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[Small cast iron stove]
Small cast iron stove; Martin Stove & Range Co., Florence, Ala.
small change purse. The opening can expand once the top has been opened
small change purse. The opening can expand once the top has been opened
small coffee pot
small coffee pot
[A small cup with a gold design]
eight small cups, coffee?
small glass water pitcher
small glass water pitcher
small green and yellow vase
small green and yellow vase
Small porch chair.
Small porch chair.
small saucer
small saucer, used with 2004.003.012
Small table cloth.
Small table cloth.
small table cover
small table cover
small white baby button down shirt
small white baby button down shirt
A small white baby button down shirt
A small white baby button down shirt
small white, lace, button down shirt. Baby shirt
small white, lace, button down shirt. Baby shirt
[Small White Table]
Table painted white. The table surface is nearly square and there is lower shelf with scalloped edges that is slightly smaller. The legs are carved in a ring pattern and are rounded at the bottoms.
[Snow scene thought to be in Rosenberg, Texas]
Photograph (copy) of a snow scene thought to be in Rosenberg, Texas. Two white wooden houses on left side of street. The first white house on left has a white picket fence in front of it, the second has a wire fence. Two other houses (darker) can be seen further down the street. Trees in yards of houses and trees on far right of photo. Scanned image and dimensions are of the copy.
[Soda Fountain chair]
Soda Fountain chair from the shop where Jane Long had her last meal. The chair structure is made of forged iron, with two iron rods twisted around one another to form legs, feet, and back as well as a circular seat made of unidentified wood.
[Southeast grounds of the Rosenberg Railroad Station]
Photograph (copy) of the southeast grounds of the Rosenberg Railroad Station. The Santa Fe emblem with the letters SANTA FE are spelled out as part of the landscaping in the foreground. A woman is standing on the far side of the emblem. She is wearing a light colored dress with a dark colored jacket. Palm trees on right. Shrubs in background. Water tower in far left background. Scanned image is of the copy.
Spinning wheel
Spinning wheel
[A split log fence and a barn at Fairchilds]
Photograph copy of (typed on back of photo) "a split log fence and a barn at Fairchilds". Picture of a young man in stripe knickers, jacket, white shirt, tie, and hat holding rope tied to a dark colored horse (with white star on forehead). Geese seen in front of wooden fence in background. Barns in far background. Scanned image is of copy. Scanned image is of copy.
spur, worn finish, has been bent and flattened.
spur, worn finish, has been bent and flattened.
[Square, galvanized tin wash tub]
Square, galvanized tin wash tub on rolling stand with rubber drain hose which hooks to side of tube.
square shaped napkin all white, white flower stitched to one corner
square shaped napkin all white, white flower stitched to one corner
["Starting out" of C. A. Moers.]
Photograph titled "starting out" of C. A. Moers (as identified on the back of photograph) standing next to a horse. Moers is wearing knee high boots, slacks jacket over a wool button up sweater, and white shirt. He has a cowboy hat on his head. He has a white rolled up paper in his left pocket. His right hand is resting on the saddle of the horse. Open door of wooden building on right. Buildings in background. Yellow stains at top and bottom of photograph.
[Store interior]
Photograph (copy) of a store interior. Walls are of brick and the ceiling is wood. Far left has glass showcases with three wooden chairs in front of them (one with a basket weave seat). Back of shop shows four men standing around a buggy. To the right, more showcases can be seen with two wooden barrels in front of them. Scanned image is of the copy.
[Strainer with red and white wooden handle with hole to hang.]
Strainer with red and white wooden handle with hole to hang. Wire mesh conical screen with four supports and two rabbit ears to hold strainer on edge of bowl or pan.
[Students at Richmond Public School, a girl in front is holding a chalkboard sign]
Photo of the Richmond Public School. Girl in front row is holding a chalkboard sign. Students of Richmond Public School, March 8th, 1896 are listed as: Back Row: 1. Homer Darst 2. Bob Wessendorff 3. Wilton Dyer 4. Walter Hinson 5. Captain McNeeley 6. Oscar Cummings 7. Clem Myers 8. Roy Dyer 9. Howard Cummings Second Row: 1. Notis Anderson 2. Mattie McElwee 3. Effie Ogilby 4. ? 5. Tillie Raimbolt 6. Jim Ryan 7. Willie Cornet Third Row: 1. Ellie McFarlane 2. Ja Powell 3. Alma Ryan 4. Nellie Ferris 5. Zoe Ryan 6. Ida Voss 7. Emily Mock 8. Willie Bell Fourth Row: 1. Willeen Groce 2. Pearle Randle 3. Evelyn Dyer 4. Helen Somerville 5. Mary Ryan 6. Helen McEachin 7. Lizzie Ryan
[Students at Richmond Public School posing in a triangular pattern]
Photo of the Richmond Public School. Teacher is standing in the top center of the photo, in front of the door. Most of the students on the bottom row are seated in chairs.
[Students sitting on the steps of Richmond Public School]
Original mounted print on cardboard. Students at Richmond School. Boy standing on right side of photo is holding his hat. Window to the right of photo is open.
sugar container
sugar container
sugar container and lid
sugar container and lid
[Sulfur blocks at the sulfur mine in Orchard, Texas]
Photograph of sulfur blocks at the sulfur mine in Orchard, Texas. Boxcars are in front of the blocks. Small building enclosed by a chain link fence on far right. Pipeline runs across bottom of photo. Stamped on back of photo in purple: Please Credit PHOTOGRAPHY BY JIM THOMAS 1334-18.
