Fort Worth Star-Telegram Collection, Series 5: Oversize
Photographs--Aerial Views and Subjects, People, Sports, and Early Texas:
A Guide
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Creator: |
Fort Worth Star-Telegram. |
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Title: |
Fort Worth
Star-Telegram Collection, Series 5: Oversize Photographs--Aerial Views
and Subjects, People, Sports, and Early Texas |
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Dates: | 1879-1986 |
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Dates (Bulk): | 1920s-1970s |
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Abstract: |
Prints, larger than 8" x 10". Black and white photographs,
larger than 8" x 10", consisting of aerial views and subjects, people, sports, and
early Texas primarily in and around Fort Worth and the Metroplex, but also including
other areas of the United States. |
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Identification: |
AR406, Series 5 |
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Extent: |
23 boxes (9.5 linear ft.) |
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Language: |
Materials are in English. |
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Repository: |
Special
Collections, The University of Texas at Arlington
Libraries |
The Fort Worth Star-Telegram was formed by the union
of the Fort Worth Star and Fort Worth Telegram. It began with the January 1,
1909 issue. The Fort Worth Star was started on
February 1, 1906. The Star purchased the Fort Worth Telegram in 1909.
This is Series 5 of AR406,
Fort Worth Star-Telegram
Collection.
Prints, larger than 8" x 10". Black and white photographs, larger than 8" x 10",
consisting of aerial views and subjects, people, sports, and early Texas primarily
in and around Fort Worth and the Metroplex, but also including other areas of the
United States.
Photographs of Texas subjects covering events, organizations, people, and places in
the Star-Telegram collection, are an invaluable source for the history and biography
of the region. Older, more fragile photographs are also found in Series 4, Early
Texas.
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Organization |
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Arranged alphabetically by subject. |
Access
Open for research.
Literary Rights Statement
Permission to publish, reproduce, distribute, or use by any and all other current or
future developed methods or procedures must be obtained in writing from Special
Collections, The University of Texas at Arlington Library. All rights are reserved
and retained regardless of current or future development or laws that may apply to
fair use standards.
Arrangements for reproduction of photographs dated after 1990 must be made directly
with the Fort Worth Star-Telegram.
Permission must be obtained from the copyright holder to publish, reproduce,
distribute, or use by any and all other current or future developed methods or
procedures wire service photographs or photographs by other photographers included
in the collection. Wire services photographs will not be reproduced without their
written permission. For permission to reprint or use Associated Press (AP) or United
Press International (UPI) photographs contact them at the following addresses:
- AP/Wide World Photos International Headquarters
- 50 Rockefeller Plaza
- New York, NY 10020
- 212-621-1935
- Fax: 212-621-1955
- e-mail: wideworld@ap.org
- Associated Press Texas Bureau: (972) 991-2100
- United Press International World Headquarters
- 1510 H. Street NW
- Washington, D.C. 20005
- 202-898-8000
- Fax: 202-898-8057
- e-mail: photo@upi.com
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These materials are indexed under the following headings in the catalog of The
University of Texas at Arlington Libraries. Researchers desiring materials about
related topics, persons or places should search the catalog using these
headings. |
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Organizations |
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Fort Worth
Star-Telegram--Archives. |
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Places |
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Fort Worth
(Tex.)--Photographs. |
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Texas--Photographs. |
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United
States--Photographs. |
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Formats |
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Photograph
collections--Texas--Arlington. |
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Alternate Titles |
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Photographs Collection |
Dr. Charles C. Colley, Director of Special Collections, and Fort Worth lawyer,
Jenkins Garrett, were actively involved in bringing the Fort Worth Star-Telegram Collection to UT Arlington. The university
administration under President Wendell Nedderman and the university libraries
director, John A. Hudson, gave their full support. Meetings that culminated in the
donation agreement began in 1983, after Colley learned the newspaper was seeking a
permanent custodian for their archives. Capitol Cities corporate headquarters and
the administrative and editorial/library management staff of the Star-Telegram approved the donation of the Fort Worth Star-Telegram’s archives to Special
Collections in 1983. The Fort Worth Star-Telegram
archives donated the collection in increments from late June to October 1984.
Subsequent donations of negatives were received in 1989, 1996, and 1999, while Dr.
Gerald D. Saxon was Associate Director for Special Collections and Branch Libraries
and Sally Gross was Head of Special Collections.
Fort Worth Star-Telegram Collection, AR406, Series 5,
Box Number, Folder Number, Special Collections, The University of Texas at Arlington
Library.
Gift, 1984-ongoing
Finding aid prepared by the staff of the Special Collections Division, July 1999, Revised November
2001.
Container List
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Subseries 1: Aerial Views and Subjects |
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Aerial Views--Texas, 1928-1981 |
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Abilene |
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Albany |
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Amarillo |
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Andrews |
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Anson |
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Archer |
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Arlington |
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Austin |
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Azle |
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Baird |
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Benbrook Dam & Reservoir |
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Big Spring |
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Bowie |
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Brady |
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Brazos River |
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Breckenridge |
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Bremond |
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Brownfield |
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Brownwood |
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Bryan |
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Bryson |
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Calvert |
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Camp Brownwood |
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Camp Wolters (Mineral Wells) |
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Carlsbad |
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Carswell Air Force Base (Fort Worth) |
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CCC Corps. |
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See Dublin |
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Childress |
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Chillicothe |
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Cisco |
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Clarendon |
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Claude |
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Cleburne |
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Clifton |
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College Station (Texas A&M) |
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Colorado |
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Corsicana |
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Dallas |
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Dallas-Fort Worth Airport |
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Dallas-Fort Worth Turnpike (I-30) |
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Dennison Dam |
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Denton |
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Dublin |
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Eagle Mountain Dam |
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Eastland |
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Electra |
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Ennis |
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Euless |
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Fort Worth, 1928-1965 |
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Fort Worth, 1967-1980, undated |
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Fort Worth Highways & Expressways |
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See Tarrant County |
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Gainesville |
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Gatesville |
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Glen Rose |
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Graham |
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Granbury |
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Grand Prairie |
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Grapevine |
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Grapevine Lake |
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Groesbeck |
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Guthrie |
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Hagerstown |
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Hamilton |
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Hamlin |
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Handley |
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Hardin Simmons College |
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See Abilene |
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Hearne |
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Henderson County (Cedar Creek) |
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Henrietta |
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Hillsboro |
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Iowa Park |
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Itasca |
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J.B. Thomas Lake |
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Keene |
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Keller |
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Kilgore |
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Knox |
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Kosse |
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Lake Arlington |
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Lake Bridgeport |
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Lake Brownwood |
