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Some of Class of 1959 in 2004945 viewsFront row, left to right: Sue (Shaft) Kill, Barbara Woodruff Johnson, Patsy Kelly Johnson, Phil Marsh, and Sylvia (Petty) Bing ... Back row, left to right: Jay (J.D.) Mills, Howard Hawkins, Margaret Robinson Kennedy, Dave Holt, Bruce Cable, Diane Archer Bradbury, and Ron Warren.
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CV, KS from Lookout Mountain862 viewsI played all over this mountain as a kid
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Caney River Bridge - Walking836 viewsThe bridge is a walking bridge now
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Nellie Mills' Old House827 viewsMy mother, Nellie Mills' house for years in Cedar Vale. When she was in her 70's she used to pick flowers from her yard and drive them to the "old folks", her term not mine. Jay
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Still Stately797 views
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Caney River Bridge788 views Below the Dam; saved from the wrecking ball
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Main Street788 viewsMain Street in Cedar Vale, KS in May 2004
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Main Street from High School727 viewsMay 2004
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Herb's Cafe726 viewsThe cafe has been moved to the Cedar Vale Museum. I'm glad it's still around, even in this form. Jay
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Methodist Church CV May 2004717 viewsChurch where I attended Sunday School from age 5 and was a member through my teenage years. Jay
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Where We Lived696 viewsMy home growing up. 12 acres at the edge of town with 2 barns, chicken house, cows, horses and chickens. What a playground! Jay
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Hewins Park Pavilian688 viewsLots of memories of roller skating, and later dances here
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Earlier Years in Miniature676 viewsIn the window of the Museum. Just a few of the many miniature homes and business buildings that graced Frank and Ida Zimmerman's yard. I was at their house and viewed the buildings with amazement.
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Hwy 166 Caney River Bridge666 viewsOld highway 166 bridge over the Caney River. Some of the class of 1959 brought eternal shame and damnation on the whole class by painting the bridge. Everyone had to go out and clean up the mess and the class play was canceled, I think. Not sure who all did the deed.
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Behind the Buildings on Main St611 viewsAll pictures from May 2004
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My First Car594 viewsThe first car that I owned myself, a gift from my dad, was an old Model A Ford like this one. I know it's not the same one because the roof is in good shape and you could see daylight through mine. Jay
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More Earlier Years in Miniature580 viewsAgain, a few of the many miniature homes and business buildings from Frank and Ida Zimmerman's yard. I was in their front yard many times and viewed the buildings with a sense of history, even though I was a young lad at the time.
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Another view of Methodist Church573 viewsCV, KS May 2004
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I remember these537 views
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Antiques516 views
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More Behind the Buildings on Main St507 views
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Side of the old Adams Building503 viewsNow the Museum
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Where I Might Have Been, But Never Was487 viewsCedar Vale's only jail cell.
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Side of the old Adams Building503 viewsNow the MuseumJan 26, 2021 at 02:28 PM
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Some of Class of 1959 in 2004945 viewsFront row, left to right: Sue (Shaft) Kill, Barbara Woodruff Johnson, Patsy Kelly Johnson, Phil Marsh, and Sylvia (Petty) Bing ... Back row, left to right: Jay (J.D.) Mills, Howard Hawkins, Margaret Robinson Kennedy, Dave Holt, Bruce Cable, Diane Archer Bradbury, and Ron Warren.
Jan 23, 2021 at 10:01 PM
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Main Street788 viewsMain Street in Cedar Vale, KS in May 2004Jan 20, 2021 at 07:30 PM
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116 viewsDec 20, 2020 at 01:43 PM
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Earlier Years in Miniature676 viewsIn the window of the Museum. Just a few of the many miniature homes and business buildings that graced Frank and Ida Zimmerman's yard. I was at their house and viewed the buildings with amazement.Dec 19, 2020 at 03:44 PM
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Nellie Mills' Old House827 viewsMy mother, Nellie Mills' house for years in Cedar Vale. When she was in her 70's she used to pick flowers from her yard and drive them to the "old folks", her term not mine. JayDec 19, 2020 at 04:23 AM
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CV, KS from Lookout Mountain862 viewsI played all over this mountain as a kidDec 19, 2020 at 04:20 AM
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Caney River Bridge - Walking836 viewsThe bridge is a walking bridge nowDec 19, 2020 at 04:19 AM
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