Photograph of two telephone operators in their office. Three men are standing and watching two telephone operators seated at the switchboard. The women are Anita Winkle (left) and Olivia (Bernhard) Lott (right) who is wearing a headset. Stamped on the back of the photograph is "The Radio Post, Fredericksburg, Texas."
Telephone operators taking time out for a celebration. Calendar behind them reads "April 1954". Woman seated second to right appears to be holding some sort of phone equipment. Seated from left to right: Anita Winkel, Doris Kolmeier, Dorothy Besier, Julia Helmers, Irene Ketron Eckhardt, Ruby Schumann Reeh. Standing left to right: Mildred Nixon, Gladys Juenke, Elizabeth Weber, Dorothy Wehmeyer Weinheimer, Frances Moellendorf Stevens, Minnie Simon, Margaret Eckhardt, Mildred Kordzik Grona, Vernell Usener Ellebracht, Meta Pohler, Gertrude Fritz, Olivia Bernhard Lott. Written in the bottom right corner of the photograph is the year "1954." Stamped on the back is "The Radio Post, Fredericksburg, Texas" and the Kilman Studio's address.
Negative of the Butterfly Needlepoint Boutique in Fredericksburg, Texas. The store has two windows in front, one on either side of the doors, and there is an awning over the sidewalk in front. There are two signs that say "Butterfly Needlepoint Boutique," one on the top of the building and one on the awning.
Photograph of members of the Comanche Indian tribe at the centennial celebration on May 8, 1946. There are eighteen men, women, and children in the photograph. Most are wearing traditional or ceremonial dress, and there is a teepee behind them to the left. The following names and information are written on the back: "Chief Baldwin Parker, Liberal Kansas, Norma Jean Parker with Little Harold Lee Parker, Peggy Jean Parker - Rt. 1, Cynthia Ann Parker - Cache, Okla., Pat Pohrog - Cache, Okla., Roy Wockmetooah - Box 170." The MacDonald Studio's stamp is also on the back.
Negative of Doebbler's House and the Crown Saloon. There are telephone and electric poles strung throughout the image. A horse drawn cart is on the left side and a little girl is playing in the street on the right.
Copy negative of Doebbler's House and the Crown Saloon. There are telephone and electric poles strung throughout the image. A horse drawn cart is on the left side and a little girl is playing in the street on the right.
Photograph of the Falstaff House, which according to the information on the reverse, is located at 112 North Crockett. No city is given. It is a two-story house with a tin roof and shutters on the windows and doors. There is a sign in front that says Falstaff.
Photograph of the Falstaff House. According to the information on the back of the photograph, it is located at 112 N. Crockett. The city is not given. It is a two-story house with a tin roof and shutters on the windows and doors. There is a sign in front that says Falstaff.
Negative of the Falstaff House, which according to the information on the reverse, is located at 112 North Crockett. No city is given. It is a two-story house with a tin roof and shutters on the windows and doors. There is a sign in front that says Falstaff.
Negative of the Falstaff House, which according to the information on the reverse, is located at 112 North Crockett. No city is given. It is a two-story house with a tin roof and shutters on the windows and doors. There is a sign in front that says Falstaff.
Photograph of the side of the Falstaff House, which according to information on the reverse, is located at 112 North Crocket. No city is given. It is a two-story stone house with a covered front porch and shuttered windows on the side. There is a sign in front of the porch that says Falstaff.
Photograph of the side of the Falstaff House, which according to the information on the reverse, is located at 112 North Crockett. No city is given. It is a two-story stone house with a covered front porch and shuttered windows on the side. There is a sign in front of the porch that says Falstaff.
Negative of the side of the Falstaff House, which according to the information on the reverse, is located at 112 North Crockett. No city is given. It is a two-story stone house with a covered front porch and shuttered windows on the side. There is a sign in front of the porch that says Falstaff.
Negative of the side of the Falstaff House. It is a two-story stone house with a covered front porch and shuttered windows on the side. There is a sign in front of the porch that says Falstaff.
