Civil War raid near Carthage as seen through the eyes of a young participant As Carthage and Civil War reenactors prepare for events this weekend to observe the 160th anniversary of the Battle of Carthage, the Webb City Area Genealogical Society provides the following historical newspaper article. Details about the reenactment and related festivities can
The Newland Hotel, in the distance with its two towers, really dominated Webb City’s Allen (Main) Street when this photo was taken circa 1900, looking north from Third Street. Old News From the 3rd floor of the Webb City Public Library Before cars, Webb Citians could get a ride up Main Street on a streetcar…
Old News From the 3rd floor of the Webb City Public Library Church history in post cards Webb City Area Genealogical Society Here are some of the nice church postcards that have accumulated at the Webb City Area Genealogical Society over the years. Above are the orginal buildings. Only First Presbyterian Church is in the
Either powerhouse employees wore ties every day or this was a special day, circa 1910. Old News From the 3rd floor of the Webb City Public Library Streetcar employees had their own newspaper column, Electric Flashes Webb City Area Genealogical Society Many may not know the original purpose of the Skateland building, on the northwest
Old News From the 3rd floor of the Webb City Public Library Jennie and Edith Lowe started their teaching careers in Purcell and retired from Webb City Webb City Area Genealogical Society A few weeks ago we ran a poster from the 1943-1944 school year featuring teachers from the Webb City grade schools. Two of
Elder Manufacturing employees gathered for a photo circa 1919, when the company began operating here. (CONTRIBUTED BY JOHN BURRINGTON) Old News From the 3rd floor of the Webb City Public Library Elder Mfg. was an important part of Webb City for 66 years Webb City Area Genealogical Society Nov. 11, 1918 Elder Manufacturing Company Will
Civil War raid near Carthage as seen through the eyes of a young participant As Carthage and Civil War reenactors prepare for events this weekend to observe the 160th anniversary of the Battle of Carthage, the Webb City Area Genealogical Society provides the following historical newspaper article. Details about the reenactment and related festivities can
The Newland Hotel, in the distance with its two towers, really dominated Webb City’s Allen (Main) Street when this photo was taken circa 1900, looking north from Third Street. Old News From the 3rd floor of the Webb City Public Library Before cars, Webb Citians could get a ride up Main Street on a streetcar…
Old News From the 3rd floor of the Webb City Public Library Church history in post cards Webb City Area Genealogical Society Here are some of the nice church postcards that have accumulated at the Webb City Area Genealogical Society over the years. Above are the orginal buildings. Only First Presbyterian Church is in the
Either powerhouse employees wore ties every day or this was a special day, circa 1910. Old News From the 3rd floor of the Webb City Public Library Streetcar employees had their own newspaper column, Electric Flashes Webb City Area Genealogical Society Many may not know the original purpose of the Skateland building, on the northwest
Old News From the 3rd floor of the Webb City Public Library Jennie and Edith Lowe started their teaching careers in Purcell and retired from Webb City Webb City Area Genealogical Society A few weeks ago we ran a poster from the 1943-1944 school year featuring teachers from the Webb City grade schools. Two of
Elder Manufacturing employees gathered for a photo circa 1919, when the company began operating here. (CONTRIBUTED BY JOHN BURRINGTON) Old News From the 3rd floor of the Webb City Public Library Elder Mfg. was an important part of Webb City for 66 years Webb City Area Genealogical Society Nov. 11, 1918 Elder Manufacturing Company Will
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