The interior view of the Garnavillo Savings Bank in the 1906 building. Pictured in the photo are Herb Wirkler and Chas Roggman. This building is still standing on Main Street in Garnavillo but is no longer used as a bank.This building is located on…
View 1 of the Garnavillo Savings Bank. Photo was taken looking South on Main Street, Garnavillo. Note the clock on the outside of the bank building. This building is still standing and is now (2017) known as the Community Savings Bank. This building…
The Garnavillo Savings Bank in 1906 on the west side of Main Street in Garnavillo. The car in front of the building belongs to James O. Crosby. The building was later known as the Kaiser building. This building is located on Block 12 Lots 2,3,6 & 9.
Farmers State Bank located on the corner of Main Street and Niagra Street in Garnavillo, Iowa on Lot 8, Block 18. The Farmers State Bank was in existence from May 1915 to July 1933. In 1933 the bank building was sold to Garnavillo Savings Bank.
May 1922, a bond issue was passed to put up new Elementary and High School in Garnavillo. The building was finished in the summer of 1923 and the first class was held in it on September 3, 1923. The Elementary and High School classes were held in…
In 1873-1874 a brick two story, four room school was built in Garnavillo, Iowa. This building was in use from 1873-1922. The school was located on block 7 Lot 5 in Garnavillo. In October 1917, electric lights were put in the Brick School.
In 1873-1874 a brick two story, four room school was built in Garnavillo, Iowa. This building was in use from 1873-1922. The school was located on block 7 Lot 5 in Garnavillo. In October 1917, electric lights were put in the Brick School.
May 1922, a bond issue was passed to put up new Elementary and High School in Garnavillo. The building was finished in the summer of 1923 and the first class was held in it on September 3, 1923. The Elementary and High School classes were held in…
Parochial School used for religion classes for the Lutheran church. School was built about 1908 and removed from the site in 1952. The building is now located at the Osborne Nature Center south of Elkader, Iowa.