[Sulfur plant buildings at the Duval Texas Sulfur Company]
Photograph of the sulfur plant buildings at the Duval Texas Sulfur Company in Orchard, Texas. Storage tanks to far right of photo. Water tower to far left of photo.
[The T.B. Wessendorff Home. 11th Jackson, Richmond, Texas.]
Postcard image of the T.B. Wessendorff Home. 11th Jackson, Richmond, Texas. Two and a half story, white, wooden home. Front porch has two stairways. Sawhorse in front yard. Small, dark building to far right of photo has entire view of framed doorway.
[The T.B. Wessendorff home (rear view).]
Photograph of the T.B. Wessendorff home (rear view) that was located at the block of Jackson St. 11th St, Morton St, Union St., Richmond, Texas. Image is blurred on the left side of the photograph. Two story, white, wooden house with brick fireplace. Second floor balcony visible. Large shrub in far right corner.
[Table and linen in Czech household]
Photographed copy of (as typed on back) a "typical table and linen in Czech household - unidentified person". Woman with black hair, wearing a black dress, black shoes and stockings, white belt, white pearls, and brooch at center neckline is sitting in a wooden rocking chair. On her right is a wooden table covered with an intricately designed linen table cloth. A potted fern is on top of table. Large tree in background, right. Field in background. Scanned image is of copy.
[Table cloth with ties]
table cloth with ties. One corner has green, yellow and red flower stitched to it
Table skirt, that hung around the edge of a table
Table skirt, that hung around the edge of a table
[Tablecloth that is open in the middle]
Tablecloth, open in the middle. Presumed that it fit around the edge of a table
[A tenant's or share-cropper's cabin.]
Photograph (copy) of a tenant's or share-cropper's cabin located across the Brazos River from Richmond, Texas on what is now state highway 359. The small unpainted wooden house has two people sitting on the porch. A kettle can be seen on the far left of photo. Large tree draped with moss between house and a wooden outbuilding on far right. Circa: late 1900's. Scanned image is of the copy.
[Texas Declaration of Independence]
Nails hold backing to frame. Front - copy of the Texas Declaration of Independence. Picture of man sitting in left hand corner.
[Texas Declaration of Independence and frame]
Brown frame that holds copy of Texas Declaration of Independence 1976.009.001a
[Texas Hotel]
Photograph (copy) of the Texas Hotel. Written on bottom of photo in white: ROSENBERG, TEX. HWY'S -90A - 59 EVA D. REYNOLDS. The hotel is a brick two story building with a small covering over the front entrance. There are three chairs to left of front steps and four chairs to the right of the front door. Two large shrubs found at northeast and northwest corners. Sign reading: HOTEL TOURIST TEXAS to far left of photo. Large oak tree on far right. Street in foreground. Scanned image is of the copy.
[Texas State Legislators, John Moore]
Photograph of Texas State Legislators. John Moore is the third man from left. Second man has an umbrella in his right hand. Archway to brick building in background. Photo is mounted on a brown, cardboard substrate. Image dimensions are: 13.9 cm X 20.3 cm.
[Texas State Legislators with John M. Moore]
Photograph of Texas State Legislators with John M. Moore third from right in first row. Large group of men standing in front of brick building with arched opening to the right of photo. Trees in background on left. Photograph is mounted on a gray cardboard matte with WADE NAVASOTA, TEXAS embossed on bottom right of matte. Image dimensions are: 21 cm X 15.2 cm. Matte has border around portrait. Matte has peeled area near bottom left and stains on left.
[Third Street in Richmond]
Copy photograph of a postcard of image of Third Street in Richmond. A horse is hitched to a small tree on the left.
[Third Street in Richmond, Texas.]
Black & White Photograph 8 x 10, part of Third St., Richmond Texas. People are standing on the sidewalks. Drug Store on right side of street. A hotel is located on the left side. Horses are hitched to hitching posts on right and left side of the street. Two small trees in right foreground of photo.
[Third Street in Rosenberg, Texas]
Photograph of a newspaper clipping of muddy Third Street in Rosenberg, Texas. Man in dark suit and dark hat is standing with hands on hips to mid-right of street. Three men are standing near the City Bakery on the right and a horse and buggy is on left side of the street. Child with adults on covered sidewalk on left.
[Third Street in Rosenberg, Texas. The street is very muddy.]
Third Street in Rosenberg, Texas. The street is very muddy and has water standing to the right and left sides of the street. A man with his hands on his hips is standing in the middle of the stet . Group of men standing in front of the City Bakery to right. People standing on covered sidewalk on the left side of the street.
Third Street, North, Rosenberg, Texas
Photograph of Third Street, North, Rosenberg, Texas. House on far left. Tin building with Whisler as part of sign on the side. The next brick building is the City Drug Store, followed by the City Bakery. On right sidewalk two men are walking in the background
[This is the way we iron our clothes! GE General Electric Rotary Ironers]
"This is The Way We Iron Our Clothes" GE General Electric Rotary Ironers. Green Cover
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