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Mrs. Buster and Mrs. Dwight enjoying the Old Settlers festivities in 1948

Mrs. Buster and Mrs. Dwight enjoying the Old Settlers festivities in 1948. They are both wearing long dresses, hats, and ribbons. There are many unidentified people in the background including a man on the far right holding a microphone on a stand.

Date: unknown

Item Type: Photograph

Partner: Childress County Heritage Museum

Old Settlers 1946

Photograph of several young and old gathered in Fair Park for the 58th Old Settlers Reunion on July 18th, 1946. There are several cars parked behind the settlers beneath some trees.

Date: July 18, 1946

Item Type: Photograph

Partner: Childress County Heritage Museum

Old Settlers-No Beard-No Permit-Charlie got all wet!

Photograph of Charles Jones in the house tank at an Old Settlers event in the 1950's. Charlie did not participate in the beard contest and was subsequently thrown into the tank.

Date: unknown

Item Type: Photograph

Partner: Childress County Heritage Museum

Old Settlers Beard Contest - Late 1950's

Photograph of Bob Johnson, left, and Morris Higley, right, showing their beards after participating in a beard contest at an Old Settlers Association event in the 1950's.

Date: unknown

Item Type: Photograph

Partner: Childress County Heritage Museum

Getting ready for Old Settlers Bar-B-Que

Photograph of several men preparing to barbecue at an Old Settlers event in the 1960's.

Date: unknown

Item Type: Photograph

Partner: Childress County Heritage Museum

Carrie Underwood Pennell Hardin, Old Settlers - 1960's

Photograph of Carrie Underwood Pennell Hardin, center, showing the younger ladies how to model period clothing at an Old Settlers event in the early 1960's at the City Auditorium.

Date: unknown

Item Type: Photograph

Partner: Childress County Heritage Museum

Old Settlers Parade

Old Settlers parade in Childress, Texas. A small float in the shape of a building is being drawn by two horses. One of the horses has a sign on him, but the only legible word is "Childress." Men in light-colored suites follow the leading float and more floats can be seen in the distance down the road. Horse-drawn vehicles and pedestrians line the sides of the streets to view the parade.

Date: unknown

Item Type: Photograph

Partner: Childress County Heritage Museum

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