Broadway Avenue in Time

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This following is a time sequenced set of photos of businesses on Broadway Avenue.

  • 1890 looking north at Aspen and Broadway and Baptist Church

  • 1905 bird's eye view of Reardan (no high school, both Raymer buildings)

  • 1905? looking west from Lake Street. No substation yet.

  • 1906ish looking west from Lake Street. This one has substation.

  • 1906ish looking west from west of Lake Street

  • 1906ish looking west from about Laural Street. Substation and other businesses visible.

  • 1905? looking east from Lake Street. Walter King's Buggy shop, Hansen's Hardware, Baptist Church.

  • west end of Broadway looking north at Washington Grain and Milling Co.

  • Broadway and Oak, Walter King Blacksmith Shop (later Nelson (Gordon and Helen's father), Lee, and eventually Zunker Shop)

  • 1905 Jimmy Moorhouse's Saloon and Barber Shop (where Harry Bartholomew worked) and J. A. Hansen home.

  • 1905 Another view of Stevenson Block, Moorhouse Saloon and barber shop.

  • 1905 Harry Bartholomew's Barber Shop

  • 1905-1910 Laural looking west along Broadway

  • 1905-1910 almost to Aspen lookine west along Broadway, Hanson Hardware and Walter King buggy shop on right.

  • 1905 Lemley's Saloon (with Harry Tracy's horses)

  • 1905-1908 (no bank)

  • 1915 Finrow's Store.

  • 1910 looking east along Broadway from Oak Street. Thing's Hotel, Gazette, Bowie Block, Stevenson Block.

  • Stevenson and Bowie Blocks

  • 1905 view inside Lutzhoft/Denson Hardware Store in Stevenson Building

  • 1905 view inside Lutzhoft/Denson Hardware Store in Stevenson Building

  • 1916 Stevenson Building, car with license plate

  • 1916 Lemleys Saloon

  • buses in front of Sullivan's Smoke House and Lemley's Saloon

  • close up of buses and patrol car

  • 1918 looking north at flag pole in intersection. Brick building south of Stevenson Building.

  • J. A. Hansen Hardware, August Wendlandt Blacksmith

  • 1923 Ray Warren's barber shop on north side of Mattes building

  • Sullivan's Smoke House in Mattes Building

  • Sullivan's Smoke House, Langs Motors

  • 1948 Memorial Clinic dedication

  • 1960 Ranch House Cafe

  • Ranch House Sign

  • 1960 Ranch House Cafe

  • 1960 Ranch House Addition

  • Union 76 Station

  • Tierney's Texaco and Dodge-Plymouth Dealership

  • Clinton's Camp

  • Clinton's Camp

  • Clinton's Camp

  • Midway between Lake and Oak looking south

  • 1961 water tower. siren tower, jail demolition.

  • Welcome Barn, Community Hall, Grain Elevators, Stan's Drive In

  • 1962 Frisk's Grocery, Post Office and June's Grill

  • June's Grill and Post Office

  • 1961 Broadway and Cedar.

  • 1961 Broadway and Aspen.

  • 1973 Memorial Library

  • 1979 Zunker Shop and Everett Kelso's 5/8 scale steam engine

  • 1988 Zunker Shop

  • 1990 Dean's Drive in

  • Treasure chest in Mattes Building

  • 2000 Hansen building in decline

  • 1990 Memorial library

  • showing Dean's Drive in, and Hansen Building

  • Hansen Building before it collapsed

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