Browse Items (84 total) for Bank of Memories - Orient, Iowa Historical Collection

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Greetings from Orient, Iowa in 1948

This is a greeting card from Orient, Iowa with cows drinking from a stream.

I'm Lonesome

This water scene postcard contains the words " Lonesome. I'm Lonesome, that's all, ---just lonesome!"

This is the back and front of a leather postcard from 1906.
The golden age of postcards was from 1907-1930.
The telephone replaced the postcard as a way to keep in touch and thus was the end of the 'GOLDEN AGE' of post cards

Livery Barn in Orient Iowa

This postcard has a photo of the I.T. Livery Feed Barn in Orient, Iowa

Man Talking on Telephone

The first telephone call over the new dial system was made by Floyd Mason Mayor on September 12, 1953

Methodist Church in Orient

This postcard shows the Methodist Church in Orient, Iowa which was originally the Methodist Episcopal Church

My Country 'tis of thee, Sweet Land of Liberty

This card, showing a girl dressed in red and white and holding a songbook, was sent to Doug Hanson in Spaulding, Iowa on June 10, 1908

New School at Orient

This is a detailed article about the new school in Orient that provides for the education of children from elementary school through high school.

Orient All School Photo - 1924

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