A.A. Jones' wagon shop, Bennington, Kansas
Date: Between 1880 and 1900
This photograph shows a group of men standing in the showroom of the A.A. Jones' wagon shop in Bennington, Kansas. According to the back of the photograph the business sold Studebaker, Courtland and Bradley Buggies along with water pumps.

Alfalfa field, Barber County, Kansas
Date: Between 1880s and 1900s
This photograph shows a group of farmers in a field surrounded with stacks of alfalfa hay. Two women in a buggy are also visible. On the back of the image "Kiowa, Kansas" and "Barber County" appear in script.

Allena (Mrs. D.E.) Snell and R.G. Snell in buggy on the Snell homestead, Thomas County, Kansas
Date: 1905
Allena (Mrs. D.E.) Snell and R.G. Snell sit in a buggy on the Snell homestead in Thomas County, Kansas. A man leans on a lean-to behind them. The farm was located in the southwest 1/4 of Section 22, Township 10, Range 35.

Altoona Ice Company, Wilson County, Kansas
Date: 1890-1920
This photograph shows a horse and wagon and a horse and buggy at the loading dock of the Altoona Ice Company in Wilson County, Kansas. The man in the wagon is loading a block of ice.

Animals watering, Finney County, Kansas
Creator: Wolf, Henry L. 1850-1924
Date: Between 1890 and 1900
This photograph shows livestock at a watering hole. A windmill and horse and buggy are also visible.

Baby carriage
Date: 1811
This baby carriage was made in 1811 for George Geiger from a design drawn by his father, John, of Harrisburg, Pennsylvania. John Geiger had been apprenticed to a carriage maker as a youth but was a merchant when his son was born. John designed the baby carriage in the style of early 19th century coaches, with a heavy body and a canvas-covered top. Most of the work was done by an carriage maker, but John made the wheels. George Geiger moved to Ohio in 1831, then to Kansas in 1867. He remained in the state until his death in 1885.

Baseball field in Lucerne, Sheridan County, Kansas
Date: Between 1910 and 1915
This photograph is of a baseball field near Lucerne, Kansas. Also visible are horse-drawn buggies and automobiles.

Between First and Third Avenue on the west side of Main Street in Ottawa
Date: 1898
Three views of the west side of south Main Street in Ottawa showing various store fronts plus five horse and buggy outfits and bicycles. The photos were donated by Ben Park.

Blacksmith shop, Hedville, Kansas
Date: Between 1880 and 1890
This photograph shows a group of men with a horse-drawn buggy in front of the blacksmith shop in Hedville, Kansas.

Bridge at Pomona
Date: January 04, 1909
Postcard view of the bridge over the Marais des Cygnes River, Pomona, Kansas. Postcard donated by Agnes Romary Sours.

Bridge over Verdigris River near Guilford, Wilson County, Kansas
Date: Between 1890 and 1920
This is a distant view of an iron bridge over the Verdigris River near Guilford, Wilson County, Kansas. People are standing on the bridge and a horse and buggy is parked on it.

Buildings Covered in Bunting for the Kaffir Corn Carnival, El Dorado, Kansas
Date: Between 1911 and 1915
This photograph, taken looking northeast from the intersection of Main and Central in El Dorado, Butler County, Kansas, shows the buildings draped in bunting for the Kaffir Corn Carnival. This publication was funded in part by the National Historical Publications and Records Commission through the Kansas State Historical Records Advisory Board.

Building the Neosho River dam, Council Grove, Kansas
Creator: Anderson, Walt
Date: February 25, 1898
In this photograph, men are building the Neosho River dam in Council Grove, Kansas. Horses pulling wagons and a man in a buggy are also visible.

Business district, Anthony, Kansas
Date: Between 1900 and 1909
This photograph shows an exterior view of the George K. Crooker Drug Store in Anthony, Kansas. Several other businesses are visible along the street, including the Lydice Mercantile Co. A man is standing near the corner of the block, and two horse-drawn buggies are visible along the street.

Carnegie library, Salina, Kansas
Date: Between 1900 and 1910
This photograph shows the Carnegie library in Salina, Kansas. In the foreground a horse-drawn buggy is visible while two people are sitting on the library steps.

Centennial parade scenes, Salina, Kansas
Date: 1958
These two photographs show scenes of the Centennial Parade in Salina, Kansas. The first photograph shows women dressed in vintage clothing. The second image shows a man driving a horse-drawn buggy with other men in civil war uniforms standing on each side of the buggy. The event celebrated the centennial founding of the city of Salina.

