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[Parade in Houston]

Photograph of a parade in Houston. Six mules pull a covered wagon belonging to E.W. Brown of Orange, Texas. Men on horseback and other wagons follow behind. Many spectators watch from the curbs.

Date: unknown

Partner: Heritage House Museum

[Parade in Houston]

Photograph of a parade. Six mules pull a covered wagon belonging to E.W. Brown of Orange, Texas. Men on horseback and other wagons follow behind. Many spectators watch from the curbs.

Date: unknown

Partner: Heritage House Museum

Denison Family with Covered Wagon

Photograph taken in 1900 of the Denison family next to a covered wagon hitched to a team of mules. Five people and one dog sitting on a chair.

Date: 1900

Partner: Wolf Creek Heritage Museum

[Wilbur Frenzel Shoeing a Mule in Orangefield, Texas]

Photograph of Wilbur Frenzel shoeing a mule in Orangefield, Texas. A cart and automobile are parked nearby.

Date: unknown

Partner: Heritage House Museum

[Two Mule Teams at Kishi Farm]

Two mule teams with four mules each working on the Kishi Rice Farms in Terry, Texas.

Date: unknown

Partner: Heritage House Museum

[Woman and child outdoors]

Photograph of a child on a mule. The mule is grazing and the woman is holding the reins to the animal.

Date: unknown

Partner: Heritage House Museum

[People standing on a hill]

Photograph of four people standing on a hill. There are two mules with harnesses between them.

Date: unknown

Partner: Heritage House Museum

Photograph of the boom town at the Orange oil field, west of Orange, Texas. It was named Orangefield in 1922. Many people and animals are in the streets. "Oxen, Mules, Folks, and Mud at Orange Oil Field."

Date: unknown

Partner: Heritage House Museum

[Child riding a mule]

Photograph of a small child on the back of a mule. There is a person standing next to the child and there are trees in the background.

Date: unknown

Partner: Heritage House Museum

[Cowboys Riding Mules]

Photograph of four cowboys on a ranch. Each cowboy is posing on a mule and are equipped with their rancher gear. The second cowboy from the left is Andy Scott and the last cowboy on the right is Reese Barton.

Date: unknown

Partner: Childress County Heritage Museum