H. G. "Hamp" Coldiron's farm in Oneida before these buildings were torn down to make room for Anderson Hall, which opened at Oneida Baptist Institute in 1912.
A man wearing a hat, jacket and torn pants poses outside, with a pipe in one hand and a tin cup in the other. A tree and a fence are in the background. Title supplied by cataloger.
An old two-story brick and stone house sits in a field. It is in poor condition and probably deserted. A second floor balcony or porch has obviously been torn off. Other structural items may be missing as well. Title supplied by cataloger.
Shelby Street at Delor Avenue looking north. The road is muddy and torn up with tire tracks. Some lumber is on the side of the road. Further north there are houses on either side of the street.
Construction; Maintenance & repair; Sewerage; Men; Construction workers
View of bulldozer and other equipment as the road at 38th Street and Market Street is torn up and the pipes and beams below exposed. There is a horse and wagon in the background. Men dig with shovels or stand nearby.
Streets and yards torn up with large craters in front of houses as pipes are laid along Woodbourne and Dorothy. Men stand by the equipment and stand at the base of the crater. Some onlookers peer over the edge.
Two views of a dirt road torn up with tire tracks. Houses and a sidewalk run along one side of the road. A field is across the street. Peachtree Street, now Peachtree Avenue.
Construction machinery on site near Beargrass Creek. Muddy fields are torn up with tracks. Men stand near equipment. Views of some flooding at the base of a hill with buildings above. Part of an improvement project to the creek.
Streets; Buildings; Street railroad tracks; Stores & shops; Hardware stores; Drugstores; Signs (Notices); Brick wall signs; Electric signs
View of Market Street looking east from Floyd Street, Louisville, Kentucky. Hardware store on right, with ad (partially obscured by utility pole) for "Louisville Machinery & Welding Co., 224 - 2?? E. Main St., Portable welding equipment...
Front and rear views of a building at 26th Street & Chestnut Street. There are two small white houses at the corner. One of the houses is in disrepair or in the process of being torn down.
Copy photograph of a boxer in boxing shorts. Written on the image is "Al. Campbell. Kys. Leading Welter-Weight." The top corner of the original photograph is torn.
Girl in a pink bonnet pokes her head through a hole torn in the background; she looks out over a clock face reading 12:00. Postmarked 1910 on verso. Published by Raphael Tuck & Sons, "New Year" post cards, series 12.
Westminster Presbyterian Church (Louisville, Ky.); Churches;
Westminster Presbyterian Church at the corner of South Second and Avery Street (now Cardinal Boulevard). This building is believed to have been torn down to make way for the university expansion. Note on back: "Westminster Club."
The Baxter Building was torn down in 1925 by the University of Louisville to make way for the Speed Art Museum. Location: Belknap Campus: on site of present-day Speed Art Museum. The Baxter Building served as a the main building for the House of...
