998PC47.490 Box 3; Folder 48 (Substations, Power Generation System) Substation #3, 28th and Walnut, 1905.
998PC47.491 Box 3; Folder 48 (Substations, Power Generation System) Substation #3, 28th and Walnut, 1905.
998PC47.492 Box 3; Folder 48 (Substations, Power Generation System) Substation #3, 28th and Walnut, 1905.
998PC47.493 Box 3; Folder 49 (Substations, Power Generation System) Substation #5, West Green (now West Liberty), 1909.
998PC47.494 Box 3; Folder 49 (Substations, Power Generation System) Substation #5, West Green (now West Liberty), 1909.
998PC47.495 Box 3; Folder 49 (Substations, Power Generation System) Substation #5, West Green (now West Liberty), 1909.
998PC47.496 Box 3; Folder 49 (Substations, Power Generation System) Unknown substation, ca. 1909.
998PC47.497 Box 3; Folder 49 (Substations, Power Generation System) Substation #5, West Green (now West Liberty), 1909.
998PC47.498 Box 3; Folder 49 (Substations, Power Generation System) Substation #5, West Green (now West Liberty), 1909.
998PC47.499 Box 3; Folder 49 (Substations, Power Generation System) Unknown substation, ca. 1909.
998PC47.500 Box 3; Folder 49 (Substations, Power Generation System) Substation, 28th and Walnut, 1928.
998PC47.501 Box 3; Folder 49 (Substations, Power Generation System) Substation #5, West Green (now West Liberty), 1909.
998PC47.502 Box 3; Folder 50 (Louisville and Interurban Railway: Beargrass Railway, Louisville and Eastern Railway) Versailles Derail, Kentucky Traction and Terminal Co., railroad crossing east of Versailles, n.d.
998PC47.503 Box 3; Folder 50 (Louisville and Interurban Railway: Beargrass Railway, Louisville and Eastern Railway) Car #116, Jefferson St., 1935.
998PC47.504 Box 3; Folder 50 (Louisville and Interurban Railway: Beargrass Railway, Louisville and Eastern Railway) Car #1, Louisville and Interurban freight station, Brook and Liberty, 1935.
998PC47.505 Box 3; Folder 50 (Louisville and Interurban Railway: Beargrass Railway, Louisville and Eastern Railway) Car #117, Liberty, n.d.
998PC47.506 Box 3; Folder 50 (Louisville and Interurban Railway: Beargrass Railway, Louisville and Eastern Railway) Car #117, Liberty, n.d.
998PC47.507 Box 3; Folder 50 (Louisville and Interurban Railway: Beargrass Railway, Louisville and Eastern Railway) Car #117, Liberty, n.d.
998PC47.508 Box 3; Folder 50 (Louisville and Interurban Railway: Beargrass Railway, Louisville and Eastern Railway) Car #119, Liberty and Brook St. freight station, ca. 1935.
998PC47.509 Box 3; Folder 50 (Louisville and Interurban Railway: Beargrass Railway, Louisville and Eastern Railway) Car #090, Liberty St. freight station, ca. 1935.
998PC47.510 Box 3; Folder 50 (Louisville and Interurban Railway: Beargrass Railway, Louisville and Eastern Railway) Louisville and Interurban car, Garland shop, 1917.
998PC47.511 Box 3; Folder 50 (Louisville and Interurban Railway: Beargrass Railway, Louisville and Eastern Railway) Car #110, Liberty St. freight station, ca. 1935.
998PC47.512 Box 3; Folder 51 (Miscellaneous Photos of Street Cars [not pertaining to Louisville]) Freedom Train, French Lick, IN, 1940s.
998PC47.513 Box 3; Folder 51 (Miscellaneous Photos of Street Cars [not pertaining to Louisville]) Car for Detroit, Cleveland or Toledo, n.d.
998PC47.514 Box 3; Folder 51 (Miscellaneous Photos of Street Cars [not pertaining to Louisville]) Car for Detroit, Cleveland or Toledo, n.d.
998PC47.515 Box 3; Folder 51 (Miscellaneous Photos of Street Cars [not pertaining to Louisville]) Detroit car (?), n.d.
998PC47.516 Box 3; Folder 51 (Miscellaneous Photos of Street Cars [not pertaining to Louisville]) Cleveland car (?), n.d.
998PC47.517 Box 3; Folder 51 (Miscellaneous Photos of Street Cars [not pertaining to Louisville]) Car for Toledo or Detroit, n.d.
998PC47.518 Box 3; Folder 51 (Miscellaneous Photos of Street Cars [not pertaining to Louisville]) Car for Cleveland, Detroit or Toledo, n.d.
998PC47.519 Box 3; Folder 52 (Beargrass Railway – Louisville and Eastern Railway) Interurban car #119, 29th and Garland, used as Shelbyville and LaGrange lines, 1917.
998PC47.520 Box 3; Folder 52 (Beargrass Railway – Louisville and Eastern Railway) Interurban car #119, 29th and Garland, used as Shelbyville and LaGrange lines, 1917.
998PC47.521 Box 3; Folder 52 (Beargrass Railway – Louisville and Eastern Railway) Interurban car #119, 29th and Garland, used as Shelbyville and LaGrange lines, 1917.
998PC47.522 Box 3; Folder 52 (Beargrass Railway – Louisville and Eastern Railway) Interurban car #111, Broadway, used for Shelbyville and LaGrange lines, 1917.
998PC47.523 Box 3; Folder 52 (Beargrass Railway – Louisville and Eastern Railway) Interurban car #111, Broadway, used for Shelbyville and LaGrange lines, 1917.
998PC47.524 Box 3; Folder 52 (Beargrass Railway – Louisville and Eastern Railway) Interurban car #111, Broadway, used for Shelbyville and LaGrange lines, 1917.
998PC47.525 Box 3; Folder 52 (Beargrass Railway – Louisville and Eastern Railway) Interurban car #208, 1917.
998PC47.526 Box 3; Folder 52 (Beargrass Railway – Louisville and Eastern Railway) Interurban car #208, 1917.
998PC47.527 Box 3; Folder 52 (Beargrass Railway – Louisville and Eastern Railway) Express car #202, 29th and Garland, 1917.
998PC47.528 Box 3; Folder 52 (Beargrass Railway – Louisville and Eastern Railway) Interurban car #102, 29th and Garland, 1917.
998PC47.529 Box 3; Folder 52 (Beargrass Railway – Louisville and Eastern Railway) Interurban car #107, 1917.
998PC47.530 Box 3; Folder 53 (Beargrass Railway and Louisville and Eastern Railway) Harrods Creek from the Prospect Interurban bridge, n.d.
998PC47.531 Box 3; Folder 53 (Beargrass Railway and Louisville and Eastern Railway) Fern Creek from Fern Creek Interurban line, 1905. (?)
998PC47.532 Box 3; Folder 53 (Beargrass Railway and Louisville and Eastern Railway) Glenview Station, Prospect division line, n.d.
998PC47.533 Box 3; Folder 53 (Beargrass Railway and Louisville and Eastern Railway) Goose Creek trestle, Prospect division line, n.d.
998PC47.534 Box 3; Folder 53 (Beargrass Railway and Louisville and Eastern Railway) Fern Creek home, n.d.
998PC47.535 Box 3; Folder 53 (Beargrass Railway and Louisville and Eastern Railway) Louisville and Interurban underpass – Southern Railroad, north of Jeffersontown, Jeffersontown Depot visible, n.d.
998PC47.536 Box 3; Folder 53 (Beargrass Railway and Louisville and Eastern Railway) Camden, east of Crestwood, Old LaGrange Road visible, n.d.
998PC47.537 Box 3; Folder 53 (Beargrass Railway and Louisville and Eastern Railway) Pole, Shelbyville Road, ca. 1915. [U of L  – C/S]
998PC47.538 Box 3; Folder 53 (Beargrass Railway and Louisville and Eastern Railway) Pole, Shelbyville Road, ca. 1915. [U of L  – C/S]
998PC47.539 Box 3; Folder 53 (Beargrass Railway and Louisville and Eastern Railway) Brookside, west of Middletown, railroad crossing, n.d.
998PC47.540 Box 3; Folder 53 (Beargrass Railway and Louisville and Eastern Railway) Southern Railroad crossing in Buechel, Fern Creek Interurban line, ca. 1920s.
998PC47.541 Box 3; Folder 53 (Beargrass Railway and Louisville and Eastern Railway) Interurban #101, Liberty St., bound for PeWee Valley, 1935.
998PC47.542 – .561 No Photos (misnumbered)
998PC47.562 Box 4; Folder 54 (First Power Station, 17th and Walnut, 1889-1895) Interior views of First Power Station, 17th and Walnut, ca. 1889-1895.
998PC47.563 Box 4; Folder 54 (First Power Station, 17th and Walnut, 1889-1895) Interior views of First Power Station, 17th and Walnut, ca. 1889-1895.
998PC47.564 Box 4; Folder 54 (First Power Station, 17th and Walnut, 1889-1895) Interior views of First Power Station, 17th and Walnut, ca. 1889-1895.
998PC47.565 Box 4; Folder 54 (First Power Station, 17th and Walnut, 1889-1895) Interior views of First Power Station, 17th and Walnut, ca. 1889-1895.
998PC47.566 Box 4; Folder 54 (First Power Station, 17th and Walnut, 1889-1895) Interior views of First Power Station, 17th and Walnut, ca. 1889-1895.
998PC47.567 Box 4; Folder 54 (First Power Station, 17th and Walnut, 1889-1895) Interior views of First Power Station, 17th and Walnut, ca. 1889-1895.
998PC47.568 Box 4; Folder 54 (First Power Station, 17th and Walnut, 1889-1895) Interior views of First Power Station, 17th and Walnut, ca. 1889-1895.
998PC47.569 Box 4; Folder 54 (First Power Station, 17th and Walnut, 1889-1895) Interior views of First Power Station, 17th and Walnut, ca. 1889-1895.
998PC47.570 Box 4; Folder 54 (First Power Station, 17th and Walnut, 1889-1895) Interior views of First Power Station, 17th and Walnut, ca. 1889-1895.
998PC47.571 Box 4; Folder 54 (First Power Station, 17th and Walnut, 1889-1895) Interior views of First Power Station, 17th and Walnut, ca. 1889-1895.
998PC47.572 Box 4; Folder 55 (Marcia [now Lyndon] Power House, formerly Louisville and Eastern Railroad, before 1910) Interior view of the Marcia (now Lyndon) Power House, LaGrange Division of Louisville and Interurban Railway, before 1910.
998PC47.573 Box 4; Folder 55 (Marcia [now Lyndon] Power House, formerly Louisville and Eastern Railroad, before 1910) Interior view of the Marcia (now Lyndon) Power House, LaGrange
998PC47.574 Box 4; Folder 55 (Marcia [now Lyndon] Power House, formerly Louisville and Eastern Railroad, before 1910) Interior view of the Marcia (now Lyndon) Power House, LaGrange
998PC47.575 Box 4; Folder 55 (Marcia [now Lyndon] Power House, formerly Louisville and Eastern Railroad, before 1910) Interior view of the Marcia (now Lyndon) Power House, LaGrange
998PC47.576 Box 4; Folder 55 (Marcia [now Lyndon] Power House, formerly Louisville and Eastern Railroad, before 1910) Interior view of the Marcia (now Lyndon) Power House, LaGrange
998PC47.577 Box 4; Folder 56 (Campbell St. Power Station, 1901) Armature (?) spider, Campbell St., 1901.
998PC47.578 Box 4; Folder 56 (Campbell St. Power Station, 1901) Engine generator shaft, 1901.
