Clubs and Organizations

Young women admiring entries in a dress-sewing competition; c. 1930s (Knecht 3984)

Funkhouser Post, First District; some of the members identified in the first row are Richard Waller, Morris Levi, Louis Roberts, and Arthur Stone; c. 1930 (Knecht 3560)

Originally the residence of Willard Carpenter, founder of Willard Library, on Carpenter St.; home to the American Legion from 1937-1958, when it was sold to WTVW television station (Meyer-Schlamp 124)

Old Darmstadt Rd. (east of Clear Crest Club); c. 1919 (Knecht 705)

Evansville scouts at Camp Ribeyre near New Harmony; 1920s (Knecht 772)

Scouts eating watermelon, probably at Camp Ribeyere near New Harmony; c. 1920s (Knecht 4684)

Buffalo Trace Council headquarters; the building (515 Cherry St.) was originally a Carnegie Library built for use by African-Americans; photo dated September 10, 1964 (RC 60)

Located at Eighth and Main Sts.; originally a railroad depot and later USO headquarters during World War II; photo dated July 1964 (Knecht 763)

Golf grounds; c. 1907 (Knecht 4217)

Club house and tennis court; photo dated 1907 (Knecht 4215)

Swimming pool; photo dated 1923 (Knecht 4212)

NW Fifth St.; c. 1910 (Knecht 4200)

SE First St.; dated December 1917-January 1918 (Knecht 3691)

Unidentified worker on the steps of the Home on SE First St.; c. 1920s (Knecht 991)

Club House; c. 1930 (Misc. 585)