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This is a cabinet card style photograph of a baby - likely Elma Schmidt - taken at the Vancil & McDonald Photograph studio in Dodge City in 1885. Images of the front and back of the photograph are included. The reverse side of the image contains…

This photograph shows a scene of the 1911 flood in Dodge City, Kansas. Water is seen rushing down Third Avenue. The Rock Island Railroad Depot is also visible, as is a railroad car.

This is panoramic photograph of Dodge City, taken sometime between 1912 and 1926. Front Street is visible, as are the Santa Fe Depot, Third Ward School, Dodge City Public Library and the Ford County Courthouse, among others.

This photograph shows 2nd Avenue in Dodge City, looking south. Signs for some of the businesses are Drakes and the Santa Fe Garage. The Kansas State Bank Building (now Fidelity State Bank) is also visible.

This photograph was taken to help publicize the Guadalupe Fiesta of 1955 in Dodge City. From left to right, those pictured are Frank Garcia, Linda E. Sanchez, and Louis Sanchez. The trio performed a dance number titled "Too Much Tequila". Louis…

This photograph shows Mayor C.L. Clinton of Dodge City handing certificates of attendance to firemen who attended a state fire fighting school held in Hutchinson in October 1952. Those pictured are identified from left to right: Mayor C.L. Clinton,…

This photograph shows a worker stacking copies of the Dodge City Daily Globe and newspaper delivery boys waiting to pick up papers for delivery.

This photograph shows Third Avenue in Dodge City during the flood of July 1911.

This photograph shows a scene from the 1921 flood on Second Avenue in Dodge City. The World War I memorial arch is also visible, from when it was located near Wright Park.

This photograph was taken as an advertisement for the McCoy Skaggs Car Dealership in Dodge City and for the new 1959 Ford Edsel, which is pictured being sold to a customer.