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Lake Eddleman |
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Lake Texoma/Red River |
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Lake Worth |
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Lena Pope Home |
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See Fort Worth |
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Lewisville |
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Longview |
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Loraine |
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Loth |
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LTV |
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See Grand Prairie |
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Lubbock |
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Mansfield |
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Marine Creek Lake |
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Marlin |
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McCamey |
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McCulloch County |
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Memphis |
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Meridian |
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Merkel |
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Mexia |
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Midland |
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Midland Army Air Field |
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Midlothian |
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Mineral Wells |
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Munday |
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Muenster |
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Nocona |
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Odessa |
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Olney |
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Paducah |
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Pampa |
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Panhandle |
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Possum Kingdom Lake & Dam |
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Post |
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Putnam |
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Quanah |
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Ranger |
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Richland Hills |
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See also Watauga |
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Ringgold |
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Roanoke |
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Ropesville |
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Rosebud |
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Saginaw |
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Saint Jo |
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San Angelo |
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San Saba |
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Sanger |
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Santa Fe Lake |
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Seminole |
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Seven Seas |
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See Arlington |
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Seymour |
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Shackelford County |
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Sherman |
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Slaton |
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Snyder |
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Springtown |
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Stampford |
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Stephenville |
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Sterling City |
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Strawn |
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Sweetwater |
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Tarrant County Convention Center (Fort Worth) |
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Tarrant County Highways & Expressways |
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Temple |
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Thornton |
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Tyler |
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UTA |
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See Arlington |
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Valley View |
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Vernon |
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Village Creek Wastewater Treatment Plant |
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Waco |
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Watauga/Richland Hills |
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Waxahachie |
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Weatherford |
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Weinert |
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Wellington |
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West |
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Wheeler |
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Whitney Lake & Dam |
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Wichita Falls |
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Wichita Valley |
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Aerial Views—U.S., 1939-1953 |
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Detroit, Michigan |
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New York, New York |
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Ponca City, Oklahoma |
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Sun Valley Village, Idaho |
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Sun Valley Village, Idaho |
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Washington D.C. |
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Subjects, 1890s-1986 |
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16" x 20" |
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Air Bases--U.S.--California--North Island--San Diego: Air
Squadrons (PBY2’s) 1938 |
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Aircraft Manufacturing Plants—Texas—Fort Worth: Bell
Helicopter Plant Construction, undated |
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Airports—Texas—Dallas-Fort Worth: Transit System, 1970 |
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Airports—Texas—Fort Worth: The Greater Fort Worth
International Airport, Amon Carter Field, 1951-1962 |
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Air Raid Shelters--New York--New York: Subway Atomic Bomb
Shelter, 1950 |
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Apartment Houses—Texas—Fort Worth: Westchester House, 1951 |
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Armories—Texas—Fort Worth: The Major K.M. Van Zandt Memorial
Armory (sketch), 1952 |
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Arms & Armament—U.S.—California—Canoga Park: GBU-15
Planar Wing Weapon, 1979 |
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Armstrong County—Texas: Road down the Cap Rock, 1939 |
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Astronomical Observatories—Texas—Davis Mountains: Aerial
view, undated |
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Atriums—Texas—Fort Worth: [Atrium attached to unidentified
building], circa 1960s-1970s |
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Auditoriums—Texas—Fort Worth: Will Rogers Coliseum Buildings
& Aerial Views, 1947-1973 |
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Automobile Industry—Texas—Arlington: GM Plant Construction, 1952-1953 |
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Banks—Texas—Fort Worth, 1912-1964 |
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See also 20" x 24" |
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Barbecues—Texas: Outdoor scenes, circa 1920s |
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Bars—Texas: [Three men and bartender in saloon], circa 1920s |
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Botanical Gardens—Texas—Fort Worth: Day and night views, 1954, undated |
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Bridges: Pecos Canyon Bridge, 1954 |
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Bridges: Unidentified bridge, undated |
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Business Enterprises—Texas—Fort Worth: Harkrider—Keith—Cooke
Co., Wholesale Fruits & Produce, 1890s |
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Capitols—Texas—Austin: State Capitol Building, 1953 |
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Carter Blood Center: Blood Center Expansion in Fort Worth,
Texas, 1963 |
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Celebrations—Texas—Fort Worth: Frontier Fiesta Grounds, 1937 |
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Centennial Celebrations—Texas: Frontier Fiesta Grounds, 1949 |
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Charitable Organizations—Texas—Tarrant County: United Fund, 1954-1963 |
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Christmas—Texas—Fort Worth: Street Scenes and Buildings, 1951-1986 |
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Church Schools—Texas—Fort Worth: Our Lady of Victory High
School, 1981 |
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Church Schools—Texas—Fort Worth: Proposed Holy Name Parochial
School, 1951 |
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Churches—Texas—Fort Worth: St. John’s Methodist Church, undated |
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Churches—Texas—Fort Worth: Travis Avenue Baptist Church, 1964 |
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City & Town Halls—Texas—Fort Worth: Meeting 1965 |
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City Council Members—Texas—Fort Worth: Meeting, 1981 |
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City Council Members—Texas—Haltom City: Meeting, 1953 |
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Cityscapes—Texas—Fort Worth: Skyline, 1960 |
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Civil Aeronautics Authority: Building, undated |
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Clothing Stores—Texas—Fort Worth: John L. Ashe, 1972 |
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Colleges—Texas—Cisco: Randolph College, 1928 |
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Colleges—Texas—Fort Worth: Tarrant County Jr. College, 1966-1969 |
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Convention Centers |
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Cotton—Texas: Farm, 1940 |
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Cotton Pickers—Texas—South Plains, 1937 |
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Country Clubs—Texas—Fort Worth: Interior, undated |
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Country Clubs—Texas—Marshall: Marshall Country Club, undated |
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Courthouses—Texas—Ector County: New Construction, 1937 |
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Dams—Texas: Cedar Creek & J.B. Hoogsett Dam, 1963 |
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Dams—Texas: DeCordova Bend Dam, 1969 |
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Dams—Texas: Eagle Mountain Lake, 1956-1969 |
