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[Neches River]

Description: A photograph of the Neches River. Boats, docks, riverside buildings, and a water tower are visible along the river.
Date: unknown
Partner: Dallas Historical Society

[Tugboat on the Neches River]

Description: Photograph of a tugboat on the Neches river that was used to push barges. The Mobil Refinery is visible in the background. "Barracuda of Galveston, Texas" is painted on the back of the boat.
Date: unknown
Creator: Lewis, David P.
Partner: Lamar University

[Neches River, Anderson County]

Description: Photograph of the Neches River from the Anderson County side. This river forms the Eastern boundary of Anderson County.
Date: 1980~
Partner: Anderson County Historical Commission

[Neches River, Anderson County]

Description: Photograph of the Neches River looking through the pine trees.
Date: unknown
Partner: Anderson County Historical Commission

[Saltwater Barrier on the Neches River]

Description: Photograph of the Neches River Salt Water Barrier. Water flows off the edge of a platform. A dense tree line occupies the background.
Date: May 1, 1971
Creator: Lewis, David P.
Partner: Lamar University

[Neches River - Anderson County]

Description: Photograph of the Neches River taken from the Anderson County side.
Date: unknown
Partner: Anderson County Historical Commission

[Ship of the Neches River Mothball Fleet]

Description: Photograph of a ship belonging to the Beaumont Reserve Fleet (also known as the Beaumont Mothball Fleet) out on the water. One man is visible standing on the deck of the ship.
Date: unknown
Creator: Lewis, David P.
Partner: Lamar University

[Mobil Fertilizer Plant on the Neches River]

Description: Photograph of the Mobil fertilizer plant on the Neches River where David Lewis worked while attending Lamar State College of Technology (now Lamar University).
Date: unknown
Creator: Lewis, David P.
Partner: Lamar University

[Worker Securing Lines on a Boat in the Neches River]

Description: Photograph of the process of a boat being lifted from the Neches River with a dry dock at B and B Shipyard in Beaumont, Texas. The boat is being prepared to head into the dry dock. One man works to secure the boat to several posts protruding from the water.
Date: July 1971
Creator: Lewis, David P.
Partner: Lamar University

[Boat Being Lifted from the Neches River]

Description: Photograph of a boat being lifted from the Neches River as it is heading into a dry dock. Two men stand on the deck of the boat.
Date: July 1971
Creator: Lewis, David P.
Partner: Lamar University

[Workers Grabbing Lines on a Boat in the Neches River]

Description: Photograph of the process of a boat being lifted from the Neches River with a dry dock at B and B Shipyard in Beaumont, Texas. The boat is being prepared to head into the dry dock. Two men work to grab lines of chain.
Date: July 1971
Creator: Lewis, David P.
Partner: Lamar University

[Arrow Heads]

Description: Photograph of five Atacapan arrow heads found near the Neches River.
Date: unknown
Partner: Heritage House Museum

[Aerial Photograph Canal and River Confluence]

Description: Photograph of the confluence of the Sabine-Neches Canal and the Neches River. The Rainbow Bridge is seen at the top left. The top corner of the petroleum storage fields is in the middle left.
Date: unknown
Creator: J. C. Watkins Photography
Partner: Port Arthur Public Library

[Cars Waiting for Ferry]

Description: Photograph of cars waiting to cross the Neches River with billboards and small store in the background with a Coa-Cola sign. Handwritten on the reverse of the photograph: "Waiting for the ferry to cross the Neches River before PA - Orange bridge was built -- 1934".
Date: 1934
Location: 29.975224 -93.862628
Partner: Museum of the Gulf Coast

[Historic Marker in Front of Building]

Description: Photograph of a Texas Historical Commission marker about the Angelina and Neches River Railroad in front of a building in Lufkin, Texas.
Date: December 16, 2010
Creator: Bell, Jim
Partner: Private Collection of Jim Bell
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