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Indian Head Museum - military display building

IHM.2021.0298
Pièce
[200-?]

Fait partie de Town Collection

A photo of the military display building on the grounds of the Indian Head Museum.

The last Indian Head grain elevator

IHM.2021.0251
Pièce
[200-?]

Fait partie de Town Collection

This was Indian Head's last wooden grain elevators located on N. Railway Ave. It was destroyed in 2019.

Museum's milk and cream wagon in the Indian Head Parade

IHM.2021.0245
Pièce
[199-]

Fait partie de Town Collection

The museum's milk and cream wagon powered by horse at the Indian Head parade. For many years this wagon went from door to door in Indian Head, towed by Polly the horse who knew every stop along the route.

Downtown Indian Head

IHM.2021.0248
Pièce
[198-?]

Fait partie de Town Collection

A street view of stores on the west side of Grand Avenue

Indian Head Museum

IHM.2021.0228
Pièce
[198-]

Fait partie de Town Collection

A photo taken of the entrance of the Indian Head Museum which used to be the Fire Hall -619 Otterloo Street.

Museum entry in the Indian Head Parade

IHM.2021.0244
Pièce
[198-]

Fait partie de Town Collection

The museum's Pontiac advertising the museum in the Indian Head parade.

The history book committee

IHM.2021.0227
Pièce
[ca 1982]

Fait partie de Town Collection

A group of people working together to make the book - History of Indian Head and District.

Elevator from Avonhurst - later the last Indian Head grain elevator

IHM.2022.0341
Pièce
October 25, 1978

Fait partie de Town Collection

Photo of Avonhurst Pool grain elevator being moved to Indian Head. It was Indian Head's last wooden elevator - destroyed in 2019. See also IHM.2021.0251 and IHM.2020.0316.

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Helen Guild and escort

IHM.2021.0315
Pièce
[195-?]

Fait partie de Town Collection

A photo of Helen Guild and her escort at her investiture into a high position in the Eastern Star Lodge.

Dairy Mart - Indian Head

IHM.2021.0252
Pièce
[ca 1958]

Fait partie de Town Collection

A photo of the Dairy Mart in the late 1950's while it was owned by the Scotts. As of the summer of 2021, the Dairy Mart continued to draw many customers for traditional outdoor ice cream or other treats.