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Courthouses—Texas—Tarrant County: [Cars, People, Street in
front of Courthouse], [1940] |
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Dancers—New York—New York: Manhattan Rockets, 1957 |
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Debutantes—Texas—Fort Worth: Steeplechase Debutantes, 1949, 1973 |
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Department Stores—Texas—Fort Worth: Clarks, 1959 |
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Department Stores—Texas—Fort Worth: J.C. Penney, 1964 |
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Department Stores—Texas—Fort Worth: Leonards, 1948 |
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Department Stores—Texas—Fort Worth: Montgomery Ward, 1928-1963 |
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Department Stores—Texas—Fort Worth: R.E. Cox & Co., 1963 |
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Department Stores—Texas—Fort Worth: Striplings, circa 1920s |
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Draft Registration—U.S.: Tarrant County Draft Board, 1940 |
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Eclipses: Water Garden, Fort Worth, Texas, 1981 |
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Explosions—Texas—Fort Worth: Allied Mills, 1965 |
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Explosions—Texas—New London: School Explosion, 1937 |
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Farming: “Drought Put to Rout" 1939 |
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Fires—Texas—Fort Worth: Building Fires, 1957-1986 |
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Fish Hatcheries—Texas—Cisco: State Fish Hatchery, undated |
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Flags—Texas |
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Floods—Texas—Colorado City: Aerial view, 1939 |
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Floods—Texas—Fort Worth: Aerial and ground-level views, 1949-1963 |
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Floods—Texas—Richland Hills: “Wright on the
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Floods—Texas—San Angelo: Aerial views, 1936 |
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Fort Worth Star-Telegram |
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Galleries & Museums—Washington, D.C.: National Gallery of
Art, 1939 |
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Grocery Stores—Texas—Fort Worth: Buddies, 1952 |
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Harvesting: [Peanut harvesting], 1977 |
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Hospitals—Texas—Denton: Flow Memorial Hospital 1953 |
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Hospitals—Texas—Fort Worth: U.S. Public Health Service
Hospital, 1939-1963 |
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Hotels—Texas—Fort Worth: Hilton Hotel, undated |
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Hotels—Texas—Fort Worth: Hotel Winfield, undated |
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Hotels—Texas—Fort Worth: Western Hills Hotel, 1951-1952 |
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Housing Projects—Texas—Fort Worth, 1939 |
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Hunting & Fishing Clubs—Texas—Fort Worth |
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Industry—Texas—Lubbock: Panhandle Sand and Gravel Co., 1929 |
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Kennedy, John F.—Assassination: People & Scenes, November 22 and 23,
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Lakes & Ponds—Texas |
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Liberty Bell – Pennsylvania—Philadelphia, 1940 |
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Libraries—Illinois—Chicago: Kaufmann & Fabry Co., undated |
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Marching Bands—Texas—College Station: Texas Aggies, 1939 |
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Marching Bands—Texas—Fort Worth: Polytechnic High School, 1958 |
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Marching Bands—Texas—Post: Post City Band, 1926 |
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Marines—U.S.: Defense of Wake Island, 1942 |
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Marines—U.S.: Iwo Jima, 1945 |
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Markets—Texas—Fort Worth: Public Market, 1930 |
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Military Facilities—Texas—Eagle Mountain Lake 1947 |
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Military Parades & Ceremonies: U.S. Navy |
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Military Parades & Ceremonies—Texas—Brownwood: Camp
Bowie, 1941 |
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Military Parades & Ceremonies—Texas—Dallas: Vietnam War
POWs and Families Honored, 1973 |
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Military Parades & Ceremonies—Texas—Weatherford: “Hail to
Hood and His Fighting 9th" 1945 |
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Mills—Texas—Fort Worth: Burrus Mills, 1938, 1949 |
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Mineral Wells (Tex.): Convention Hall, 1954 |
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Monuments & Memorials |
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Museums—Texas—Fort Worth: Fort Worth Children’s Museum, 1968 |
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National Flying Farmers Association: Airplanes, 1951 |
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National Parks & Reserves—California: Yosemite National
Park, 1920 |
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National Parks & Reserves—Texas: Big Bend, Santa Helena
Canyon, 1939 |
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Naval Yards & Naval Stations—U.S.—Illinois—Great Lakes:
“Anchored to Democracy" 1941 |
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Newspaper Industry—Texas—Fort Worth: Fort Worth Star-Telegram
Building and Staff, circa 1920s |
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See also photos 20" x 24" |
| Box |
| 9 |
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Newspaper Industry—Texas—Fort Worth: Fort Worth Star-Telegram
Building and Staff, 1920s-1951 |
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Nurses: Practical Nurse Training, 1939 |
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Office Buildings—Texas—Fort Worth: Mallick Tower, 1968 |
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Office Buildings—Texas—Fort Worth: Tandy Center, 1978 |
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Office Buildings—Texas—Fort Worth: Tarrant County Title Co., 1960 |
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Opossum Hunting—Tennessee: “Boss" E. H. Crump, 1939 |
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Palo Duro Canyon—Texas: Scenes, 1940 |
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Parades—Texas—Fort Worth: Southwestern Exposition and Stock
Show Rodeo, 1940-1982 |
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Petroleum Industry—Texas: Oil derricks, fields, and plants, 1929-1976 |
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Petroleum Industry—Oklahoma: Carter Oil Company, 1947 |
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Photojournalism—England—Germany—U.S., January 7-8, 1939 |
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Police—Texas—Fort Worth: Downtown Foot Patrol, circa 1970s |
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Poliomyelitis—Michigan—Detroit: [Physical Therapist and
Child], 1958 |
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Power Plants—Texas—Haltom City: Texas Power & Light Co., undated |
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Power Plants—Texas—Handley: Texas Electric Service Co., 1963 |
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Racetracks—Texas—Arlington: Arlington Downs, 1935 |
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Railroad Accidents—Texas—McAllen: Near McAllen, Texas, 1940 |
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Railroad Tracks: [Tracks through mountains], undated |
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Ranches—Texas: Ball’s Ranch (Near Benbrook), 1978 |
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Ranches—Texas: Echo Ranch (Coleman County), 1953 |
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Ranches—Texas: Reynolds Cattle Co. (Jeff Davis County), 1928 |
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Red Cross: World War, 1914-1918 |
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Religions Articles: “The Last Supper" 1966 |
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[A wax interpretation of Leonardo da Vinci’s masterpiece] |
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Religious Groups: Buddhists, Krishnas, & Others, 1966-1978 |
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Residences—Texas—Fort Worth: J.B. Hoggsett Home, 1957 |
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Residences—Texas-Fort Worth: Pennsylvania Avenue Historic
Landmarks, 1967 |
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Rest Homes—Texas—Fort Worth: Cumberland Rest, 1954 |
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Reunions—Texas: University of Texas Law School Class of 1911
Reunion, 1953 |
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Rockets—U.S.: Atlas D Missile, [1962] |
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Rockets—U.S.: Jupiter and Thor, 1958 |
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Rodeos—Texas—Fort Worth: Southwestern Exposition and Fat
Stock Show Rodeo, 1940-1981 |
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See also Parades |
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Roller Coasters—Texas—Arlington: Six Flags over Texas, 1978 |
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Saluting—Texas—Fort Worth: “A Soldier’s Salute to the New
Year" 1943 |
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Scenic Views: Texas, 1939 |
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Schools—Texas—Post: New Post High School, undated |
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Shopping Center—Texas—Fort Worth: Ridgmar Mall, 1979 |
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Shopping Center—Texas—Fort Worth: Seminary South, 1966 |
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Skylines |
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See Cityscapes |
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Skyscrapers—New York—New York: Empire State Building, circa 1930s |
| Box |
| 10 |
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Soldiers—U.S.: U.S. Army, 1942 |
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Square Dancing—Texas—Fort Worth: Throckmorton Square Dancers, undated |
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Street Railroads—Texas—Fort Worth: Opening of Main Street, 1982 |
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Streets—Texas—Fort Worth: Houston Street Fair, 1953 |
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Streets—Texas—Fort Worth: [Streets, freeways; aerial and
ground-level views], 1951-1981, undated |
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Student Life and Customs—Texas—Fort Worth: TCU, Brown-Lupton
Student Center, 1965 |
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Tarrant County Convention Center (Fort Worth, Tex.):
Construction, 1966 |
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Tarrant Count (Tex.): Removal of County Seat from Birdville.