Photograph of the Falstaff Warehouse. The building is identified on the back of the photograph, but no location is given. It is a small building, and the roof appears to be in need of repair. There are some boards on the porch, and there is a chain link fence on the right side.
Negative of the Falstaff Warehouse. The building is identified on the back of the photograph, but no location is given. It is a small building, and the roof appears to be in need of repair. There are some boards on the porch, and there is a chain link fence on the right side.
Photograph of the family of August Kothmann. There are four children standing in front of a cistern and grape arbor. There are two women standing in the door of the cistern, and two men are standing near a fence in the background. The photograph is dated 1911, and "Family of August Kothmann" is written on the back.
Negative of the Firestone building in Fredericksburg, Texas. It is a brick building with decorative iron gates, and there is a truck inside. There are two Firestone signs, and there is a sign on the curb that says "Hunting and Fishing License Sold Here." There are several trees in large planters outside on the sidewalk.
Photograph of the Texas State Historical Marker for the First Methodist Church of Fredericksburg, Texas. It says the following: "Oldest Methodist Church in the Hill Country. Founded 1849 as a German Mission by the Rev. Eduard Schneider. The charter members: Melchoir and Rosine Bauer; Johann and Margaretha Durst; Friedrich and Sophie Ellebracht; Ernst and Dorothea Houy; Ferdinand and Maria Kneese, Ludwig Kneese, Friedrich Kneese, Louise Kneese; Heinrich and Catharine Stiehl; Jacob and Catharine Treibs; Fritz and Friderika (Mary) Winkel. In 1855, during pastorate of the Rev. C. A. Grote, a 40 x 60-foot native stone church was built; it still serves after 1912-14, 1923, and 1948-49 remodelings." The sign was placed in 1972.
Photograph of the Texas State Historical Marker for the First Methodist Church of Fredericksburg, Texas. It says the following: "Oldest Methodist Church in the Hill Country. Founded 1849 as a German Mission by the Rev. Eduard Schneider. The charter members: Melchoir and Rosine Bauer; Johann and Margaretha Durst; Friedrich and Sophie Ellebracht; Ernst and Dorothea Houy; Ferdinand and Maria Kneese, Ludwig Kneese, Friedrich Kneese, Louise Kneese; Heinrich and Catharine Stiehl; Jacob and Catharine Treibs; Fritz and Friderika (Mary) Winkel. In 1855, during pastorate of the Rev. C. A. Grote, a 40 x 60-foot native stone church was built; it still serves after 1912-14, 1923, and 1948-49 remodelings." The sign was placed in 1972.
Photograph of the Fredericksburg Clinic, identified on the reverse as Fbg. Clinic, located at 115 South Adams Street. The clinic is a white building with several windows, and there is a sign above the door that cannot be read in this photograph. There are several parking meters along the street in front of the building.
Negative of the Fredericksburg Coca-Cola Bottling Company in Fredericksburg, Texas. It is a two-story building with covered porches with decorative wooden trim on both floors. The left side of the building is stone. The company sign is on the front of the building, and there are Coca-Cola signs on either side of it.
Negative of the Fredericksburg Coca-Cola Bottling Company in Fredericksburg, Texas. It is a two-story building with covered porches with decorative wooden trim on both floors. The left side of the building is stone. The company sign is on the front of the building, and there are Coca-Cola signs on either side of it.
Negative of The Glass Cutter, a business in Fredericksburg, Texas. This is a two-story stone building with display windows on either side of the doors and four arched windows on the second floor. The name A. L. Patton appears at the top of the building.
Photograph of the J. J. Klingelhoefer home. It is an old home with a stone chimney on the right side and a covered front porch. There is a white picket fence in front of the home. The name of the home is written on the back, along with the date 1851. This may when it was built. The name Lyne K. Lewis is also written on the back, along with the name of a possible photography studio, but the name of the studio is not clear.
Copy negative of the Kuenemann Store. It is a two story, light colored house with large windows on the front. There is a balcony on the second floor, and an antenna on the roof.
