Missouri Pacific Yards and Round House postcard
Postcard of the MoPac round house in Coffeyville, Kansas postdated 13 Jun 1914.
Transcription: Topeka 6/13 7:40 PM Dear Mother I am here tonight got your card this A.M. Glad to hear you are well. I am but gee! Such warm weather you don’t want get out in the sun. D. Mrs. S. H. Scott 306 West 5th Newton Kans.
Postcard of the First Presbyterian Church in Coffeyville, Kansas.
Located on the northwest corner of 8th and Willow and post dated 5 Jun 1911. Transcription: Address Side: Mrs. John Bingley Watertown N.Y. S. Hamilton St. Postmark: COFFEYVILLE, KANS. JUN 5 10:30 AM 1911 Stamp: U.S. POSTAGE ONE CENT (Featuring Benjamin Franklin) Message Side: Dear Mrs. Bingley, —Am sending you a picture of the church our relatives attend—It is not nearly as large as yours in Watertown but it is a real pretty little church. It is pretty warm here yet. Mrs. Mezzy
Plaza Block on 1913 Postcard, Coffeyville, Kansas
Recipient of postcard: Mrs. A.G. Spencer in Cherokee Kas Transcription: Sep 22-13 Coffeyville, Kas Dear Stella Arrived here Saturday at 1:30p.m. and started to work this morning its not what I expected but will stick a while will tell you all about the place when I come home will try and be home saturday night on the Pacific. love to all and a large share for you + Alberta from Bert 401 North Walnut St. Front side of postcard has photo of the Perkins Building in downtown Coffeyville
Postcard of Coffeyville's Memorial Auditorium at 11th & Maple St. Circa 1930
Ball Bros. Fruit Jar Plant. Coffeyville, Kansas
Coffeyville at Night. Walnut, Union, and 9th streets postcard
Elks' Club postcard 7th and Maple Coffeyville, Kansas
Y.M.C.A. building, Coffeyville, Kans. postcard
A postcard of the Young Men's Christian Association's building in Coffeyville, Kansas circa 1910, which was located at 416 W. 13th Street.
Published by The South-West News Company, Kansas City, Mo. Leipzig-Berlin
Miniature Memorial Chapel Coffeyville, Kansas postcard
A postcard of a Memorial Chapel in Coffeyville, Kansas for Mary Alice, the daughter of Mr. & Mrs. C.O. Dobbins. Located 1/4 mile north of Highway 169 and 166 intersection east of Coffeyville, then turn right 2 1/4 miles. In memory of our daughter Mary Alice; Welcome to Memorial Chapel (miniature) Coffeyville, Kansas. Location: 1/4 mile North of Highway 169 and 166 Y east of Coffeyville, then turn right 2 1/4 miles. The "Little Brown Church in the Wildwood" size 8 ft. x 16 ft., seats 12.
MWM Co., Aurora, Mo. Ken's Studio, Coffeyville, Kansas