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[Baker and Hirsch Store]

Description: Photograph of the Baker and Hirsch Store. White stucco building with columned covered sidewalk. Coca-Cola sign at top of front entrance of building. Sign on right side of building proclaims the building as Cowboy's Lounge. Railroad tracks in foreground. Trees in background.
Date: unknown
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Partner: Fort Bend Museum

[Five young women and Four young men]

Description: Group portrait of 5 young women and 4 young men. Portrait is informal, with one woman in the top row lighting a cigarette for the man on her right, and one man on the bottom row offering a cigarette to the woman on his left. Image is mounted on a cardboard substrate with scalloped edges. Photographer's mark: "George H. Wonfor, Artist and Photographer." Wonfor worked in Galveston 1896-1897.
Date: 1896
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Partner: Fort Bend Museum

[Rosenberg Newspaper building, Rosenberg, TX]

Description: Photograph of Rosenberg Newspaper building, Rosenberg, TX. Building is a one story wood frame with false front. Covered porch extends across front of building. Two men standing on the porch are identified on back of photo as George W. Vinson (left) and Oscar B Roundtree (right). Photo taken ca. 1908-1910. Photo is mounted on a black cardboard matte. Entire top edge of matte is broken off, as are both bottom corners. Image dimensions" 15.4 cm x 9.9 cm
Date: 1909
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Partner: Fort Bend Museum

[Holy Rosary Catholic Church]

Description: Copy of photograph of Holy Rosary Catholic Church, taken near end of construction in 1925. Taken at Ave. H and 6th, showing front face of building. Priest at the time of construction was Father James Kveton. Building cost $12,000 and seated 250.
Date: 1925
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Partner: Fort Bend Museum

[Donley Cleaners]

Description: Copy of a photograph of the exterior of Donley Cleaners that was located at 801 Third Street, east side, Rosenberg, Texas; Circa. 1925-75. View of northeast corner of two story white stucco building with signs on northeast and northwest corners of building. Double door covered entrance. Scanned photo is of the copy.
Date: unknown
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Partner: Fort Bend Museum

[Businesses on the west side of Third Street]

Description: Copy of a photograph of the exteriors of businesses on the west side of Third Street in Rosenberg, Texas: Melvin Daily Groceries and Feed, and Butler-Grimes Five cent Five dollar Store. Slovaks Hamburger was between Daily's and Butler-Grimes. These businesses were at location listed from 1928 to 1958. A blurred image of an automobile is in front of Butler Grimes store. A truck is parked in front of Daily's Store. Scanned image is of the copy.
Date: unknown
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Partner: Fort Bend Museum

[Side view of St. John's Methodist Church of Richmond, under construction]

Description: Photograph (copy) of St. John's Methodist Church of Richmond as it was under construction between 1922 and 1923. Scaffolding can be seen around the building. A ladder leans against scaffolding toward bottom center of photo. Stack of lumber to right bottom corner. Partial view of white wooden building on far right. Scanned image is of the copy.
Date: 1922
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Partner: Fort Bend Museum

[Fort Bend County Judge Sidney Brown taking an oath in front of the court]

Description: Color photograph of Fort Bend County Judge Sidney Brown (right) in Ft. Bend County courtroom, Richmond, TX ca. 1955-1960. Zora Dell Cole is at back left. G.P. Hardy is at center back. Brown is taking an oath in front of the court. Benches with people sitting in them in foreground. Woman wearing a yellow dress, who is holding a tape recorder, is sitting in a bench in far right bottom corner.
Date: unknown
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Partner: Fort Bend Museum
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