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[Elkhart, Texas]

Photo of Main Street, Elkhart Texas. This whole town burned at one point and when it was rebuilt, all the main buildings were made of brick.

Date: 1900~

Item Type: Photograph

[Palestine Young Mens Business Association Bldg]

This building was the home of the Young Mens Business Association, which later became the Palestine Chamber of Commerce. It was located on Spring Street (once known as Front Street) in the "new town" section of Palestine, which was along the railroad tracks. This picture was probably taken in the early 1900's.

Date: 1900~

Item Type: Photograph

[Main Street, Elkhart, Texas]

Photo of Main Street, Elkhart Texas. This whole town burned at one point and when it was rebuilt, all the main buildings were made of brick.

Date: 1900~

Item Type: Photograph

[Newspaper Ad for Palestine Hardware Company - 202 Main]

Photo of a newspaper ad for the Palestine Hardware Company. This business is listed in the 1898-99 Palestine City Directory as being located at 202 Main Street.

Date: 1900~

Item Type: Photograph

[Four Generation Photograph]

Photo of what is probably four generations of an unidentified family.

Date: 1900~

Item Type: Photograph

[Boardwalk at the Palestine Depot]

Photo looking up the sidewalk beside the Palestine Train Depot.

Date: 1900~

Item Type: Photograph

[Unidentified Depot in Anderson County]

Photo of an unidentified depot located in Anderson County.

Date: 1900~

Item Type: Photograph

[Unidentified Town 48787]

Unidentified town in Anderson County.

Date: 1900~

Item Type: Photograph

[Unidentified Town 48779]

Photo of an unidentified Anderson County town, thought to have been Neches, but not confirmed

Date: 1900~

Item Type: Photograph

[Unidentified House 80378]

Photo of an unidentified House in Palestine.

Date: 1900~

Item Type: Photograph

[Bowers Mansion - 301 S. Magnolia]

Photograph of the north and east sides of the "Bowers Mansion" located at 301 S. Magnolia in Palestine, Texas. It is a two-story house that has Victorian Italiante-style architectural elements (including a small cupola with bracketed eaves and narrow, paired windows), and a two-tiered porch with Queen Anne-style turned- and jigsawn- wood trim. This photo was taken from the corner of south Magnolia and west Bowers streets.

Date: 1900~

Item Type: Photograph

Location: 31.760075 -95.632531

[Dilley house, located on South Sycamore]

Photo of the Dilley house located on S. Sycamore. This photo was taken before an addition to the home was constructed. When a later addition was made, the local newspaper stated that he had "Gilded the Lily."

Date: 1900~

Item Type: Photograph

[Unidentified People gathered at home of John Reagan]

Photo of a group of unidentified people gathered at the home of John H. Reagan.

Date: 1900~

Item Type: Photograph

[East Texas Industrial Carnival and Fair]

Photo of some unidentified people riding a float in the parade celebrating the East Texas Industrial Carnival and Fair, September 16-18, 1902.

Date: September 1902

Item Type: Photograph

[The White Way - Spring Street - Palestine]

Photo of Spring Street in Palestine, nicknamed "The White Way" because of the streetlights running down the center of the road. This photo was made from an old post card.

Date: 1900~

Item Type: Photograph

[McKnight Plaza - Palestine]

Photo of McKnight Plaza taken during the 1930s. This business district was the primary area for businesses owned and operated by African-Americans in Palestine, and was located in the 100 block of Avenue A, on the south side of the street next to what is now United Realty (the former First National Bank Building). The builds were demolished in 1945. Note the courthouse in the background

Date: 1900~

Item Type: Photograph

[Unidentified Woman Holding A Baby 80238]

Photo of an unidentified woman holding a baby.

Date: 1900~

Item Type: Photograph

[Hodges Dry Goods Company]

The Hodges Dry Goods Company was established in 1885 and the building on Oak Street was built in 1892 by A.B. and D.M. Hodges. The building was 50 by 100 feet. At the corner of Oak and N. Magonlia and it was the first business establishment on Oak Street.

Date: 1900~

Item Type: Photograph

[Palestine City Hall]

Photo of the Palestine City Hall.

Date: 1900~

Item Type: Photograph

[Unidentified Group of Men 03438]

Photo of an unidentified group of men from Anderson County.

Date: 1900~

Item Type: Photograph

[Unidentified Group of People]

Photo of an unidentified group of people standing in front of an unidentified building in Palestine.

Date: 1900~

Item Type: Photograph

[Unidentified People in a Carriage]

Photo of an unidentified group of people in a carriage.

Date: 1900~

Item Type: Photograph

[Unidentified Group of People]

Photo of an unidentified group of people.

Date: 1900~

Item Type: Photograph

[Iinterior of The Village Smithy - H.R. Turbyfill, Prop.]

Photo of the interior of the Village Smithy. H.R. Turbyfill was the proprietor. This business is now called Turbyfill's Machine Shop and is still in Palestine. It is run by descendants of Mr. Turbyfill.

Date: 1900~

Item Type: Photograph

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[Elkhart, Texas]

[Palestine Young Mens Business Association Bldg]

[Main Street, Elkhart, Texas]

[Newspaper Ad for Palestine Hardware Company - 202 Main]

[Four Generation Photograph]

[Boardwalk at the Palestine Depot]

[Unidentified Depot in Anderson County]

[Unidentified Town 48787]

[Unidentified Town 48779]

[Unidentified House 80378]

[Bowers Mansion - 301 S. Magnolia]

[Dilley house, located on South Sycamore]

[Unidentified People gathered at home of John Reagan]

[East Texas Industrial Carnival and Fair]

[The White Way - Spring Street - Palestine]

[McKnight Plaza - Palestine]

[Unidentified Woman Holding A Baby 80238]

[Hodges Dry Goods Company]

[Palestine City Hall]

[Unidentified Group of Men 03438]

[Unidentified Group of People]

[Unidentified People in a Carriage]

[Unidentified Group of People]

[Iinterior of The Village Smithy - H.R. Turbyfill, Prop.]