Possibly at Dawson Springs, KY; some members identified are Walter and Dorothy Sabel (top), Harry Sabel, Anna Sabel, and Gertrude Sabel; c. 1905 (Sabel 2)

Students leaving for their first day of school; (l-r) Walter Dikers, Jeanette Spencer, Eva Sun, and Ivan Shelby Sun; photo dated September 1920 (Knecht 4600)

Mr. and Mrs. Carl G. Schuetze with their children Frieda, Helen, and Carl; c. 1916 (Schuetze 1)

Sale of Servel\’s air conditioning division to Arkla in September 1957; from left are Louis Ruthenburg, Duncan Menzies, John Wall, J. C. Hamilton, E. N. Henderson, and D. W. Weier (Knecht 776)

Early members of the group, which was organized in 1901 as “a society for sociability and enhancement;” their philanthropic causes included the founding of what became the Evansville Museum. Photo dated 1905 (Social Literary Circle Collection)

Office staff; c. 1912 (Center City 42)

“Pipe and carpenter gangs”; photo dated May 20, 1933 (Buckwinkel 6)

Seated: Sylvester Stofleth, groom, and Mary Schaefer, bride; standing: Andrew Brenner, best man, and Elizabeth Schaefer, bridesmaid; 1921 (Schaefer 4)

Evansville & Southern Indiana Traction Co. employees; c. early 1900s (Kallenbach 2)

Possibly entrants in an Industrial Arts competition (some boys appear to be holding saws and other implements); c. 1920 (Walden 175)

Early 1900s (Knecht 425)

Employees of the Val Roma Cigar Co., which was located on Vine St.; photo dated June 22, 1933

Left to right: Tim Spencer, Hal Wolford, Dan Melloy, and Henry Bishop; photo dated 1966 (Wolford 6)

C. 1890s (McGehee 9)

Former U. S. President William Howard Taft (tall man at center, second row), with Mayor Benjamin Bosse (far right), at Red Cross Canteen in spring of 1918 (Knecht 233)

McAdoo (third from left, front row) was Secretary of the Treasury (1913-1918) and candidate for President in 1920 and 1924; at his left is Evansville Mayor William L. Elmendorf; other indentified men are Clarence Leich, Dick Waller, Henry Feneman, James T. Walker, and Gilbert Bosse; c. 1924 (Knecht 2117)

Caption on back of photo: “A Picnic 1917” (Knecht 1422)

Capt. Wheeler (far right) training new recruits; photo dated 1917 (Knecht 1395)

Drilling across from Central High School; photo dated 1917 (Knecht 1924)

Vendor serves ice cream to unidentified recruits; c. 1917 (Knecht 1935)

Drilling next to the Post Office near Sycamore and NW Second Sts.; photo dated August 1917 (Knecht 1919)

At work in the Sewing Room; photo dated 1935 (Knecht 751)

Participants in a “recreational program” at the WPA Community Center; c. 1936 (Knecht 521)

Bill Hill, program director (only identified person in photo); photo dated 1958 (Wolford 5)

Team poses at the old YMCA at Fourth and Sycamore streets. Some of the identified boys are Dan Branson, Walter McCoy, Elmer McGrew, Howard Cain, Henry Schnalmack, Bert Tisserand, Carl Reitz, A. Lillicrap, J. Mitchell, George Hoelscher, and Olen and Vic Varner; photo dated 1905 (Bix Branson Collection)

Unidentified group seated on the grounds of Bosse Stadium (in background); photo dated 1916 (Knecht 4093)