[Includes 16 portraits of 19th century county pioneers] |
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Television Broadcasting—Texas—Fort Worth: WBAP-TV, 1949 |
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Test Chambers: High Altitude Test Chamber, undated |
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Theaters—Texas—Fort Worth: Hip Pocket Theater Cast, 1977 |
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Theaters—Texas—Fort Worth: Majestic Theater, 1963 |
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Theaters—Texas—Fort Worth: Scott Theater, 1966 |
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Theaters—Texas—Fort Worth: Worth Theater, 1972 |
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Theatrical Production—Texas—Fort Worth: Casa Manana, 1958-1961 |
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Theological Seminaries—Texas—Fort Worth: Southwestern Baptist
Theological Seminary, 1957 |
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Thurber (Tex.): Restaurant, gas station, and homes, 1979 |
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Toll Roads—Texas: Dallas-Fort Worth Turnpike (I-30), 1957 |
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Tornados—Arkansas—Warren: Aerial View, 1949 |
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Tornados—Texas—San Angelo: Aerial View, 1953 |
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Tornados—Texas—Waco: Disaster Scenes, 1953 |
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Traffic Accidents—Texas: Intersection state highways 67 &
144, 1966 |
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Trollies |
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See Street Railroads |
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United States Narcotic Farm at Lexington, Kentucky, undated |
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Universities & Colleges—Texas—Denton: Texas Woman’s
University, Proposed Medical School Site, 1974 |
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Universities & Colleges—Texas—Fort Worth: Texas Christian
University, 1939-1981 |
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Universities & Colleges—Texas—Fort Worth: Texas Wesleyan
College, 1958, 1966 |
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Universities & Colleges—Texas—Lubbock: Texas Tech
University, 1967 |
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Unknown Soldiers: Arlington National Cemetery, 1940 |
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U.S. Air Force—Aircraft: B-36, 1954 |
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U.S. Air Force—Aircraft: B-36 (“City of Fort Worth"), 1959 |
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U.S. Air Force—Aircraft: B-58, 1958 |
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U.S. Air Force—Aircraft: F-84 Thunderjets, 1952 |
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U.S. Air Force—Aircraft: FG-185, 1958 |
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U.S. Air Force—Aircraft: R13-57F (weather reconnaissance), 1964 |
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U.S. Air Force—Aircraft: XC-99, 1949, 1954 |
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Windmills: Winter Scene, 1949 |
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World War, 1914-1918: Fort Worth Star-Telegram Headlines, November 11, 1918 |
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Zoos—Texas—Fort Worth: Forest Park Zoo Service Center, 1964 |
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Subjects, 1890s-1986 |
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20" x 24" |
| Box |
| 11 |
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Air Bases—Texas—Fort Worth: Fort Worth Army Air Field, 1947 |
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Banks—Texas—Fort Worth: [Collage of bank buildings], 1912 |
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Indians of North America: Fred Lookout & Others, undated |
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Indians of North America: Kickapoo, 1982 |
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Indians of North America: “The Indian" (Tribute to Will
Rogers), 1935 |
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Military Camps—U.S.—Texas: Camp Barkeley, 1940 |
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Military Camps—U.S.—Texas: Camp Wolters, undated |
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See also Aerial Views |
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Newspaper Industry—Texas—Fort Worth: Fort Worth Star
Telegram, circa 1920s |
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See also 16" x 20" photos |
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Orphanages—Texas—Weatherford: Pythian Home, 1920 |
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Race tracks—Texas—Brady: Richards Park, 1920s |
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Radio Stations—Texas—Fort Worth: WBAP-Radio 1927, 1949 |
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Railroads: [Various engines, trains, and construction
scenes], 1940-1982 |
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Rifle Teams—Texas: Texas National Guard Rifle Team, National
Matches, Camp Perry, Ohio |
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Rodeos—Texas—Fort Worth: Southwestern Exposition & Fat
Stock Show 1940-1986 |
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See also 16" x 20" photos |
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Stockyards—Texas—Fort Worth: Stockyard views, Swift & Co. 1935, undated |
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World War, 1914-1918: [A collage of military maneuvers], undated |
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World War, 1939-1945: [A collage of military maneuvers], undated |
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See also Marines—U.S. |
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World War, 1939-1945—Aerial Operations, American: [A collage
of aerial scenes], undated |
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World War, 1939-1945—Naval Operations, American: [A collage
of aerial scenes], undated |
| Box |
| OS148B |
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Borger, Texas: Carbon Black Plant, July 7, 1929 |
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Photo by E.J. Banks, Wichita, KS. 34 7/8" x 7.25 (Photo is in two
parts) |
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Camp Wolters, Texas: Birdseye View of Camp Wolters, Texas.
Largest Infantry Replacement Training Center in U.S.A., 1941 |
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Ekmark Photo. 8" x 28.5" |
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Fort Worth, Texas: Tarrant County Convention Center site.
