The patriotism of Winslow residents was apparent on April 16, 1918, when a Liberty Bond parade was staged to raise money for World War I. The effort involved nearly the entire population and netted nearly $21,000 in war bond sales. The old Methodist Church can be seen in the background, and Babbitt Mercantile employees were standing in the intersection of Berry and Third Street. For more information on Winslow’s history, visit www.oldtrailsmuseum.org.