James Harvey Bowlby
Date: Between 1930-1935
This is a photograph of postmaster James Harvey Bowlby in Savonburg, Kansas, possibly taken in 1932.

Missouri-Kansas-Texas Railroad depot, Savonburg, Kansas
Creator: Killam, H.
Date: August 16, 1959
This photograph shows the Missouri-Kansas-Texas railroad depot at Savonburg, Kansas. The one-story wooden structure was part of the Northern Division, KS. City Sub. Division at milepost 106.4. The depot no longer stands.

Plat book of Allen County, Kansas
Creator: North West Publishing Co.
Date: 1906
This atlas shows maps of each township and names of landholders. It also includes a patrons' directory.

Swedish Concert Band, Savonburg, Kansas
Creator: Bragg, Lester
Date: 1917
A photograph of the Swedish Concert Band, Friends Home Evangelical Lutheran Church, Savonburg, Kansas. Members of the band are: 1. Carroll M. Barsby, 2. Conrad Erickson, 3. Olaf Gerdin, 4. Evan Holmes, 5. Wilber Johnson, 6. Robert Larson, 7. Harry Lindberg, 8. Julius Lindberg, 9. Joel Nelson, 10. Arthur Nystrom, 11. Carl Oberg, 12. Martin Oberg, 13. Joel Rumblad, 14. Arthur Sellegren, 15. Grover Sellegren, 16. Robert Sellegren, and 17. Arthur Westerberg.

Swedish Concert Band, Savonburg, Kansas
Date: 1922
A photograph of the Swedish Concert Band posed in front of the Friends Home Evangelical Lutheran Church, Savonburg, Kansas. Members of the band are: 1. George Ahnlund, 2. Conrad Erickson, 3. Olaf Gerdin, 4. Evan Holmes, 5. Gilbert Holmes, 6. John Holmes, 7. Clarence Johnson, 8. Oliver Johnson, 9. Wilber Johnson, 10. Robert Larson, 11. Harry Lindberg, 12. Julius Lindberg, 13. Verle Nelson, 14. Arthur Nystrom, 15. Martin Oberg, 16. A. E. (Abe) Olson, 17. George Olson, 18. Merrill Olson, 19. Arthur Sellegren, 20. Grover Sellegren, 21. Robert Sellegren, 22. Emery Vance, and Arthur Westerberg (not in photo).

The Home Comfort Auto Tourist Bed
Date: 1923
This is a pamphlet advertising the Auto Tourist Bed, manufactured by Auto Bed Company in Savonburg, Kansas. It could be attached to the back of or on the running board of any Ford Touring car, or the running board of any other make of touring car. When closed, the bed was 4.6' x 3.3' x 8". It was invented and patented by James H. Bowlby. See link to patent record below.