Chas. H. Beers store, Hoxie, Kansas
Date: Between 1905 and 1925
This photograph is of the Charles H. Beers store in Hoxie, Kansas, possibly taken in 1918. A sign across the front of the store reads, "The busiest store in the county." Horses and buggies and one car are on the street beside the store.

Cheney Drug Company, Cheney, Kansas
Date: 1905-1907
These photographs show views of the Cheney Drug Company store in Cheney, Kansas. The first photograph shows an exterior view of the Cheney Drug Company located in the Collins and Joslyn Building. Four men are visible standing in front of the store, and a sign below the windows advertises drugs and soda water. The offices above the drug store are identified as those of Dr. Artman, M. D., and the telephone office. The business to the left of the drug store is identified as Robert King Jewelry Store. Four men are visible near the front of the store on the right side of the picture, and a girl and a dog are visible in front of the store to the left of Cheney Drug Company. A horse-drawn buggy and a wagon are visible in the street. The second photograph shows an interior view of the Cheney Drug Company store. A man and woman are visible standing in the store. Many display cases are visible along both sides of the store, and shelves line the left, back, and right walls. The shelves on the left appear to be filled with bottles of chemicals and pharmacy supplies. A partially visible sign across the top of the back shelves reads, "To cure a cold in one day." The hanging sign near the middle of the picture reads, "Wise men smoke Ben-Hur cigars," and advertises the five cent price. A wall clock is visible on the left side of the back wall.

Country store and creamery, Sheridan County, Kansas
Date: Between 1890 and 1920
This photograph shows an unidentified country store and a creamery in Sheridan County. People are standing under the storefront overhang. The sign for Acme Creamery is on the building next door where milk cans are setting out front. There are several horse-drawn buggies sitting along side the store. No trees or other structures are seen in this photo.

Crowd at a baseball game, Burdick, Kansas
Date: 1912
In this photograph, a crowd has gathered in Burdick, Kansas for a baseball game. The attendees have arrived on horseback and in horse-drawn buggies and wagons. A church, a house with an outbuilding, and hay bales are visible in the background.

Davis residence in Alma, Kansas
Date: Between 1900 and 1915
This is a view of the Davis home, located at 910 Kansas Avenue in Alma, Kansas. Identified, left to right, are Louise Diehl (in buggy), Norman Barger, Jeff Davie, Lola Barger, James Barger, Olga Heustis, Dora Barger, and Carrie Davis.

D.M. Frost's farm near Garden City, Finney County, Kansas
Creator: Wolf, Henry L. 1850-1924
Date: Between 1890 and 1900
The photograph shows a view of D.M. Frost's farm near Garden City, Finney County, Kansas. In the center of the photograph there is some type of building and a horse pulling what may be a buggy. Also in the photograph there is a windmill, a few crops, and in the background there is a line of trees.

Dreisbach and Wallace Grocery Store
Date: 1903
A photograph of the exterior of Dreisbach and Wallace Grocery Store at 933 Kansas Avenue in Topeka, Shawnee County, Kansas. It shows several men and two delivery horse and wagons on the street. The business next to the grocery store is A. J. Peterson Guttering and Roofing.

Dr. Martha Cunningham, Garnett, Kansas
Date: Between 1890 and 1912
This black and white photograph shows Dr. Martha Cunningham, seated in the buggy, with her sister Belle. The buggy is in front of her office at the corner of Fifth Avenue and Oak Street in Garnett, Kansas. A graduate from the Chicago School of Medicine, Martha and her reliable horse Prince made house calls for over twenty-five years in the Garnett community. Her name and office hours are on the door in the background.

Drug stores on Main Street, Ottawa, Kansas
Date: 1898
These photographs show four drug stores on Main Street in Ottawa, Kansas. The first photograph shows two drug stores right next to each other: C. L. Cowdery's Drug Store on the left, and the J. E. Youngberg Drug Company in the middle. An ice cream and soda shop is on the right. The second photograph shows the C. L. Becker Drug Store in the building second from the right. Other businesses visible include the C. B. Jones Shoe Store on the right, and the Dress Cutting Academy and The Up to Date store to the left of the drug store. The third photograph shows the S. H. Lucas Drug Store in the third building from the left. Other businesses visible on the block include The Racket; Mitchell Wagons; Topping Hardware Company; Davenport, Lathrop and Company; and J. D. Chamberlain Groceries, Bakery, and Feed. Several people are visible in front of the stores, and several horse-drawn buggies and carriages are visible on the street.