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Rescuing Texas History, 2010
John Nance Garner
Date: unknown
Creator: Clinidinst, Washington D.C.
Description: John Nance Garner of uvale, Texas as Vice President of the United State. Mr. Garner is photographed in a suit and tie.
Contributing Partner: Wilson County Historical Society
Permallink:texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth129892/
Judge S. T. Morris
Date: unknown
Creator: Crandal of Floresville
Description: County Judge S. T. Morris for Wilson County Texas. Judge Morris dressed in a starch white shirt and dark tuxedo with a bow tie.
Contributing Partner: Wilson County Historical Society
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Mary Bell King
Date: unknown
Creator: Crandal of Floresville
Description: Portrait of Mary Bell King as a young child. Her blonde curls are styled is a short and stylish fashion. Her baby smile is sweet and endearing she is wearing a white lacy dress. She is posed with her ankles crossed and is wearing black patent leather shoes.
Contributing Partner: Wilson County Historical Society
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Ed Swift
Date: unknown
Creator: Crandal professional photographer of Floresville, Wilson County, Texas
Description: Photograph of Mr. Ed Smith by professional photographer Crandal of Floresville, Texas. Mr. Swift looks straight into the camera with a serious expression. He is wearing a suit jacket with a pin in his lapel. His shirt is white and he wears a dark tie.
Contributing Partner: Wilson County Historical Society
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House on First Street
Date: unknown
Creator: Crandel's of Floresville
Description: 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.
Contributing Partner: Wilson County Historical Society
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School Picture - Three teachers in back
Date: unknown
Creator: E. K. Sturdevant
Description: Photograph of 16 students and three teachers taken outside of school building.
Contributing Partner: Wilson County Historical Society
Permallink:texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth129830/
Mrs. W. B. Toone
Date: unknown
Creator: E. Miculka, Floresville, TX
Description: Mrs. W. B. Toone poses for a professional photograph studio. She is wear of beautifully embroidered gown that is dark in color with butterfly design stitching,
Contributing Partner: Wilson County Historical Society
Permallink:texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth129891/
Survivors of Captain J. H. Callihan Rangers
Date: unknown
Creator: Fox Studio, San Antonio, TX
Description: Individuals photgraphed include on the first row left to right is D. C. Burleson, Dave Wattin, and Simple Tom. In the second row from left to right is Bill Pitts, John Campbell and John Samson. The three gentlemen in the first row are dressed in dark suites with white shirts and bow ties. The three men in the second row also have white shirts by long ties. All six men have white ribbons pinned to their right lapels.
Contributing Partner: Wilson County Historical Society
Permallink:texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth129899/
"C" Street, Floresville, TX
Date: unknown
Creator: G. KruPe Co. Milwakee
Description: 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.
Contributing Partner: Wilson County Historical Society
Permallink:texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth129865/
Floresville Baptist Church
Date: unknown
Creator: J.N Florest & Bros
Description: 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.
Contributing Partner: Wilson County Historical Society
Permallink:texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth129848/