Looking south, Central School has many bicycles in front. Two workers are on a long supply truck. Throop Street apartments are visible and a part of the Methodist Church on South Street.]]> Tripp Photo, Woodstock]]> NO COPYRIGHT - NON-COMMERCIAL USE ONLY

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Also shows a clear view of the rear of Chauncy Hill's Blacksmith Shop 110 W. Calhoun (as well as 125 Van Buren)]]> Bransby Bros.]]> NO COPYRIGHT - NON-COMMERCIAL USE ONLY

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A few windows on the west side of the Opera House (now obscured by Stage Left addition) can be seen.]]> Tripp Photo, Woodstock]]> NO COPYRIGHT - NON-COMMERCIAL USE ONLY

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In the background, an attractive gas station on Throop Street can be seen, probably where the bank parking lot is now.

Only a selection of the post office construction photos are being scanned, particularly the ones with buildings in the background--usually now demolished. The others are filed in the black vertical files under Woodstock--Post Office]]> Tripp Photo, Woodstock]]> NO COPYRIGHT - NON-COMMERCIAL USE ONLY

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In Photos 1921-1950 notebook]]> The southeast portion of the Square park with corner pillar and street light can be seen. Also visible is the west wall of 131 W. Van Buren frame building.

124 S. Johnson]]> Tripp Photo, Woodstock]]> NO COPYRIGHT - NON-COMMERCIAL USE ONLY

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Looking east, a clear view of the west side of the frame building formerly at 131 W. VanBuren is visible in front of the Opera House second floor west windows.

Looking south, there is a building on Calhoun that is probably a service garage but the business sign is obscured by the trees.

124 S. Johnson St]]> Tripp Photo, Woodstock]]> NO COPYRIGHT - NON-COMMERCIAL USE ONLY

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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.]]> Bransby Bros.]]> NO COPYRIGHT - NON-COMMERCIAL USE ONLY

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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 backed up to the building. Across Throop St. several billboards can be seen: "Car of Value Pontiac V-6" and "Redfern Co."

Two men stand in front of the building and in front of a car although one man looks like he might be a ghost.]]> Bransby Bros.]]> NO COPYRIGHT - NON-COMMERCIAL USE ONLY

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In 1955, the county purchased Central School from District 72 to use as the Courthouse Annex.]]> Public Works Department, Woodstock]]> NO COPYRIGHT - NON-COMMERCIAL USE ONLY

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In Oversized photos box]]> The two photos are taped together to make the treeline in the background to the west line up.
From south to north in front of the trees: Methodist church, city hall and fire department, Opera House, post office/home state bank, a corner of Woodstock Square Mall, cupola of the Erastus Richards house on W. Jackson, the old courthouse, the surveyors house on W. Judd and the houses on the corner of W. Judd and Tryon.

Roofs in the foreground include Harris Bank, Divorce Busters, and the raw edge of the law offices on VanBuren.
To the right of E. Jackson is Village Cove, Beard & Stovall Men's Wear and Studio 2015.]]> Keefe, Jim]]> NO COPYRIGHT - NON-COMMERCIAL USE ONLY

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In Keefe Photos (original photos)]]> Back of postcard has a note in pencil: "summer of 1912."

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In Postcards notebook]]> The date is determined by ID 182 since the cars are very similar.

110 N. Johnson: Montgomery Ward Dept. Store built in 1928 with an addition in 1934.

124 N. Johnson, Woodstock Post Office built in 1932. Moved to Country Club Road in 1991

Message on back: Woodstock business is built around a square like this [arrow points to a little map] with a nice lawn and trees in the center. Mowky's here [arrow points to northwest edge].
Park cars all around on both sides. Business houses all around here and the out side.

Postage stamp area has the EKC logo of E. C. Kropp]]> L. L. Cook Co. Milwaukee]]> NO COPYRIGHT - NON-COMMERCIAL USE ONLY

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