Woodstock Implement Co decorated truck 1922
Title
Woodstock Implement Co decorated truck 1922
Description
Fred G. Bosshardt and Alvin E. Eppel stand beside the Woodstock Implement Company truck decorated with flags, for the Fourth of July parade.
The picture was taken at the corner of Clay and W. First streets.
The back of the truck has an elaborate display of paint and other products and services offered by the company that was located at 215-217 Main St. since at least 1914.
The frame Greek Revival house was demolished for an expansion of the Alemite/Woodstock Die Casting site. The larger house on the northwest corner is still standing.
The picture was taken at the corner of Clay and W. First streets.
The back of the truck has an elaborate display of paint and other products and services offered by the company that was located at 215-217 Main St. since at least 1914.
The frame Greek Revival house was demolished for an expansion of the Alemite/Woodstock Die Casting site. The larger house on the northwest corner is still standing.
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Source
Phyllis Huff has original photo
Date
1922
Citation
Medlar Studios, Woodstock, “Woodstock Implement Co decorated truck 1922,” Woodstock Public Library Archives, accessed August 17, 2026, https://woodstockpubliclibraryarchives.omeka.net/items/show/477.
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