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1869 Brownville, Nebraska,
looking east toward the Missouri River.
Submitted by George Edmondson
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Brownville in 1907; looking west.
Submitted by Lynn Sabin
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The Park Hotel, in Brownville, about 1909. The view
in this photo is looking west, north of the former "Brick Block." Shown, from
left to right, are: Joseph Clary, Mae Knapp, Sarah Beard-Gillespie, Myrtle
Clary-Chambers, William Chambers, unknown boy, Elizabeth Richardson-Beard, and
(possibly) William Gillespie.
Submitted by Lynn Sabin
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Eight Brownville ladies, with stools and milking
buckets.
Submitted by Dori Chrisp
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The Brownville Christian Sunday
School, 1913. William Oeschger, Minister, and Superintendent, General Sanders.
Submitted by Bev Todd
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The Brownville Baseball Team of
1917. Pictured from left to right are: Earl Colbert, Ralph Den, Hoss Mason, Reno
Vance, John Wilcox, Ralph Craig, Pete Guyn?, Earl Hamilton and Raymond McCLary.
Submitted by George Edmondson
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Brownville school class photo, from
about 1927-30. Pictured are: (back row L-R)
Ronnie Stiers, Randol V. Henry, Mary Goff, Bill Kelley, Emmet Goff, Josie
Majors, John Haith, Ella Mae Williams, Lawrence Young, Marshall Burwell, Robert
Owings.
(3rd row L-R). Richard Tanner, Robert Betts, Lowell Furnas, Bob
Kelley, Dallas Teague, Vivien Moore, Audry Jeffries, Eileen Stiers, Ila Mae
Burwell, Nina Craig; (2nd row L-R) Jimmy Trotter, Raymond (Lefty) Lee, Ralph
Eugene Den, George (Butch) Majors, Alfred Jeffries, Ernest Pebley, Louis
Jeffries, Marion Gillard, Marvin Thomas, George Edmondson;
(front row L-R). Viola Whitaker, Ruth Humphery, Irma
Burwell, Rosalie Roberts, Lydia Mae Roberts, Dorothy Russell, Aurolyn Thomas,
Donna Mae Newton, Violet Whitaker, Lucille Pebley. Teacher Miss Stovall.
Submitted by George Edmondson
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The Girls of Brownville - photo
taken in Nemaha City, Nebraska, September 1890. Pictured are: (back L-R): Lydia
Crow, Anna Crow; (front L-R): Susan O. Crow, Ida M. Crow.
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| 1905 apple harvest. Farm of Joseph
A. Beard, on the Bottom Road between Brownville and Nemaha City. Shown, at far
left, is Joseph Clary, grandson of Joseph Beard.
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The apple processing shed on the
Beard farm. Joseph Beard is shown third from third from left. Joseph Clary is
shown fourth from left. Joseph Beard moved his family to Brownville in 1854. He
was a pre-territorial "free-holder" and one of Nemaha County's earliest
pioneers. Click on image for larger view.
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| 1912 photo of students and teachers
at Brownville School.
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| 1939 Brownville Town Band at Nemaha Old Settlers' Picnic.
L to R: Wayne Lathrop, Pat Mason, Babe Vice, Bob Westfall, Ira (Shorty) Westfall
(director), Marvin Thomas, Frank Thomas, Ed Westfall, Tony Demaro, June Betts, Tom Hardwick, Lois Steffens, Kenneth Garber, Doris Westfall, Sonny Hill, Mildred Mason, Oland Jones, Helen Pebley, Fritz Osborne, Alice Hearn, Doran Teague, June Hamilton, Earl Kerker, Pat Rooney, Worthy Armstrong, ? Furnas, George Demaro, Clyde Farson
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Photo credit Florence Jarvis,
names by Marvin Thomas, submitted by Earl Kerker
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