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Party Time in Beeville

Description: A group of men enjoy a drink, the accordion music, and a game of cards. The wagon on the right, “JJ Meinrath Bakery”, belonged to John Meinrath. John Meinrath operated a bakery in Beeville in 1898. His bakery featured all kinds of cakes and bread. The "San Antonio Brewing Ass'n." wagon may have supplied the saloons in Beeville in the late 1890's.
Date: unknown
Partner: Bee County Historical Commission

Frit'z Restaurant and Saloon

Description: Photograph of Fritz's Restaurant and Saloon. The restaurant building is two stories with a balcony and a porch. A sign can be seen at the front of the restaurant that reads "Fritz's Restaurant."
Date: unknown
Partner: Bee County Historical Commission

J. F. Ray House in Pettus

Description: Photograph of J. F. Ray's home in Pettus, Texas. James F. Ray built his home long before the townsite was subdivided.
Date: unknown
Partner: Bee County Historical Commission
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