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- Gulf Oil Company Building
- Photograph of a unidentified white building belonging to the Gulf Oil Company. The building is surrounded by tall iron poles, and three smoke stacks rise from the roof.
- Gulf Oil Company Building and Tank
- Photograph of an oil tank and several boilers behind a large white building belonging to the Gulf Oil Company.
- Gulf Oil Derricks
- Photograph of two oil derricks, built for drilling rigs, along with their outbuildings. The rigs were owned by the Gulf Oil Company and were located in Crane County, Texas.
- Gulf Oil Equipment
- Photograph of various pieces of equipment from a Gulf Oil Company oil well in Crane County, Texas.
- Gulf Oil Equipment and Shed
- Photograph of various pieces of equipment from a Gulf Oil Company oil well around a shed in Crane County, Texas.
- Gulf Oil Men by Well
- Photograph of several men from Gulf Oil, all but one in waterproof gear, working on an oil well in Howard County, Texas. The man on the left, facing the camera, is J. D. Bonner.
- Gulf Oil Men Working on Pipeline
- Photograph of two Gulf Oil Company workers standing on a wooden deck while working on an oil pipeline in Crane County, Texas.
- Gulf Oil Tanks
- Photograph of four white oil tanks in front of grove of trees with several oil derricks visible on the horizon. The oil field is located in Crane County, Texas and is owned by the Gulf Oil Company.
- Gulf Oil Truck
- Photograph of a Gulf Oil Company truck in the mud. The license plate - 490-422 - is clearly visible under the windshield.
- Gulf Oil Well
- Photograph of an oil well venting. The well is owned by Gulf Oil Company and was located in Crane County. Texas.
- Gulf Oil Workers and Well
- Photograph of Gulf Oil Company workers standing at the base of an oil derrick at a well in Crane County, Texas. There is a web of oil pipes in the foreground.
- Gulf Oil Workers by Truck
- Photograph of several men posing on and around a Gulf Oil Company truck. Jesse J. Williams is the man in the center and J. D. Bonner is on the left. The other men are unidentified.
- Gulf Oil Workers Entering Building
- Photograph of Gulf Oil workers entering their chow hall in Crane County, Texas. A worker (on the left) is standing outside ringing a triangle to call the workers to their meal.
- Gulf Oil Yard with Tank
- Photograph of a shed and tank belonging to the Gulf Oil Company. The shed and tank are both in a large yard.
- [Gusher]
- Photograph of gusher blowing in the Kadane Oil Company No. 1 J. Hemmi Sand 5235-5265- initial flow 60 bbls per hour opened new deep field northeast Archer County, two miles S. of Scottland.
- [gushing oil pipe]
- Photograph of a pipe with oil gushing from it. There is a man squatting behind the pipe, but his head is not visible, There is a pool of oil on the ground and a house is visible at the left.
- [Gushing Oil Rig and Derrick]
- Photograph of an oil rig and derrick with oil gushing. Sign on the rig reads, "Westbrook Oil Corporation Hendrick #1, Winkler County."
- [Gushing Oil Valve]
- Photograph of a pipe that is busting with oil. There are multiple valves and in the background there is a field.
- Guthrie Post Office
- Photograph of the Guthrie Post Office in King County, Texas from 1937. The small building has one door and no visible windows.
- Harry Goode and Bill Stewart Boxing
- Photograph of two members of the Shell Oil seismologist crew, Harry Goode and Bill Stewart, boxing for recreation. There is a house behind them, and several people are watching the match from the porch.
- Harry Goode and Frank Taylor with Snowballs
- Photograph of two men in sweaters standing in the snow. Harry Goode (left) and Frank Taylor (right) are workers for the Shell Oil Company.
- Harry Goode and Irving Griffin in Snow
- Photograph of two Shell Oil seismologists, Harry Goode (left) and Irving Griffin (right). They are both wearing hats and sweaters while standing in the snow.
- Harry Goode by Car
- Photograph of a man, Harry Goode, in a hat leaning on the wheel well of a car.
- Harry Goode in a Suit
- Photograph of a man, Harry Goode, leaning on a car. He is wearing a hat, jacket, and bow tie.
