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Left to right: Franklin "Bud" Carlton, Walter Schwartz, Marion Smith, and Oscar Yungmeyer

Standing (left to right) in front of the Derby depot in the early 1910s: Tom Frey, Oscar Yungmeyer, and Franklin Carlton.

The Farmers and Merchants State Bank was opened in 1907 and in this building 1916-1955.

Postcard:

Left side of postcard:

Jan. 26 - 17

Dear Grace and David,

Rec’d your letter this morning

We are all O.K. I have got a touch of sick…

The flooding of the Arkansas River onto the Oaklawn Field in 1917.

Harvest time near the Arkansas River in 1917 on the Carlton farm (located in what is now Oaklawn).

Four generations of the Clapham/Shockey family sitting on the porch at the Shockey farm on 71st Street around 1919.

Seated in the back: Amelia (Hough) Clapham and her daughter Fannie (Clapham) Shockey.
Seated in front: Harley Shockey (Fannie's…

Main Street in Derby was actually Baltimore. This photo is looking north on Baltimore circa early 1910s.

Left side of the back of the first postcard:
Dear Margaret and all,
Am sending just a post card, am ashamed I haven’t written you but I have…

George Freeman and son Fred with their steam tractor powered saw mill cutting lumber for the round barn in 1910.

Lela Williams with her friends on the family farm in Derby around 1915.

Back was not scanned.

Lela Williams with her friends on the family farm in Derby around 1915. Lela and her family moved to Derby when she was eight years old.

Back was not scanned.