Early 1900s — The Original Bank of Cross Plains — A rare image from the town’s early banking era.

1910s — Early Baseball Team — A glimpse of athletic pride from Cross Plains' sporting past.

Early 1920s — Main Street, Looking south, lined with Model T’s and early businesses. 

1920s — Cross Plains C.C. Band — Proudly representing the town in full uniform.

1926 — C.C. Band and Bus — With banner proclaiming Cross Plains as 'The Most Rapidly Growing City in the West.'

1930s — Main Street, 1930s — A transition from dirt roads to paved streets, with classic cars filling downtown.

1930s — Wilson Café — A lively local café where townspeople gathered for hearty meals and conversation.

1939 — Main Street Celebration – A bustling scene filled with cars, wagons, and townspeople.

1930s — Citizens State Bank — A cornerstone of local commerce and savings.

1940s — Ramsey’s Grocery Store — A community gathering point in its prime.

1940s — Main Street Parade — A patriotic parade winds through the heart of Cross Plains.

1940s — George Hutchins Service Station — Mobilgas and Mobiloil at 4th & Main, a hub for travelers and locals alike.

1950s — Bishop Chevrolet Co. — The go-to destination for cars and service in Cross Plains.

1950s — Yarborough’s Station — Another historic service station that served the Cross Plains community.

1950s — Looking South on Main Street — A familiar view, with a notice against center parking.

1950s — Cross Plains High School — The central school building that served generations of students.