998PC47.579 Box 4; Folder 56 (Campbell St. Power Station, 1901) Engine generator shaft, 1901.
998PC47.580 Box 4; Folder 57 (Campbell St. Power Station, 1904) Boiler installation, 1904, cyanotype.
998PC47.581 Box 4; Folder 57 (Campbell St. Power Station, 1904) Large engine generator, 1904, cyanotype.
998PC47.582 Box 4; Folder 57 (Campbell St. Power Station, 1904) Large engine generator, 1904, cyanotype.
998PC47.583 Box 4; Folder 57 (Campbell St. Power Station, 1904) Large engine generator, 1904, cyanotype.
998PC47.584 Box 4; Folder 57 (Campbell St. Power Station, 1904) Large engine generator, 1904, cyanotype.
998PC47.585 Box 4; Folder 57 (Campbell St. Power Station, 1904) Interior of boiler room, 1904, cyanotype.
998PC47.586 Box 4; Folder 57 (Campbell St. Power Station, 1904) Interior of boiler room, 1904, cyanotype.
998PC47.587 Box 4; Folder 57 (Campbell St. Power Station, 1904) Exterior of Campbell St. Station, Jacob St. (now Finzer), 1904, cyanotype.
998PC47.588 Box 4; Folder 57 (Campbell St. Power Station, 1904) Exterior of Campbell St. Station, Jacob St. (now Finzer), 1904, cyanotype.
998PC47.589 Box 4; Folder 57 (Campbell St. Power Station, 1904) Low pressure cylinder of generator, ca. 1906.
998PC47.590 Box 4; Folder 57 (Campbell St. Power Station, 1904) Low pressure cylinder of generator, ca. 1906.
998PC47.591 Box 4; Folder 57 (Campbell St. Power Station, 1904) Low pressure cylinder of generator, ca. 1906.
998PC47.592 Box 4; Folder 57 (Campbell St. Power Station, 1904) Generator and flywheel, 1903.
998PC47.593 Box 4; Folder 57 (Campbell St. Power Station, 1904) Cross head, n.d.
998PC47.594 Box 4; Folder 57 (Campbell St. Power Station, 1904) Valve engine, 1905.
998PC47.595 Box 4; Folder 57 (Campbell St. Power Station, 1904) Horizontal engine, ca. 1903-.1905.
998PC47.596 Box 4; Folder 57 (Campbell St. Power Station, 1904) Low pressure cylinder of generator, ca. 1906.
998PC47.597 Box 4; Folder 57 (Campbell St. Power Station, 1904) Low pressure cylinder of generator, 1905.
998PC47.598 Box 4; Folder 57 (Campbell St. Power Station, 1904) Low pressure cylinder of generator, 1905.
998PC47.599 Box 4; Folder 57 (Campbell St. Power Station, 1904) Generator, n.d.
998PC47.600 Box 4; Folder 58 (Campbell St. Power Station) Boiler feed pump (?), n.d.
998PC47.601 Box 4; Folder 58 (Campbell St. Power Station) Boiler, n.d.
998PC47.602 Box 4; Folder 58 (Campbell St. Power Station) Boiler and coal stoker, 1913. [U of L – C/S]
998PC47.603 Box 4; Folder 58 (Campbell St. Power Station) Direct current switchboard, 1928.
998PC47.604 Box 4; Folder 58 (Campbell St. Power Station) Boiler and coal stoker, n.d.
998PC47.605 Box 4; Folder 58 (Campbell St. Power Station) Engine generator #5, 1928.
998PC47.606 Box 4; Folder 58 (Campbell St. Power Station) Machines, n.d.
998PC47.607 Box 4; Folder 58 (Campbell St. Power Station) Machines, n.d.
998PC47.608 Box 4; Folder 58 (Campbell St. Power Station) Machines, n.d.
998PC47.609 Box 4; Folder 58 (Campbell St. Power Station) Machines, n.d.
998PC47.610 Box 4; Folder 58 (Campbell St. Power Station) Boiler and coal stoker, 1928.
998PC47.611 Box 4; Folder 58 (Campbell St. Power Station) Engine generator #6, 1928.
998PC47.612 Box 4; Folder 58 (Campbell St. Power Station) Boiler and coal stoker, 1928.
998PC47.613 Box 4; Folder 58 (Campbell St. Power Station) Turbine Unit #10, 1910.
998PC47.614 Box 4; Folder 58 (Campbell St. Power Station) Turbine Unit #10, 1910.
998PC47.615 Box 4; Folder 58 (Campbell St. Power Station) Exterior of Campbell St. Station, 1928. (Henry Pilcher Sons Pipe Organ Factory visible)
998PC47.616 Box 4; Folder 58 (Campbell St. Power Station) Exterior of Campbell St. Station, 1928. (Henry Pilcher Sons Pipe Organ Factory visible)
998PC47.617 Box 4; Folder 59 (Campbell St. Power Station) Machines, n.d.
998PC47.618 Box 4; Folder 59 (Campbell St. Power Station) Machines, n.d.
998PC47.619 Box 4; Folder 59 (Campbell St. Power Station) Machines, n.d.
998PC47.620 Box 4; Folder 59 (Campbell St. Power Station) Panel, 1915.
998PC47.621 Box 4; Folder 59 (Campbell St. Power Station) Panel, 1915.
998PC47.622 Box 4; Folder 59 (Campbell St. Power Station) Horizontal engines, n.d.
998PC47.623 Box 4; Folder 59 (Campbell St. Power Station) Coal handling conveyor, n.d., ca. 1904, cyanotype.
998PC47.624 Box 4; Folder 59 (Campbell St. Power Station) Ash handling facility, n.d., ca. 1904, cyanotype.
998PC47.625 Box 4; Folder 59 (Campbell St. Power Station) Boiler, n.d., ca. 1904, cyanotype.
998PC47.626 Box 4; Folder 59 (Campbell St. Power Station) Panels, n.d., ca. 1904, cyanotypes.
998PC47.627 Box 4; Folder 59 (Campbell St. Power Station) Panels, n.d., ca. 1904, cyanotypes.
998PC47.628 Box 4; Folder 59 (Campbell St. Power Station) Panels, n.d., ca. 1904, cyanotypes.
998PC47.629 Box 4; Folder 59 (Campbell St. Power Station) Exterior construction, n.d., ca. 1904, cyanotype.
998PC47.630 Box 4; Folder 59 (Campbell St. Power Station) Boiler and coal stoker, 1913. [U of L – C/S]
998PC47.631 Box 4; Folder 59 (Campbell St. Power Station) Boiler and coal stoker, 1913. [U of L – C/S]
998PC47.632 Box 4; Folder 59 (Campbell St. Power Station) Boiler and coal stoker, 1913. [U of L – C/S]
998PC47.633 Box 4; Folder 59 (Campbell St. Power Station) Exterior construction, 1904, cyanotype.
998PC47.634 Box 4; Folder 59 (Campbell St. Power Station) Wiring, n.d., ca. 1904, cyanotype.
998PC47.635 Box 4; Folder 60 (Campbell St. Power Station) Exterior, Jacob St. (now Finzer), St. Anthony’s hospital visible in background, during 1913 flood, 1913.
998PC47.636 Box 4; Folder 60 (Campbell St. Power Station) Removing old machines, 1901, cyanotype.
998PC47.637 Box 4; Folder 60 (Campbell St. Power Station) Removing old machines, 1901, cyanotype.
998PC47.638 Box 4; Folder 60 (Campbell St. Power Station) Removing old machines, 1901, cyanotype.
998PC47.639 Box 4; Folder 60 (Campbell St. Power Station) Excavating, 1901, cyanotype.
998PC47.639a Box 4; Folder 60 (Campbell St. Power Station) Tearing out old foundation, 1901, cyanotype.
998PC47.640 Box 4; Folder 60 (Campbell St. Power Station) Excavating and underpinning of wall, 1901, cyanotype.
998PC47.640a Box 4; Folder 60 (Campbell St. Power Station) Conveyor, 1901, cyanotype.
998PC47.641 Box 4; Folder 60 (Campbell St. Power Station) Starting new foundation, 1901, cyanotype.
998PC47.641a Box 4; Folder 60 (Campbell St. Power Station) Sub base for new foundation, 1901, cyanotype.
998PC47.642 Box 4; Folder 60 (Campbell St. Power Station) Base stones in position, 1901, cyanotype.
998PC47.642a Box 4; Folder 60 (Campbell St. Power Station) Finishing foundation, 1901, cyanotype.
998PC47.643 Box 4; Folder 60 (Campbell St. Power Station) Spider and pillow block (exterior), 1901, cyanotype.
998PC47.643a Box 4; Folder 60 (Campbell St. Power Station) Lower field piece, 1901, cyanotype.
998PC47.644 Box 4; Folder 60 (Campbell St. Power Station) Armature spider, 1901, cyanotype.
998PC47.644a Box 4; Folder 60 (Campbell St. Power Station) Foundation complete, 1901, cyanotype.
998PC47.645 Box 4; Folder 60 (Campbell St. Power Station) Putting lamination in armature, 1901, cyanotype.
998PC47.645a Box 4; Folder 60 (Campbell St. Power Station) Armature core and commutation, 1901, cyanotype.
998PC47.646 Box 4; Folder 60 (Campbell St. Power Station) Armature core and commutation, 1901, cyanotype.
998PC47.647 Box 4; Folder 60 (Campbell St. Power Station) Armature spider ready for lamination, 1901, cyanotype.
998PC47.647a Box 4; Folder 60 (Campbell St. Power Station) Shaft, 1901, cyanotype.
998PC47.648 Box 4; Folder 60 (Campbell St. Power Station) Generator complete, 1901, cyanotype.
998PC47.648a Box 4; Folder 60 (Campbell St. Power Station) Fly wheel, 1901, cyanotype.
998PC47.649 Box 4; Folder 60 (Campbell St. Power Station) Fly wheel (?), 1901, cyanotype.
998PC47.649a Box 4; Folder 60 (Campbell St. Power Station) Fly wheel (?), 1901, cyanotype.
998PC47.650 Box 4; Folder 60 (Campbell St. Power Station) Fly wheel (?), 1901, cyanotype.
998PC47.650a Box 4; Folder 60 (Campbell St. Power Station) Machinery, 1901, cyanotype.
998PC47.651 Box 4; Folder 60 (Campbell St. Power Station) Machinery, 1901, cyanotype.
998PC47.652 Box 4; Folder 61 (Railroad generator and engine samples not installed in Louisville) Machinery samples, n.d.
998PC47.653 Box 4; Folder 61 (Railroad generator and engine samples not installed in Louisville) Machinery samples, n.d.
998PC47.654 Box 4; Folder 61 (Railroad generator and engine samples not installed in Louisville) Machinery samples, n.d.
998PC47.655 Box 4; Folder 61 (Railroad generator and engine samples not installed in Louisville) Machinery samples, n.d.
998PC47.656 Box 4; Folder 61 (Railroad generator and engine samples not installed in Louisville) No Photo (misnumbered)
998PC47.657 Box 4; Folder 61 (Railroad generator and engine samples not installed in Louisville) Machinery samples, n.d.
998PC47.658 Box 4; Folder 61 (Railroad generator and engine samples not installed in Louisville) Machinery samples, n.d.
998PC47.659 Box 4; Folder 61 (Railroad generator and engine samples not installed in Louisville) Machinery samples, n.d.
998PC47.660 Box 4; Folder 61 (Railroad generator and engine samples not installed in Louisville) Machinery samples, n.d.
998PC47.661 Box 4; Folder 61 (Railroad generator and engine samples not installed in Louisville) Machinery samples, n.d.
998PC47.662 Box 4; Folder 61 (Railroad generator and engine samples not installed in Louisville) Machinery samples, n.d.
998PC47.663 Box 4; Folder 61 (Railroad generator and engine samples not installed in Louisville) Machinery samples, n.d.
998PC47.664 Box 4; Folder 61 (Railroad generator and engine samples not installed in Louisville) Machinery samples, n.d.
998PC47.665 Box 4; Folder 61 (Railroad generator and engine samples not installed in Louisville) Machinery samples, n.d.

Brown-Walker Photograph Collection, 1864-1965

Held by The Filson Historical Society

Creator: Brown-Walker family

Title: Photograph Collection, 1864-1965

Rights: For information regarding literary and copyright interest for these papers, contact the Collections Department.

Size of Collection: 60 items; 4 boxes; 5 wrapped albums

Location Number: 009PC13

Scope and Content Note

Photographs of the J. T. S. Brown family and the Ernest Walker Family, including many images related to Old Prentice distillery and the Kentucky distilling industry, whiskey row in downtown Louisville, and J. T. S. Brown, Jr.’s family home, Glen Rhea. Glen Rhea was built by J. T. S. Brown, Jr. in 1900 in Prospect, Ky. Several negatives are available for the Old Prentice Distillery.

 

These photographs were separated from the Brown-Walker Family Papers (Mss. A/B879b).

Biographical Note

Ernest Walker Jr. was the son of Emily Brown Walker and Ernest Walker. His parents divorced while he was a child. These papers consist of papers from both sides of his family. Emily Brown Walker was the daughter of Creel Brown, who was the son of John Thompson Street Brown, Jr. of distilling fame. These papers include material from the Brown family and their distilling business. They also include some materials from the side branches of the Brown family such as the Graham family, the Street family and other Kentucky families related to the Browns. The Walker material is mostly the papers of Ernest Walker who lived in Texarkana, Texas.

Photograph List 

Item Number Box Description
009PC13.001 Box 1: Walker Family Ernest Walker, Sr. & Emily Brown Walker
009PC13.002 Box 1: Walker Family Ernest Walker, Sr. & Ernest Walker, Jr.
009PC13.003 Box 1: Walker Family Janet, Ernest, Sr., Birdie, W?, R. . Sop, ruth, Jodie (R. C. Sop’s wife)
009PC13.004 Box 1: Walker Family Ernest Walker, Sr., 09-19-1943
009PC13.005 Box 1: Walker Family Emily Brown Walker & Ernest B. Walker, Jr. 1941
009PC13.006 Box 1: Walker Family Ernest B. Walker, Jr., Emily Brown Walker, 1943, Missouri
009PC13.007 Box 1: Walker Family Talbot Fields, Artist, Ernest Walker, Mrs. Couch, Geroge Bessley
009PC13.008 Box 1: Walker Family 92nd Birthday of J. K. Walker, April 1, 1969- all persons identified
009PC13.009 Box 1: Walker Family Ernest Walker, Sr. and unidentified man standing next to a car, outside of Desoto Plymouth Cullom Walker Inc.
009PC13.010 Box 1: Walker Family Charlotte Virginia Walker (Birdie)
009PC13.011 Box 1: Walker Family Charlotte (Birdie Walker), Ruth Walker
009PC13.012 Box 1: Walker Family A. C. Walker, Florence D. Weir Walker
009PC13.013 Box 1: Walker Family Emily Brown Walker in Florida
009PC13.014 Box 1: Walker Family Ernest Walker, Jr. & Emily Brown Walker in Florida
009PC13.015 Box 1: Walker Family Ernest Walker, Sr.; Charlotte Hudson, 59 Brighton Ave, Allston, Mass.
009PC13.016 Box 1: Walker Family Ernest Walker Sr. & Charlotte (Birdie), Ruth
009PC13.017 Box 1: Walker Family Ernest Walker & ?
009PC13.018 Box 1: Walker Family Ernest Walker Sr.
009PC13.019 Box 1: Walker Family Ernest Walker Sr. & ?
009PC13.020 Box 1: Walker Family Ernest Walker Sr. & two unidentified persons
009PC13.021 Box 1: Walker Family Ernest Walker Sr.
009PC13.022 Box 1: Walker Family Ernest Walker Sr. ? & ?
009PC13.023 Box 1: Walker Family Ernest Walker Sr.  & ?
009PC13.024 Box 1: Walker Family Ernest Walker Sr. & 5 unidentified persons
009PC13.025 Box 1: Walker Family Ernest Walker Sr.
009PC13.026 Box 1: Walker Family Ernest Walker Sr.
009PC13.027  – .029 Box 1: Walker Family Unidentified
009PC13.030 Box 1: Walker Family Emily Brown Walker (child)
009PC13.031 Box 1: Walker Family Emily Brown Walker (child) and cousin Bess Brown
009PC13.032 Box 1: Walker Family Emily Houston Brown Walker, Catherine A. Brown, Will “Doc” Rebb and Clare Lunney, 1936
009PC13.033 Box 1: Walker Family Luncheon given by Mrs. Creel Brown, 1915, for Emily Houston Brown Walker of Gulfport, MS
009PC13.034 Box 1: Walker Family Aunt Eliza Brown (Mrs. Graham), Emily H. Brown Walker, Aug., 1936
009PC13.035 Box 1: Walker Family April, 1924, Nashville, TN, Mother, Daddy, Emily Brown Walker & Ernest Walker
009PC13.036 Box 1: Walker Family Emily Brown Walker, Firenze (Florence), Italy, October 1937
009PC13.037 Box 1: Walker Family Birdie, Bess, Walter, “Grandma” Mrs. A. C. Walker, Maurine, Mildred, Ernest
009PC13.038 Box 1: Walker Family Emily Brown Walker
009PC13.039 Box 1: Walker Family Emily Brown Walker, c. 1932
009PC13.040 Box 1: Walker Family Emily Brown Walker, Boston, Mass., 1946
009PC13.041 Box 1: Walker Family Ernest Walker Senior, Texarkana
009PC13.042 Box 1: Walker Family Ernest Walker
009PC13.043 Box 1: Walker Family A. C. Walker, Florence Ruth, Birdie Walker, Ernest Walker
009PC13.044 Box 1: Walker Family A. C. Walker, Florence Ruth, Birdie Walker, Ernest Walker
009PC13.045 Box 1: Walker Family Bess, Olivia, Lucile, Judy, Cynthia, Donna & Marvin, Paris, June 1962
009PC13.046 Box 1: Walker Family Christmas photo card from Jil, Janet and Ernest Walker, depicting Jil
009PC13.047 Box 1: Walker Family Ernest Walker and unidentified woman
009PC13.048 Box 1: Walker Family Ruth Walker (child)
009PC13.049 Box 1: Walker Family Ernest Walker on his birthday, 08-15-1965
009PC13.050 Box 1: Walker Family Ruth and Ernest Walker
009PC13.051 Box 1: Walker Family Emily Brown Walker
009PC13.052 Box 1: Walker Family Emily Brown’s Room
009PC13.053 Box 1: Walker Family Louisville, At the Mayflower (Emily Brown’s Room ?)
009PC13.054 Box 1: Walker Family Ruth, Birdie, Janet, Maurine, Ernest, Emily, Jil, Maurie, 1965, at home, 1026 Main
009PC13.055 Box 1: Walker Family Birdie, 1965
009PC13.056 Box 1: Walker Family Ruth, Maurine, Birdie, 1965
009PC13.057 – .059 Box 1: Walker Family E. H. B. Walker, Ernest Walker, Cousin Bess, Creel Brown III & Catherine Allen Brown at the grill in the garden, Sept. 1936, Creel Lodge, Anchorage, Kentucky, 1936
009PC13.060 Box 1: Walker Family Ruth
009PC13.061 Box 1: Walker Family Ruth, Birdie and ?
009PC13.062 Box 1: Walker Family Ruth Cotton Belt Hospital
009PC13.063 Box 1: Walker Family Jack Berry
009PC13.064  – .071 Box 1: Walker Family “Snapfolio” photo flip book of Walker Walker, Bess Walker and other members of the Walker family, 1954
009PC13.072 – .077 Box 1: Walker Family 009PC13.072-.077 are unidentified persons
009PC13.078 Box 1: Walker Family Grave stone of Hannah Street Brown and William Brown, Hodgenville, KY,
009PC13.079 Box 1: Walker Family Monument of Grandfather Brown, Cave Hill Cemetery, Louisville, KY, taken 1936
009PC13.080 Box 1: Walker Family Flint lock pistorl inherited from Creel Brown by Catherine Brown, taken 1936, further information on back of photograph
009PC13.081 Box 1: Walker Family Dimple our pony at entrance to Lyle Bayless place
009PC13.082 Box 1: Walker Family The Alamo?
009PC13.083 Box 1: Walker Family Grove Park Inn and unidentified woman
009PC13.084 Box 1: Walker Family Grove Park Inn 1938
009PC13.085 Box 1: Walker Family Ernest Walker Senior, “Pappy”, (child)
009PC13.086 Box 1: Walker Family Ernest Walker, Sr. & Ernest Walker, Jr.
009PC13.087 Box 1: Walker Family Emily Brown Walker, March, 1931, this was taken in Texarcana, Texas
009PC13.088 Box 1: Walker Family E. H. B. Walker, Ruth, ?, Vivele ?, Johnny, Ruth, Ernest, ?,  ? Davis, Emily Brown, W?
009PC13.089 Box 1: Walker Family Lloyd Walker
009PC13.090 Box 1: Walker Family Unidentified family
009PC13.091 Box 1: Walker Family Unidentified member of Walker family
009PC13.092 Box 1: Walker Family Ernest Walker Press- Emily Brown Walker, Ernest Walker, Jr. and identified employees of Ernest Walker Press, 1952, Courier-Journal photograph
009PC13.093 Box 1: Walker Family Ernest Walker Press- Emily Brown Walker, Ernest Walker, Jr. and identified employees of Ernest Walker Press, 1952, Courier-Journal photograph
009PC13.094 Box 1: Walker Family Ernest Walker Press- l. to r.: Julius J. Schmidt, Jr., George Hepner, Herny Stahl, Ernest B. Walker, Jr.
009PC13.095 Box 1: Walker Family Enrest Walker, Sr.
009PC13.096 Box 1: Walker Family Ernest Walker, Sr., Texarkana
009PC13.097 Box 1: Walker Family Ernest Walker, Sr.
009PC13.098 Box 1: Walker Family Ernst Walker, Sr.
009PC13.099 Box 1: Walker Family unidentified girl on a donkey
009PC13.100 – .102 Box 1: Walker Family Album page with three images of the Dixie Jobbing Company, 1918.
009PC13.103 Box 1: Walker Family Jil
009PC13.103a – .116 Box 1: Walker Family Loose photograph album pages of photographs, newspapers clippings and programs, featuring Ernest Walker, Sr., Emily Brown Walker, their family and friends. Ca. 1925-ca. 1933  Highlights include Emily Brown Walker’s graduation program and photos of her in her graduation dress, the Walker home in Texarcana, TX, and Ernest Walker in Venice, 1929.
009PC13.117 Box 1: Walker Family Florence, Italy, “yes, it is I” (Emily Brown Walker?)
009PC13.118 Box 1: Walker Family Ernest Walker, Sr., Ruth and parents; picture post card with airplane set
009PC13.119 Box 1: Walker Family Emily Brown Walker, “Miss Emily Brown, Brownsboro Road Home, Louisville, KY, 1920” Emily Brown and other children in a cart pulled by Dimple the pony.
009PC13.120 Box 1: Walker Family Ernest Walker, Jr., 1930, in track suit
009PC13.121 Box 1: Walker Family .121 Louise Schoeneck, 1929
009PC13.122 Box 1: Walker Family Photographer’s proof of Ernest Walker, Jr.
009PC13.123 – .126 Box 1: Walker Family .123 – .126 unidentified persons
009PC13.127 Box 1: Walker Family Rome, Italy, coliseum taken from Arch of Titus by Ernest Walker, Jr., 1929
009PC13.128 Box 1: Walker Family Unidentified man in Spain
009PC13.129 Box 1: Walker Family Unidentified room
009PC13.130 Box 1: Walker Family hand-painted photograph of woodland and mountain scene
009PC13.131 Box 1: Walker Family Ruins of Kenilworth (?) Castle
009PC13.132 Box 1: Walker Family The Vatican, Rome
009PC13.133 Box 1: Walker Family Spain, Palace Road, Madrid
009PC13.134 Box 1: Walker Family Ann Hathaway’s home, England
009PC13.135 Box 1: Walker Family Ernest Walker, Jr. in officer’s uniform, May 1934- housed in oversized Box #2
009PC13.136 Box 1: Walker Family Ernest Walker, Sr. oversized Box #2
009PC13.137 Box 1: Walker Family Ernest Walker, Jr. 1918
009PC13.138 Box 1: Walker Family Gravestone of Maurine Herron Walker
009PC13.139 Box 2: Brown Family A & B J. T. S. Brown mourning card
009PC13.140 Box 2: Brown Family J. T. S. Brown, August 1901
009PC13.141 Box 2: Brown Family J. T. S. Brown II
009PC13.142 Box 2: Brown Family J. T. S. Brown, ca. 1880-1885
009PC13.143 Box 2: Brown Family J. T. S. Brown
009PC13.144 Box 2: Brown Family J. T. S. Brown at the age of 77 years
009PC13.145 Box 2: Brown Family Home of J. T. S. Brown, Louisville, KY
009PC13.146 Box 2: Brown Family Home of J. T. S. Brown, Sr. built by him 1889, Louisville, KY
009PC13.147 Box 2: Brown Family J. T. S. Brown, Jr. III, as an infant
009PC13.148 Box 2: Brown Family John T. S. Brown (Jr. III); 6 years, 23 days, July 1879
009PC13.149 Box 2: Brown Family John T. S. Brown (Jr. III)- appears to be same photo as .148 but is dated 1874
009PC13.150 Box 2: Brown Family tintype of J. T. S. Brown, Jr. III
009PC13.151 Box 2: Brown Family J. T. S. Brown, Jr. III, 1887
009PC13.152 Box 2: Brown Family J. T. S. Brown, Jr. III
009PC13.153 Box 2: Brown Family A & B J. T. S. Brown, Jr. III, August 1901
009PC13.154 Box 2: Brown Family J. T. S. Brown, Jr. III
009PC13.155 Box 2: Brown Family Mrs. J. T. S. Brown, Jr. II, (Emily Graham Brown)
009PC13.156 Box 2: Brown Family Mrs. J. T. S. Brown, Jr. II, (Emily Graham Brown), ca. 1895
009PC13.157 Box 2: Brown Family photo reproduction of painting of Mrs. J. T. S. Brown, Jr. II, (Emily Graham Brown), 1896; copy made in 1936
009PC13.158 Box 2: Brown Family Mrs. J. T. S. Brown, Jr. II, (Emily Graham Brown, 1895
009PC13.159 Box 2: Brown Family Mrs. J. T. S. Brown, Jr. II, (Emily Graham Brown)
009PC13.160 Box 2: Brown Family Infant Creel Brown, b.1864-d.1935
009PC13.161 Box 2: Brown Family A & B Creel Brown, Sept. 1901
009PC13.162 Box 2: Brown Family Creel Brown Aug. 1901
009PC13.163 Box 2: Brown Family A-C Creel Brown on visit with grandchildren in Gulfport, Mississippi, Emily Brown and Ernest Walker, Jr., 1917; negative included
009PC13.164 Box 2: Brown Family Creel Brown, Ernest Jr., c.1916, Gulfport, Mississippi
009PC13.165 Box 2: Brown Family fragment of photograph of Creel Brown, Creel Brown, Jr.?, Robert Brown P?, and Brownie the dog, 1934
009PC13.166 Box 2: Brown Family Creel Brown, Judge Otis Mather, cousin Elizabeth Brown, Creel Brown Malone, taken at “Mount Gilliad” the graveyard of William Brown, d.1825 and Hannah Street Brown
009PC13.167 Box 2: Brown Family grave of Creel Brown, Sr., 1936, Cave Hill Louisville, KY
009PC13.168 Box 2: Brown Family Creel Brown, Sr.
009PC13.169 Box 2: Brown Family Creel Brown, 1934
009PC13.170 Box 2: Brown Family Negative of Creel Brown and an unidentified infant
009PC13.171 Box 2: Brown Family Creel Brown, Jr.
009PC13.172 Box 2: Brown Family Copy from portrait of John Thompson Street Brown, b.1793-d.1875; great grandfather of Emily H. B. Walker; also has negative
009PC13.173 Box 2: Brown Family Davis Brown, August 1901
009PC13.174 Box 2: Brown Family Unidentified Brown
009PC13.175 Box 2: Brown Family Hewett Brown? With a small girl and African American servant
009PC13.176 Box 2: Brown Family Creel Brown, Sr. on left, seated Hewett Brown on right, standing
009PC13.177 Box 2: Brown Family Hewett Brown’s residence at entrance to Cherokee Park (colored postcard)
009PC13.178 Box 2: Brown Family Hewett Brown, Aug. 1901
009PC13.179 Box 2: Brown Family Laura A. Brown, 10 weeks old, 1912, with her mother
009PC13.180 Box 2: Brown Family Inscription obscured but appears to read Laura A. Brown (toddler)
009PC13.181  – .181b Box 2: Brown Family Graham Brown
009PC13.182 Box 2: Brown Family Rhea Merrill Brown as a nun
009PC13.183 – .187 Box 2: Brown Family Rhea Merrill Brown
009PC13.188 Box 2: Brown Family Rhea Merrill
009PC13.189 Box 2: Brown Family Mary Thompson Street Brown
009PC13.190 Box 2: Brown Family Sarah Ann Brown
009PC13.191 Box 2: Brown Family Alfred Mackenzie Brown
009PC13.192 Box 2: Brown Family Grace Caldwell, Louisville, KY, 1908
009PC13.193 Box 2: Brown Family Atta Ruth Giltner and Helen Giltner
009PC13.194 Box 2: Brown Family Att Ruth Giltner
009PC13.195 Box 2: Brown Family Dock Hill, “old and faithful servant in family of J. T. S. Brown, II”
009PC13.196 Box 2: Brown Family Unidentified Brown family members; woman on the right is Rhea Merrill Brown
009PC13.197 Box 2: Brown Family Unidentified persons
009PC13.198 Box 2: Brown Family Members of the Brown family; woman in the center appears to be Rhea Merrill Brown
009PC13.199 Box 2: Brown Family Carrie Brown Irvin, first row, second person from the left
009PC13.200 Box 2: Brown Family Unidentified persons, Palm Beach, 1919
009PC13.201 Box 2: Brown Family Ink silhouette on paper; “to Uncle Johnny from Irving”
009PC13.202 Box 2: Brown Family Emily Houston Brown at S? Lea?, with Uncle Graham Brown, ca. 1898
009PC13.203 – .211 Box 2: Brown Family Unidentified house
009PC13.212 – .223 Box 2: Brown Family Gravestones of J. T. S. Brown and family members in Cave Hill Cemetery, Louisville, KY, 1936; negatives included
009PC13.224 Box 2: Brown Family negative of an unidentified home
009PC13.225 – .230 Box 2: Brown Family Photos from a folder identifying them as the 1937 Louisville flood, although one photo is dated 1945.
009PC13.231 – .241 Box 2: Brown Family Post cards from the 1937 Louisville flood
009PC13.242 Box 2: Brown Family (Thompson-Huff Family Photos) Bro. Levi (Levi Huff?)
009PC13.243 Box 2: Brown Family (Thompson-Huff Family Photos) Mr. and Mrs. Levi Huff, Sr. (Mary Elizabeth Thompson)
009PC13.244 Box 2: Brown Family (Thompson-Huff Family Photos) Reproduction of Levi Huff in his meat shop, Iowa, 1913; includes negative
009PC13.245 Box 2: Brown Family (Thompson-Huff Family Photos) Reproduction Levi Huff- father of Mary Huff Thompson; includes negative
009PC13.246 Box 2: Brown Family (Thompson-Huff Family Photos) Reproduction of Mary Huff Thompson and her sister Nettie Huff Cate; includes negative
009PC13.247 Box 2: Brown Family (Thompson-Huff Family Photos) Reproduction of Charles and Mary Huff (parents of Levi Huff); includes negative
009PC13.248 Box 2: Brown Family (Thompson-Huff Family Photos) Reproduction of Lizzie Potter, Spencer Potter, Maggie Huff and Cap Huff; negative included
009PC13.249 Box 2: Brown Family (Thompson-Huff Family Photos) Reproduction Charles Huff, father of Levi Huff, grandfather of Mary Huff Thompson; includes negative
009PC13.250 Box 2: Brown Family (Thompson-Huff Family Photos) Reproduction Levi Huff; includes negative
009PC13.251 Box 2: Brown Family (Thompson-Huff Family Photos) Reproduction Mrs. Charles Huff, Levi Huff’s mother, grandmother of Mary Huff Thompson; negative included
009PC13.252 Box 2: Brown Family (Thompson-Huff Family Photos) Huff Brothers; Levi Huff center in front row
009PC13.253 Box 2: Brown Family (Thompson-Huff Family Photos) Levi Huff and the “Never Sweats, ” on the “judicial bench”; names of other persons depicted are written on the back, but not identified; Iowa?
009PC13.254 Box 2: Brown Family (Thompson-Huff Family Photos) Emma and Balis Thompson, Iowa
009PC13.255 Box 2: Brown Family (Thompson-Huff Family Photos) Juanita Thompson Lowell
009PC13.256 – .256b Box 2: Brown Family (Thompson-Huff Family Photos) Juanita Thompson Lowell and “Bluff” (dog), 1896
009PC13.257 Box 2: Brown Family (Thompson-Huff Family Photos) Juanita Thompson Lowell, “alias Shorty”
009PC13.258 Box 2: Brown Family (Thompson-Huff Family Photos) Juanita Thompson Lowell
009PC13.259 Box 2: Brown Family (Thompson-Huff Family Photos) Grandpa Thompson’s house in Anita (Iowa)
009PC13.260 Box 2: Brown Family (Thompson-Huff Family Photos) Grandpa Thompson and Great-Grandson Bobby, Anita, Iowa, 1928, side yard of Thompson house
009PC13.261 Box 2: Brown Family (Thompson-Huff Family Photos) Aunt Vinnie, Uncle Fred, John and Mary Jane
009PC13.262 Box 2: Brown Family (Thompson-Huff Family Photos) Vinnie and Mary J. in front of the cabin at Center Lake
009PC13.263 Box 2: Brown Family (Thompson-Huff Family Photos) Juanita, Vinnie, and Janet
009PC13.264 Box 2: Brown Family (Thompson-Huff Family Photos) Appears to be same photo as .263 but labeled Aunt Vinnie, Alfreda and Bobby
009PC13.265 Box 2: Brown Family (Thompson-Huff Family Photos) Ohio Homecoming; identified are J. Chas. Thompson and H?
009PC13.266 Box 2: Brown Family (Thompson-Huff Family Photos) Unidentified group
009PC13.267 Box 2: Brown Family (Thompson-Huff Family Photos) Unidentified couple
009PC13.268 Box 2: Brown Family (Thompson-Huff Family Photos) Fred H. Aldrich gravestone
009PC13.269 Box 2: Brown Family (Thompson-Huff Family Photos) Myles, Bulah and Waldo, Nebraska
009PC13.270 Box 2: Brown Family (Miscellaneous) Captain C. C. Fuller
009PC13.271 Box 2: Brown Family (Miscellaneous) Polaroid of portrait of Mattie Graham La Trobe Murray
009PC13.272 Box 2: Brown Family (Miscellaneous) Photo of portrait of Mattie Graham La Trobe Murray
009PC13.273 Box 2: Brown Family (Miscellaneous) Mrs. Andrew Graham, Marth Parker
009PC13.274 Box 2: Brown Family (Miscellaneous) Unidentified group at a banquet or dinner party, 1960s or 1970s
009PC13.275 Box 2: Brown Family (Miscellaneous) Unidentified group at an office party
009PC13.276 – .279 Box 2: Brown Family (Miscellaneous) Photographs are missing.
009PC13.280 Box 2: Brown Family (Miscellaneous) Unidentified girl with horse (perhaps Dimple the Brown’s pony?); includes original negative and larger reproduction negative
009PC13.281 Box 2: Brown Family (Miscellaneous) Unidentified girl with horse (perhaps Dimple the Brown’s pony?) includes original negative and larger reproduction negative
009PC13.282 Box 2: Brown Family (Miscellaneous) Print of a woman’s profile; resembles a Gibson Girl
009PC13.283 – .287 Box 2: Brown Family (Miscellaneous) Printing press test sheets (?), probably from Ernest Walker Press.
009PC13.288 Box 3: Glen Rhea Gateway, entrance to Glen Rhea, Prospect, KY
009PC13.289 Box 3: Glen Rhea Fields of Glen Rhea
009PC13.290 Box 3: Glen Rhea Looking up hill from Glen Rhea, showing Judge Lafon Allen’s home
009PC13.291 Box 3: Glen Rhea Residence and Gateway, Glen Rhea
009PC13.292 Box 3: Glen Rhea Residence and property around Glen Rhea
009PC13.293 Box 3: Glen Rhea Property around Glen Rhea
009PC13.294 Box 3: Glen Rhea Jersey cows raised on the estate of J. T. S. Brown, Jr., Glen Rhea, Prospect, KY
009PC13.295 Box 3: Glen Rhea Jersey cows raised on the estate of J. T. S. Brown, Jr., Glen Rhea, Prospect, KY
009PC13.296 Box 3: Glen Rhea Fields around Glen Rhea
009PC13.297 Box 3: Glen Rhea Spring on Glen Rhea property- Crescent spring?
009PC13.298 Box 3: Glen Rhea Property around Glen Rhea
009PC13.299 Box 3: Glen Rhea Property around Glen Rhea
009PC13.300 Box 3: Glen Rhea Gateway to Glen Rhea
009PC13.301 Box 3: Glen Rhea Residence at Glen Rhea
009PC13.302 Box 3: Glen Rhea Residence at Glen Rhea
009PC13.303 Box 3: Glen Rhea “Flash of two bed rooms- Glen Rhea”
009PC13.304 Box 3: Glen Rhea Tea room- Glen Rhea
009PC13.305 Box 3: Glen Rhea “Flash- living room and dining room- Glen Rhea”
009PC13.306 Box 3: Glen Rhea Living Room – Glen Rhea
009PC13.307 Box 3: Glen Rhea A bedroom at Glen Rhea
009PC13.308 Box 3: Glen Rhea “Both pictures, flash of living room- Glen Rhea”
009PC13.309 – .315 Box 3: Glen Rhea Staff at Glen Rhea
009PC13.316 Box 3: Glen Rhea Garage at Glen Rhea, showing 3 automobiles
009PC13.317 – .318 Box 3: Glen Rhea Unidentified building; cottage at Glen Rhea?
009PC13.319 Box 3: Glen Rhea Photo album with images of Glen Rhea, J. T. S. Brown, Jr.’s car, as well as vacation photos of the Brown family
009PC13.320 Box 2: Brown Family (Old Prentice Distillery) Old Prentice Distillery, McBrayer, KY
009PC13.321 Box 2: Brown Family (Old Prentice Distillery) Three unidentified persons in front of Old Prentice Distillery, McBrayer, KY
009PC13.322 Box 2: Brown Family (Old Prentice Distillery) Possibly Mrs. J. T. S. Brown, Jr., Capt. Hal Griffith and Wife, beside bell at Old Prentice Distillery, McBrayer, KY
009PC13.323 Box 2: Brown Family (Old Prentice Distillery) Mrs. J. T. S. Brown, Jr., Capt. Hal Griffith and Wife, beside bell at Old Prentice Distillery, McBrayer, KY
009PC13.324 Box 2: Brown Family (Old Prentice Distillery) Miss Lee Babbitt, Mrs. J. T. S. Brown, Jr., Mrs. Wigman, and Mrs. Spears under bell at Old Prentice Distillery, McBrayer, KY
009PC13.325 Box 2: Brown Family (Old Prentice Distillery) Possibly Brown family members on the property of Possibly Mrs. J. T. S. Brown, Jr., Capt. Hal Griffith and Wife, beside bell at Old Prentice Distillery, McBrayer, KY
009PC13.326 Box 2: Brown Family (Old Prentice Distillery) John G. Woods up for a chicken dinner at Possibly Mrs. J. T. S. Brown, Jr., Capt. Hal Griffith and Wife, beside bell at Old Prentice Distillery, McBrayer, KY
009PC13.327 Box 2: Brown Family (Old Prentice Distillery) J. T. S. Brown, Jr., “ready for the Ball” (in clown costume)
009PC13.328 Box 2: Brown Family (Old Prentice Distillery) Dam across Salt River at Possibly Mrs. J. T. S. Brown, Jr., Capt. Hal Griffith and Wife, beside bell at Old Prentice Distillery, McBrayer, KY
009PC13.329 Box 2: Brown Family (Old Prentice Distillery) Printed advertisement for Old Prentice Distillery, McBrayer, KY
009PC13.330 Box 2: Brown Family (Old Prentice Distillery) Old Prentice Distillery, Main St., Louisville, KY
009PC13.331 Box 2: Brown Family (Old Prentice Distillery) Old Prentice Distillery, Main St., Louisville, KY, office
009PC13.332 Box 2: Brown Family (Old Prentice Distillery) Old Prentice Distillery, Main St., Louisville, KY, office
009PC13.333 Box 2: Brown Family (Old Prentice Distillery) .333 Old Prentice Distillery, Main St., Louisville, KY, office; possibly “section of office- J. T. S. Brown and sons, Hewett Brown and Secretary- Advertising, J. T. S. Brown, Jr. and secretary- Credit dept., Davis Brown- Sales Manager, secretary on left.”
009PC13.334 Box 2: Brown Family (Old Prentice Distillery) Old Prentice Distillery, Main St., Louisville, KY, office building
009PC13.335 Box 2: Brown Family (Old Prentice Distillery) Old Prentice Distillery, Main St., Louisville, KY, J. T. S. Brown, Jr.’s office
009PC13.336 Box 2: Brown Family (Old Prentice Distillery) Old Prentice Distillery interior
009PC13.337 Box 2: Brown Family (Old Prentice Distillery) Old Prentice Distillery interior
009PC13.338 Box 2: Brown Family (Old Prentice Distillery) Parade passing in front of Belknap Hardware building, Main St., Louisville, KY, early 19th century
009PC13.339 Box 2: Brown Family (Old Prentice Distillery) Parade passing in front of Belknap Hardware building and H. J. Heinz Co., Main St., Louisville, KY, early 19th century
009PC13.340 Box 2: Brown Family (Old Prentice Distillery) Parade passing in front of H. J. Heinz Co. and Wathen and Sons building, Main St., Louisville, KY, early 19th century
009PC13.341 Box 2: Brown Family (Old Prentice Distillery) Parade passing in front of H. J. Heinz Co. and Wathen and Sons building, Main St., Louisville, KY, early 19th century
009PC13.342 Box 2: Brown Family (Old Prentice Distillery) bottling room of Old Prenctice Distillery
009PC13.343 Box 2: Brown Family (Old Prentice Distillery) Façade of Old Prentice Distillery, Main St., Louisville, KY
009PC13.344 Box 2: Brown Family (Old Prentice Distillery) Rear of Old Prentice Distillery and Belknap Hardware, Main St., Louisville, KY
009PC13.345 Box 2: Brown Family (Old Prentice Distillery) Rear of Old Prentice Distillery and Belknap Hardware, Main St., Louisville, KY
009PC13.346 Box 2: Brown Family (Old Prentice Distillery) Unidentified group in from of building (Old Prentice Distillery?), Sept. 15, 1892
009PC13.347 Box 2: Brown Family (Old Prentice Distillery) Unidentified group in from of building (Old Prentice Distillery?) October 3, 1888
009PC13.348 – .353 Box 2: Brown Family (Old Prentice Distillery) Reproductions of advertisements for Old Prentice Distillery
009PC13.354  – .354d Box 2: Brown Family (Old Prentice Distillery) Reproduction of advertisement for J. T. S. Brown and Sons / Old Prentice Distillery
009PC13.355 Photograph Albums (wrapped) Photograph album of the J. T. S. Brown, Jr.; subjects include: pamphlet “The Cherokees-1540-1937”; Cherokee Indian Museum brochure signed by Chief Standing Deer; vacation post cards, photographic post cards, and photographs of Native Americans.
009PC13.356 Photograph Albums (wrapped) Photograph album of the J. T. S. Brown, Jr. family; subjects include: friends and family, travel photographs, Glenview, a baseball team (Louisville Cardinals?)
009PC13.357 Photograph Albums (wrapped) .357 Photograph album of the J. T. S. Brown family; subjects include: further images of J. T. S. Brown, Jr. in costume and of the party, held at the Old Prentice Distillery grounds, servants, recreational activities, pets, horses, friends and family and travel photographs
009PC13.358 Photograph Albums (wrapped) Photograph album of the J. T. S. Brown, Jr. family; subjects include: Glen Rhea, family and friends, travel, flooding, the dam near Old Prentice distillery, The Lincoln Memorial, the Lincoln Farm, relics and painting of John Thompson Street Brown, b.1793-d.1875, Old Prentice Distillery, servants, the Dayton Flood 1913.
009PC13.359 Box 4: Photograph Album Photograph album of the Brown family; subjects include:  Florida vacation homes of J. T. S. Brown, Jr. and Mrs. Jos. E. Brown, 1925, and surrounding areas, especially Daytona and Osceola, Florida post cards, and a hand-painted photograph.
009PC13.360 Photograph Albums (wrapped) Scrap book of Emily Brown Walker and family; subjects include: friends and family in and around Louisville, William Brown’s Revolutionary War pistol, Walker house on Williams Terrace, pets, Brown family gravestones in Cave Hill cemetery, pets, the Walker family in Texarkana, TX, Old Louisville, the 1937 flood of Louisville, and newspaper clippings from the social column concerning the Brown family.

National City Bank Photograph Collection, 1863-1960

Held by The Filson Historical Society

Creator: National City Bank

Title: Photograph Collection, 1863-1960

Rights: For information regarding literary and copyright interest for these papers, contact the Collections Department.

Size of Collection: 71 prints

Location Number: 013PC56

Scope and Content Note

The collection is compiled of 71 photomechanical prints of past bank presidents and board members that represent the Louisville banking community over the decades. The prints were created off of copy prints by John T. Berry for display at the bank.

Historical Note 

National City Bank has had several names over the decades, originally called the First National Bank of Louisville established in 1863, the main branch located at 224 S. Fifth Street. The First National Bank of Louisville took responsibility for the debts of the National Bank of Kentucky in the 1930s and the banks became one, it was renamed First Kentucky by the mid-1930s. In the late 1980s First Kentucky National Corporation of Louisville which included First Kentucky merged with Cleveland based National City Corporation in 1988 and became known as the National City Bank of Kentucky until it was bought out by PNC.

Bank Locations

  • In 1925 the First National Bank of Louisville Main branch was located at 224 S. Fifth Street.
  • Bardstown branch of First National Bank located at 2223 Bardstown Road.
  • Either a second branch location on Bardstown road or a bank move placed a branch on 2118 Bardstown Road in 1934.
  • Shelby and Broadway branch located at 734 E. Broadway.
  • South Louisville branch located at the corner of South 4th Street and Central Avenue.
  • Portland branch located on Portland Avenue.

Photograph List 

Object ID Last Name First Name Description Dates
013PC56.01 Abrams William J. 1910-1921
013PC56.02 Adams Gilmer S. Portrait of Gilmer S. Adams, First National Bank of Louisville president or board member from 1901-1922. 1901-1922
013PC56.03 Allen Charles W. 1944-1953
013PC56.04 Armstrong John M. 1908-1912
013PC56.05 Atwood Lewis R. 1908-1926
013PC56.06 Avery Benjamin Franklin Portrait of Benjamin Franklin Avery (1801-1885), First National Bank of Louisville president or board member from 1868-1869. Avery was born in 1801 in Aurora, New York. He first began a plow company in 1825 in Clarksville, Pennsylvania, selling the company to a brother after returning to Aurora after the death of his father. Along with a nephew, Daniel Humphrey Avery, he moved to Louisville, KY and began his new plow business in 1847. When Daniel moved on in 1850, the company was organized as B.F. Avery Plows. Operation was suspended during the Civil War but reopened after the war as B.F. Avery & Sons, and now included his three sons. 1868-1869
013PC56.07 Baxter John George, Jr. Portrait of John George Baxter, Jr. (1826-1885) First National Bank of Louisville president or board member of from 1866-1871. Baxter served as Louisville’s Mayor from 1870 to 1872 and from 1879 to 1881, respectively. 1866-1871
013PC56.08 Bauermann Gustav 1863-1867
013PC56.09 Boone George 1906-1908
013PC56.10 Bramlette Mary E. Graham Adams Portrait of Mary E. Graham Adams Bramlette (Mrs. Thomas E. Bramlette), First National Bank of Louisville president or board member in 1875. Adams was Kentucky Governor Thomas E. Bramlette’s second wife. 1875
013PC56.11 Bramlette Thomas Elliot Portrait of Kentucky Governor Thomas E. Bramlette (1817-1875), First National Bank of Louisville president or board member from 1874-1875. 1874-1875
013PC56.12 Breed George H. 1876-1879
013PC56.13 Brown James B 1908-1911
013PC56.14 Bullitt Colonel Thomas W. Portrait of Colonel Thomas W. Bullitt (1838-1910,) First National Bank of Louisville president or board member from 1877-1910. 1877-1910
013PC56.15 Bullitt William Marshall Portrait of William Marshall Bullitt (1873-1957), First National Bank of Louisville president or board member from 1909-1934. Bullitt was an influential lawyer and author who served as Solicitor General of the United States (1912-1913). 1909-1934
013PC56.16 Caldwell J.E. 1892-1911
013PC56.17 Chapin Wilbur T. 1960-1966
013PC56.18 Clark James Portrait of James Clark, First National Bank of Louisville president or board member from 1863-1902. 1863-1902
013PC56.19 Clark James Jr 1903-1910
013PC56.20 Craig Alexander Portrait of Alexander Craig, First National Bank of Louisville president or board member from 1866-1869. 1866-1869
013PC56.21 Dodd William O. Portrait of William O. Dodd (1843-1886), First National Bank of Louisville president or board member from 1874-1878. Dodd was a lawyer in Louisville for the firm Dodd and Dodd practicing commercial and corporate law. 1874-1878
013PC56.22 Drummond W.W. 1898-1902
013PC56.23 Duke Basil W. Portrait of  Basil Wilson Duke (1838-1916), First National Bank of Louisville president or board member from 1874-1875. 1874-1875
013PC56.24 Durrett Colonel Reuben Thomas Portrait of Colonel Reuben Thomas Durrett (1824-1913), First National Bank of Louisville president or board member from 1874-1913. Durrett was also the founder of the Filson Historical Society. 1874-1913
013PC56.25 Ferguson Edwin Hite Portrait of Edwin Hite Ferguson (1852-1924), First National Bank of Louisville president or board member from 1903-1908. The Filson Historical Society is now housed in the Edwin Hite Ferguson Mansion. 1903-1908
013PC56.26 Gifford Ralph 1918-1959
013PC56.27 Glazebrook A. 1881
013PC56.28 Glazebrook James 1889-1897
013PC56.29 Goodloe J.K. 1885-1886
013PC56.30 Hampton Walton L. 1960-1962
013PC56.31 Harnett T.V. 1944-1962
013PC56.32 Helm Bruce Portrait of Bruce Helm (1860-1927), First National Bank of Louisville president or board member from 1906-1927. Helm was a layer in Louisville and eventually partnered with William Marshall Bullitt forming Bruce and Bullitt 1906-1927
013PC56.33 Herndon Lewis 1946-1962
013PC56.34 Hewett Dr. R.C. 1881-1885
013PC56.35 Humphrey Churchill Portrait of Judge Churchill Humphrey, First National Bank of Louisville president or board member from 1925-1938. Humphrey was a judge of the circuit court in Louisville, 1933-43. 1925-1938
013PC56.36 Johnson Lewis Y. 1960-1962
013PC56.37 Jones David A. 1970
013PC56.38 Lamott F. 1879
013PC56.39 Lewman Dr. George W. 1889-1905
013PC56.40 Lewis George Anderson 1863-1883
013PC56.41 Mayer Richard P. 1983
013PC56.42 Mayer Richard P. 1983
013PC56.43 McAdams Pope Portrait of Pope McAdams, First National Bank of Louisville president or board member from 1940-1950. He was also the Vice President of Kentucky Title Trust Company. 1940-1950
013PC56.44 McClarty Clinton C. 1906-1908
013PC56.45 McDonald Edward Hitchcock Portrait of Major Edward Allen Hitchcock McDonald (1832-1912), First National Bank of Louisville president or board member from 1874-1892. 1874-1892
013PC56.46 Mills D.S. 1892-1910
013PC56.47 Minary T.J 1891
013PC56.48 Mueller Arthur 1913-1943
013PC56.49 Nock Samuel 1863-1867
013PC56.50 Osborne Prime F. 1972-1980
013PC56.51 Peter Jacob 1869-1888
013PC56.52 Peter Henry 1886-1895
013PC56.53 Pickrell Otis W. 1920-1957
013PC56.54 Pope Alfred T. 1877
013PC56.55 Priest W.C. 1887-1909
013PC56.56 Richards R.E. 1874-1886
013PC56.57 Rose Hugh L. 1919-1930
013PC56.58 Sauborn R. D. 1982
013PC56.59 Stine J.W. 1890-1898
013PC56.60 Stockhoff George H. 1906-1923
013PC56.61 Street D.L. 1948-1975
013PC56.62 Swearingen Embry Portrait of Embry Lee Swearingen (1863-1931), First National Bank of Louisville chairman of the board and later president. Swearingen also served as president of the Kentucky Title Savings Bank &
Trust Company and of the Kentucky Title Company.		 1894-1931
013PC56.62a Swearingen Embry L. 1894-1931
013PC56.63 Ward Colonel John Hardin Portrait of Colonel John Hardin Ward, First National Bank of Louisville president of board member from 1887-1893. 1887-1893
013PC56.64 Wilson James C. 1920-1928
013PC56.65 Woodward William F. 1927-1928
013PC56.66 Wyatt Wilson Watkins Portrait of Wilson W. Wyatt (1905-1996), First National Bank of Louisville president or board member. Wyatt was also a Lawyer and mayor of Louisville, 1941-1954. undated
013PC56.67 Unidentified
013PC56.68 Unidentified
013PC56.69 Unidentified
013PC56.70 Unidentified
013PC56.71 Unidentified

 

Little-Bockhofer-Canaday Family Photograph Collection, 1889-1929

Held by The Filson Historical Society

Creator: Little-Bockhofer-Canaday Family

Title: Photograph Collection, 1889-1929

Rights: For information regarding literary and copyright interest for these papers, contact the Collections Department.

Size of Collection: 48 photographic items, including 33 cabinet cards, 10 mounted prints, 3 photographic prints and 2 real photo postcards.

Location Number: 013PC3

Scope and Content Note 

The Little-Bockhofer-Canaday Family Photograph Collection is housed separately in one original photo album (Album #68) and one folder held in the Small Groups files of the Filson Photographic Collections. The collection contains 48 photographic prints of various formats, primarily cabinet cards. Many of the photographic prints are housed in the original photo album containing 34 cabinet cards, one 1.5” x 2” print and one signed, printed card with floral design. The remaining 13 prints are housed individually in the small group file.

Members of the three families lived throughout Wayne County, Indiana, as well as other locations in Southern Indiana and Western Ohio, and were photographed in the towns of Economy, Richmond, Middleboro, Hallon, and Hagerstown, Indiana. Several photographs of the Canady (Canaday) family were taken in studios in California.

Biographical Note 

The Little, Bockhofer, and Canaday families resided primarily in Wayne County, Indiana and nearby counties throughout the late 19th and early 20th Centuries. The collection documents the descendants and relatives of Isaac Little (1834-1907). Little was a farmer and served in the 84th Regiment of the Indiana Infantry during the Civil War. He married three times, first in 1855 to Nancy Ann Coffin (1834-1859), with whom he had three children: Rebecca June Little, Thursa Little, and Evaline Little. Little married Sally Coats Little (1844-1872) in 1862 and they had six children: Alistus, Charles, Clarisa Jane, George Morton (1868-1916), Minerva, and Elmer Elsworth Little (1872-1872). His third wife was Elizabeth Millet Little (1842-1904), whom he married in 1874. They had no children together.

The Bockhofer, Canaday and Alexander families are related to the Little family by marriage. Clarisa Jane Little married Edward H. Bockhofer (1869-1942) on 31 March 1894, and they had six children: Nellie, Anna Marea, William, Isaac Howard, Verlan Alistus, and Florence Elizabeth. Minerva Little married Clementine Alexander of Jefferson, Preble County, Ohio on 28 September 1895. Anna Marea Bockhofer married Lyndsey E. Canaday on 21 July 1917.

 

Photograph List

Item Number Title / Date Description Format
013PC3.1 Economy, Indiana homestead / 1890 Landscape with house seen in distance through trees; Verso: My home at Economy taken the spring of 1890. Cabinet card
013PC3.2 Unidentified family portrait of unidentified family / undated Portrait of unknown family, parents and young boy. Cabinet card
013PC3.3 Lulu LaToska / 30 May 1895 Portrait of woman with snake; Verso: Lulu LaToska, May 30, 1895, Barnum’s show. Cabinet card
013PC3.4 Portrait of unidentified two women / undated Double portrait of young women at table with photo album; Verso: Robert Beckendite, Hallon, Indiana. Cabinet card
013PC3.5 Portrait of unidentified woman / undated Portrait of unknown woman; Verso: [Probably] Rhoda.. Cabinet card
013PC3.6 Portrait of unidentified two small boys / undated Portrait of two small boys. Cabinet card
013PC3.7 Emma Canaday / undated Studio portrait of Emma Canaday. Cabinet card
013PC3.8 Portrait of unidentified young girl / undated Studio portrait of unknown young girl. Cabinet card
013PC3.9 Anna Cody / undated Studio portrait of Anna Cody. Cabinet card
013PC3.10 Portrait of unidentified woman / undated Studio portrait of unidentified woman. Cabinet card
013PC3.11 Portrait of unidentified two young girls / undated Portrait of two girls with dog. Cabinet card
013PC3.12 [Isaac Little] / undated Portrait, possibly of Isaac Little, in Union uniform, with hat bearing insignia of 3rd Artillery Regiment. Cabinet card
013PC3.13 Portrait of unidentified man / undated Studio portrait of man with moustache. Cabinet card
013PC3.14 Vona and Nannie / 1889 Portrait of Vona and Nannie [Little]; Verso: Vona age 24 yrs., Nannie age 22 yrs., 1889. Cabinet card
013PC3.15 Portrait of unidentified woman / undated Portrait of unknown woman. Cabinet card
013PC3.16 Portrait of unidentified two women / undated Studio portrait of two women in winter garb, with artificial snow. Cabinet card
013PC3.17 Portrait of unidentified young man / undated Studio portrait of young man leaning on chair. Cabinet card
013PC3.18 Paul Timothy Canady / 1890 Studio portrait of Paul Timothy Canady, age 10 months; Verso: Paul Timothy Canady, born in Gilroy, California, age ten months 1890. Cabinet card
013PC3.19 Portrait of unidentified young couple / undated Studio portrait of couple in wedding outfits. Cabinet card
013PC3.20 Elisha Dixon / undated Portrait of Elisha Dixon.; Verso: Elisha Ambros, Alison Dixon. [Roses, man’s picture.] Print 1.5 x 2
013PC3.21 Paul Canady / undated Portrait of Paul Canady, seated; Verso: Addressed to Mrs. Robert Beckendite, R-A Hagerstown #4, Y18N R12E Sec. 22. Blue eyes – [Bus Am Free]. Free. Paul Canady. Real photo postcard
013PC3.22 Portrait of unidentified woman / undated Portrait of unidentified woman. Cabinet card
013PC3.23 Portrait of unidentified infant / undated Portrait of unidentified infant. Cabinet card
013PC3.24 Group portrait / 1889 Group portrait including Minnie Canady, age 20; Mollie Seigrist, age 22; Emma Canady, age 20; Ida Gaylor, age 21; Jennie Seigrist, age 20. Verso: Miss Minnie Canady, age 20; Miss Mollie Seigrist, age 22; Miss Emma Canady, age 20; Miss Ida Gaylor, age 21; Miss Jennie Seigrist, age 20. Cabinet card
013PC3.25 Portrait of unidentified man / undated Portrait of unidentified man; Cabinet card
013PC3.26 Nannie Garriester / 1891 Portrait of Nannie Garriester; Verso: Miss Nannie Garriester, Farmland, Indiana, age 16, given me October 1891. Cabinet card
013PC3.27 Portrait of unidentified woman / undated Studio portrait of unidentified woman. Cabinet card
013PC3.28 Portrait of unidentified family / undated Studio portrait of unidentified family, mother, father, and child in carriage. Cabinet card
013PC3.29 Portrait of unidentified children / undated Studio portrait of two unidentified children, one seated, one standing with hand on chair. Cabinet card
013PC3.30 Portrait of unidentified children / undated Studio portrait of two young girls holding flowers. Cabinet card
013PC3.31 Portrait of unidentified children / undated Studio portraid of two girls featured in photo a30, with taller girl looking in mirror, shorter girl barely visible in background of mirror. Cabinet card
013PC3.32 Note card / undated Floral print note card. Verso: From your little friend Katie Kinert.
013PC3.33 Portrait of Emma Canady and unidentified man / undated Portrait of Emma Canady and unidentified man. Cabinet card
013PC3.34 Portrait of unidentified couple / undated Portrait of unidentified couple, man seated and woman standing. Cabinet card
013PC3.35 Unidentfied couple in buggy / undated Undidentified man and woman in buggy being drawn by horse. Cabinet card
013PC3.36 Canady Family / undated Three women, one man and one baby in carriage being drawn by two horses. Believed to be Canaday family.. Cabinet card
013PC3.37 Isaac Little / [1900] Isaac Little (1834-1907) seated atop a bounder with an unnamed man. A young boy is nearby, leaning on the boulder.; Verso: Isaac my grandpa Little at left. Died 1907?? Middleboro, Indiana. Print 4 x 5
013PC3.38 Little family reunion / undated Little family gathered for outdoor group portrait; Verso: Little reunion I think. Papa in back row with mustache mama next to him. Real photo postcard
013PC3.39 Little family / undated Group portrait taken outdoors; Verso: Grandpa Little, his 7 children. Aunt Jennie + A [Thurs], grandpa in center. Aunt Neva + moma (Jennie and Thurs by his 1st wife). Mounted print 3.75 x 4
013PC3.40 Edward Henry Bockhofer and Clara Jane Little / 30 March 1929 Edward Henry Bockhofer and Clara Jane Little photographed on the porch of a home.  Contemporary photographic print of historical photograph; Verso: Edward Henry Bockhofer, Clara Jane Little, March 30, 1929. Print 5 x 7
013PC3.41 Morton Little / undated Portrait of Morton Little.. Verso: Uncle Morton Little, mama’s brother, got killed by a drunk man, July 1916 in Richmond, Indiana. Mounted print 4 x 6
013PC3.42 Mae Little / undated Portrait of Mae Little.; Verso: Aunt Mae Little, Uncle Mort’s widow. Mounted print 4 x 6
013PC3.43 Little family / undated Group portrait taken outdoors, beside house.; Verso: Left to right, back row: Uncle Listus Little, Grandpa Little (Isaac), Papa holding Howard (Ed Bockhofer), Uncle Clem Alexander holding Iris, Aunt [Neva], Mama in back (Clara Bockhofer), sister to Aunt Mae, Aunt Mae Little, sister to Aunt Cora Little (I th. Mounted print 5 x 7
013PC3.44 Little family / undated Group portrait taken outdoors, near barn.; Verso: Little reunion on Grandpa Little’s farm, I think. Grandpa Little, Grandma Little, Uncle Clem, Papa and Mama all identified on recto. Mounted print 5 x 7
013PC3.45 Little family / undated Group portrait taken outdoors, beside house.; Verso: Bockhofer Mounted print 5 x 7
013PC3.46 Little family / undated Group portrait outdoors under trees.; Verso: First one?, next Grandpa Little/Isaac Little, boy?, Nellie Bockhofer, Marie Bockhofer, Uncle Clem Alexander, Mama (Clara B.), Papa (Ed B.), ––?, next Grandma Little (Lib), Aunt Nerva Alexander, Aunt Mae Little, boy in front of Uncle Clem, looks like Bill Mounted print 5 x 7
013PC3.47 Little family / undated Group portrait outdoors, beside house.; Verso: Bockhofer. At left – Uncle Mort and Aunt Mae, Uncle Listus, A. [Flora], Papa and Mama (Clara and Ed), Uncle Clem Alexander and A. [Nerva], Uncle Charlie and A. [Cora]. Taken at Middleboro at Grandpa Little’s house. Mounted print 5 x 7
013PC3.48 Little family / [1904] Group portrait primarily of children, under tree.; Verso: Grandpa Little’s grandchildren at Grandpa Little’s house. Iris Alexander in tree, Winifred Little, [Cloey] Alexander, Marguerite Little, Walter Alexander, Harry Little, Marea Bockhofer, Nellie Bockhofer in back, Edith Pyle in back, Howard Bockhofer (littl Mounted print 5 x 7
013PC3.49 Little home / undated Isaac Little home, with Isaac Little, Elizabeth Little, and Charlie or Alistus Little.; Verso: Grandpa Little (Isaac), Grandma Little – their home in Middleboro. I think Uncle Charlie Little on front porch or Uncle Listus. Mounted print 5 x 7

 

Wrenick, Frank E. (1939-) Collection, 1920-2018 

Held by The Filson Historical Society 

Creator:  Wrenick, Frank E., 1939-  

Title:  Collection, 1920-2018   

Rights: For information regarding literary and copyright interest for these papers, contact the Collections Department. 

Size of Collection:  2 cubic feet, 8 audio cassettes

Location Number:  Mss. A W945 

Biographical Note 

Frank E. Wrenick was born in February 1939 in Evanston, Illinois. In 1965, he married Elaine Virginia Walworth. In 2006, Wrenick published The Streamline Era Greyhound Terminals: The Architecture of W.S. Arrasmith. In 2016, Frank and Elaine Wrenick together published Automobile Manufacturers of Cleveland and Ohio, 1864-1942. The couple reside in Cleveland Heights, Ohio.   

Scope and Content Note 

This collection includes material related to Frank Wrenick’s work researching and writing about the career of architect William Strudwick “Arra” Arrasmith, particularly related to his work on Greyhound bus terminals from the late 1930s to the late 1950s. Material throughout the collection relates to Arrasmith and some of his associates’ careers, and Greyhound bus stations throughout the eastern portion of the United States.  Oral histories of family, friends, and colleagues of Arrasmith are on audio cassettes and likely correspond with transcripts in folder 41. People interviewed include Elizabeth Arrasmith (wife), Anne Arrasmith-Lewis (daughter), Edward Baldwin (associate), Stratton Hammon (friend), Arnold Judd (partner), Mr. Rapp (partner), and Cornelius Hubbuch (friend).

Related Collections:  

  • Edward Willis Baldwin, Jr. papers [Mss. A B181]   
  • William Strudwick Arrasmith papers [Mss. A A773]   
  • William Strudwick Arrasmith photograph collection [016PC13]   

Folder List 

Box 1 

Folder 1: Correspondence and photocopied photographs, 2002-2003  

Folder 2: Various Greyhound stations exterior photographs, renderings, 1937-1939  

Folder 3: Various Greyhound stations exterior renderings, Louisville terminal postcard and other material, undated   

Folder 4: Coast Guard, Bond Clothing Store, Great Lakes Exposition and other buildings exterior and interior photographs, undated   

Folder 5: Various Greyhound stations exterior renderings, negatives, and photographs, 1941-1953  

Folder 6: Bowman Field 75th Anniversary booklet and correspondence, 1988-1994   

Folder 7: Akron, OH Greyhound station photocopied research material, 1945-2000  

Folder 8: Atlanta, GA Greyhound station photocopied research material, 1940-1945  

Folder 9: Baltimore, MD Greyhound station photocopied research material, 1942  

Folder 10: Battlecreek, MI Greyhound station photocopied research material, 1949   

Folder 11: Binghamton, NY Greyhound station photocopied research material, 1997   

Folder 12: Birmingham, AL Greyhound station photocopied research material, 1951  

Folder 12a: Bowling Green, KY Greyhound station photocopied research material, 1937  

Folder 13: Buffalo, NY Greyhound station photocopied research material, c. 1940-1993  

Folder 14: Cincinnati, OH Greyhound station photocopied research material, undated   

Folder 15: Clarksdale, MS Greyhound station photocopied research material, 2003   

Folder 16: Cleveland, OH Greyhound station photocopied research material and photographs, 1946-2018  

Folder 17: Columbus, OH Greyhound station photocopied research material, 1939   

Folder 18: Dayton, OH Greyhound station photocopied research material, undated   

Folder 19: Erie, PA Greyhound station photocopied research material, 1940   

Folder 20: Evansville, IN Greyhound station photocopied research material, 1979-2002  

Folder 21: Fort Wayne, IN Greyhound station photocopied research material, 1992  

Folder 22: Grand Rapids, MI Greyhound station photocopied research material, 1949   

Folder 23: Jackson, MS Greyhound station photocopied research material and photographs, 1954-2010  

Folder 24: Lansing, MI Greyhound station photocopied research material, c. 1950   

Folder 25: Lima, OH Greyhound station photocopied research material, 1949   

Folder 26: Louisville, KY Greyhound station photocopied research material and photographs, 1938-2004   

Folder 27: Montgomery, AL Greyhound station photocopied research material, 1951  

Folder 28: Norfolk, VA Greyhound station photocopied research material, 1942-1986   

Folder 29: Pittsburg, PA Greyhound station photocopied research material and photographs, 1959-2002   

Folder 30: Pontiac, MI Greyhound station photocopied research material and photographs, 1952-2014  

Folder 31: St. Paul, MN Greyhound station photocopied research material, 1948   

Folder 32: Syracuse, NY Greyhound station photocopied research material, 1940-1997  

Folder 33: Waverly, TN Greyhound station photocopied research material, 2002  

Folder 34: Washington, D.C. Greyhound station photocopied research material, 1987-1997  

Folder 35: W.S. Arrasmith biographical material and photographs, c. 1920-2000  

Folder 36: Non-W.S. Arrasmith Greyhound terminals photocopied research material, photographs, and negatives, c. 1940-2012  

Folder 37: Other buildings designed by Wischmeyer, Arrasmith, and Elswick photocopied research material and photographs, c. 1930-1950 

Box 2  

Folder 38: Thomas W. Lamb photocopied research material, 1942-1952  

Folder 39: Greyhound buses and related research material, 1989-1990  

Folder 40: Arnold Judd biographical material and clippings, c. 1960-1975  

Folder 41: Stratton Hammon, Ed Baldwin, Arnold Judd, Elizabeth Arrasmith, and Anne Arrasmith interview transcripts, 1988   

Folder 42: “Architects of Louisville exhibit material and “Architects of Louisville” article by Stratton Hammon, 1931-1987  

Folder 43: Correspondence with Stratton Hammon, 1991   

Folder 44: Correspondence with Anne Lewis and W.S. Arrasmith World War II journal photocopy, c. 1940-1998   

Folder 45: Chronologies of Greyhound stations and Louisville research, undated   

Folder 46: Frederic Hoyt Elswick biographical material and photographs, c. 1930-2000  

Folder 47: William B. Scott research material, correspondence, and photographs, c. 1930-2000  

Folder 48: The Profession of Architecture in Kentucky (1987) by C. Julian Oberwarth with marginalia   

Folder 49: “Forms for Architectural Concrete” booklet, 1936   

Folder 50: Ed Baldwin correspondence and related material, 1997-2003  

Folder 51: Brinton B. Davis research material and photographs, 1930   

Folder 52: Hermann Wischmeyer research material and photographs, 1930-1946  

Folder 53: Index of architects and terminals, photocopy of Modern Bus Terminals and Post Houses, and other material, 1988-2000  

Folder 54: 1100 New York Ave. terminal booklet and other material, undated 

 

Audio Cassettes

Item 55: Arrasmith Tape 1: Side A #1 Hammon office, Side B #2 Hammon and Baldwin (digitized)

Item 56: Arrasmith Tape 2: Side A #3 Ed Baldwin Hammon, Side B #4 Ed Baldwin

Item 57: Arrasmith Tape 3: Side A #5 Hubbuch, Side B #6 Judd

Item 58: Arrasmith Tape 4: Side A #7 Arnold Judd, Side B #8 Arrasmith

Item 59: Arrasmith Tape 5: #9 and #10 Arrasmith

Item 60: Tape #1 Arrasmith, July 20, 1989 (digitized)

Item 61: Tape #2 Arrasmith, July 20, 1989

Item 62: Unlabeled

 

Subject Headings 

Architecture – Indiana.   

Architecture – Kentucky.  

Architecture – Ohio.   

Arrasmith, Elizabeth, 1901-1999.  

Arrasmith, W. S. (William Strudwick), 1898-1965.  

Baldwin, Edward Willis, Jr., 1910-2003.  

Bowman Field (Ky.)  

Elswick, Fred H., 1896-1958  

Greyhound Lines, Inc.  

Hammon, Stratton O. (Stratton Owen), 1904-1997.  

Louisville (Ky.)  

Wischmeyer, Hermann, 1875-1945.  

World War, 1939-1945. 

Russell, Carl D. (1907-1992 ) Residence for Junius W. Bell architectural drawings, 1926-1939, 2014

Held by The Filson Historical Society 

Creator:  Russell, Carl D. (Carl Donald), 1907-1992  

Title:  Residence for Junius W. Bell architectural drawings, 1926-1939, 2014  

Rights: For information regarding literary and copyright interest for these papers, contact the Collections Department. 

Size of Collection:  3 rolls  

Location Number:  Mss. AR R961 

Historical Note 

Carl Donald Russell was born in 1907 in Longmont, Colorado.  He received his education from the University of Louisville and the University of Southern California.  From 1927-1931, he was chief draftsman for Joseph & Joseph and Clifford F. Reichest.  He organized his own architectural firm in 1932 and became a registered architect in both Kentucky and Indiana.  Some of Russell’s principal works include the Gunnison Homes Plant, U. S. Steel, New Albany, Ind.; Brown Chevrolet Gar. & Showroom, Seymour, Ind.; Corhart-X-104 Plant, Louisville, Ky.; Oertel Brewing Co. Offices; and Tube-Turns Plastics, Inc.  

He married Beatrice Dorothy Sumser circa 1927. They had two children.  

References:  

  • American Architects Directory, First edition, 1956.  
  • American Architects Directory, Second edition, 1962.  

Scope and Content Note 

Three rolls of drawings relate to improvements and the construction of structures on a property along Upper River Road in Prospect, Ky.  The property was first owned by Junius W. Bell; it is now known as Sand Hill and located at 10601 U.S. Highway 42, Prospect, Ky.  The home was on the Filson Historical Society’s house tour in 2006 and a copy of the tour notes are included with the collection.   

Roll 1 contains a 1926 sketch and accompanying letters relating to the construction of a tenant house on Junius W. Bell’s property by W. Edwin Glossop, construction engineer at Standard Oil Company; land surveys, ca. 1926, of the Bell property near Todd and Two Mile roads; sketches relating to grading low-lying areas on the property; and the layout of sewer, water and oil lines for Bell’s residence in 1939.    

Roll 2 contains blueprints for a residence for J. W. Bell by architect Carl D. Russell.  The residence was constructed ca. 1938-39 and drawings include the floor plans, cross section, and elevations.  A Colonial Revival design, the home likely reflects Bell’s appreciation of minimalism and solid construction.    

Roll 3 contains a 2014 planting and paving plan for the residence (owned by Joe Seay at that time) by Rushing Design Co., a landscape architecture firm.    

Related Collections:  

  • Junius W. Bell miscellaneous papers (Mss. C B) 

Folder List 

Roll 1: Land surveys, property improvements, and sketch of tenant house, 1926-1939  

Roll 2: Residence for J. W. Bell blueprints, ca. 1938-1939  

Roll 3: Landscaping plan for Seay residence, 2014 

 

Subject Headings 

Architecture – Kentucky – Louisville.  

Architecture, Domestic – Kentucky – Louisville.  

Glossop, W. Edwin (William Edwin), d. 1965.  

Landscape architecture.  

Prospect (Ky.) – Buildings, structures, etc.  

Rushing Design Co. (Lexington, Ky.) 

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