• Mr. and Mrs. Gulbrand Mellem page 234
  First settlers in Worth county. Settled at present site of Northwood in 1853.
• Dwelle's Flour Mill in 1868 page 314
• New Cement Bridge, Northwood page 322
• A Worth County Home page 326
• City Park, Northwood page 328
• Worth County Courthouse, Northwood page 328
• Public School Building, Kensett page 350
• Bank and Post Office, Kensett page 350
• Main Street, Manly. page 352
• High School, Manly page 352
• Log Cabin, Union Township page 356
  Built in 1857 by H. C. Boyd. Note old grain cradle on side of house.
• Main Street in 1875, Northwood page 372
• Grade School and High School in 1875, Northwood page 372
• Bridge Dam and Flour Mill in 1875, Northwood page 372
• Second Courthouse in 1875, Northwood page 372
• Main Street, Northwood in 1918 page 374
• Main Street in 1871, Northwood page 374
  Looking west from a point near the First National Bank. Small building in the right center is Beckett's store. The men in the foreground are from left to right: B. K. Walker, Duncan McKercher, R. C. Pike, and Mr. Campbell.
• Masonic Temple, Northwood page 376
• High School, Northwood. page 382
• Norwegian Evangelical Lutheran Church, Northwood page 386
• Rev. T. A. Torgeson, Pastor of the Norwegian Lutheran Church page 386
• Rev. O. T. Lee, Pastor of the Norwegian Lutheran Church page 386
• German Lutheran Church, Northwood page 388
• Methodist Episcopal Church, Northwood page 388
• New Baptist Church, Northwood page 388
• United Evangelical Church, Manly page 390
• German Lutheran Church, Manly page 390

Gordon Felland, Worth County Coordinator, 2/22/2008