Charles Hough Butcher Shop. Sioux Valley Meat Market. It had a full line of meats, fish, poultry and even dill pickles and olives in wooden barrels. They had a slaughterhouse down by the Little Sioux River and made their own bologna, wieners and smoked meats. Photo taken in 1916. John Anid, Charles Hough and Frank Lee.
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Looking north with dirt streets and wood sidewalks. Beck with' Restaurant is on the left and Week's Drug Store in the middle.
Bacon Creek flood 1942. Elders Frahm, Guy Keller, Roland Hart, Mrs. Andy Adamsom, unknown. The Adamson children and their auto stranded in the flood.
Ely Laub Building One of the first brick blocks built in Correctionville, Iowa. The Ely Laub Building was constructed in 1888. It contained a number of businesses including the Columbia Opera House on the upper level. In 1891, it was affected by the Mill Dam Flood and the great fire which destroyed 15 commercial buildings in town. The Laub Block was rebuilt, including the opera house and part of it was remodeled into one story businesses. Some businesses were pharmacies, hardware sales, plumbing, meat markets, general merchandise, furniture, jewelry store, woolen goods, dry goods, offices, opera house, gift store and restaurant. The wooden frame buildings to the west housed many different businesses over the years; including up a theatre, recreation parlor, millinery store, hardware store, meat market, shoe store, ceramic store and many more. Photo circa 1900s.
The historic swimming pool located in Copeland Park. Many memories for families both near and far.