Clearing site, five blocks of buildings down, 1966 |
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8" x 29" |
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Fort Worth, Texas: Tarrant County Convention Center site. A
later view with most of the site cleared, undated |
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6.6" x 35.5" |
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Subseries 2: People |
| Box |
| 12 |
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Armstrong, Annie Mae (Mrs. Beverly Thompson), 1915 |
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Armour Co., Champs of North Texas Sunday League |
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Barneson, John |
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Canale, Gianna |
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Carter, Amon G. Sr. |
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Carter, Amon G. Sr. (Family) |
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Carpenter, John W., |
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Connellee, C.U. |
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Davis, Cynthia |
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Digg, Hubb |
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Dingel, A. S & (Mrs.) |
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Eisenhower, David Dwight (address) |
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Francis, W.R. |
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Goetz, Arthur S. |
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Green, Bob |
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Greer, Everett G. |
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Haltom, Ester (Mrs. Theodore Field Morton) |
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Haltom, Ruth |
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Hamilton (Mr.) |
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Harddleston, O. G. |
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Hauger, C.L. |
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Hereford, Fletcher |
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Hoffer, T.B. |
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Ingram, Judge |
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Jagger, Mick |
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Johnson, Alice |
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Johnson, Mary Louise |
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Johnson, Van |
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Kell, Frank |
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King, John |
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Kirby, John Henry |
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Lehane, Katie (Mrs. J. Lee Johnson Jr.) |
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Lind, Ed |
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Lindbergh, Charles & Rogers, Will |
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Long, Mable (Mrs. W.E. Chilton) |
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Lowry, A.T. |
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Lucey, Robert Emmet |
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Lynch, Joseph P. |
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Manning, Maybelle |
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March, Fredric |
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Martin, Locks (Tex) |
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Massey, Raymond |
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Mature, Victor |
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McCorey, Leo |
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Meacham, Minnie |
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Mitchum, Robert |
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Neff, Pat (sketch) |
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Nissen, Greta |
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Olguim Troupe |
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Pershing, John J. |
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Peterson, O. W. (Mrs. & Children) |
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Pioneer Woman (statue) |
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Pratt, H. L. |
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Reynolds, Elizabeth (Mrs. Herman Gartner) |
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Reynolds, Joe (Family) |
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Rhome, B.C. Sr. |
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Rogers, Will |
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See also 20" x 24" photos |
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Roosevelt, Franklin Delano |
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Schaeffer, John Shakespeare |
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Schuler, Anthony J. |
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Shelton, J.W. & (County Clerk’s Staff) |
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Shiffer, Hubert |
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Sigler, Loyd |
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Skillman, W. F. |
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Small, Clint C. (sketch) |
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Smith, Alfred E. |
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Smith, Evelyn |
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Southwestern Exposition and Fat Stock Show Queen, not identified, circa 1920s |
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Sterling, R. S. |
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Suhr, C. L. |
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Taft, William H. (sketch) |
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University of Texas Regents, 1946 |
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Waggoner W. T. |
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Wahl, Walter “Dare" |
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Walker, Pansy |
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Wortham, Louis J. |
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Yokley, Sydna |
| Box |
| 13 |
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Garner, John Nance |
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Rogers, Will |
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Scott, Florence (Mrs. Hayden Hudson) |
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Washington, George & Martha at Mount Vernon (reproduction of
painting) |
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Washington, George at Battle of Princeton (reproduction of
Seymour Stone painting) |
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Subseries 3: Sports |
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Sports Champions, 1938 |
| Box |
| 14 |
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Baseball: New York Yankees |
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Boxing: Henry Armstrong |
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Football: Davy O’Brien |
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Golf: Willie Turnesa |
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Horse Racing: Seabiscuit |
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Rowing: U. S. Navy Crew |
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Swimming: Katherine Rawls |
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Tennis: Alice Marble |
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Tennis: Don Budge |
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Track: Glenn Cunningham |
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Baseball, 1924-1981 |
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Players and Managers, 1926-1968 |
| Box |
| 14 |
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Abreu, Joe |
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Allday, Roy (Red) |
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Arthur, Harry |
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Atkinson, Jack |
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Beddingfield, Marcus (Mark) |
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Best, Mack |
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Boyles, Harry |
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Bragan, Jim |
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Brown, Red |
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Calahan, Tom |
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Caldwell, Earl |
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Craft, Harry |
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Corbett, Stan |
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Dorrough, Glenn |
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Dorsett, Leavell (Preacher) |
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Doyle, Paul |
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Duckworth, Woodrow (Duck) |
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Garrison, Ford |
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Gliatto, Sal |
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Gerberman, George |
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Greer, Ed |
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Griffin, Lester |
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Horner, Durward |
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Hughson, Cecil |
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Jeffrus, Irvine |
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Kroft, Clarence |
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Kuk, Steve |
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La Grave, Paul Jr. |
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Lahti, Clyde |
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Lawrence, Jim |
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Lindsey, James |
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Linton, Bob |
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Lowrance, Tray (Larry) |
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Marin, Pat |
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Mathes, Joe |
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M'Clung, Robert |
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McNamara, George |
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Melton, Ben |
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Metha, Frank |
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Meyers, L.D. |
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Mitze, Carl Honus |
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M'Laurin, Don |
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Oana, Hank |
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Peacock, Buddy |
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Pugh, Marion |
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Rabbitt, Joe |
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Reagan, Pat |
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Reid, Jackie |
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Rigby, Lloyd |
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Roberts, Joe Bob |
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Shelley, Hugh |
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Snyder, Frank |
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Starr, Ray |
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Stebbins, Lee |
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Stevens, Vernon (Cotton) |
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Story, L.O. |
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Taylor, Richard |
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Thompson, Preston |
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Tureo, Oscar |
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Vache, Ernie |
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Vaughan, Arky |
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Waner, Lloyd |
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Waner, Paul |
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Wilson, Roy |
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Wirts, Elwood Vernon |
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Wolgamot, Earl |
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Yocke, Bill |
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Teams, 1924-1968 |
| Box |
| 14 |
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Fort Worth Baseball Club |
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Fort Worth Cats |
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Worth Clothiers |
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Games, 1938-1972 |
| Box |
| 14 |
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Texas League and Texas Ranger Games |
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Stadiums, circa 1925, 1946-1966 |
| Box |
| 14 |
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Bi-County Stadium (Proposed) |
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Houston Stadium |
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La Grave Field (Fort Worth) |
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Panther Park (Fort Worth) |
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Turnpike Stadium |
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Related Groups, 1959-1981 |
| Box |
| 14 |
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Continental League Franchise Principals |
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Texas Sports Hall of Fame |
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Basketball (Amateur), 1938-1968 |
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Players, 1938, undated |
| Box |
| 15 |
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Cowan, Clifton |
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Mabry, Chas. (Slim) |
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Maples, Weldon |
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Norman, Day |
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Peden, Jack |
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Smith, Dovie |
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Thompson, Halbert |
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Williamson, Ruth |
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Windle, Chas. |
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Teams, 1939 |
| Box |
| 15 |
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Riverside High School |
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Games, 1939-1968 |
| Box |
| 15 |
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Diamond Hill vs. Handley |
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High School All-Stars 1964 |
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SMU vs. Texas Tech |
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TCU vs. Texas |
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Boxing, 1938-1952 |
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Boxers and Matches |
| Box |
| 15 |
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Armstrong, Henry vs. Lou Ambers |
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Armstrong, Henry vs. Lew Jenkins |
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Baer, Buddy vs. Tony Galento |
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Bradley, James |
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Louis, Joe vs. Tony Musto |
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Louis, Joe vs. Buddy Baer |
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Riojas, Raymond |
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Football, 1937-1980 |
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Players and Coaches, 1937-1980 |
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Aldrich, Ki |
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Alexander, Clarence (Lefty) |
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Atchison, Jud |
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Atwood, Ralph |
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Blackman, Linov |
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Blackman, Floppy |
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Boyd, Sam |
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Boyer, Wesley |
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Brill, Marty |
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Bryan, Beefus |
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Burklow, Roy |
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Bynum, Weenie |
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Card, Justin |
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Cheney, Ervin |
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Clifford, Pat |
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Conway, Charley |
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Coon, Harold |
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Cordill, Ollie |
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Cowart, Glen (Rusty) |
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Crain, Jack |
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Dewees, Charley |
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Dewell, Billy |
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Duckworth, Woodrow |
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Earp, Phillip |
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Farmer, Allen |
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Francis, Sam |
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Geise, Gerald |
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Gillespie, Kyle |
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Goodsen, Ken |
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Gray, Bullet |
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Grubbs, C.M. |
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Haas, Charley |
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Hale, I.B. |
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Hall, John |
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Hammonds, Arthur |
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Hartin, Mike |
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Hightower, Harmon |
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Hill, Tony |
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Horner, Durwood |
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Jackson, Nolan |
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Jones, Virgil |
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Karolovich, Mike |
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Kring, Frank |
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Lain, Ernest |
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Launey, Walter |
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Looney, Don |
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Mathews, Clifford |
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Mathews, W.R. |
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McClanahan, Lacy |
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Meyer, Dutch |
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Morrison, Jack |
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Mosley, Elmer |
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Neece, Johnny |
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O'Brien, Davey |
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Odle, Jack |
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Patterson, Billy |
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Patterson, Don |
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Pratt, Jim |
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Price, Milton |
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Rankin, Britt |
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Reese, Dan |
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Roach Leonard |
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Robbins, Jack |
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Rogers, Bruce |
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Rote, Kyle |
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Routt, Joe |
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Russell, Lloyd |
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Scariofiatto, Steve |
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Schuehle, Jake |
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Sealey, C.D. |
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Shofner, Jimmy |
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Shook, Fred |
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Sloan, Dwight "Paddlefoot" |
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Sparks, Connie |
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Sparks, Norlan |
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Sprague, Charley |
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Standley, Roy |
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Staubach, Roger |
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Steffans, Karl |
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Stephens, Don |
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Stidger, Johnny |
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Sullican, Scot |
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Taylor, Wilbur (Bud) |
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Todd, Richard (Dick) |
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Tulis, Bob |
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Turner, Joe |
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Turner, Wallace |
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Tyson, Joe |
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Vickers, Red |
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Ware, Logan |
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White, JoJo |
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Wolf, Hugh |
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Young, Roy "Big Dogs" |
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Stadiums, 1929-1971 |
| Box |
| 16 |
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Farrington Field |
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TCU Stadium |
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Texas A&M Stadium |
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Texas Stadium |
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Teams, 1937-1941 |
| Box |
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Football, 1938 |
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Arlington Heights High School |
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North Side High School |
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Rice University |
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Texas A&M University |
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Texas Christian University |
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Texas Tech University |
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Games, 1937-1951 |
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Collegiate and High School |
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Golf, 1936-1980 |
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Golfers, 1936-1962 |
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Ballard, Joe |
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Clark, Roy |
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Coffey, Billy Bob |
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Dawson, Dick |
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Didrikson, Babe (see Jameson) |
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Fitzgerald, Barbara |
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Goldthwaite (Mrs.) |
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Hart, Peggy |
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Helm, Jack |
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Hicks, Elizabeth |
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Hogan, Ben |
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Hogan, Royal |
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Hubbell, Carl |
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Jameson, Betty |
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Little, W. Lawson |
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Murchison, Bill |
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Nelson, Byron |
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Nichols, Bobby |
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Oliver, Ed (Porky) |
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Palmer, Arnold |
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Page, Estelle Lawson |
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Pott, Johnny |
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Ransom, Henry |
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Riley, Polly |
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Roden, Bill (Red) |
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Runyon, Paul |
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Sarazen, Gene |
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Snead, Sam |
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Winger, R.E. |
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Wood, Craig |
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Groups & Misc., 1938-1976 |
| Box |
| 17 |
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Colonial Tournament Players |
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National Open Score Board |
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TCU Golf Squad |
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Women Golfers |
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Golf Courses, 1941-1980 |
| Box |
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Colonial Country Club Views |
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Meadowbrook Country Club |
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Shady Oaks Golf Course |
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Tennis, 1938-1940, 1972 |
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Players |
| Box |
| 17 |
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Bullington, Mary Jane |
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Curtis, Bobby |
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Friedman, Bayard |
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Gonzales, Pancho |
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Hill, Tommy |
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Messersmith, Bobby |
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M'Leland, Don |
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McMillan, Warren |
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Rogers, Patricia |
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Smith, Jack |
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Stallings, Helen |
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Tenney, Laurie |
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Track & Field, 1926-1982 |
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Events |
| Box |
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Discus |
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High Jump |
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Hurdles |
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Javelin |
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Pole Vault |
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Shotput |
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Track Events |
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Will Rogers Memorial Coliseum Scenes |
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Miscellaneous Sports, 1926-1982 |
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Events and Participation |
| Box |
| 17 |
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Archery |
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Bowling |
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Fencing |
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Hockey |
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Horse Racing |
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Horse Shows (Jumpers) |
