[Frank Danforth's Garage and Odd Fellows Building]

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Title

Main Title [Frank Danforth's Garage and Odd Fellows Building]

Date

Creation: 192X

Language

No Language

Description

Content Description: Photograph of Frank Danforth's Garage and Odd Fellows building. Pictured: Frank Martinets, baby Dan Martinets, Eaton E (Eager) Blaylock, Frank Danforth, and others. The building is the International Order of Odd Fellows (IOOF) lodge building in downtown Granger, TX
Physical Description: 1 photograph : b&w ; 10 x 8 in.

Subject

Library of Congress Subject Headings: Transportation -- Texas.
University of North Texas Libraries Browse Structure: Business, Economics and Finance - Transportation
University of North Texas Libraries Browse Structure: Architecture - Buildings
Keyword: Odd Fellows
Keyword: Masonic Lodge
Named Person: Martinets, Frank
Named Person: Martinets, Daniel
Named Person: Blaylock, Eaton Eager
Named Person: Danforth, Frank

Primary Source

Item is a Primary Source

Coverage

Place Name: United States - Texas - Williamson County
Coverage Date: 192X
Time Period: new-sou

Collection

Name: Are We There Yet? Transportation in Central Texas

Code: TRCTX

Institution

Name: The Williamson Museum

Code: WILLM

Resource Type

Photograph

Format

Image

Identifier

Accession or Local Control No: 2001.001.9083
Archival Resource Key: ark:/67531/metapth182636

Note

Display Note: This photograph has been cropped.
Display Note: The E Blaylock is Eaton Eager Blaylock. He was born in Salado and Lived in Williamson County his entire life. His father was JW Blaylock. Eager died July 4, 1964 at Georgetown Hospital.