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Doggett Dry Goods co (11)
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1. Advertising Card Collection Finding Aid Advertising Card Collection Finding Aid ca. 1860-1910s Collection of cards used for advertising purposes in the late 19th century. Includes colorful illustrations for many types of products. The over 600 cards from Kansas City businesses have been digitized....
2. Doggett Dry Goods Co. Doggett Dry Goods Co. 1890 Advertising card for Doggett Dry Goods Co. showing multiple views of San Francisco including: The Lotta Fountain; Stanford and Hopkins Residences; United States Branch Mint; Goden Gate Park; Hall of Records;...
3. Doggett Dry Goods Company Building, Full frontal and side view Doggett Dry Goods Company Building, Full frontal and side view 1890 Full frontal and side view; located on the northwest corner of 11th and Main.
4. Doggett's Doggett's February 1899 Photos of the store self-proclaimed as the "representative department store of the West," later to be bought by the George B. Peck Dry Goods Company.
5. Frederick Heath Frederick Heath 1925 Photo and bio of Frederick Barber Heath, or Frederick Heath, president and treasurer of the George B. Peck Dry Goods Company, born in New York in 1863 and coming to Kansas City in 1889 as a stockholder...
6. George B. Peck Dry Goods Company George B. Peck Dry Goods Company September 12, 1970 The George B. Peck Dry Goods Company, 1044 Main Street (later known as Peck's) was formerly the Doggett Store Company, owned by John Doggett, who opened his first store in Kansas City in 1866. George B....
7. George Peck George Peck February 1899 Photo of George Peck, president of the Doggett Dry Goods Company and a native of Detroit coming "to Kansas City at the date of the organization" of the company under article called "Kansas City Business...
8. George Peck George Peck 1908 Photo and bio of George Peck (1863-1906), president of the dry goods or department store, the George B. Peck Company. Native of Detroit coming to Kansas City in 1889 as a partner of John Doggett as organizers...
9. John Doggett John Doggett 1878 Biograpical sketch of John Doggett, "merchant prince of Kansas City," born near London, England in 1834 and arriving in Kansas City in about 1868, founding "the dry-goods house of Doggett and Orrison,...
10. Kansas City Business Men Kansas City Business Men February//1899 Photo and one paragraph of biography about Fred Heath, "an original member of the Doggett Dry Goods Co., serving first as secretary and now as treasurer," born in New York.
11. Kansas City Business Men Kansas City Business Men February//1899 Photos and short descriptions of two of the "recent additions to" the directors of the Doggett Dry Goods Company "at the northwest corner [of] Main and Eleventh streets," E. H. Bachman the "buyer and manager...
12. Kansas City's Carnival Kansas City’s Carnival October 1899 Article describes a street fair held by Kansas City’s leading retail establishments in a five-block bazaar sponsored by Karnival Krewe. It describes the different companies and details their merchant...
13. Pecks Store Front Pecks Store Front 1936 Listed under the title, "An Example of Improvement in Retail District," this photo appeared in the February 18, 1936, "Kansas Citian." It shows the store front with current fashions. The caption below...
14. SC44 Priests of Pallas Collection SC44 Priests of Pallas Collection 1887-2007 This collection contains items relating to the annual Priests of Pallas festival held in Kansas City during the late 19th and early 20th centuries. The events were comparable to Mardi Gras in New Orleans...