Are We There Yet? Transportation in Central Texas - 310 Matching Results
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- Interstate 35 Progress
- Photograph of an aerial view of the construction of Interstate 35 through Williamson County. Exact location of area photographed is unknown.
- Jones & Armstrong Livery Stable
- Photograph of the Jones & Armstrong livery stable, Taylor.
- Looking North on Main
- Photograph of the street view looking north on Main Street, near the intersection of Ninth Street. North Main Café can be seen on the right.
- Main Street Decorated for Christmas
- Photograph of Main Street decorated for Christmas. The photo was shot at night, with moving cars in the street. Photo was taken at intersection of 2nd and Main looking north.
- Main Street Decorated for Christmas
- Photograph of Main Street decorated for Christmas. Photo taken at intersection of 4th and Main looking south.
- Main Street Decorated for Christmas
- Photograph of Main Street decorated for Christmas. Photo shot at night with moving vehicles. Photo taken from the intersection of 4th and Main looking south.
- Main Street Decorated for Christmas
- Photograph of Main Street decorated for Christmas with a Christmas tree in the road. Photo taken at night, with cars parked on both sides of the street. Photo taken near intersection of 3rd and Main looking north.
- Main Street Decorated for Christmas
- Photograph of an elevated night view of Main Street decorated for Christmas. At southwest corner of Second and Main looking north.
- Main Street Decorated for Christmas
- Photograph of the 300 block of Main Street decorated for Christmas, looking southwest. Night shot. Approx. early 1950's.
- Main Street Looking North
- Postcard of Main Street, looking north from the center of the street. Note the cars parked and traffic signal. No correspondence on the back of the postcard.
- Main Street Looking North
- Photograph of Main Street looking north from Second Street, Taylor. Note the wooden structures, and the Taylor National Bank in the lower right of the photograph. Streets in this period were unpaved. Horse-drawn wagons are transporting bales of cotton.
- Main Street Looking North
- Photograph of Main Street looking north from Second Street, Taylor. Note the unpaved streets, and wagons of cotton bales crowding the street.
- Main Street Looking North
- Photograph of Main Street looking north from First Street. Note the automobiles parked on either side of the road.
- Main Street Looking North
- Postcard of the view from Second Street looking north on Main Street, Taylor. No correspondence on the back. Note the parked automobiles in front of the stores and commercial building. An old traffic signal is in the middle of the street in the distance.
- Main Street Looking North
- Postcard of Main Street looking north. Note the traffic signal in the middle of the road. There is no correspondence on the back of the postcard.
- Main Street Looking South
- Photograph of Main Street looking south from the intersection of 4th Street and Main.
- Main Street Looking South
- Photograph of the view of Main Street looking south from Walnut Street, Taylor. Visible to right is a gas station and man walking, to the left is a row of parked cars.
- Main Street Looking South
- Postcard of Main Street, look southward at the intersection of Fourth Street. Note traffic signal in the center of the road, and automobiles parked in front of businesses and stores on Main Street. No correspondence on the back of the postcard.
- Main Street Parade
- Photograph of the Main Street Parade, date and celebration unknown. The view is from 4th Street looking south on Main Street. Visible are onlookers and horse-drawn wagons and floats in the parade. Note the streets are unpaved.
- Main Street, Taylor, Texas
- Postcard of a general view of Main Street in downtown Taylor. Note the horse-drawn buggies on the right side of the street and the man leaning against his car on the left side. There is no correspondence on the back of the postcard.
- Main Street with cotton wagons
- Photograph of horse-drawn wagons hauling bales of cotton on route down the middle of Main Street, Taylor.
- Man on a Horse
- Photograph of man on a horse on an unidentified street in Granger. Name of photographers on the right side in red ink: Heiman & Schlueter, Bartlett and Granger, Texas.
- Mares Saloon
- Postcard of Mares Saloon, located at 113 North Main Street, Taylor. No correspondence on the back of the postcard.
- Moody Celebration on Main Street
- Photograph of crowds on Main Street, Taylor to celebrate Daniel Moody. It is not known if this is a celebration of Daniel Moody's election to Williamson County Attorney, or gubernatorial elections.
- Mrs. J. P. Sturgis
- Photograph of Mrs. J. P. Sturgis mounted on a horse.
- Murphy Park
- Postcard of an aerial view of Murphy Park in Taylor. No correspondence on the back of the postcard.