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Kayaking |
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Marathons |
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Sailing |
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Soap Box Derby |
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Softball |
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Swimming/Diving |
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Table Tennis |
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Subseries 4: Early Texas |
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Boxes 18, 19 - 11” x 15”, Boxes 20, 21 - 16” x 20”, Box 22 - 20” x 24”, Box
23 - Rolled Panoramic Views |
| Box |
Folder |
| 18 |
1 |
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Baseball Players--Texas--Fort Worth, 1915 |
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Armour Co., Champs of North Texas Sunday League. See also panoramic
views |
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2 |
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Buildings—Texas—Fort Worth, circa 1890s |
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Unidentified Building under Construction |
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3 |
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Buildings—Texas—Fort Worth, circa 1918 |
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W. T. Waggoner Building |
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4 |
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Businesses—Texas—Fort Worth, 1896 |
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Aermotor Co., a Monday Morning Shipment from the Branch House at Fort
Worth, Texas, 1896. Photo by C. L. Swartz, Fort Worth, Texas |
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5 |
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Businesses—Texas—Fort Worth, undated |
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Brown & Vera [department store on Houston Street, between 3rd and 4th
Streets] |
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6 |
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Businesses—Texas—Fort Worth, circa 1890s |
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[Toyah Valley Land Company] |
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Businesses—Texas—Fort Worth, circa 1890s |
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W.C. Stripling |
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8 |
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Businesses—Texas—Fort Worth, 1881 |
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Williams’ Wholesale Drug Co. |
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9 |
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Cattle Breeders—Texas—Fort Worth, circa 1900 |
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Cattlemen at the Turn of the Century |
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10 |
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Civil War—U.S., undated |
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Collage: Flag of the Texas Hunters and Marshall Guards [surrounded by
portraits of two men, one in Confederate uniform, and a woman depicted
during the Civil War period] |
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11 |
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Cornerstone Laying, March 12, 1902 |
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Laying of Cornerstone for Packinghouses, Fort Worth, Texas |
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12 |
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Courthouses—Texas—Fort Worth, circa 1880s |
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[Tarrant County Courthouse superimposed over street scene] See also 16" x
20" photos |
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13 |
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Football Players—Texas—Austin, 1893 |
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First Football Team, University of Texas |
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14 |
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Football Players—Texas—Fort Worth, 1908 |
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Central High School. See also panoramic views. |
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15 |
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Fire Fighters—Texas—Fort Worth, undated |
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Collage of Sixty-five Individual Portraits [not identified] |
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16 |
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Hunters—Texas, undated |
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L.E. Chapman Posed with His Quarry |
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17 |
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Lake Como—Texas—Fort Worth, 1910 |
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W.C. Stripling’s First Annual Picnic at Lake Como |
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18 |
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Marching Bands—Texas—Post, 1928 |
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Post Jr. Band. Photo by Graves Studio, Post, Texas |
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19 |
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Music Ensembles—Texas—Fort Worth, 1900 |
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Teusheim [?] Lodge No. 2. See also panoramic views |
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20 |
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Parades—Texas—Fort Worth, circa 1890s |
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Fort Worth Advertising Men’s Club Float |
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21 |
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Parades—Texas—Fort Worth, 1890s |
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Washer Bros. Float |
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22 |
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Parades—Texas—Fort Worth, 1890s |
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W.C. Stripling’s Float |
| Box |
Folder |
| 19 |
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People—Couples, undated |
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Wedding of Mr. and Mrs. Tom Colley |
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2 |
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People—Groups—Families, March 26, 1905 |
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Carl Schilder Family Celebration His 40th Birthday at Herman Park. Photo
by C. L. Swartz, Fort Worth, Texas |
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3 |
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People—Groups—Men, undated |
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Burleson, Texas, [seven unidentified men in group] |
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4 |
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People—Groups—Men, circa 1893 |
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Fort Worth Clearing House Association |
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5 |
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People—Groups—Men, circa 1895 |
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Fort Worth Clearing House Association |
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6 |
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Railroad employees, undated |
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Members of the Passenger Agents Association [?] |
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7 |
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Railroad Stations—Texas—Fort Worth, 1889 |
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Texas & Pacific Railroad Station Fire |
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8 |
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Railroad Station—Texas—Fort Worth, 1889 |
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Texas & Pacific Railroad Station |
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9 |
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Ranches—Texas, circa 1881 |
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XIT Ranch |
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10 |
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Residences—Texas—Fort Worth, undated |
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Anderson Home, now Gause-Ware Funeral Home |
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11 |
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Residences—Texas—Fort Worth, undated |
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Burney Anderson Home [?] |
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12 |
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Residences—Texas—Fort Worth, undated |
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Ball House |
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12 |
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Residences—Texas—Glenrose |
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See panoramic views |
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13 |
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Roosevelt, Theodore 1858-1919, April 8, 1905 |
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President Roosevelt greeting crowd on visit to Fort Worth. Photo by Wade
& Harmon, Dallas, Texas. See also 20" x 24" photos |
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14 |
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Roosevelt, Theodore 1858-1919, April 8, 1905 |
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President Roosevelt’s visit to Fort Worth. Off for the Wolf Hunt via Fort
Worth & Denver Railroad. Photo by C. L. Swartz, Fort Worth,
Texas |
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15 |
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Roosevelt, Theodore 1858-1919, undated |
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President Roosevelt at chuck wagon campfire. 1936 reproduction |
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16 |
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School Children—Texas—Fort Worth, circa 1890s |
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Group Posed in Front of School [not identified. Photo by C. L. Swartz,
Fort Worth, Texas |
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17 |
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Snow—Texas—Fort Worth, January 28, 1889 |
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Snow scene in Fort Worth, Texas. [Note on back: This picture was taken at
1004 Lamar Street, now the property of the Knights of Columbus] |
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18 |
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Teachers—Texas—Fort Worth, undated |
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[Teachers posed on school steps, not identifies]. Photo by C. L. Swartz,
Fort Worth, Texas |
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19 |
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Teachers—Texas—Fort Worth, 1900 |
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Faculty of Fort Worth High School, W.D. Williams, Principal |
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20 |
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Theatrical Productions, 1898 |
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Collage of Actors and Scenes in the Soapy Smith Tragedy |
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21 |
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Theatrical Production—Texas—Fort Worth, undated |
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Old Evans Hall—2nd & Houston. [Group in costume posed on stage. Some
actors/actress are identified. Prominent families represented include
Paddock, Stripling, Terrell, Capps, and Tarleton.] |
| Box |
Folder |
| 20 |
1 |
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Automobile Dealerships—Texas—Amarillo, 1909 |
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Ernest O. Thompson, Overland Automobiles |
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2 |
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Baseball Players—Texas—Fort Worth, 1912 |
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Fort Worth High School. Photo by D. A. Cone, Fort Worth, Texas |
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3 |
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Cartoons (Commentary), undated |
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[Group of costumed apes in courtroom scene?] |
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4 |
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Cattle—Texas—Fort Worth, 1916 |
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Grand Champions of National Feeders & Breeders Show [Stockyards and
Swift & Co. in background]. Photo by Bryant Studio, Fort Worth,
Texas |
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5 |
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Football Players—Texas—Fort Worth, 1912 |
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Fort Worth High School Champions. Photo by Hinsdale Studio, Fort Worth,
Texas |
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6 |
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Fort Worth (Tex.), 1973 |
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“Fort Worth 1873 by Miranda Leonard" [Reproduction of a painting of early
Fort Worth.] |
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7-8 |
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Graves, undated |
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Unidentified grave scene |
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9 |
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Oil Wells—Texas—Beaumont, 1901 |
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Lucas Gusher [Spindletop] (1941 reproductions) |
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10 |
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Organizations—Texas—Fort Worth, circa 1905 |
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Grocers and Butchers Association of North Fort Worth. Photo by C. L.
Swartz, Fort Worth, Texas |
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11 |
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Organizations, Business—Texas—Fort Worth, 1904 |
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CMA [Coming Men of America], Panther City Lodge No. 2640 |
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12 |
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Residences—Texas—Fort Worth, undated |
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Bensiria Home Interior |
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13 |
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Residential Construction—Texas—Fort Worth, undated |
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Couch Home |
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14 |
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Residential Construction—Texas—Fort Worth, 1912 |
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W. T. Waggoner Home, 1200 Summit |
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15 |
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Theatrical Production, undated |
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[Group of sixteen men in women’s costumes] Photo by Hinsdale &
Bryant, Fort Worth, Texas |
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16 |
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W. T. Farley Clothing Stores Convention, Southwestern States
Managers, October 9, 1923 |
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Hotel Texas, Fort Worth |
| Box |
Folder |
| 21 |
1 |
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Automobile Racing—Texas—Fort Worth, undated |
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“Star Telegram Economy Endurance Race, Waco and Return" [Six separate
photos with cars and drivers] circa 1920s |
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2 |
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Bankers—Texas—Fort Worth, circa 1893 |
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Employees of First National Bank of Fort Worth |
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3 |
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Banquets—Illinois—Chicago, 1916 |
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Fort Worth Star-Telegram Banquet to Texas Automobile Dealers and Factory
Representatives, Blackstone Hotel |
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4 |
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Baseball Players—Texas—Cleburne, 1906 |
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|
[Collage photo of Cleburne baseball players, many are identified. Coach
is Doak Roberts] |
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5 |
|
Courthouses—Texas—Fort Worth, 1879 |
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Tarrant County Courthouse and Public Square |
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6 |
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People—Groups—Men, circa 1920s |
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[Collage of seven photos of an unidentified event; men posed in groups,
in wagons, on a motorcycle, possibly on streets of Fort Worth] |
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7 |
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Police—Texas—Ranger, undated |
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Ranger Police Force, George Cooper, Chief |
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8 |
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Teachers—Texas—Fort Worth, 1911-1912 |
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Polytechnic Public Schools Faculty |
| Box |
Folder |
| 22 |
1 |
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Cityscapes—Fort Worth—Texas, circa 1920s |
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[Skyline view showing Neil P. Anderson Building, City Hall,
Star-Telegram, W. C. Stripling Co., Burk Burnett Building, W. T.
Waggoner Building, F. and M. Bank Building, Flatiron Building, First
National Bank Building, Texas State Bank Building, and the Carnegie
Library] |
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Roosevelt, Theodore, 1958-1919—Visit to Fort Worth—Texas, 1905 |
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[Crowd greeting President Roosevelt in front of the Texas & Pacific
Railway Station] Photo by C. L. Swartz, Fort Worth, Texas. See also
11"x15" photos |
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Roosevelt, Theodore, 1958-1919—Visit to Fort Worth—Texas, 1905 |
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Skyline Views. See Cityscapes |
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Arlington Heights (Fort Worth, Tex.), 1918-1923 |
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Baseball—Texas—Fort Worth, September 19, 1920 |
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Southern Championship Game, Panther Park, Fort Worth, Texas. Fort Worth
vs. Little Rock, Arkansas. Photo by United Oil Photo & Press
Service, Fort Worth, Texas |
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Burkburnett (Tex.), January 10, 1919 |
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[Oil derricks and oil fields]. Photo by W. H. Raymond, Dallas, Texas |
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Football Players—Texas—Fort Worth, 1925 |
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TCU Football Team. Copyright by United Photo Service, Fort Worth,
Texas |
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Football Players—Texas—Fort Worth, 1927 |
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TCU Football Team |
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Hospitals—Texas—San Antonio, 1923 |
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W.O.W. Memorial Hospital and Encampment of Uniform Rank, San Antonio,
Texas. Photo by National Photo Service, San Antonio, Texas |
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Lake Worth (Tex.), 1923 |
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Bluebonnet Time in Texas, Lake Worth. Photo by Jernigan, Fort Worth,
Texas |
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Musical Ensembles—Texas—Baird, 1923 |
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Baird Municipal Bank, Baird, Texas, at the W.O.W. Encampment, San
Antonio, Texas. Photo by National Photo Service, San Antonio, Texas |
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Paris (Tex.), undated |
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Before the Fire. Copyright by National Art Co., Oklahoma City, Oklahoma
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Paris (Tex.), 1916 |
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After the Fire [from northeast corner of square]. Copyright by National
Art Co., Oklahoma City, Oklahoma |
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Paris (Tex.), 1916 |
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After the Fire. Copyright by National Art Co., Oklahoma City,
Oklahoma |
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Paris (Tex.), 1916 |
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After the Fire [from southeast corner of the square]. Copyright by
National Art Co., Oklahoma City, Oklahoma |
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Power Plants—Texas—Eastland, undated |
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Lake and Power Plant. Photo by Raymond Studio, Dallas, Texas |
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Racetracks—Texas—Arlington, undated |
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Arlington Downs, Derby Day |
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Racetracks—Texas—Arlington, 1934 |
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Arlington Downs, Fort Worth Handicap Day. Photo by United Photo Service,
Fort Worth, Texas |
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Residences—Texas—Glenrose, undated |
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Home of T.K. Matthews, Glenrose, Texas, (Somerville County) Photo by
Walton’s Studio, Breckenridge, Texas |
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Stockyards—Texas—Fort Worth, undated |
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Exposition Building, North Fort Worth |
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