Fort Worth Star-Telegram Collection, Series 6: Negatives:
A Guide
Descriptive Summary | ||
| Creator: | Fort Worth Star-Telegram. | |
| Title: | Fort Worth Star-Telegram Collection, Series 6: Negatives | |
| Inclusive Dates: | 1915-1990 | |
| Abstract: | Numerous subjects, people, events, and sports are covered in the negatives as well as historic scenes of Fort Worth and other Texas cities. | |
| Identification: | AR406, Series 6 | |
| Extent: | Approximately 2,745,000 film negatives and 1,118 glass negatives | |
| Repository: | Special Collections, The University of Texas at Arlington Library | |
Historical Note
The Fort Worth Star-Telegram was formed by the union of the Fort Worth Star and Fort Worth Telegram. It began with the January 1, 1909 issue. The Fort Worth Star was started on February 1, 1906. The Star purchased the Fort Worth Telegram in 1909.
Scope and Contents
This is Series 6 of AR406, Fort Worth Star-Telegram Collection.
The film negatives in Series 6 are accessed by a cross-referenced index card file. The emphasis is on Fort Worth and Texas, 1915-1990. Numerous subjects, people, events, and sports are covered in the negatives as well as historic scenes of Fort Worth and other Texas cities. The negatives are primarily 4" x 5" to the early 1960s, when 35mm film became popular and was used almost exclusively thereafter. Color negatives are found more frequently in the later years. There are three boxes of 5" x 7" sports negatives, specifically baseball, 1949-1963; and football, 1948-1962. A few 8" x 10" negatives are also included in the collection, namely undated negatives of Will Rogers; the Bob Hope Show, 1949; the Star-Telegram city room, 1949; and All Saints Hospital, 1959. Glass negatives are also part of this series, 1915-1935, bulk 1927-1935. The subjects include aviation topics, crimes, the Star-Telegram’s facilities, Amon G. Carter, Sr. and family, and scenes and buildings primarily in Fort Worth, but there are some scenes in Arlington and a few Metroplex towns. The glass negatives are not indexed in the index card file; there is a separate index describing them.
Film negative size varies from 35mm to 8" x 10" and includes black and white and color film. Glass negatives, 1915-1935, vary in size from 4" x 5" to 12" x 20".
Organization | ||
| Arranged by Fort Worth Star-Telegram negative number (approximately chronological), in two subseries: | ||
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Restrictions
Access
Because of the fragility of the originals, only those glass plate images that have been reformatted are available for use. Please consult the archivist.
Film negatives are accessed by a card file in Special Collections. Glass negatives are indexed separately.
Literary Rights Statement
Permission to publish, reproduce, distribute, or use by any and all other current or future developed methods or procedures must be obtained in writing from Special Collections, The University of Texas at Arlington Library. All rights are reserved and retained regardless of current or future development or laws that may apply to fair use standards.
Index Terms | ||
| These materials are indexed under the following headings in the catalog of The University of Texas at Arlington Library. Researchers desiring materials about related topics, persons or places should search the catalog using these headings. | ||
| Organizations | ||
| Fort Worth star-telegram--Archives. | ||
| Places | ||
| Fort Worth (Tex.)--Photographs. | ||
| Texas--Photographs. | ||
| United States--Photographs. | ||
| Formats | ||
| Photograph collections--Texas--Arlington. | ||
| Photography--Negatives. | ||
| Alternate Titles | ||
| Photographs Collection | ||
Administrative Information
Citation
Fort Worth Star-Telegram Collection, AR406, Series 6, Special Collections, The University of Texas at Arlington Library.
Acquisition
Gift, 1984.
Detailed Description of the Collection
Subseries I. Film Negatives
Film negatives are described in and accessed via a card file in Special Collections. Subseries II. Glass Negatives
Sub-subseries 1. Glass Negatives, 4″ × 5″ and 5″ × 7″
Plate No.
Description
Date
1
Amphibian, first ship of its type to visit Fort Worth
Jan. 29, 1929
1
Aviation Building - Tearing down old structure at 7th and Main Streets
Feb. 6, 1930
1
Old French House where Neil P. Anderson building now stands (copy of old photo)
Aug.15, 1929
2
Bewley Mills
Aug. 9, 1929
2
Hi-Mount School pupils who made high grades in arithmetic last year. Upper left Amon Carter, Jr.
Oct. 9, 1929
8
H. C. Gillespie, left, and Amon G. Carter in 1905 Buick
1930
12
Curtis Wright - Airport celebration
April 12, 1930
12
Curtis Wright - Airport celebration
April 12, 1930
13
Chamber of Commerce Directors hold first business meeting in air
Dec. 19, 1928
17
Lord Rothmere and party at Shady Oak Farm
No date
17
Lord Rothmere and party at Shady Oak Farm
No date
17
Lord Rothmere and party at Shady Oak Farm
No date
17
Lord Rothmere and party at Shady Oak Farm
No date
17
Lord Rothmere and party at Shady Oak Farm
No date
17
D.R.T. Women at Shady Oak (cabin)
No date
17
D.R.T. Women at Shady Oak (cabin)
No date
17
D.R.T. Women at Shady Oak (cabin) (with Amon G. Carter)
No date
17
D.R.T. Women at Shady Oak (cabin)
No date
17
D.R.T. Women at Shady Oak (cabin)
No date
17
Amon G. Carter at Bowie, Texas
No date
17
Amon G. Carter at Bowie, Texas
No date
17
Amon G. Carter with Texas & Pacific Officials
Dec. 11, 1927
17
Amon G. Carter with Texas & Pacific Officials
Dec. 11, 1927
17
Amon G. Carter with Texas & Pacific Officials (From old negatives)
Dec. 11, 1927
17
Amon G. Carter with Texas & Pacific Officials
Dec. 11, 1927
17
Amon G. Carter with Texas & Pacific Officials
Dec. 11, 1927
17
Amon G. Carter, A. P. Barrett, Walter Beach, and Grady Barrett (left to right) at Shady Oak Farm
April 14, 1929
17
J. L. Lancaster, Webb Walker, and Amon G. Carter
June 26, 1929
17
Amon G. Carter and J. L. Lancaster
June 26, 1929
17
Mr. Bordenhamer and Amon G. Carter
Nov. 29, 1929
17
Mr. Bordenhamer and Amon G. Carter plus one unidentified man
Nov. 29, 1929
17
Mr. Bordenhamer, Amon G. Carter plus two unidentified men
Nov. 29, 1929
17
Jake Atz and Amon G. Carter
April 9, 1930
17
Jake Atz and Amon G. Carter
April 9, 1930
17
First game of season between Ft. Worth and Dallas. Amon G. Carter throws first ball
April 9, 1930
17
First game of season between Ft. Worth and Dallas. Amon G. Carter throws first ball
April 9, 1930
18
City of Fort Worth - Seventh Street from Medical Arts Building
1927
19
Ruth's Easter Egg Hunt -"Shag" and kids
April 30, 1930
19
Ruth's Easter Egg Hunt -"Shag" and kids
April 30, 1930
19
Ruth's Easter Egg Hunt -"Shag" and kids
April 30, 1930
19
Ruth's Easter Egg Hunt
April 30, 1930
19
Ruth's Easter Egg Hunt - "Shag" and kids
April 30, 1930
19
Ruth's Easter Egg Hunt - Close-up of Ruth
April 20, 1930
19
Ruth's Easter Egg Hunt - Close-up of Amon G. Carter, Jr.
April 20, 1930
19
Ruth's Easter Egg Hunt
April 20, 1930
19
Ruth's Easter Egg Hunt
April 20, 1930
25
Tad Lucas, Amon G. Carter, Jno. Davis Selfridge Trophy
March 10, 1930
26
Star-Telegram Building
June 27, 1930
26
Star-Telegram Building
June 27, 1930
30
Mayor Jimmy Walker of New York City
No date
30
Mayor Jimmy Walker of New York City
No date
30
Mayor Jimmy Walker of New York City
No date
30
Mayor Jimmy Walker of New York City
No date
30
Mayor Jimmy Walker of New York City
No date
30
Mayor Jimmy Walker of New York City
No date
30
Mayor Jimmy Walker of New York City
No date
30
Mayor Jimmy Walker of New York City
No date
30
Mayor Jimmy Walker of New York City with Amon G. Carter, Sr.
No date
31
Judge N. H. Hunt of Zavala Country
Sept. 17, 1930
32
Steer at Shady Oak Farm
March 5, 1930
32
Steer at Shady Oak Farm
March 5, 1930
32
Steer at Shady Oak Farm
March 5, 1930
32
Steer at Shady Oak Farm
March 5, 1930
38
Shady Oak Farm - Frozen lake
Jan. 18, 1930
38
Shady Oak Farm - Exterior Views
Dec. 1930
38
Shady Oak Farm - Exterior Views
Dec. 1930
38
Shady Oak Farm - Exterior Views
Dec. 1930
38
Shady Oak Farm - Exterior Views
Dec. 1930
38
Shady Oak Farm - Exterior Views
Dec. 1930
38
Shady Oak Farm - Interior Views
Nov. 28, 1930
38
Shady Oak Farm - Interior Views
Nov. 28, 1930
38
Shady Oak Farm - Interior Views
Nov. 28, 1930
38
Shady Oak Farm - Interior Views
Nov. 28, 1930
38
Shady Oak Farm - Interior Views
Nov. 28, 1930
38
Shady Oak Farm - Interior Views
Nov. 28, 1930
38
Shady Oak Farm - Interior Views
Dec. 15, 1930
38
Shady Oak Farm - Interior Views
Dec. 15, 1930
38
Shady Oak Farm - Interior Views
Nov. 28, 1930
38
Shady Oak Farm - Interiors
No date
38
Shady Oak Farm - Interiors
No date
38
Shady Oak Farm - Interiors
No date
38
Shady Oak Farm - Exterior
No date
38
Shady Oak Farm - Interior
No date
38
Shady Oak Farm - Exterior
No date
38
Shady Oak Farm - Exterior
No date
38
Shady Oak Farm - Windmill
Nov. 2, 1929
38
Shady Oak Farm - Frozen lake
Jan. 18, 1930
38
Shady Oak Farm - Frozen lake
Jan. 18, 1930
38
Shady Oak Farm - Interior Views
Nov. 28, 1930
38
Shady Oak Farm - Interior Views
Dec. 15, 1930
38
Shady Oak Farm - Interior Views
Dec. 15, 1930
38
Shady Oak Farm - Interior Views
Dec. 15, 1930
38
Shady Oak Farm - Interior Views
Dec. 15, 1930
38
Shady Oak Farm - Interior Views
Dec. 15, 1930
38
Shady Oak Farm - Texas Pecans
Dec. 27, 1930
42
Fort Worth--City of--Municipal Airport Inauguration of Southern Transcontinental airmail service. Left to right, E.C. Coburn, pres. Aviation Corp., and Col. Clarence Young, sec. for aeronautics, Dept. of Commerce
Oct. 15, 1930
42
Fort Worth--City of--Municipal Airport Inauguration of Southern Transcontinental airmail service. Erle P. Haliburton, Graham B. Grosvenor, Coburn, Young, Postmaster General Walter Brown and Asst. Postmaster Gen. W. Irving Glover
Oct. 15, 1930
42
Fort Worth--City of--Municipal Airport Inauguration of Southern Transcontinental airmail service. Postmaster General Walter Brown and Assistant Postmaster General W. Irving Glover
Oct. 15, 1930
42
Fort Worth--City of--Municipal Airport Inauguration of Southern Transcontinental airmail service. View of crowd
Oct.15, 1930
43
Senators and Congressmen at Shady Oak Farm. Left to right: Sam Rayburn, Bonham; Morris Sheppard, Texarkana; Hatton W. Sumners, Dallas; and Fritz Lanham
August 8, 1930
43
Senators and Congressmen at Shady Oak Farm. Morris Sheppard and Amon G. Carter
August 8, 1930
43
Senators and Congressmen at Shady Oak Farm, not identified
August 8, 1930
43
Senators and Congressmen at Shady Oak Farm, not identified.
August 8, 1930
43
W.T. Waggoner (copy)
Aug. 27, 1927
43
W.T. Waggoner and R.A. Stuart at Arlington Downs
Nov. 3, 1930
50
Texas Christian University. New Stadium - Dedication
Oct. 11, 1930
50
Texas Christian University. New Stadium - Dedication
Oct. 11, 1930
50
Texas Christian University. New Stadium - Dedication
Oct. 11, 1930
58
Ruth Carter's 5th Birthday
Oct. 19, 1928
58
Ruth Carter's 5th Birthday
Oct. 19, 1928
58
Amon G. Carter. First Airplane Flight in Ft. Worth (copy)
Feb. 5, 1929
58
Amon G. Carter. First Airplane Flight in Ft. Worth (copy)
Feb. 5, 1929
58
Amon G. Carter with dog "Shag". Thanksgiving Day
Nov. 27, 1930
58
Amon G. Carter with children and dog "Shag" Thanksgiving Day
Nov. 27, 1930
58
Amon G. Carter. Turkeys being shipped
Dec. 18, 1929
58
Amon G. Carter. Turkeys being shipped
Dec. 18, 1929
58
Amon G. Carter. Turkeys being shipped
Dec. 18, 1929
58
Amon G. Carter, Jr. and Ruth Carter with big cup
June 13, 1930
58
Amon G. Carter, Jr. with big cup
June 13, 1930
58
Ruth Carter with big cup
June 13, 1930
58
Pets of Ruth and Amon G. Carter, Jr.
June 13, 1930
58
Pets of Ruth and Amon G. Carter, Jr.
June 13, 1930
58
Pets of Ruth and Amon G. Carter, Jr.
June 13, 1930
58
Pets of Ruth and Amon G. Carter, Jr.
June 13, 1930
58
Mrs. Amon G. Carter and party at T.C.U.
November 1930
58
Amon G. Carter, Jr. and sister Ruth with dog "Shag" Thanksgiving Day
Nov. 27, 1930
58
Amon G. Carter, Jr. and sister Ruth with dog "Shag" Thanksgiving Day
Nov. 27, 1930
58
Amon G. Carter, Jr. and sister Ruth with dog "Shag" Thanksgiving Day
Nov. 27, 1930
58
Amon G. Carter, Jr. and sister Ruth with dog "Shag" Thanksgiving Day
Nov. 27, 1930
59
Fort Worth Fire Department. Central Fire Hall
June 26, 1929
59
Coburn, President of the Aviation Corporation at Shady Oaks
Oct. 21, 1930
59
Coburn, President of the Aviation Corporation at Shady Oaks
Oct. 21, 1930
59
Fort Worth Fire Department. New Central Station - Sleeping Quarters
Dec. 30, 1930
60
Capitalists - Smith and party
Oct. 31, 1930
60
Capitalists - Smith and party
Oct. 31, 1930
60
S. E. J. Cox. Oil man on trial in U.S. Court
Jan. 8, 1931
62
Cooke Memorial Hospital
Jan. 11, 1929
63
Cooke Hospital. Bronze Gates
March 26, 1930
66
Will Rogers and Amon G. Carter with motor escort
Jan. 13, 1931
66
Will Rogers and Amon G. Carter
Jan. 13, 1931
67
Otto Kahn and Harold Hough at Shady Oaks
ca. 1930
67
Otto Kahn and Harold Hough at Shady Oaks
ca. 1930
67
Otto Kahn and Harold Hough at Shady Oaks
ca. 1930
67
Otto Kahn and Harold Hough at Shady Oaks
ca. 1930
67
Otto Kahn and Harold Hough at Shady Oaks
ca. 1930
67
Otto Kahn and Harold Hough at Shady Oaks
ca. 1930
67
Otto Kahn and Harold Hough at Shady Oaks
ca. 1930
67
Otto Kahn and Harold Hough at Shady Oaks
ca. 1930
68
Fort Worth Gas Company. New building
Aug. 30, 1929
68
Fort Worth Gas Company. New building
Aug. 30, 1929
68
Fort Worth Gas Company. New building
Aug. 30, 1929
68
D. W. Griffith at Shady Oak Farm
July 11, 1929
68
D. W. Griffith at Shady Oak Farm
July 11, 1929
68
D. W. Griffith at Shady Oak Farm
July 11, 1929
70
Federal Building
April 12, 1929
70
Firestone Building
May 1, 1930
77
Amon G. Carter receives first N.A.T. mail shipment as gift
Feb. 1, 1931
77
Amon G. Carter and Will Rogers. Carter receives first N.A.T. mail shipment as gift
Feb. 1, 1931
77
Amon G. Carter and Will Rogers. Carter receives first N.A.T. mail shipment as gift
Feb. 1, 1931
77
Rear Admiral Richard E. Byrd at Santa Fe Station
Feb. 4, 1931
77
Rear Admiral Richard E. Byrd at Santa Fe Station
Feb. 4, 1931
79
Amon G. Carter, Jr. selling newspapers
Aug. 14, 1931
79
Amon G. Carter, Jr. selling newspapers
Aug. 14, 1931
85
Mount Olivet Cemetery. Statue dedicated to Tarrant County men killed in World War I
Aug. 18, 1931
85
Mount Olivet Cemetery. Statue dedicated to Tarrant County men killed in World War I
Aug. 18, 1931
90
Amon G. Carter, Jr. selling newspapers. Photo by Reeves
Aug. 24, 1931
90
Amon G. Carter, Jr. selling newspapers. Photo by Reeves
Aug. 24, 1931
90
Amon G. Carter, Jr. selling newspapers. Photo by Reeves
Aug. 24, 1931
90
Amon G. Carter, Jr. selling newspapers. Photo by Reeves
Aug. 24, 1931
90
Frank Hawks and Amon G. Carter
Aug. 20, 1931
90
Frank Hawks and Amon G. Carter
Aug. 20, 1931
92
Amon G. Carter at Montague, Texas. A family gravestone
Aug. 23, 1931
92
Amon G. Carter at Montague, Texas. Standing in front of a bank
Aug. 23, 1931
92
Amon G. Carter at Montague, Texas. Standing in front of a bank
Aug. 23, 1931
92
Amon G. Carter at Montague, Texas. A house
Aug. 23, 1931
92
Amon G. Carter at Montague, Texas. Standing in front of a bank
Aug. 23, 1931
92
Amon G. Carter at Montague, Texas. A house
Aug. 23, 1931
92
Amon G. Carter at Crafton, Texas
Aug. 23, 1931
92
Amon G. Carter at Crafton, Texas
Aug. 23, 1931
92
Amon G. Carter at Crafton, Texas
Aug. 23, 1931
92
Amon G. Carter at Crafton, Texas
Aug. 23, 1931
92
Greene family at Bowie (with Amon G. Carter)
Aug. 20, 1931
92
Amon G. Carter and Greene family at Bowie, Texas
Aug. 23, 1931
92
Greene family at Bowie (with Amon G. Carter)
Aug. 20, 1931
92
Amon G. Carter at an old hotel in Bowie, Texas
Aug. 23, 1931
92
Amon G. Carter at an old hotel in Bowie, Texas
Aug. 23, 1931
92
Amon G. Carter at an old hotel in Bowie, Texas
Aug. 23, 1931
92
Grapes
Aug. 25, 1931
92
Amon G. Carter at Crafton, Texas
Aug. 23, 1931
94
Crafton, Texas - Amon G. Carter
Aug. 23, 1931
94
Crafton, Texas - Amon G. Carter in front of a house in Crafton
Aug. 23, 1931
94
Crafton, Texas - Amon G. Carter
Aug. 23, 1931
94
Crafton, Texas - Amon G. Carter
Aug. 23, 1931
95
Homer Peel, Houston - Baseball
Aug. 30, 1931
96
Ruth Carter selling newspapers
Sept. 8, 1931
96
Ruth Carter selling newspapers
Sept. 8, 1931
96
Ruth Carter selling newspapers
Sept. 8, 1931
96
Ruth Carter selling newspapers
Sept. 8, 1931
96
Ruth Carter selling newspapers
Sept. 8, 1931
96
Ruth Carter selling newspapers
Sept. 8, 1931
97
J. Burton Riddle. Watch maker whose hobby is old coins
Sept. 17, 1931
97
Dr. Joseph A. Vance - Dr. Jarrus T. Vance, brothers
Sept. 23, 1931
97
Rev. R. L. Irving. Superintendent of the Bloys Camp Meeting Association
Sept. 23, 1931
97
Texas and Pacific Passenger Station - Interior shots
Sept. 23, 1931
97
Texas and Pacific Passenger Station - Interior shots
Sept. 23, 1931
97
Texas and Pacific Passenger Station - Interior shots
Sept. 23, 1931
97
Texas and Pacific Passenger Station - Interior shots
Sept. 23, 1931
97
Texas and Pacific Passenger Station - Interior shots
Sept. 23, 1931
97
Texas and Pacific Passenger Station - Interior shots
Sept. 23, 1931
97
Jennings Avenue Underpass - Interior shots
Sept. 24, 1931
97
Jennings Avenue Underpass - Interior shots
Sept. 24, 1931
97
Post Office Site - Texas and Pacific Passenger Station
Sept. 24, 1931
97
Ed Collett
Sept. 25, 1931
99
Frank H. Hitchcock. Former Postmaster General
Sept. 21, 1931
101
Texas and Pacific Railway. Passenger train sheds
Oct. 28, 1931
101
Texas and Pacific Railway. Lancaster Yards, tracks etc.
Oct. 28, 1931
101
Texas and Pacific Railway. Lancaster Yards, tracks etc.
Oct. 28, 1931
101
Texas and Pacific Railway. Flowers banked in lobby of new passenger terminal
Nov. 2, 1931
101
Texas and Pacific Railway. Flowers banked in lobby of new passenger terminal
Nov. 2, 1931
101
First Methodist Church Building
Nov 14, 1931
101
First Methodist Church Building
Nov 14, 1931
102
Texas and Pacific Railway. A. J. Chester, Division Superintendent of Texas and Pacific here.
Oct. 30, 1931
106
Dean Leftwick. Texas Christian University
Oct. 15, 1931
106
Dr. J.K. Thompson at Rivercrest
Nov. 5, 1931
106
Mr. and Mrs. Frank King. Creator of Gasoline Alley
Nov. 12, 1931
106
Mr. and Mrs. Frank King. Creator of Gasoline Alley
Nov. 12, 1931
106
E.T. Strong-President of Buick Motor Company. Webb and Kent - Mr. Carter
Jan. 4, 1932
106
E.T. Strong-President of Buick Motor Company. Webb and Kent - Mr. Carter
Jan. 4, 1932
107
National Supply Co. Officers: J. A. Geisman, Toledo, Ohio. D. S. Faulkner, Los Angeles, Calif. C. F. Cartwright, Fort Worth, Texas.
Jan. 7, 1932
107
National Supply Co. Officers: J. A. Geisman, Toledo, Ohio. D. S. Faulkner, Los Angeles, Calif. C. F. Cartwright, Fort Worth, Texas. All shown with Amon G. Carter.
Jan. 7, 1932
107
T. C. Acola - President Spanish War Veterans
Jan. 7, 1932
108
Texas and Pacific Railway. Old passenger station being torn down
Nov. 3, 1931
108
T. J. Brown. 3714 Elsmere
Nov. 3, 1931
108
Elsie Robinson. Who writes Listen World
Jan. 6, 1932
108
Frank Scofield. Traylor for President
Jan. 7, 1932
109
Kristenstad, Texas - A man
Oct. 7, 1931
109
Kristenstad, Texas - A man
Oct. 7, 1931
109
Kristenstad, Texas - A couple
Oct. 7, 1931
109
Kristenstad, Texas - A building
Oct. 7, 1931
109
Kristenstad, Texas - A building
Oct. 7, 1931
109
Kristenstad, Texas - A building
Oct. 7, 1931
109
Kristenstad, Texas - Post Office
Oct. 7, 1931
109
Kristenstad, Texas - School
Oct. 7, 1931
109
Kristenstad, Texas - School with children in front
Oct. 7, 1931
110
Mrs. Beckham - Texas Christian University
Oct. 15, 1931
110
Texas and Pacific Railway Passenger Station - First train in new station
Oct. 25, 1931
110
Texas and Pacific Railway Passenger Station - First train in new station
Oct. 25, 1931
113
Anna Shelton (Painting) (negative broken)
Jan. 7, 1929
117
John Garner. His mother, brothers and sisters - Home town
Dec. 10, 1931
117
John Garner. His mother, brothers and sisters - Home town
Dec. 10, 1931
117
John Garner. His mother, brothers and sisters - Home town
Dec. 10, 1931
117
John Garner. His mother, brothers and sisters - Home town
Dec. 10, 1931
117
John Garner. His mother, brothers and sisters - Home town
Dec. 10, 1931
117
John Garner. His mother, brothers and sisters - Home town
Dec. 10, 1931
118
New Texas and Pacific Railway - Passenger Station
Sept. 11, 1931
118
Texas and Pacific Freight Terminal
Sept. 11, 1931
118
Mr. Paschal - Principal of Central High School
Sept. 30, 1931
118
Mr. Paschal - Principal of Central High School
Sept. 30, 1931
118
G. A. Holland of Weatherford
Jan. 14, 1932
118
Dr. Webb Walker (copy of photo)
Jan. 15, 1932
120
General W. W. Atterbury and party in Mr. Carter's Office.
Jan. 21, 1932
120
General W. W. Atterbury and party in Mr. Carter's Office.
Jan. 21, 1932
120
General W. W. Atterbury
Jan. 21, 1932
124
C. O. Daniels
July 20, 1928
124
Mrs. Rosendahl of Cleburne. Mother of Commander - Rosendahl of the Akron. Photo of her home
Oct. 10, 1928
124
Mrs. Rosendahl of Cleburne. Mother of Commander - Rosendahl of the Akron
Oct. 10, 1928
124
Mrs. Rosendahl of Cleburne. Mother of Commander - Rosendahl of the Akron
Oct. 10, 1928
124
Mrs. Rosendahl of Cleburne. Mother of Commander - Rosendahl of the Akron. Young boy not named in this photo
Oct. 10, 1928
125
A. F. Dickerson
Aug. 28, 1928
125
Amelia Earhart's airplane
Sept. 5, 1928
125
Amelia Earhart and her plane
Sept. 5, 1928
132
P. C. Wellborn - Old Buffalo hunter
Aug. 4, 1931
132
P. C. Wellborn - Old Buffalo hunter
Aug. 4, 1931
134
Women's Club new building
Jan. 16, 1930
134
Women's Club new building
Jan. 16, 1930
134
W. T. Waggoner - Old house at Decatur, Texas. Stairway
July 8, 1931
134
W. T. Waggoner - Old house at Decatur, Texas. Interior Doorway
July 8, 1931
134
W. T. Waggoner - Old house at Decatur, Texas D. Waggoner Nameplate
July 8, 1931
138
W. O. De Wees. Principal - D. McRae School
Jan. 28, 1932
141
Major K. M. Van Zandt. Copy of old photo (Helm). Photo of "Texas Hunters" Banner
No date
141
Major K.M. Van Zandt. Copy of old photo (Helm). Photo of young woman
No date
141
Major K.M. Van Zandt. Copy of old photo (Helm)
No date
141
Major K.M. Van Zandt. Copy of old photo (Helm)
No date
141
Tourraine Building
Feb. 27, 1929
141
Tourraine Building
Feb. 27, 1929
141
Van Zandt Building being razed
Sept. 26, 1929
142
Texas Air Transport Passenger Ships
Jan. 17, 1929
142
Texas Air Transport Passenger Ships
Jan. 17, 1929
142
Texas Air Transport Passenger Ships
Jan. 17, 1929
142
Texas Air Transport Passenger Ships
Jan. 17, 1929
144
Mac Thompson. Mitchell-Gardner-Walton
Oct. 30, 1930
144
Mac Thompson. Mitchell-Gardner-Walton
Oct. 30, 1930
150
Louis Swift
1928
150
Louis Swift and Amon G. Carter
1928
150
Tris Speaker. T.C.U.-S.M.U. Game
Nov. 30, 1929
150
Tris Speaker and Amon G. Carter. T.C.U.-S.M.U. Game
Nov. 30, 1929
152
Shady Oak Farm orchard in bloom
March 17, 1931
152
Shady Oak Farm. N.A.T. Plane upon its arrival at the farm
March 17, 1931
152
Shady Oak Farm. N.A.T. Plane upon its arrival at the farm
March 17, 1931
155
Will Rogers' party at Shady Oaks Farm (Interior)
Feb. 1, 1931
155
Will Rogers' party at Shady Oaks Farm (Interior)
Feb. 1, 1931
155
Will Rogers' party at Shady Oaks Farm (Interior)
Feb. 1, 1931
155
Unidentified man standing beside Will Rogers' touring car which has sign: "Will Rogers for President"
April 9, 1931
155
Will Rogers' touring car: "Will Rogers for President"
April 9. 1931
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Reg Robbins - Christening Ceremony at airport (Meacham Field). Fort Worth, Texas to Tokyo, Japan
June 29, 1931
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Reg Robbins - Christening Ceremony at airport (Meacham Field). Fort Worth, Texas to Tokyo, Japan
June 29, 1931
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Reg Robbins - Christening Ceremony at airport (Meacham Field). Fort Worth, Texas to Tokyo, Japan
June 29, 1931
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Reg Robbins - Christening Ceremony at airport (Meacham Field). Fort Worth, Texas to Tokyo, Japan
June 29, 1931
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Reg Robbins and H.S. Jones return from attempt to fly to Tokyo
Aug. 8, 1931
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Reg Robbins and H.S. Jones return from attempt to fly to Tokyo
Aug. 8, 1931
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Reg Robbins and H.S. Jones return from attempt to fly to Tokyo
Aug. 8, 1931
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Reg Robbins and H.S. Jones return from attempt to fly to Tokyo
Aug. 8, 1931
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Will Rogers and Amon G. Carter at Texas and Pacific Station
Feb. 10, 1930
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Will Rogers at Texas and Pacific R. R. Station
Feb. 10, 1930
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Left to right: Frank Hawks, W. T. Waggoner, Will Rogers, Amon G. Carter
Jan. 24, 1931
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Will Rogers and W. T. Waggoner
Jan. 24, 1931
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Will Rogers (copies)
Jan. 26, 1931
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Will Rogers (copies)
Jan. 26, 1931
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Will Rogers (copies)
Jan. 26, 1931
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Will Rogers and party arrive at airport from Wichita Falls. Frank Hawks - Jimmie Rodgers
Jan. 30, 1931
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Will Rogers and party arrive at airport from Wichita Falls Frank Hawks - Jimmie Rodgers
Jan. 30, 1931
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Will Rogers at Shady Oak Farm
Feb. 1, 1931
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Will Rogers' party at Shady Oaks Farm
Feb. 1, 1931
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Will Rogers' party at Shady Oaks Farm
Feb. 1, 1931
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Will Rogers' party at Shady Oaks Farm
Feb. 1, 1931
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Will Rogers' party at Shady Oaks Farm (Interior)
Feb. 1, 1931
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Will Rogers' party at Shady Oaks Farm (Interior)
Feb. 1, 1931
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Will Rogers
Jan. 24, 1931
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Will Rogers' lariat
Jan. 24, 1931
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Will Rogers' lariat
Jan. 24, 1931
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Reg Robbins. Parents at Everman - May 1929. Reg Robbins and James Kelly were winners, setting a world's endurance flight record
July 8, 1931
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Reg Robbins. Parents at Everman - May 1929. Reg Robbins and James Kelly were winners, setting a world's endurance flight record
July 8, 1931
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M.D. Fanning. Sec'y Treas. of Rodeo Contestants Association
March 13, 1932
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M.D. Fanning. Sec'y Treas. of Rodeo Contestants Association
March 13, 1932
158
Silliman Evans (copy)
March 24, 1932
158
Congressman Sam Rayburn. State Senator Walter Woodell. Amon G. Carter. "John Garner for President"
March 22, 1932
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Congressman Sam Rayburn. State Senator Walter Woodell. Amon G. Carter. "John Garner for President"
March 22, 1932
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Sam Milstead
March 1, 1932
159
E. E. Zable - Looks like Secretary Mellon
March 29, 1932
159
Edward C. Stone. Casualty Expert - J. Mac Thompson
April 10, 1932
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Mrs. Frank Hawks and "Scotty"
April 5, 1932
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Mrs. Frank Hawks and "Scotty"
April 5, 1932
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A.A. Lund. General Manager Armour and Company
Feb. 26, 1932
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Ranger Captain Tom Hickman - Polo
March 1, 1932
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Ranger Captain Tom Hickman - Polo
March 1, 1932
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Ranger Captain Tom Hickman - Polo
March 1, 1932
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Ranger Captain Tom Hickman - Polo
March 1, 1932
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Ranger Captain Tom Hickman - Polo
March 1, 1932
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C.H. and W.E. Connell. General Merchandise Store 2212 Park Place (copy of old print)
March 28, 1932
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Dr. McKnight - Mansfield, Texas
April 4, 1932
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Dr. McKnight - Mansfield, Texas
April 4, 1932
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Reverend T. H. Burton
April 5, 1932
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Lewis E. Reid - Principal of Sam Rosen School
April 7, 1932
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Wooduff Randolph, Sec. Treasurer of the International Typographical Union
March 26, 1932
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Woodruff Randolph (center) - Sec. Treasurer of the International Typographical Union and two greeters from the local here - C. A. Burton, left, and S. S. Summers, right
March 26, 1932
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Amon G. Carter and Frank Hawks fly to New York
March 30, 1932
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Amon G. Carter and Frank Hawks fly to New York
March 30, 1932
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R. H. Burks in St. Joseph's with money contributed by citizens to Burks and Howerton
Feb. 27, 1932
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Chief Lee Presents A. W. Howerton with share of money contributed to fund for Howerton and Burks
Feb. 27, 1932
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J. D. Easley, Principal George Clarke School
Feb. 19, 1932
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J. D. Easley, Principal George Clarke School
Feb. 19, 1932
163
Fort Worth Fire of 1909 (copy of old print)
May 2, 1932
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Fort Worth Fire of 1909 (copy of old print)
May 2, 1932
163
Fort Worth Fire of 1909 (copy of old print)
May 2, 1932
163
Fort Worth Fire of 1909 (copy of old print)
May 2, 1932
163
Fort Worth Fire of 1909 (copy of old print)
May 2, 1932
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Fort Worth Fire of 1909 (copy of old print)
May 2, 1932
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Fort Worth Fire of 1909 (copy of old print)
May 2, 1932
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General Tarrant - Grave monument in Pioneer's Rest
May 14, 1932
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General Tarrant - Grave monument in Pioneer's Rest
May 14, 1932
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Fishing at Shady Oak Farm. Ruth Carter
May 4, 1932
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Fishing at Shady Oak Farm. Mrs. W. K. Stripling. Amon G. Carter
May 4, 1932
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Fishing at Shady Oak Farm. Group on pier
May 4, 1932
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Fishing at Shady Oak Farm. Bert Honea
May 4, 1932
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Fishing at Shady Oak Farm. Mrs. W.K. Stripling
May 4, 1932
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Fishing at Shady Oak Farm. W. K. Stripling
May 4, 1932
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Patsy Ruth Carter as Robert Coogan in "Let's Just Imagine"
May 21, 1932
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J. C. Penney at the airport
June 17, 1930
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John N. Garner special train to Chicago
June 24, 1932
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John N. Garner special train to Chicago
June 24, 1932
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John N. Garner special train to Chicago
June 24, 1932
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Lt. Commander Chas. Rosendahl at Texas and Pacific
June 30, 1932
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Rock Springs in Trinity Park
Aug. 7, 1931
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Rock Springs in Trinity Park
Aug. 7, 1931
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Rock Springs in Trinity Park
Aug. 7, 1931
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Mrs. J. J. Pendleton - First to register at the Blackstone Hotel (2 negatives - one broken)
Oct. 10, 1929
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Bill of sale for N.A.T. plane
March 19, 1931
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Major General Ben D. Foulois at airport - with other Army Flying officers
Aug. 7, 1932
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Major General Ben D. Foulois at airport - with other Army Flying officers
Aug. 7, 1932
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Major General Ben D. Foulois at airport - with other Army Flying officers
Aug. 7, 1932
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Oswald Jacoby and Amon G. Carter at Shady Oak Farm
June 5, 1932
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Mr. and Mrs. Oswald Jacoby at Shady Oak Farm
June 5, 1932
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At Shady Oak Farm - Mr. and Mrs. Oswald Jacoby, Mr. and Mrs. Amon G. Carter and others
June 5, 1932
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Mr. and Mrs. Oswald Jacoby, Mr. and Mrs. Amon G. Carter and children at Shady Oak farm
June 5, 1932
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At Shady Oak Farm - Mrs. And Mrs. Oswald Jacoby and Mrs. Amon G. Carter and others
June 5, 1932
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A. P. Barrett and "Swede" Rhenstrom off on anti-hoarding trip
Feb. 29, 1932
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La Motte T. Cohn - President of Aviation Corporation
April 19, 1932
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Will Rogers at airport after Democratic Convention in Chicago
July 5, 1932
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Will Rogers at airport after Democratic Convention in Chicago
July 5, 1932
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Will Rogers at airport after Democratic Convention in Chicago.
July 5, 1932
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A. W. Herr-Houston. Missouri-Kansas-Texas Railway
March 2, 1931
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C. F. Herrington
March 21, 1931
177
Hugh Craig
June 29, 1932
177
W. G. Lourcey
June 29, 1932
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Ben Thompson
June 29, 1932
177
H. A. Melat
June 29, 1932
177
H. B. Fuqua
June 29, 1932
177
R. A. Liddel
June 30, 1932
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John N. Garner train arrives from Chicago
July 4, 1932
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John N. Garner train arrives from Chicago
July 4, 1932
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John N. Garner train arrives from Chicago
July 4, 1932
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John N. Garner train arrives from Chicago
July 4, 1932
177
John N. Garner train arrives from Chicago
July 4, 1932
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Amon G. Carter, Jr.. Copy of photo made by Kerr
May 30, 1932
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John Garner at airport
Aug. 18, 1932
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John Garner at airport, Amon G. Carter on left
Aug. 18, 1932
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Amon G. Carter, Dr. Webb Walker, Bill McDuffy, Stine Lee. Off in Bowen plane for Lufkin for Carter's Sterling speech
Aug. 25, 1932
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Bill McDuffy off in Bowen plane for Lufkin, for Carter's Sterling speech. Other passengers were: Amon G. Carter, Dr. Webb Walker, Stine Lee
Aug. 25, 1932
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James F. Record (copy of photo)
June 22, 1931
193
Austin, Texas - View from air showing Capitol Building
April 17, 1932
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Kelly Field at San Antonio (Air View)
April 17, 1932
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New Post Office - Breaking ground
Aug. 12, 1931
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New Post Office - Breaking ground
Aug. 12, 1931
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Governor Bill Murray of Oklahoma at Collinsville - Governor Murray and Senator Jake Loy
Feb. 18, 1932
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Governor Bill Murray of Oklahoma at Collinsville - J. E. Patton of Spur; W. J. Huffaker and John Malone
Feb. 18, 1932
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Governor Bill Murray of Oklahoma at Collinsville - E. G. Albright, Charles Steele, Charles Hagerbing and R. B. Hood
Feb. 18, 1932
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Mrs. John F. Swayne - D.A.R. Mayor William Bryce Erskine Williams, W. P. McLean, Jr. All at George Washington tree planting ceremony in Burnett Memorial Park
Feb. 19, 1932
198
Orville Bullington and scenes of his boyhood in and near Poolville, Texas
Oct. 2, 1932
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Orville Bullington and scenes of his boyhood in and near Poolville, Texas
Oct. 2, 1932
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Orville Bullington and scenes of his boyhood in and near Poolville, Texas
Oct. 2, 1932
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Orville Bullington and scenes of his boyhood in and near Poolville, Texas
Oct. 2, 1932
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Orville Bullington and scenes of his boyhood in and near Poolville, Texas
Oct. 2, 1932
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Orville Bullington and scenes of his boyhood in and near Poolville, Texas
Oct. 2, 1932
198
Wichita Falls Texas (copy of old photo)
Oct. 3, 1932
198
Wichita Falls Texas (copy of old photo)
Oct. 3, 1932
198
Wichita Falls Texas (copy of old photo)
Oct. 3, 1932
198
Captain Bill Ponder
Oct. 4, 1932
199
"Uncle John" Ray - 64 years a Mason
Sept. 21, 1932
201
D. S. Landis, Fort Worth weatherman
Aug. 23, 1932
201
Eagle Mountain Dam, air view
Oct. 7, 1932
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Masonic Temple, interior view
Oct. 14, 1932
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Masonic Temple, interior view
Oct. 14, 1932
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Masonic Temple, interior view
Oct. 14, 1932
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Edward Flynn, Secretary of State, New York
Sept. 20, 1932
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Edward Flynn, Secretary of State, New York
Sept. 20, 1932
203
Mr. and Mrs. R. O. Dulaney at Arlington Downs (Reeves)
Nov. 5, 1932
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E. W. Dickson - Old drummer
Dec. 19, 1932
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A. J. Wylie
Dec. 29, 1932
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W. T. Waggoner on "Cowpuncher"
Nov. 2, 1932
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W. T. Waggoner on "Cowpuncher"
Nov. 2, 1932
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W. T. Waggoner on "Cowpuncher"
Nov. 2, 1932
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W. T. Waggoner on "Cowpuncher"
Nov. 2, 1932
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W. T. Waggoner on "Cowpuncher"
Nov. 2, 1932
204
Ed Lally
Nov. 29, 1932
205
R. E. Harding, Jr.
Dec. 1, 1932
205
Mary Darter Doleman painting, Windblown Eucalypti Trees
Dec. 6, 1932
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Walter Lee Simpson - Oldest Texas and Pacific Engineer
Dec. 20, 1932
206
Winnie Ruth Judd - Copy of photo made in the Phoenix jail
Jan. 10, 1933
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Winnie Ruth Judd - Copy of photo made in the Phoenix jail
Jan. 10, 1933
207
Reverend Baker J. Cauthen
Jan. 5, 1933
208
Ruth Carter on her 9th birthday
Oct. 19, 1932
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Ruth Carter on her 9th birthday
Oct. 19, 1932
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Ruth Carter on her 9th birthday
Oct. 19, 1932
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News Boys luncheon at Elks
Nov. 24, 1932
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U.S. Senator Tom Connally and Amon G. Carter, Sr. at News Boys turkey luncheon at Elks
Nov. 24, 1932
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Amon G. Carter, Jr. at News Boys turkey luncheon at Elks
Nov. 24, 1932
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Amon G. Carter, Jr. at News Boys turkey luncheon at Elks
Nov. 24, 1932
209
Elliott Roosevelt and group at Sweetwater chuck wagon in Texas Hotel
March 11, 1933
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Elliott Roosevelt and J. R. (Red) Wright at Sweetwater chuck wagon in Texas Hotel
March 11, 1933
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Elliott Roosevelt and Tad Lucas
March 11, 1933
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Elliott Roosevelt, Tad Lucas and J. R. (Red) Wright
March 11, 1933
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Elliott Roosevelt, John Davis, Walter B. Scott and Tad Lucas
March 11, 1933
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Eddie Cantor at Texas and Pacific
March 29, 1933
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Eddie Cantor at Texas and Pacific3
March 29, 1933
210
Dr. Arthur Brown - Candidate for city council
April 3, 1933
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Forest Park Zoo - Patsy at Zoo reading letter of proposal
March 23, 1933
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Forest Park Zoo - Lion cubs
March 23, 1933
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Paul Rathgeber, city council candidate
March 30, 1933
212
Forest Park Zoo - Patsy and baby baboon
June 17, 1933
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Patsy and baby bob cat at zoo
June 20, 1933
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B. M. Hatfield.
June 26, 1933
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Mrs. Franklin Roosevelt and Mrs. Amon G. Carter
June 5, 1933
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Mrs. Franklin Roosevelt and Miss Smith (no other names given)
June 5, 1933
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Mrs. Franklin Roosevelt
June 5, 1933
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Mrs. Franklin Roosevelt and Walter Scott
June 5, 1933
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C. R. Smith, Mrs. Amon G. Carter, Mrs. Franklin D. Roosevelt
June 8, 1933
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Monsignor Nolan and group of priests at celebration
June 6, 1933
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Monsignor Nolan and group of priests at celebration
June 6, 1933
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Monsignor Nolan and group of priests at celebration
June 6, 1933
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Forest Park Zoo - Baby baboon
June 7, 1933
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Forest Park Zoo - Pulling tiger's tooth
June 7, 1933
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Tom J. Brown
April 10, 1933
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Forest Park Zoo. Hamilton Hittson and new talking bird - hill myna
April 11, 1933
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Forest Park Zoo. Hamilton Hittson and new talking bird - hill myna
April 11, 1933
217
Charles Urschel kidnapping scenes - Shannon home (Evans)
Aug. 14, 1933
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Charles Urschel kidnapping scenes - Roads leading to Shannon home (Evans)
Aug. 14, 1933
217
Charles Urschel kidnapping scenes - Air view of the Shannon farm (Evans)
Aug. 14, 1933
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Charles Urschel kidnapping scenes - Air view of the Shannon farm (Evans)
Aug. 14, 1933
217
Charles Urschel kidnapping scene - Interior photo of house where he was held. Photo of organ
Aug. 15, 1933
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Charles Urschel kidnapping scene - Interior photos of house where he was held
Aug. 15, 1933
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Charles Urschel kidnapping scene - Exterior of house where he was held
Aug. 15, 1933
217
Charles Urschel kidnapping scene - Road to the house where he was held
Aug. 15, 1933
218
Missouri-Kansas and Texas Railway - Engine No. 110 and sleeper named for Amon G. Carter
March 23, 1933
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Missouri-Kansas and Texas Railway - Cooks and Steward on Diner Sam Houston
March 23, 1933
221
Arlington Downs - Will Rogers talking to W. T. Waggoner
Oct. 19, 1933
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Mrs. R. J. O'Donnell, Dallas
Nov. 10, 1933
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Mrs. E. H. Pope of the Lena Pope Home and one of her "family"
Nov. 3, 1933
223
Judge A. J. Power, Associate Justice of the Second Court of Civil Appeals
Nov. 6, 1933
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Judge A.J. Power, Associate Justice of the Second Court of Civil Appeals (negative corner broken)
Nov. 6, 1933
223
At Arlington Downs. Mmes. R. E. L. Batts, Robert F. McNemer, George Hill Jr., Houston; Amon G. Carter and Sam B. Cantey
Nov. 3, 1933
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Holland Magendie
Dec. 1, 1933
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Holland Magendie
Dec. 1, 1933
226
Prof. Edwin A. Elliott - Texas Christian University
Dec. 7, 1933
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Prof. Edwin A. Elliott - Texas Christian University
Dec. 7, 1933
226
Dr. Clay Johnson
Dec. 13, 1933
226
Dr. Clay Johnson
Dec. 13, 1933
227
Dr. E. H. Griswold - Peru, Indiana
Dec. 26, 1933
227
New Year's Party at Shady Oak Farm
Jan. 1, 1934
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New Year's Party at Shady Oak Farm
Jan. 1, 1934
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New Year's Party at Shady Oak Farm
Jan. 1, 1934
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New Year's Party at Shady Oak Farm
1933
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New Year's Party at Shady Oak Farm
1933
228
Willard Burton and loving cup given him by friends
Dec. 26, 1933
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Captain Frank Hawks and the "Sky Chief"
Feb. 20, 1933
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Captain Frank Hawks and the "Sky Chief"
Feb. 20, 1933
230
Maury Hughes, Dallas, is given a Blue Eagle handkerchief by Miss Margie Neal, State Senator
Aug. 23, 1933
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The Texas Steer departs for Chicago - The crew: Commodore Col. B. M. Hatfield, Buddy Cashion, J. F. Norris, D. E. Bennett and W. J. West
Aug. 23, 1933
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The Texas Steer departs for Chicago - The crew: Commodore Col. B. M. Hatfield, Buddy Cashion, J. F. Norris, D. E. Bennett and W. J. West
Aug. 23, 1933
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The Texas Steer departs for Chicago - The crew: Commodore Col. B. M. Hatfield, Buddy Cashion, J. F. Norris, D. E. Bennett and W. J. West
Aug. 23, 1933
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The Texas Steer departs for Chicago - The crew: Commodore Col. B. M. Hatfield, Buddy Cashion, J. F. Norris, D. E. Bennett and W. J. West
Aug. 23, 1933
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Major John B. Hawley
Oct. 6, 1933
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C. R. Hanger's old Walnut feed trough
Oct. 24, 1933
230
Maury Hughes, Dallas, is given a Blue Eagle handkerchief by Miss Margie Neal, State Senator
Aug. 23, 1933
231
Star-Telegram Carrier Salesmen on outing at Glen Rose, Texas. Group in front of Star-Telegram
Aug. 9, 1933
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Star-Telegram Carrier Salesmen on outing at Glen Rose Texas. Robert Jennings, Amon G. Carter, Jr., Ed Tate, John Terrell, W.C. Stafford, Raymond Ray and Edwin Marcell. In water: Jack Webb, Ad Richardson and Willis Miller, life guards
Aug. 9, 1933
231
Star-Telegram Carrier Salesmen on outing at Glen Rose, Texas. Group in water
Aug. 9, 1933
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Star-Telegram Carrier Salesmen on outing at Glen Rose, Texas. Boys in water
Aug. 9, 1933
231
Star-Telegram Carrier Salesmen on outing at Glen Rose, Texas. James Allen and Morris Shepherd go off springboard
Aug. 9, 1933
231
On Inaugural special to Washington, D.C.: Maury Hughes, Dallas John P. Lee, San Angelo Mrs. Pauline Adoue Hall, Dallas Ira P. De Loache, Dallas
March 1, 1933
231
Brigadier General Charles R. Howland, San Antonio and Captain Ernest Samusson, Fort Worth
May 23, 1933
231
Katherine Harfst manicuring Queen Tut's nails at Forest Park Zoo
July 1933
231
Colonel B.M. Hatfield and his Trinity River boat. (2 negatives, one broken)
Aug. 10, 1933
234
E. L. Cord at airport
Sept. 12, 1933
235
James T. Touhy - Lt. Colonel in Community Chest Drive
Oct. 23, 1933
235
Mr. and Mrs. N. W. Mershon celebrated their 50 wedding anniversary on Friday, July 13, 1934
July 10, 1934
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Mr. and Mrs. N. W. Mershon celebrated their 50 wedding anniversary on Friday, July 13, 1934
July 10, 1934
236
George Cranston at WBAP
Nov. 21, 1932
236
Carnegie Library permanent collection "The Swimming Hole"
June 16, 1933
236
WBAP - George Cranston
Nov. 17, 1933
236
WBAP - Cy Leland
Nov. 17, 1933
236
WBAP - Cy Leland
Nov. 17, 1933
237
Huntsville Penitentiary - Baseball Grandstand (Evans)
July 1933
237
Huntsville Penitentiary - Courtyard Scene (Evans)
July 1933
237
Huntsville Penitentiary - Courtyard Scene (Evans)
July 1933
237
Jimmy Mah, Chinese air student
July 20, 1933
238
Hugh Wallace, appointed to West Point by Congressman Lanham
June 27, 1934
240
S. A. Cisler
June 7, 1933
240
S. A. Cisler
June 7, 1933
240
Walter McRae - Boy who wrote kidnapping note to President Tom W. Brabham of TWC
Aug. 25, 1933
240
Walter McRae - Boy who wrote kidnapping note to President Tom W. Brabham of TWC
Aug. 25, 1933
240
W.S. Charles, project engineer for the CWA in Fort Worth
Dec. 1, 1933
240
Mrs. Ed Ritchey at airport
Jan. 10, 1934
241
Hugh H. White of Keller. Trophy won by White as the premier American exhibitor for Polled Herefords
March 17, 1933
241
E. L. Nelson, of American Airways
June 6, 1933
241
Clarence D. Little, new Tarrant County Sheriff
Aug. 7, 1933
242
Marvin D. Evans
April 1933
243
Sam T. Howell, baggage master at the Texas and Pacific Terminal who still calls the trains. He uses the public address system
June 13, 1934
243
G. T. Glenn, station master at the Union Station, who has called trains for 26 years
June 22, 1934
243
James O'Dowd, 75-year old who walks about 10 miles every day
July 21, 1934
243
James O'Dowd, 75-year old who walks about 10 miles every day
July 21, 1934
243
James O'Dowd, 75-year old who walks about 10 miles every day
July 21, 1934
243
Children awarded Dunning pins by their piano teachers: Vincent Organ, Barbara Van Zandt, Ruth Carter, Betty Suggett
June 9, 1934
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Children awarded Dunning pins by their piano teachers: Collette and Janine Ponder and Mary Lattimore
June 9, 1934
243
Children awarded Dunning pins by their piano teachers: Collette and Janine Ponder and Mary Lattimore
June 9, 1934
245
CCC Camp at Lake Worth - Frank Purvis, who supervises the lake development work carried on by the CCC boys, and Lt. James G. McKinnon, who is camp commander
July 20, 1934
246
C. H. Montgomery, police criminal identification bureau clerk
June 23, 1934
246
V. A. Leonard, new superintendent of the local police criminal identification bureau
July 26, 1934
246
V. A. Leonard, new superintendent of the local police criminal identification bureau
July 26, 1934
248
"Church of Cimarron" painting by Sallie Blythe Mummert
Oct. 24, 1933
248
Mrs. Frank Hawks, wearing a street dress of the type now worn by most of the young women of China, is shown beside a table holding a few of the extensive collection of souvenirs which she collected
June 13, 1934
248
Mrs. Frank Hawks, wearing a street dress of the type now worn by most of the young women of China, is shown beside a table holding a few of the extensive collection of souvenirs which she collected
June 13, 1934
248
R. M. Bowen, President of the Kiwanis Club, holding a mounted buck's head given him by the Henrietta Club and which he will pass on to some other club
Aug. 9, 1934
249
Judge Allen Montgomery
Jan. 16, 1934
249
Judge Montgomery and Assistant District Attorney Mike Anglin
Jan. 16, 1934
249
C. E. Penix, Assistant District Attorney
Jan. 16, 1934
249
Sam Spence, District Attorney
Jan. 16, 1934
253
Lyndol Young, Vice President Aviation Corp.
Oct. 18, 1933
253
Frank Hawks
Oct. 18, 1933
253
Richard F. Roper, Executive Secretary of the Democratic National Committee
Oct. 18, 1933
253
L.B. Manning, President Aviation Corp.
Oct. 18, 1933
253
One of the four guns that fires 19 gun salute in honor of Vice President Garner and Postmaster Gen. Farley
Oct. 18, 1933
253
Waco plane and Pitzer, West and F. G. (Swede) Rhenstrom, pilot
Aug. 30, 1934
253
C. K. West and Paul W. Pitzer oil producers
Aug. 30, 1934
253
O. A. Jamison, milk administrator for AAA
Sept. 1, 1934
254
C. B. Shotwell
Feb. 10, 1934
254
Herbert Maier, Denver, Colorado District Officer of the National Park Service
Feb. 26, 1934
254
Mack Flenniken, Assistant coach at North Side High School
Aug. 29, 1934
254
Cooper Robbins, Coach at Diamond Hill School
Aug. 29, 1934
255
Joe McClusky, Throckmorton at Abilene
Sept. 3, 1934
255
Forest Park Zoo - Queen Tut and Sugar meet for first time
Sept. 19, 1934
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Forest Park Zoo - Queen Tut and Sugar meet for first time
Sept. 19, 1934
255
Forest Park Zoo - Queen Tut and Sugar meet for first time
Sept. 19, 1934
256
H. T. Hardin, Kennedale
Feb. 13, 1934
256
Miss Faye Kirkwood (Miss Fort Worth) at Abilene
Sept. 3, 1934
257
A. B. L. Clausen, artist at work on PWA painting
Feb. 15, 1934
257
Major Frank H. Barnhart, Cavalry, USA
Feb. 26, 1934
257
Dr. Raymond Foley and Congressman Sam Rayburn, with a Jersey calf on the Rayburn farm
Sept. 16, 1934
257
Miss Lou Rayburn
Sept. 16, 1934
257
Tom Rayburn, who runs the Rayburn farm, and his brother James Rayburn, Dodd City (negative bronzed)
Sept. 16, 1934
257
The Rayburn home
Sept. 16, 1934
257
Rayburn and Foley looking over a copy of Foley's magazine, To-day
Sept. 16, 1934
257
Dr. Raymond Foley and Congressman Sam Rayburn
Sept. 17, 1934
257
Dr. Raymond Foley and Congressman Sam Rayburn
Sept. 17, 1934
257
Dr. Raymond Foley, Amon G. Carter, and Congressman Sam Rayburn
Sept. 17, 1934
258
Post Office Inspectors - F. L. Clampitt, Post Office Inspector in charge here and K. P. Aldrich, Washington, D.C., Chief Post Office Inspector
Sept. 7, 1934
258
E. Langston, President of the Fort Worth Trades Assembly
Sept. 14, 1934
258
Masonic Home - Barber
Sept. 20, 1934
258
Masonic Home - Original building
Sept. 20, 1934
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Masonic Home - New building
Sept. 20, 1934
258
Masonic Home - Hospital
Sept. 20, 1934
261
O. D. Stevens Murder Case - W. T. Evans and W. A. Pulliam, county investigators inspecting the mesh wire basket in which the clothing of three missing men was sunk in Trinity River (Stevens murder case) ( Evans)
July 1933
261
O. D. Stevens Murder Case - Same men holding boots that were identified as those worn by the missing men (Evans)
July 1933
261
O. D. Stevens Murder Case - Burned truck seat (Evans)
July 1933
261
O. D. Stevens Murder Case - Truck used to convey the bodies of three slain men to river bridge (Evans)
July 1933
261
O. D. Stevens Murder Case - Pumping well dry on the O. D. Stevens Farm (Evans)
July 1933
261
O. D. Stevens Murder Case - Pumping well dry on the O. D. Stevens Farm (Evans) (corner broken off negative)
July 1933
261
"Dusty" Rhodes, deputy sheriff who found the bodies of three men slain and thrown in Trinity River. Looking over weapons that might have been used in the triple slaying (O. D. Stevens Murder Case)
July 1933
261
O. D. Stevens Murder Case - Federal Narcotics Officer Buck Nance, U.S. Commissioner Lois Newam and Federal District Attorney Clyde Eastus with narcotics found in the O. D. Stevens home (See film negative #261 in film negative file)
July 15, 1933
261
Deputy Sheriff G. A. Coke and M. D. (Blackie) Howard
July 15, 1933
261
Deputy Sheriff Frank Rimmer and M. T. Howard.
July 15, 1933
261
O. D. Stevens
July 15, 1933
261
Clyde May and Mrs. O .D. Stevens. May is the defendant's attorney
July 15, 1933
262
E. S. Farrington, Athletic Director of Fort Worth Schools
Aug. 29, 1934
263
L .R. Meyer and Raymond Wolf, Coaches Texas Christian University Football
1934
264
James D. Hamlin of Farwell, President West Texas Chamber of Commerce (Left). Fred Lowery of Washington, former Assistant Director of the Budget (Right)
Oct. 4, 1934
264
Mrs. Helen Walker Murphy, Texas Christian University physical education instructor
Oct. 5, 1934
264
Mrs. Helen Walker Murphy, Texas Christian University physical education instructor
Oct. 5, 1934
264
Major Sidney M. Harrison of Fort Worth
Oct. 5, 1934
264
84 year-old Uncle Bill Hale
Oct. 24, 1934
264
Cabin built of Palo Pinto cedars where Uncle Bill Hale lives, 1934. Birthplace of Federal Judge James C. Wilson of Fort Worth
Oct. 24, 1934
265
Al Hayne memorial fountain on triangle at Lancaster Avenue
Oct. 24, 1934
265
Sam Bass House in Denton Co, where Sam Bass spent a night in 1878
Oct. 24, 1934
265
Sam Bass - Mrs. Byron Maddox, one of his hosts that night
Oct. 24, 1934
265
Sam Bass - Roy Hitton, Sr., owner of the house in 1934
Oct. 24, 1934
265
U. S. Court House - Ornamental main entrance facing north on Tenth Street
Oct. 30, 1934
265
U. S. Court House - Corridor on third floor
Oct. 30, 1934
265
U.S. Court House - View from window of office of the district attorney
Oct. 30, 1934
265
U.S. Court House - Prisoner cells
Oct. 30, 1934
265
U.S. Court House - Second floor hallway (negative bronzing)
Oct. 30, 1934
266
Will Rogers in front seat of his car. Amon G. Carter in back seat
Oct. 7, 1934
266
Will Rogers in his car
Oct. 7, 1934
266
Will Rogers in front seat of his car. Amon G. Carter in back seat
Oct. 7, 1934
266
Narcotic Farm - Federal Groundbreaking Exercises. First shovel of dirt being turned. Dr. Walter L. Treadway at the spade (assistant surgeon general of U.S. Public Health Service.) Behind him, left to right: John B. Collier, Jr., president, Chamber of Commerce; Jack H. Hott, Chamber Manager; Mrs. Isabelle Hearn O'Neill of Washington, special representative of Bureau of Narcotics; Amon G. Carter, master of ceremonies; Congressmen Fritz G. Lanham, and Mayor Van Zandt Jarvis
Oct 27, 1934
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Narcotic Farm - Federal Groundbreaking Exercises. First shovel of dirt being turned. Dr. Walter L. Treadway at the spade (assistant surgeon general of U.S. Public Health Service.) Behind him, left to right: John B. Collier, Jr., president, Chamber of Commerce; Jack H. Hott, Chamber Manager; Mrs. Isabelle Hearn O'Neill of Washington, special representative of Bureau of Narcotics; Amon G. Carter, master of ceremonies; Congressmen Fritz G. Lanham, and Mayor Van Zandt Jarvis
Oct 27, 1934
266
Narcotic Farm - Federal Groundbreaking Exercises. First shovel of dirt being turned. Dr. Walter L. Treadway at the spade (assistant surgeon general of U.S. Public Health Service.) Behind him, left to right: John B. Collier, Jr., president, Chamber of Commerce; Jack H. Hott, Chamber Manager; Mrs. Isabelle Hearn O'Neill of Washington, special representative of Bureau of Narcotics; Amon G. Carter, master of ceremonies; Congressmen Fritz G. Lanham, and Mayor Van Zandt Jarvis
Oct 27, 1934
266
Narcotic Farm - Federal Groundbreaking Exercises. High School cadets raising flag
Oct. 27, 1934
267
Mrs. Ruth Bryan Owen
Oct 19, 1934
268
First of judges to sit at bench in courtroom of United States Courthouse, Fort Worth - Left to right: Judge Samuel H. Sibley of Atlanta, Judge Rufus E. Foster of New Orleans and Judge Joseph C. Hutcheson, Jr. of Houston, seated at bench in courtroom of U.S. Courtroom. Fort Worth, Texas.
Nov. 5, 1934
268
First of judges to sit at bench in courtroom of United States Courthouse, Fort Worth - Left to right: Judge Samuel H. Sibley of Atlanta, Judge Rufus E. Foster of New Orleans and Judge Joseph C. Hutcheson, Jr. of Houston, seated at bench in courtroom of U.S. Courtroom. Fort Worth, Texas.
Nov. 5, 1934
268
Fourteen passenger, twin-motored Douglas monoplane of American Airways
Nov. 4, 1934
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American Airways fourteen passenger, twin-motored Douglas monoplane, left to right: W. D. Gordon; Hugh L. Smith, Gen. Mgr. Southern Div. of AA; J. K. Kyle, District traffic Mgr.; Mayor Van Zandt Jarvis; Dr. Webb Walker; E. E. Weaver; H. M. Magendie; Amon G. Carter; A. J. Duncan, Pres. Texas Electric Service Co.; Dr. Hodges McKnight
Nov. 4, 1934
268
Mayor Van Zandt Jarvis congratulating Jim Ingram, pilot of the American Airways plane
Nov. 4, 1934
269
P. P. Willis (left) advertising executive of Chicago & Director of Aviation Corporation, American Airways, and Frank A. Vanderlip, Sr., New York banker
Feb. 2, 1934
270
Forest Park Zoo - Patsy taking medicine for a bad cold
Oct. 20, 1934
271
Lt. W. E. Davis, who flew first Army airmail Eastward, with H. E. Crisman from office of assistant superintendent of airmail
Feb. 19, 1934
271
Lt. H. F. Gregory of Fort Sill, who was first army pilot to fly cargo of mail out of Fort Worth, with C. J. Taylor, railway mail superintendent (left) and W. G. Fuller, manager Municipal Airport
Feb. 19, 1934
271
Reverend C. Q. Smith, (left), President McMurry College at Abilene, and Reverend C. R. Wright, D. D., Fort Worth, Methodist Hospital commissioner and conference director of Golden Cross campaigns
Nov. 7, 1934
272
Air views of Arlington Downs showing parked cars, throngs of people, track, etc.
Nov. 10, 1934
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Air views of Arlington Downs showing parked cars, throngs of people, track, etc.
Nov. 10, 1934
272
Air views of Arlington Downs showing parked cars, track, stands, etc. (emulsion side peeling slightly)
Nov. 10, 1934
272
Junior Leaguers who modeled at Junior League day at the Fair. Left to right, standing: Miss Elizabeth Escavaille, Mrs. Hubert Hammon Crane, and Mrs. Lee Armer. Seated is Mrs. Amon G. Carter
Nov. 7, 1934
272
Air views of Arlington Downs showing parked cars, track, stands, etc.
Nov. 10, 1934
273
Ted Clark, horse, winner of $10,000 Waggoner Handicap at Arlington Downs. Jockey, Nick Wall. Standing, left to right, Trainer C. A. Marone, W. C. Shaw, Georgia Evelyn Billingsley and Dr. C. N. Mooney, owner of horse
Nov. 10, 1934
273
Action photo with Ted Clark nearing finish line with ¾ mile victory over Pot Au Brooms with Amazing five lengths back
Nov. 10, 1934
276
Texas Junior Bar Association Convention. Alto B. Cervin of Dallas (left), elected President; Eddie Compton, Fort Worth (center) and Carlton Smith, Waco
Nov. 16, 1934
277
CCC - Civilian Conservation Corps at Lake Worth. Harry J. Adams, park superintendent, welcoming Captain A. H. Atlas of Denver, medical officer, and John B. Collier Jr., President Chamber of Commerce greeting Lt. Nick V. Fletcher of San Antonio
May 2, 1934
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CCC - Civilian Conservation Corps at Lake Worth. Two Hundred CCC men detraining at Texas and Pacific Railway before boarding trucks for Lake Worth
May 2, 1934
278
Dr. Lewis D. Cooper, research director for Texas State Teachers Association
March 28, 1934
278
Hostesses at Arlington Downs - Mmes. J. B. Googins, standing, right; and Mmes. C. D. Reimers, seated, left; and E. P. Van Zandt
March 29, 1934
279
Mr. And Mrs. James Wright Brown at Arlington Downs. (corner of negative broken)
March 2, 1934
279
James Wright Brown of New York, editor and publisher of Editor and Publisher
March 2, 1934
279
Homer Holcomb, rodeo clown (right); Abe Lefton, announcer; and "Mae West," Homer's trick mule
March 13, 1934
280
Zoo keeper Hamilton Hitson introducing Wottasnozzle and Wimpy, bloodhound pups received from Wynne State Prison Farm in exchange for a fox and two monkeys
March 5, 1934
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Zoo keeper Hamilton Hitson introducing Wottasnozzle and Wimpy, bloodhound pups received from Wynne State Prison Farm in exchange for a fox and two monkeys
March 5, 1934
280
Coach Francis Schmidt and his last TCU Championship Team. Southwest Conference Basketball Trophy for 1934 in front of Captain Wallace Myers in the Center. Members of team, left to right, front row: Elbert (Flash) Walker, Richard Allison, Capt. Myers, Hersel Kinzy, Robert Chappell; back row, Cy Perkins, Coach Schmidt, Darrell Lester, Judy Truelson, Mgr. "Spec" Logan & Dan Harston Jr.
March 14, 1934
280
O. D. Stevens in foreground conferring with his atty., Henry Stevens of Magnolia, Ark. Other defendants, in row behind Stevens are left to right, M. T. Howard, W. D. May, M. B. Howard & E. Claud Hill. Joe L. Martin at extreme right
March 28, 1934
282
Elliott F. Cowden, Midland, Ector County, oil land owner and ranchman
November 1934
282
Officials of Frisco Lines in Texas. W. T. Minor, assistant general freight agent
November 1934
282
Officials of Frisco Lines in Texas. J. E. Steele, general freight and passinger, agent
November 1934
282
W. V. Galbreath, Fort Worth
November 1934
282
Manager Lee Simmons (right) of the Texas prison system and U.S. Marshal J. R. Wright (left)
Nov. 13, 1934
284
Col. John Kilpatrick of Madison Square Garden, (left), John Davis, center, and Verne Elliot, right
March 16, 1934
284
Donald Fay, confessed slayer of Arlington Downs night watchman, center with his attorney, John Morison, right, & his father, Howard Fay (left)
November 1934
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Donald Fay, confessed slayer of Arlington Downs night watchman, center with his attorney, John Morison, right, & his father, Howard Fay (left)
November 1934
285
F. D. Hendrix and Royer's Ranch scenes made in 1893 (Copy of old photo)
Dec. 8, 1933
285
F. D. Hendrix and Royer's Ranch scenes made in 1893 (Copy of old photo)
Dec. 8, 1933
286
Walter Morris and Roy (Duke) Meehan Office bosses for the Fort Worth Cats
Jan. 26, 1933
286
W. J. Marsh at organ in St. Patrick's Church
April 7, 1934
287
Masonic Temple
Oct. 13, 1932
287
Walter E. Monteith, Mayor of Houston. Amon G. Carter. Van Zandt Jarvis, Fort Worth. Dr. G. V. Morton. All in Houston for TCU-Rice game
Nov. 19, 1932
288
Old Gray Mare Band. W. T. Waggoner and Wright Armstrong
June 24, 1932
288
Old Gray Mare Band. W. T. Waggoner and Wright Armstrong
June 24, 1932
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Old Gray Mare Band. W.T. Waggoner and Wright Armstrong
June 24, 1932
288
Dave O'Keefe
Jan. 26, 1934
289
Carl Simpson, prisoner, and Oscar Hukill, Deputy Sheriff
April 25, 1933
289
Armon Shannon and wife entering Federal Building
Aug. 24, 1933
289
Armon Shannon and wife entering Federal Building
Aug. 24, 1933
289
R.G. (Boss) Shannon and wife entering Federal Building
Aug. 24, 1933
289
R.G. (Boss) Shannon and wife entering Federal Building
Aug. 24, 1933
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R.G. (Boss) Shannon and wife entering Federal Building
Aug. 24, 1933
290
Elliott Roosevelt putting NRA sticker on his auto
July 28, 1933
290
Mr. and Mrs. Elliott Roosevelt
Sept. 16, 1933
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Mr. and Mrs. Elliott Roosevelt
Sept. 16, 1933
290
Gene Arnold at airport
Dec. 11, 1934
290
Gene Arnold, radio favorite, stepping off American Airlines plane at Municipal Airport. Greeting him is W. G. Clark. Behind Clark are C. K. West & Norman A. Dodge, former U.S. district atty. At the left is George Cranston, program director of WBAP
Dec. 11, 1934
292
A.B. Waldron (negative silvered)
Nov. 18, 1932
292
A.B. Waldron
Nov. 18, 1932
292
Deer Hunt. E. Paul Waggoner, Tom Hickman, Ranger Captain Trav Daniel
Nov. 29, 1932
292
Deer Hunt. E. Paul Waggoner, Tom Hickman, Ranger Captain Trav Daniel (negative silvered)
Nov. 29, 1932
292
B. R. Wall, mayor of Grapevine, signs petition on beer and prohibition repeal. Dr. C. E. Walker and G. T. Givson look on
July 1933
293
Harry C. Wiess, Houston, and Dr. E. R. Lederer, vice president of the T&P Coal & Oil Company
Dec. 1, 1933
293
J. D. Collett and Howard Bennette, Tulsa
Dec. 1, 1933
293
Frank Buttram, left, of Oklahoma City, and C. S. Gilbert of Tulsa
Dec. 7, 1933
293
Amon G. Carter and boyhood friend (copy of old photo)
Dec. 17, 1934
294
Airport and American Airways hangar air views
Oct. 12, 1933
294
Airport and American Airways hangar air views (negative bronzed)
Oct. 12, 1933
294
American Airways dedication. James A. Farley, Postmaster General. John N. Garner, Vice President
Oct. 18, 1933
294
American Airways dedication. John N. Garner speaking
Oct. 18, 1933
294
American Airways dedication. James A. Farley speaking
Oct. 18, 1933
294
American Airways dedication. Eugene L. Vidal, Col. Carroll Cone, Emil Hurja, L. W. Robert Jr., James A. Farley, John N. Garner, Harlee Branch, W. W. Howes, Joseph C. O'Mahoney, U.S. Senator Tom Connally
Oct. 18, 1933
295
Mrs. H. K. Buchanan murder scene in Dallas
Dec. 3, 1932
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Mrs. H. K. Buchanan murder scene in Dallas
Dec. 3, 1932
295
Jack Flynn, labor and boxing commissioner
July 1933
295
Ancil Hoffman, manager of Max Baer, Max Baer, George Butler, Bryan, and Jack Dempsey
July 1933
295
Max Baer and Jack Dempsey
July 1933
295
Jack Flynn and Jack Dempsey
July 1933
295
Jack Dempsey and Ben Keith
July 1933
295
Ardmore officers who captured Harvey Bailey, Detective Raymond Shumaker, Police Chief Hale Dunn, Detective Bennett Wallace
Sept. 4, 1933
295
Brooks Baker, Fort Worth surveyor
Sept. 27, 1933
296
U.S. Attorney Eastus and assistants. Group: W. L. Ward Clyde Hood, Clyde O. Eastus, Alex M. Mood, and W. J. Weaver
July 1933
296
U.S. Attorney Eastus and assistant Clyde O. Eastus
July 1933
296
U.S. Attorney Eastus and assistant Alex M. Mood, first assistant
July 1933
296
U.S. Attorney Eastus and assistants. Clyde Hood and W. L. Ward, assistants
July 1933
296
George Miller Emery, who shot James McCrary
July 30, 1933
296
Mr. and Mrs. Tex Austin
March 10, 1934
296
Chase National Bank, New York Officials Winthrop W. Aldrich, chairman of the board
Dec. 15, 1934
296
Chase National Bank, New York Officials Nelson A. Rockefeller, employee of public utilities department
Dec. 15, 1934
296
Chase National Bank, New York Officials. Front, left to right: H. D. Campbell; Winthrop W. Aldrich; Dr. Benjamin M. Anderson, Jr.. Back, left to right: P. J. Ebbott; Amon G. Carter; and Nelson A. Rockefeller
Dec. 15, 1934
297
Men who held-up and killed U. E. Horton at filling station on Vaughn Blvd. Justine Conde, Dewey Fowler and attorney John Morrison
Jan. 8, 1934
297
Men who heldup and killed U. E. Horton at filling station on Vaughn Blvd. Jack Carter
Jan. 8, 1934
297
Harvey Cox at police station. Wall community near San Angelo
Jan. 26, 1934
297
William I. Myers, Washington, deputy governor of the Farm Credit Administration, and party, visit Shady Oak Farm. Group: W. L. Pier, Pres. Fort Worth Clearing House Assn.; Amon G. Carter; William I. Myers; Harry H. Wilkinson; A. E. Thomas; Dr. Webb Walker; Albert C. Williams; J. B. Hogsett; and Raymond Gee
Oct. 29, 1933
297
William I. Myers, Washington, deputy governor of the Farm Credit Administration, and party, visit Shady Oak Farm. Group: W. L. Pier, Pres. Fort Worth Clearing House Assn.; Amon G. Carter; William I. Myers; Harry H. Wilkinson; A. E. Thomas; Dr. Webb Walker; Albert C. Williams; J.B. Hogsett; and Raymond Gee
Oct. 29, 1933
297
William I. Myers, Washington, deputy governor of the Farm Credit Administration, and party visit Shady Oak Farm. William I. Myers, with the longhorn
Oct. 29, 1933
297
William I. Myers, Washington, deputy governor of the Farm Credit Administration, and party visit Shady Oak Farm. William I. Myers, with the longhorn
Oct. 29, 1933
297
Chevrolet dealers banquet for Amon G. Carter at Fort Worth Club
Jan. 15, 1934
297
Amon G. Carter and Mrs. Carter return from the east. Reception at Texas & Pacific Station
March 23, 1933
297
Amon G. Carter and Mrs. Carter return from the east. Reception at T & P Station
March 23, 1933
297
Amon G. