Buildings

Masonic Hall in Grandview, Missouri. Reprint from Modern Woodmen, June 1945. From: Mrs. Roger Smith, Grandview, Missouri.

First business building on Main Street, Grandview, Missouri. It was built by John S. Anderson, the first business man and first postmaster of Grandview. He operated a General Store about 1889. The building has signs for Trimmer's Grocery and Halley's Shoe Shop. From: Mrs. Roger Smith, Grandview, Missouri

From left to right: Nute Steele at counter; Mrs. Nora Vanatta (died 1949); David W. Vanatta (called Mott) (died 1943) in an unidentified building in Grandview, Missouri. From: Mrs. Roger Smith, Grandview, Missouri

General view of Port Chilkoot, Haines, Alaska.

View from the right of an old blacksmith shop in Independence, Mo.

Old blacksmith shop in Independence, Missouri.

The A.J. Bundschu Building on the East side of the square in Independence, Missouri.

The Seigniory Club, Montebello, Quebec, Canada, where President Harry S. Truman (not shown) held a special news conference on the last leg of his three-day trip to Canada. (See also 65-581 thru 606.) From: Bjorn Bjornson

Pedestrians go about their business amid a backdrop of buildings destroyed or damaged by bombing during World War II in Berlin, Germany. From: Barney Ricketts, HLS-BOLD Offices.

A street in Berlin, Germany, lined with buildings damaged or destroyed by bombing in World War II. A signed on the left identifies "Rassenhass." Donor: Barney Ricketts.