Post Office and Creamery in Georgetown, Indiana
| Description: |
This snapshot from Georgetown, Indiana shows the building (left) that was both the post office and creamery, and the barbershop on the right (Wallace Tyler was the barber). The man with the white beard driving the wagon is Benjamin Utz. The sign on the tree on the right reads, ;Notice--no fast riding or driving, driving on sidewalks, hitching to shadetrees, or riding wheels on sidewalks. Penaltys.; Negative on file. A smaller print can be seen at 977.219-p5-00021. |
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| Source: |
http://nafclibrary.pastperfectonline.com/photo/980601E3-EBAC-4F4C-B3E8-936365499270 |
| Collection: |
New Albany Historic Photograph Archive |
| Subjects: |
Post offices Barbershops |
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