From back of photograph: Fred Heuchel Groceries 14 North Main Fort Atkinson Chronicle Newspaper Southeast corner of North Main and North Water

From back of photograph: South Main St. c. 1910 Looking down S. Main St. from the corner of S. Main and Milwaukee. The Green Mountain House had now become the Hotel Fort. Note the wooden sidewalks and…

From back of photograph: n.e. corner of S. Third Street - identity of numbered buildings: 1. Langholff Saloon 2. "Penny Smith's" store 3. Brown Cobbler Shop 4. Brown Cobbler Shop

Sign on building: $5 fine for riding or driving on this bridge faster than a walk.

Looking north on Main Street from Milwaukee Avenue.

West side of the 100 block of North Main Street.

West side of South Main Street at intersection with South Third Street. Miller Auto Parts is in the background on South Third.

West side of South Main Street at intersection with the north side of West Milwaukee. Businesses are Reddings Restaurant and Pop Herro's Popcorn wagon.

West side of the 100 block of North Main Street at the intersection with North Water Street.

From back of photograph: N. Main Street taken at Sherman Ave. going south before 1916.

Current location of 91 South Main Street.

Three ladies on the boardwalk at C.E. Case printing with the Main Street bridge in background.

From back of photograph: South Main from "new bridge" 1918.

West side of 1 - 99 block of South Main Street showing the front of the J.C. Penney store at 88 South Main.

East side of the 200 block of South Main showing the Schultz Bros. store and Pfefferkorn Studio.

East side of the 200 block of North Main Street at the intersection with Sherman Avenue.

East side of the 200 block of South Main Street. Businesses are Gambles and Lakeland Sports Shop.

Corner of South Main Street and South Third Street West. Fort Pharmacy and Tom's Shoes are evident.

East side of 1 - 99 block of South Main Street showing Niepert's Store at 99 South Main.

Westby's Garage and Oakland Studebaker dealership on Main Street. Became Hetland-Starke Ford in 1949.