Rescuing Texas History, 2010 - 369 Matching Results
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- School Picture - Three teachers in back
- Photograph of 16 students and three teachers taken outside of school building.
- T.J. Short Home
- Photograph of white frame house with large porch wrapping around to the left side of the house. White picket fence surrounds the house.
- Home on the Thornton Ranch
- Photograph of back side of large two-story frame house. A large porch is on the ride side extending to the front of the house. A large tree is on the right side of the house.
- The "Bradwin" Farm
- Photograph of frame house with porch extending across the front. Two women are sitting in chairs on the porch; two children are sitting on the steps of the porch; a man is leaning against the porch on the right side. Trees are on both side of the house with a barn in the background.
- Fine Colts on the Stevens' Ranch
- Photograph of horses and colts in a corral. Buildings are seen in the background.
- Herford Cattle on J. J. Stevens' Ranch
- Photograph of Young Hereford cattle in corral on J. J. Stevens' Ranch. A water tank is on the right of the corral and a ranch house in the background.
- Mules on the Stevens' Ranch
- Photograph of mules in a corral.
- Hereford Cattle - J. J. Stevens' Ranch
- Photograph of three Hereford bulls in a corral on the Stevens' Ranch. A cowboy is standing in front of one of the bulls. There is a watering trough to the right, with a water tank and house in the background.
- J. J. Stevens' Home
- Photograph of large single-story frame house surrounded by a fence with several large trees. An adult standing near one of the fence posts is holding a child.
- John McDaniel, Sr. Home
- Photograph of large two-story frame house with large porches on both floors. House is surrounded by a picket fence. Several trees are are in the yard around the house.
- Stevens' Ranch
- Photograph of a view of the J.J. Stevens Ranch. Picture show many out building (barns, etc.) with the home on the right side of the photo.
- House on First Street
- Photograph of frame house with circular porch extend from the front of the house to the right side. A man is sitting on the steps of the porch and a woman is walking on the right side of the house. Outbuildings are to the rear of the house.
- Home on 7th and D Street
- Photograph of large, white frame house with porch on front and extending around to the side. A white picket fence surrounds the house.
- Camp Ranch Headquarters
- Photograph of home of Mr. & Mrs. Keys. White frame ranch house with porch extending across front. A man and woman are standing in front of the porch. Three large trees are in front yard.
- Floresville German Luthern Church
- Photograph of white frame church with double doors in front.
- Residence of Father Zars & Catholic Church
- Photograph of large two-story frame building with upper and lower porches. A brick church build is to the right of the house. Lightning rods are at the ridges of the roof of the house. A picket fence surrounds the house and the church.
- Methodist Church, Floresville, Texas
- Methodist church with bell tower on the corner of a dirt road. The church is fenced with a white picket fence and a bloom tree in the front courtyard. Next door to the church is the patronage. On the opposite side of the street from the church is the beginning of a crop.
- Floresville Methodist Church
- Black and white photo of the Floresville Methodist Church congregation as photographed by news editor Same Fore, Jr. in 1941. A group of church goers standing in fron the the Methodist Church.
- Floresville Baptist Church
- Black and white photograph of the Floresville Baptist Church. There are two entries into the building with steps leading up to the doorways. In the front of the building is a lovely stain glass window. To one side of the building is a white picket fence and behind the church is a water tower and concrete building.
- White House Cafe
- Pictured here is the inside of the White House Cafe in Floresville, Texas. Those featured in the photo are unknown but the inside is represented in the narrow room. The bar and bar stools are on one side with tables and chair on the opposite side. Pictured in the photo are three men in musical instrucments (a banjo, a violin, and a saxophone). There are also two ladies standing behind the bar. At the back of the bar a set of stairs can be seen leading up to a second story.
- Methodist Parsonage
- This is a black and white photo of the Methodist parsonage in Floresville, Texas. Featured in the photo are four young children and a dog. The house has to two covered porches with step leading upto the landings. The house also has lattice work from the ground up to the porches.
- Seniors '31
- First prize winner in the Wilson County Fair of 1931. Louise Steeltje is on the left of the fire escape. Eleven young ladies dressed in formal dressed and bonnets riding on a parade float in one of the early Peanut Festival parades.
- Third Street Floresville
- Original dirt road leading into the downtown area of Floresville, Texas. This is Third Street heading east toward the county courthouse. In the photo is a Now Open sign for the newly constructed filling station. The courthouse bell tower and be seen in the background.
- San Antonio - Corpus Christi Road
- Pictured here is the old San Antonio to Corpus Christie road. Along this highway there are electrical poles and white picket fences where people have fenced in their yards.
- San Antonio - Corpus Christi Road
- County road that connects San Antonio to Corpus Christie. This portion of the road features a farm house with a wooden fence to one side. Floresville water tower can be seen in the distance.
- San Antonio - Corpus Christi Road
- Photo of the San Antonio to Corpus Christie road. This is a paved street that runs throught the countyside. Pictured in the distance is two late modeled vehicals driving away from the photographer.