Photograph of the Llano River. The water is moving very quickly and rushing over large boulders. On the riverbanks are small trees and shrubs. It is matted on a light mat.
Copy negative of the Methodist Church on South West San Antonio Street. The church has columns near the entrance and a cross on the roof. There is a wooden fence and a telephone poll in front of the church.
Negative of the Muller Gallery & Studio in Fredericksburg, Texas. It is a small stone building with a covered front porch and a chimney on the right side. There is another small covered porch on the side. There are two windows with shutters on either side of the front door, and there are stone pathways in front and on the side. The sight to the right says "Muller Gallery & Studio Paintings, Supplies, Classes."
Copy negative of the Nimitz Hotel. The building has two floors with an outdoor balcony that spans the entire building. There are tall trees in front of the hotel.
Photograph of the O. D. H. S. decorative archway in Fredericksburg. The archway has a man on top and the letters O D H S on it, and it is covered in garland and lights. The following is printed in white at the bottom: "21. TE. Gross Loge. O. D. H. S. Fredericksburg, Texas. April. 14, 15, 16, 1924." The following stamp appears on the back: "Welgehausen's Kodak Finishing, Enlarging Fredericksburg, Tex."
Copy negative of the Old Maier Mill. The building is falling apart and the roof and windows are missing. There is a cow sitting next to a telephone pole in the foreground.
Photograph of the Peach Tree Gift Gallery. It is a brick building with a tin roof. There are decorative columns and trim on the porch. There is a sign surrounded by flowers in front. According to the information written on the back, the store was located at 210 South Adams St. The city is not given.
Photograph of the Peter Walter Cabin, perhaps located at an Episcopal Mission. It is a stone cabin with some wooden shingles on the side and a covered front porch. There is a Texas historical marker on the front right side. The following is written on the back: "Peter Walter Cabin (Episcopal Mission)."
Negative of the Security State Bank and Trust in Fredericksburg, Texas. The bank is a two-story stone building with windows along the front. The sign is on the right side of the building, and it has a clock underneath. There are parking meters along the sidewalk in front of the building.
Copy negative of the Tatsch house. The light colored house has shutters on the windows. There is a partially completed wooden fence in the foreground of the picture. A windmill is behind the house.
Photograph of the tearing down of the Original Vereins Kirche. There is a large building that is already partly torn down, and a group of people are working to the right. The photograph is matted, and the name Hugo Kallenberg is written on the back.
Photograph of the Vapo Butane Co. building. The location is not given. The front of the store is all windows, and there are a number of gas appliances in side, including heaters, ovens, hot water heaters, and a grill. There is a neon sign on top of the building that says "Vapo Butane Co."
Negative of the Vapo Butane Company in Fredericksburg, Texas. The store is in a white brick building with a glass storefront, and gas appliances, such as ovens and hot water heaters, are visible inside. There is a large neon sign on top that says "Vaop Butane Co." There is a bird house on a tall pole in front of the building.
Negative of the Vapo Butane Company building in Fredericksburg, Texas. It is a small building with a neon sign on top that says Vapo Butane Co. There are some gas appliances, such as stoves, heaters, and a grill, inside. There is a bird house on a tall pole in front of the building.
Copy negative of the Wahrmund House on the corner of Main. It is a light colored house with many windows and doors. There's also an electric pole in the center of the image.
Copy negative of the Zion Church Parsonage. The church building has a wrap around porch and a dark colored roof. A stone fence with a wooden gate is in front of the building.
Copy negative of the Zion Lutheran Church. The stone church building has a stone fence with a welcome sign hanging on the entrance. There are lots of trees behind the fence.
Negative of two businesses in Fredericksburg, Texas. The business on the left is City Cleaners. It is a large two-story building with a covered porch on the second floor, and a rack of clothes is visible in the bottom right window. There is a name in the stone at the top of the building, and it appears to say Felix Reinbach. The Reeh Butane Company is connected to the City Cleaners building on the right. There are propane tanks in the window. There are parking meters along the street in front.
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