South St at Dean wind damage
Title
South St at Dean wind damage
Description
Wind damage Southwest corner of South Street at Dean Street sometime between 1891 when Tripp started his photography business and 1923 when the old Methodist Episcopal church burned down. It is likely before 1900 since lights started to be installed in 1897.
Note wooden sidewalks, dirt streets and horse & buggy.
117 South Street: Christian Science Reading Room.
House is probably 123 W. South Street. Blanch Hooker lived there with her father George, mother Fidelia and brother G. Clifford Hooker.
Note wooden sidewalks, dirt streets and horse & buggy.
117 South Street: Christian Science Reading Room.
House is probably 123 W. South Street. Blanch Hooker lived there with her father George, mother Fidelia and brother G. Clifford Hooker.
Creator
Source
Blanche Hooker
Date
1891/1923
Collection
Citation
Tripp, Melvin G., “South St at Dean wind damage,” Woodstock Public Library Archives, accessed June 14, 2026, https://woodstockpubliclibraryarchives.omeka.net/items/show/355.
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