Tug of War July Fourth 1910
Title
Tug of War July Fourth 1910
Description
People fill Main Street watching the Tug of War, however, no rope is visible. Notice the fashions worn by men, women and children. Bunting and flags decorate the buildings and a car (1905 Buick?) brings up the rear.
Taken from the west sidewalk, this provides a closer look at the buildings near the square than the previous photo (ID 85). The Republican and Job Printing signs are visible.
Left to right:
222 Main: F.G. Knutson & Co. Wines and Liquors
220 Main: The Gem theatre showing "Soldiers, Indians, and Cowboys"
218 Main: Confectionary
216 Main:
212-214 Main: Waverly House and Woodstock Paint Store
208-210 Main: Crystal Palace Saloon (See photo ID 76)
206 Main: Henry O. Stone Shoes and Repairs. This business survived the fire of 1892 and stayed at this location until the fire of 1936 destroyed this frame building
204 Main: previous frame building; Tripp Photography Gallery
Taken from the west sidewalk, this provides a closer look at the buildings near the square than the previous photo (ID 85). The Republican and Job Printing signs are visible.
Left to right:
222 Main: F.G. Knutson & Co. Wines and Liquors
220 Main: The Gem theatre showing "Soldiers, Indians, and Cowboys"
218 Main: Confectionary
216 Main:
212-214 Main: Waverly House and Woodstock Paint Store
208-210 Main: Crystal Palace Saloon (See photo ID 76)
206 Main: Henry O. Stone Shoes and Repairs. This business survived the fire of 1892 and stayed at this location until the fire of 1936 destroyed this frame building
204 Main: previous frame building; Tripp Photography Gallery
Creator
Source
Sesqui scans
Date
1910
Collection
Citation
Persson, Gus, “Tug of War July Fourth 1910,” Woodstock Public Library Archives, accessed October 4, 2024, https://woodstockpubliclibraryarchives.omeka.net/items/show/424.
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