- San Antonio - Corpus Christi Road
- This photograph was taken somewhere along the San Antonio to Corpus Christi Road. Off to one side is a general store that is painted with the advertisement for the soda Coco-Cola. As the road curves there is windmill in the distance.
- San Antonio River Bridge
- Photograph of four men in a horse drawn wagon on a bridge over the San Antonio River near Floresville, Texas, possibly the former bridge on Labatt Rd.
- Wagon Train Rest
- Wagon train taking a noontime rest enrout to Indianola on the San Antonio - Goliad Road.
- Oxen and a Windmill
- Four oxen bulling a wagon with men in the picture. There is a windmill and water tank in the background.
- Floresville Trades Day, 1906
- This is a photograph of a hanging picture of downtown Floresville during the 1906 Trade Days. This photo shows the buildings, people, horses, wagon. On the back of the photograph it is noted that Mrs. Ed Franklin was queen and Rosalie Stevenson and Maude Neal were the princesses. R.R. Smith, attorney, crowned the queen for the festivities.
- White House Cafe Musicians
- Pictured left to right is Dr. Frank Teltschik, Henry Teltschik, Willie Teltschik, Fritz Teltschik, and Hery Wapenfuehr. Photo was taken inside the White House Cafe which is located on Third Street in Floresville, Texas.
- White House Cafe
- This is a photo of Dr. and Mrs. (Lenora) Frank Teltschick behind the bar and Mr. and Mrs. (Minnie) Fritz Teltschick inside the White House Cafe. The cafe is located on Third Street in Floresville, Texas.
- Business Section, Floresville, Texas
- Third and "C" streets in Floresville on the west side of courthouse square. This is the business district of downtown floresville.
- "C" Street, Floresville, TX
- Photo of the busy downtown street in Floresville, Texas. The photo was taken at the corners of Third and what is today "C" streets. The business in the near right is the First National Bank next door to the Bakery. Noteworthy in this photo is the electric or telephone pole that is outside the bank.
- Wilson County Courthouse Square
- Arial view from the bell tower of the Wilson County Courthouse. This is a veiw looking west down onto the businesses which are located on the present day "C" street. Just visible from the edge of the photo is a coral. It looks like the people in the photo are either putting their horses or cattle into the coral.
- Public Carnival, 1907
- Carnival of 1907 on the Wilson County Courthouse Square,in Floresville, Texas. A crowd of people on the square.
- Courthouse Yard
- Photo taken from the bell tower of the Wilson County Courthouse looking down onto the front yard. Photograph is of what is now the corners of Third and "C" street. Businesses beyond the beautiful courtyard include Rhode One Price Cash Store, John Driffith Co., and The Palace.
- Street Scene, Third Street
- Street scene of third and "C"street looking north. In the photo is the John Griffith Co. store that sits on corner. The photographer is looking north up Third Steet.
- Street Scene, Floresville, Texas
- Photo taken from the corners of 2nd and "C" street looking west toward the courthouse. Horse, buggies, wagons and mule - people in front of stores.
- Street Scene, Floresville, Texas
- Street scene looking west, in the Floresville Business District with horse, buggies, and people milling around on the dirt streets. The is a power pole outside of the Bank.
- Connally Family on the Courthouse Lawn
- Connally family: Mark, Nellie, Gov. John Connally and Mother of Gov. John Connally, Lela with Wilson County Officials. Behind the family and officials is an American flag.
- Governor Connally and Mother
- Governor John Connally and his mother Mrs. J.B. [Lela] Connally. Behind Governor Connally is a naval officer and a brick building.
- [Connally Family at Event]
- A photograph of Gov. John Connally with wife Nellie, and their three children, John Connally III, Sharon, and Mark. Behind the family is a Welcome banner.
- Boy Scouts at Mission de las Cabras
- First boy scout troop of Floresville at the Mission de las Cabras practicing their first aid skills. In the doorway is a balck faced sheep. The mission rock wall can be seen in the background.
- Boy Scout at Rancho de las Cabras
- First boy scout troop of Floresville, TX running foot races on the grounds of the old ranch.
- Sam Fore and two other men inside a cattle pen
- Photograph of three men in hats standing in front of a wooden fence, inside a cattle pen. The man in the center is Sam Fore, Jr. (newspaper publisher). The man on the right is smoking a cigar. There is an upturned bucket over the fence post to the right.
- Steve Pruski Home
- Photograph of frame unpainted house with three windows with shutters and two trees in front. Seven people in white shirts are standing on the front porch. One man wearing a hat and overalls stands to their right. Another person stands in the shadows to his rights. A windmill is visible to the far right of the photo.
- C.A. Volrath Residence
- Photograph of house almost hidden behind trees. In the foreground, there is a picket fence, with the gate open. To the right, is a well with a ladder leaning up against it.
- Gail Schrieber at Rancho De Los Cabras Ruins
- Photograph of Gail Schreiber standing next to a stone ruin at the Rancho de Los Cabras.