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Elwood High School football team; 1933.

Elwood High School football team; 1944.

Elwood High School varsity basketball team; 1947-1948.

Elwood Junior High School, corner of 18th and Main Streets.

Elwood Jr. High School, looking at south entrance on Main Street.

Elwood Junior High School, looking at North A street side.

Elwood Junior High School,corner of 18th and Main Streets.

Elwood Junior High School basketball team; 1932.

Elwood Movie Theater; 1980s;(collapsed and torn down in 2000).

Elwood Police Force in front of City Building; 1952.

Digging basement foundation Elwood U.S. Post Office; June 1, 1912.

Elwood U.S.Post Office under construction, August 1, 1912; Thomas W. Cissel, from Washington D.C., contractor and builder.

Laying foundation of Elwood U.S. Post Office; July 1, 1912.

Elwood U.S. Post Office nearing completion; November 1,1912.

Elwood U.S. Post Office completed; July 1, 1913.

Elwood U.S. Post Office; April 19, 1915.

Future site of Elwood Post Office at North A and Anderson Streets.

Elwood U.S. Post Office under construction, interior view; February 1, 1913.

Elwood U.S. Post Office under construction; view of South end of lobby; June 2,1913.

Elwood Public Library where Wendell L. Willkies mother was the librarian before she was married; circa 1940; (notice the original steps).

Elwood Public Library postcard dated June 29, 1906.

Photo of two(2) Elwood schools, 1600 Main Street was taken from the cover of the Elwwod Public School Table #25; 1915.

Elwood Redmens Home; 1344 South A Street; August 16, 1917; later became the Yankee Club, then the Y.M.C.A.

Elwood Redmens Lodge roller polo team; 1900-1901; (original photo oversize).

Elwood street car;

Elwood U.S.Post Office; 1967.

Aerial photo of Elwood, Indiana; circa 1937; Don Orbaugh, pilot.

National Guard unit of Elwood, Indiana

Aerial view of Elwood, Indiana; 1967.

Evans Drug Store, Southwest corner of 16th and Main Streets; circa 1936; photo shows Will Evans on left and Bill Thumma on right.

Elwood Electric Street Railway Company Power and Light Station and car barn before the explosion on November 29 1893 at 4:20 PM.

Another view of Elwood Electric Railway Company Power and Light Station after explosion on November 29, 1893.

F. M. Hunter Post Office and General Store, built around 1860 in Quincy---now Elwood.

"A few items I have in my collection. I don't necessarily collect Summitville memorabilia, but buy it when I find them at swap meets and auctions. Also included is Sanborn maps of Summitville from1893 to 1927."

Farmer Merchant Bank

E.A. Feight took possession in 1907.

Located in the Old Opera House building on Sigler Street.

First Baptist Church, 1955

First Baptist Church

If these have been posted already I apologize, I’ve been scrounging the internet.

First National Bank on northwest corner of Main and Anderson Streets;circa 1910.

Looking west on North A Street; Flatiron Building at the end of North A Street on Anderson Street.

Located 1 mile North of Frankton, first house West on County Road 1000 North of the south side of the road. First photo is historical, second photo is the home as it appears in 2017.

1914 Era Residence, located at 702 Maple Street.

(Left) Frank Webb (Right) Herbert Lewis in the chair

Located at 8th and Sigler Streets

Located on the southeast corner of Church and Maple Streets.

Located on the North side of Sigler Street, between 4th street and John Street

View shows the Country Kitchen Restaurant, Frankton Pharmacy, Anderson Bank, Handy Andy, Snow's Tavern

Located at the southwest corner of Park Street and State Road 128 E