- Murphy Park
- Postcard of Murphy Park in Taylor, showing the water tower and the lake. No correspondence on back of postcard.
- Mystery In Brushy Creek
- Photograph of car found under water in Brushy Creek near Thorndale. Car identified as 1950's Studebaker.
- Nativity Float
- Photograph of a float in Taylor Christmas Parade showing a live Nativity scene with children. Cars parked in background off Main Street. Approx. 1950's.
- New Farm Road
- Photograph of a new Farm Road, near Taylor. An aerial shot of unspecified location. Photo taken in the 1950's.
- New Street Sweeper
- Photograph of the City of Taylor's new street sweeper, a Patrol Sweeper by Austin-Western Road Machinery Co., 1942 model. Posed around the sweeper are (l to r): Harry Pickoff (Dr. Pepper bottler); Ray Arrington; Peter Richards (City Manager); Ed Carver (city commissioner & ran Western Auto); Dr. J.K. McWonter.
- Nurses at Taylor Sanitarium
- Photograph of nurses seated on lawn in front of a decorated automobile with the Taylor Sanitarium in the background. This photo has been hand tinted.
- Odd Fellows Hall
- Postcard of Odd Fellows Hall, located at 120 W. Fourth Street, Taylor. Correspondence in English on the back. This building housed two newspaper offices for The Daily Democrat and The Weekly Texan.
- Optimist Club Bike Safety
- Photograph of three children with decorated bicycles as part of the Taylor Optimist Club's Bike Safety Program.
- People on the Street
- Photograph of people on the street in front of First Nation Bank, 117 N. Main Street, Taylor. Note that the street is unpaved, just a dirt road.
- [Photograh of 100 Block West Second Street]
- Photograph of the 100 block of West Second Street, viewed from the north side, possibly during a parade or celebration. Down the middle of the road is a buggy pulled by two horses with three passengers, one holding an umbrella.
- Post Office
- Postcard of the Taylor Post Office, located at 202 W. 4th Street, Taylor. There is no correspondence on the back of the postcard.
- Residential Section, Taylor.
- Postcard of the home located at 1103 Lexington, Taylor. Correspondence on the back in English.
- Residential View on Main Street
- Postcard of the residential view on Main Street, looking north from the intersection of Sixth Street, Taylor. Note the mansions lining the left side of the street. Correspondence on the back of the postcard in Swedish, very faded.
- Road and Bridge Construction
- Photograph of road and bridge construction, Williamson County, specific location unknown. Photo taken in the 1950's.
- Road Out To Hoxie Ranch
- Photograph of the dirt road leading to the Hoxie Ranch, seen in the distance.
- Safeway
- Photograph of the old Safeway Building, at 201 West Second Street. This building used to be Thompson's Lumber Company. Can see the railroad tracks running behind the building.
- Salt Lake City
- Photograph of three local Baptists to attend Baptist Meeting in Salt Lake City. Pictured are: Mr. Moore, Rev. Tullock, Mr. Condra.
- Saturday Afternoon
- Postcard of Second & Main Streets on a busy Saturday afternoon in Taylor. Note the horse-drawn carriages and wagons on the unpaved streets, and pedestrians in front the stores. No correspondence on the back of the postcard.
- Silver Bells
- Photograph of a float named "Silver Bells" in the Taylor Christmas Parade. Float is composed of three silver bells hanging over a flat float. Note spectators and parked cars in the background.
- St. James Episcopal Church
- Postcard of St. James Episcopal Church, located at the corner of 7th & Davis Street, Taylor. Correspondence in English on the back of the postcard.
- St. Mary's Catholic Church
- Photograph of St. Mary's Catholic Church on east 4th Street, Taylor.
- St. Mary's Catholic Church
- Postcard of St. Mary's Catholic Church, located at corner of Washburn and Fourth Streets, Taylor, Texas. Text at the top of the image says "Catholic Church, Taylor, Texas."
- St. Paul's Lutheran Church
- Postcard of St. Paul's Lutheran Church, located at 6th and Fowzer Streets in Taylor, Texas. Correspondence on the back of the card in English.
- Standing by the Car
- Photograph of two unidentified women standing beside car. Women have been hand colored, the rest of the photo is b&w. From the Hugo Randig Estate, transferred from the Austin History Center.