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Here is a collection of “then and now” images that I’ve put together over the last couple of years. I’ll have to beg for mercy on all the “credits” – many of the photos are courtesy of the Riley County … Continue reading
(c) 1990 Daniel R. Walter
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Here are some selected ads from a 1988-1989 phone book. Mostly Aggieville, with a few extras thrown in. Lots of changes since then!
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Here is a collection of pictures taken in 1993. So many changes! Enjoy!
Take a quick tour of some of your opportunities in Aggieville today!
(c) 2012 Aggieville Archives
Photos by Ben Chmiel.
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Here are some pictures of the construction on the southeast corner of Laramie Street and N. Manhattan Avenue. Some of the photos are looking southeast while some are shot near the alley and looking northeast.
(c) 2004 Dan Walter
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Here are selected pictures from the 1969 Blue M,
including business ads and a few teacher pics.
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Kirk Hoke is a life-long resident of Manhattan and amateur artist. He allowed me to post these paintings he did of Aggieville businesses. If you are interested in obtaining copies of the paintings, please contact him at hokeywolf@cox.net – thanks, … Continue reading
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Photos of the 1935 flood were taken by Jim Romig (Manhattan High School Class of 1932) who later owned and operated a gas station in Aggieville. Courtesy of his grandson, WD Mowing Janulis.
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Here are images taken from MHS yearbooks 1948-1965. Most of these are available at the Manhattan Public Library. Quite a few glimpses into Manhattan history!
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Here is a collection of images from the College Symposium of the Kansas State Agricultural College, published in 1891. If you enjoy local history, I think you’ll find it to be worth your time to scroll through this set of … Continue reading
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The “core” of Aggieville Archives is a collection of over 11,000 images of Aggieville, K-State, and Manhattan history from a variety of sources. My goal is to assign at least basic information to each image. I should be done by … Continue reading
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Here are some pictures in the Aggieville area in the late 1800s and early 1900s. Quite a difference! (Photos courtesy of Riley County Historical Society and KSU Archives)
