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Post Office reinforcement layout
Reinforcing layout for the Post Office mailing vestibule and mailing platform looking south sent by George A. Geib, Construction Engineer to the Supervising Architect for approval of reinforcing.
Looking south, Central School has many bicycles in…
Looking south, Central School has many bicycles in…
Post Office rear complete 1932
Rear view of the completed post office showing the loading dock and west and south walls. 124 S. Johnson
Also shows a clear view of the rear of Chauncy Hill's Blacksmith Shop 110 W. Calhoun (as well as 125 Van Buren)
Also shows a clear view of the rear of Chauncy Hill's Blacksmith Shop 110 W. Calhoun (as well as 125 Van Buren)
Post Office foundation SE
Hole dug for the foundation of the post office from the opposite angle as Item #318: "Post Office Foundation NW".
Central School (121 W. Calhoun) and buildings that were demolished for the parking lot for city hall are visible.
A few windows on the…
Central School (121 W. Calhoun) and buildings that were demolished for the parking lot for city hall are visible.
A few windows on the…
Post Office Foundation NW
This is the first in the series of photos that documented the construction of the Post Office on Johnson St. taken July 1, 1931. It shows the measuring lines and a cement mixer in front of the Montgomery Ward & Co. Retail Store wall and sign.
In…
In…
Post Office East half 1st floor slab
Post Office construction monthly progress photo shows the reinforced main floor with steel beams ready for wall construction.
The southeast portion of the Square park with corner pillar and street light can be seen. Also visible is the west wall of…
The southeast portion of the Square park with corner pillar and street light can be seen. Also visible is the west wall of…
Post Office Construction walls SE
Shows the progress of the Post Office with brick walls (both exterior and interior) with a Fitzgibbons Boiler Co. New York boiler in the center.
Looking east, a clear view of the west side of the frame building formerly at 131 W. VanBuren is…
Looking east, a clear view of the west side of the frame building formerly at 131 W. VanBuren is…
Post Office Construction SW
This Post Office construction photo looking Southwest shows several Throop Street buildings including the Throop Street apartments and a home with attached Boyd Electrial Shop at Throop and Calhoun intersection.
Post Office construction rear
Rear of the Post Office from Throop Street as it nears completion.
Good view of the building that used to be at 131 W. Van Buren. In the 1935 City Directory, the listing was for the Double Dipper--ice cream with your hamburger.
Good view of the building that used to be at 131 W. Van Buren. In the 1935 City Directory, the listing was for the Double Dipper--ice cream with your hamburger.
Post Office construction front
The exterior of the Post Office seems to be complete when compared with later photos.
There is also a rare view of the Montgomery Ward department store before the addition that doubled its original size.
At the rear a team of horses are…
There is also a rare view of the Montgomery Ward department store before the addition that doubled its original size.
At the rear a team of horses are…
Post Office and Central School ca 1954
Part of the Post Office on Johnson Street and part of Central School on Calhoun Street (now City Hall).
In 1955, the county purchased Central School from District 72 to use as the Courthouse Annex.
In 1955, the county purchased Central School from District 72 to use as the Courthouse Annex.
Post Office 1937
Post Office viewed from Calhoun Street
124 S. Johnson
124 S. Johnson
Panorama Square bird's eye view from Jefferson St 1996
Jim Keefe's office was on Jefferson St. fairly close to where this photo was taken. His son Patrick was on the fire department, so perhaps he had access to a hook & ladder truck to take it.
The two photos are taped together to make the treeline in…
The two photos are taped together to make the treeline in…
Odd Fellows Temple-Post Office
WOODSTOCK POST OFFICE EMPLOYEES IN 1912 From left to right: Carriers John Fosdick, John Paulsen, W. S. Battern, W. N. McNett, E, C. Brooks, G. C. Barden, C. B. Shearer, E. E. Stevens, W. S. Blanchard, A. H. Herdklotz, E. H. Friend, John W. McConnell…
Montgomery Ward and U. S. Post Office
Postcard in the same series as "View in Business District" showing cars parked on Johnson Street in front of the Post Office and Montgomery Ward's deparment store. Central School on Calhoun Street can be seen on the left.
The date is determined by…
The date is determined by…