1800's

This is the original entrance to the Hickman Cemetery with a main drive up the middle. It opened around 1880.

Mrs Berk & Mrs. Adam Heupel at the George Broekema home.

Andrew Etmund unloading corn with a horse drawn elevator.

A farm lumber mill.

L-R: Dr. Desgarden, Wiley Riddell, boy unknown, Lanney Cox, Mr. Pettee.

L-R: Mrs. George Broekema, Mrs. William Kling, Rev. John & Mrs. Berk, Mr. & Mrs. Adam Heupel.

L-R: Paul Fieselman, John Offer, Henry Diesel

Train Depot in Hickman for the Missouri Pacific Line. This rail line is now the Walking Trail.

Livery Feed Sale Stable.

Town Photo

George & Minnie Kling's home and family.

Hickman business owners with hotel showing in the background.

Back Row L-R: Dr. Newhouse, Ferdinand Stock, Henry Roepke, Darwin Daharsh, Bill Morrison, Mr. Berkemeyer, Dee Swiggart, Corneal Wismer, W. P. Larsh, Herman Liesveld, Pete Snyder, Mr. Slusher, George Broekema, Gus Grote, Henry Nieman.

Front Row L-R: Wylie Ridell, Dave Steel, Ed Vanburg, Unknown, Jake Liesveld, John Lefferdink, H. B. Suiker, Mr. Fisher, Unknown, Unknown.

Back Row L-R: Unknown, Unknown, Frank Judah, Robert Collier, W. P. Larsh, Unknown, Unknown.

Front Row L-R: Dr. Newhouse, Henry Nieman, Unknown, Unknown, Unknown, Frank Fleming.

Frank & Mary Vermeer - early settler's of Hickman

William Long

Erlinda, Jurgen H. and Henry Thiedemann