Old safe headed to new home
Brown Moving Company removes an antique safe from the old Klene Printing Company building at 205 N. Main Street, Hannibal, Missouri
Old safe’s removal from historic building requires combination of ingenuity, brawn
MARY LOU MONTGOMERY Retired editor, Hannibal Courier-Post Old and heavy. That’s how Greg Addison described a safe that was removed from a...
Still running - Quarter-century-old Hannibal Volvo passes 400,000 mile mark
A litle more than a year ago, I wrote a story featured in the Hannibal Courier-Post, regarding Dolores Treat and her classic Volvo. It...
Stately property on Broadway has interesting history of its own
On the way downtown on June 11, 2015, I noticed that the late George Viorel's house is for sale, listed by Prestige Realty. George, best...
Standard Oil filling station made way for Courier-Post parking lot
The Courier-Post moved into the building at Center and Third streets, downtown Hannibal, in 1952. Otis Howell, newspaper photographer,...
Old type tray, new purpose
I found this old type tray at Aunt Polly's Treasures, http://www.auntpollystreasures.com a year or so ago, and it hung in my office at...
Ruth Linear shares stories of 'Old Hannibal'
Hannibal Courier-Post (MO) - Friday, March 18, 2011 Author: Ruth Hunter Linear, Jacksonville, Ill., for the Courier-Post, Hannibal...
Preserving and re-energizing memories
At left, My father's typewriter Readers: A dear friend wrote, asking if I remembered the old steps that led from the North Main Street...