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Photograph of the Inside of the "Ideal Market" at 416 East Main Street in Collinsville, Illinois

Citation

“Photograph of the Inside of the "Ideal Market" at 416 East Main Street in Collinsville, Illinois,” Madison Historical, accessed October 9, 2025, https://madison-historical.siue.edu/archive/items/show/2409.

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Description

This photograph shows the inside of the "Ideal Market" in Collinsville, Illinois. There are six men shown who appear to be both working and shopping at the store. The market sold groceries and food products.

Transcription

  • back 20-this is the old ideal market at East Main St where Dr [unknown] office is located at Present-from left William Jokerst R[unknown] Getze Henry Strophannot Harrt Jokerst Ernest Albrecht + John Look.-Be sure and Return these pictures to Mrs. E. C. Albrecht 539 [unknown] ave.-85-line zinc A-col. COLLINSVILLE HERALD-124 7XIO

Source

  • SIUE Archives

Subjects

  • industry
  • culture
  • Collinsville

Date

Unknown

Language

English

Type

  • Photograph

Format

  • Black and white photographic print
  • jpg

Physical Dimensions

7 x 9 [inches]

Coverage

  • 1910s-1920s

Identifier

  • GodfreyPhoto-P-032
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