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[Barber Shop in Windom]

Description: Photograph of the interior of a barber shop in Windom, Fannin County. Within the shop is a large mirrored counter along the left wall, upon which are cans, a cash register, and tools. In front of the counter, at center, are customers seated upon barber chairs with capes wrapped around their fronts. Employees stand behind the customers, and a group at center-right stands behind the chairs at the end of the counter; one employee is visible among this group fixing am an's hair. A wash basin is vis… more
Date: 1915

[Bonham Bargain House Exterior]

Description: Photograph of the Bonham Bargain House, located on South Main Street in Bonham, depicted here with a crowd of people under the store's front awning at center-left. Two individuals stand near a power pole at far left, while a man in a vest, accompanied with a man in a dark-colored suit, holds out his hand towards the crowd, which consists of men, women, and children. Other children are to the right of the crowd, while a man on horseback is stationary at right. Along the awning are signs bearing … more
Date: unknown

[Bonham Bicycle Shop]

Description: Photograph of a bicycle shop in Bonham, Texas, with bicycles hung on racks along the right wall and two employees posing with bikes placed on the floor. Three men are seated in the back counter, next to coat racks and a shelf of bicycle parts at right.
Date: unknown

[Bonham Cars: Child with Parked Car]

Description: Photograph of a child standing in front of a parked car in Bonham. The vehicle has a square body, curved fenders, two rows of seats and a trunk, and a narrow engine bay, parked parallel on a paved road in front of a suburban house. A child wearing a coat and a hat stands in front of the driver-side door, and the photograph is subtitled with "Mrs. W[?] K. McL[?]".
Date: February 3, 1925

[Bonham Cars: Mr. and Mrs. L. P. Lively]

Description: Photograph of Louis Preston Lively, Jr., and his wife Sadie Lively (neé Gwin) with their car in Bonham. The vehicle has two seats, curved fenders, a square body, and a narrow engien bay, parked along a dirt road in front of a rural house. Louis and Sadie are both seated in the car, with Sadie in the driver's seat holding the steering wheel.
Date: February 14, 1925

[Bonham Cars: Mrs. C. A. Stewart]

Description: Photograph of Mrs. C. A. Stewart and her car in Bonham. The vehicle has two seats, curved fenders, and a square body, parked parallel on a street in front of a suburban home. Stewart is visible in the car's front seat, to the right of the steering wheel.
Date: February 14, 1925

[Bonham Cars: Mrs. C. J. R.]

Description: Photograph of Mrs. C. J. Rua[?]'s car, parked parallel on a road in front of a suburban house in Bonham. The vehicle has one row of seats, curved fenders, a rectangular body, and a narrow engine bay. C. J. R. is visible in the driver's seat.
Date: February 3, 1925

[Bonham Cars: Mrs. C. R. Buck]

Description: Photograph of Mrs. C. R. Buck and her car, parked parallel on a road in front of a suburban house in Bonham. The vehicle has two rows of seats, curved fenders, a rectangular body, and a narrow engine bay. An individual is seated in the driver's seat, hands on the steering wheel.
Date: February 3, 1925

[Bonham Cars: Mrs. Ike Biggerstaff]

Description: Photograph of Mrs. Ike Biggerstaff (Kathleen Biggerstaff) and her car, parked along a street in Bonham. The car has one row of seats, curved fenders, and a narrow engine body, with Biggerstaff visible in the driver's seat, holding the steering wheel. Other cars are parked behind Biggerstaff, along the street's curb at right. Construction work is visible in the left background.
Date: unknown

[Bonham Cars: Mrs. L. C. Fuller]

Description: Photograph of Mrs. L. C. Fuller's car parked along a curb in front of a suburban house in Bonham. The car has two rows of seats, curved fenders, and a rectangular body, with two children seated on the car's narrow engine bay, in front of the windshield.
Date: February 3, 1923

[Bonham Cars: Mrs. P. D.]

Description: Photograph of Mrs. P.[?] D.[?] and her car in Bonham. The vehicle has two rows of seats, curved fenders, a rectangular body, and a narrow engine bay, parked parallel on a paved road in front of a suburban house. The driver's occupant holds the steering wheel and looks towards the photographer.
Date: February 3, 1925

[Bonham Cars: Mrs. Sam Meade]

Description: Photograph of Mrs. Sam Meade's car in Bonham. parked parallel on a paved road in front of a suburban home. The car has two rows of seats and a trunk, curved fenders, and a narrow engine bay; a child wearing a bonnet is seated in the front passenger seat, looking outward.
Date: February 14, 1925

[Bonham Cotton Mills: Aerial Postcard]

Description: Postcard photograph of an aerial view of the Bonham Cotton Mills, looking towards the south. The mill is a wide and flat brick building, primarily two stories at its left half and one-story at its right half. A four story tower is connected to the left half, and on the left margin is an office, below the large sign lettering reading "BONHAM COTTON MILLS." Between an extension connected to the left side and the main building is a smokestack billowing smoke; another extension of the right side is… more
Date: unknown

[Bonham Cotton Mills: Office Postcard #1]

Description: Postcard photograph of the Bonham Cotton Mills office building, a one-story brick structure connected to the larger two-story cotton mill behind it. Along the front of the office building is an awning over the covered windows and two doors, and cars are parked directly in front and beside the office building. The mill behind the office has arched double windows, and sign letters that display the words "BONHAM COTTON MILLS" upon the edge of the roof. A smokestack rises in the background, and tre… more
Date: unknown

[Bonham Cotton Mills: Office Postcard #2]

Description: Postcard photograph of the Bonham Cotton Mills office building, a one-story brick structure connected to the larger two-story cotton mill behind it. Along the front of the office building is an awning over the covered windows and two doors, and cars are parked directly in front and beside the office building. The mill behind the office has arched double windows, and sign letters that display the words "BONHAM COTTON MILLS" upon the edge of the roof. A smokestack rises in the background, and tre… more
Date: unknown

[Bonham Cotton Mills: Tower and Smokestack]

Description: Postcard photograph of the Bonham Cotton Mills, looking towards the west. The main portion of the mill is two stories tall, with arched double windows; a smokestack is visible behind the mill at left, while a four-story tower with an arched entrance facing the right (north) is attached at right. A small brick building with tall and narrow windows is visible at bottom left, behind a paved pathway.
Date: unknown
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