- [Hazel Mountain]
- Photograph of a mountain in a desert landscape. The caption on the image reads "367 Hazel Mountain in the Davis Mountains near Van Horn Tex. Home of a large rich silver mine. (c) Jack Nolan."
- [Henderson Family at a Tank]
- Photograph of the Henderson family at a tank on a ranch in Ector County. Water is flowing into the pool from a pipe supported on wooden beams and Warren Henderson is visible at the edge of the tank, standing in the center of the image. Two women are also near the water, in the far left of the image, identified as Bethenia Henderson Gassaway (right) and an aunt. A wire fence is visible in the backround.
- Hendrick Oil Pipe
- Photograph of the an oil pipe and the oil covered ground at the Hendrick #11 oil well in Winkler County, Texas.
- Hendrick Oil Well
- Photograph of an oil well in the #2 Hendrick Field in Winkler County, Texas. The well is covered in snow and ice.
- Hendrick Oil Well
- Photograph of the Hendrick #13 oil well in Winkler County, Texas.
- Hendrick Oil Well
- Photograph of the Hendrick #4 oil well in Winkler County, Texas. There is a car sitting in front of the well.
- Hendrick Oil Well
- Photograph of the Hendrick #10 oil well in Winkler County, Texas.
- Hendrick Oil Well
- Photograph of the Hendrick #13 oil well in Winkler County, Texas in about 1930.
- Hendrick Oil Well
- Photograph of the Hendrick #10 oil well in Winkler County, Texas in about 1930.
- Hendrick Oil Well
- Photograph of the Hendrick #1 oil well in Winkler County, Texas in about 1930.
- Hendrick Oil Well and Connections
- Photograph of the pipe connections on the Hendrick #13 oil well in Winkler County, Texas.
- Hendricks Oil Battery
- Photograph of the Hendricks oil tank battery in Winkler County, Texas.
- Hendricks Oil Line
- Photograph of the Hendricks B#3 standard rig rod line in Winkler County, Texas.
- Hendricks Oil Well
- Photograph of the Hendricks #11 oil well in Winkler County, Texas. Two workers in the background, as well as the deck of the well itself, are covered in oil.
- Hendricks Oil Well
- Photograph of the outside of the Hendricks #1 oil well in Winkler County, Texas. The ground around the well is very muddy, many tire tracks are visible.
- Hendricks Oil Well
- Photograph of the Hendricks #2 oil well in Winkler County, Texas.
- Herd of Cattle
- Negative of a herd of cattle in a pasture. A man in a cowboy hat is tending to the herd.
- Herd of Cattle
- Photograph of a herd of cattle in a pasture. A man in a cowboy hat is tending to the herd.
- [Hobbs, New Mexico]
- Photograph of a street scene in Hobbs, New Mexico. The street is lined with storefronts with two rows of automobiles in front. Several people are seen in the street.
- Holt House Behind Trees
- Photograph of the O. B. Holt House in Midland, Texas, taken from across the street. The house is partially hidden by several trees in the yard.
- [Home Interior]
- Copy print of an interior of a home. A family occupy themselves in their living room. To the left side, a young girl sits at the piano facing her younger sister who holds a doll. The father sits in a wooden rocking chair in the center back of the image sit on the floor in the center playing with a puzzle. Another girl sits in a wooden chair on the right side of the image. Her hands are obscured by a doll which sits on a bed in the foreground.
- Hotel Scharbauer
- Photograph of the Hotel Scharbauer in Midland, Texas in 1934. Several cars are parked along the street, and a cleaners with a wall mural is visible next to the hotel.
- [Hotel Stockton]
- Photograph of a large three-story brick building with a sign on the facade that reads "Hotel Stockton." Several people are lined up in front of the building looking at the camera and the caption on the image reads "Hotel Stockton, Ft. Stockton, Texas."
- House
- Photograph of a house located at 807 West Texas in Midland, Texas in 1936.
- Icicle Covered Derrick
- Photograph of an icicle-covered derrick at a salt well in Oklahoma during the late 1920's.
- Icy Building
- Photograph of the ice covered bunkhouse at the California Company's Richardson Number One oil well site in Mitchell County, Texas.