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

The Invincibles, 1970s high school band.

Elwood High School football team;1942-1943.

Elwood High School football team;1937;(original photo oversize).

Elwood High School football team; 1936.

Elwood High School football team; 1933.

Elwood High School football team;1932;(original photo oversize).

Elwood High School football team;1931;(original photo oversize).

Elwood High School football team; 1927;(original photo oversize).

Elwood High School football squad; 1924-1925.

Elwood High School varsity basketball team; 1947-1948.

Elwood High School basketball team;1945.

Elwood High School basketball team;1941-1942;(original photo oversize).

Elwood High School basketball team; 1940.

Elwood High School basketball team; 1931;(original photo oversize).

Elwood High School basketball team; 1923 Tri-State Champions;(original photo oversize).

Elwood High School, class of 1916;(original photo oversize).

Old High School where Wendell L. Willkie graduated.

Central Grade School; teacher, Miss Philbey?(Filbey); September, 1927.

St. Joseph School, Elwood, Indiana;circa 1912;(postcard).

Old Edgewood;(replaced with modern school and expanded); built between 1890-1896. Elwood Public Schools.

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

1st Baptist Church members;September 20, 1964

Continental Can Corp., aerial view.

Continental Can Corp., Lee Cyphers operated scroll shear.

Continental Can Corp.,machine shop; Sam Jones at lathe.

Postcard announcement of Elwoods Indiana Tomato Festival; 1940.

Mercy Hospital, Sister M. Petroella, holding Baby Mangas, and nurse, Mildred Bailey, showing the new plastic cribs in the nursery.

Willkie Day Parade; August 17, 1940

Workers are sorting tomatoes at Rays canning in Hobbs, Indiana; 1939

A farmer drives his team of horses hauling hampers of tomatoes to McCartleys canning in Summitville, Indiana; 1939.

1939 Tomato Festival Parade entry.

Hospital float in the Tomato Festival Parade; July 28,1939.

Newspaper office of Elwood Call-Leader located at 1534 Main Street; circa 1924.

1st Presbyterian Church, Southeast corner of 18th and South A Streets.

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

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

St.Joseph Church; circa 1900.

Elwood City Building, 1600 Main Street; circa 1910.

Looking North on Anderson Street from South A Street before streets were paved; circa 1890.

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

Linwood School;1931

Central Grade School; teacher, Miss Philbey?(Filbey);January,1927.

Central Grade School;1st grade teacher, Miss Filbey; 1926.

Washington School;1st grade teacher, Miss Leeson;1925.

Central Grade School; teacher, Miss Filbey; September 12, 1923.

Red Corner School;class date unknown;Edna Trick Tyner,left rear. Elwood Public School.

Elwood High School, class of 1903.

Washington School;located at 7th and North A Streets;(still standing but vacant;has been used as an antique store in the recent past);built between 1890-1896. Elwood Public Schools.

Osborne School;(torn down and the property is now part of Elwood City Cemetery);built between 1890-1896. Elwood Public Schools.