[Passenger pier in Texas City]
| Description: | A long wooden pier, wide enough to hold automobile traffic, runs out into the bay. At the end of the pier, a structure of some kind can be seen. Electric poles line the left side of the pier. Three women dressed in long dresses and hats stand looking over the rail. Farther down the pier, an automobile and a single pedestrian share the pier. |
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| Creator: | Unknown |
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| Creation Date: | 1912 - 1913 |
| Partner(s): |
Moore Memorial Public Library
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| Collection(s): |
Rescuing Texas History, 2006
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| Creator: |
Unknown
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| Original Creation Date: | 1912 - 1913 | |
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| Description: | A long wooden pier, wide enough to hold automobile traffic, runs out into the bay. At the end of the pier, a structure of some kind can be seen. Electric poles line the left side of the pier. Three women dressed in long dresses and hats stand looking over the rail. Farther down the pier, an automobile and a single pedestrian share the pier. |
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| Note: |
[This photograph was also published on page 25 in Texas City : Images of the Twentieth Century by Collier A. Campbell and Susie M. Moncla, published by The Donning Company Publishers in 1999. The caption there is listed as "Texas City passenger pier, 1912-1913."] |
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| Physical Description: |
1 photograph : b&w ; 3.25 x 7 in. |
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| Language: | No Language | |
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| Partner: |
Moore Memorial Public Library
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| Collection: |
Rescuing Texas History, 2006
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| Resource Type: | Photograph | |
| Format: | Image | |
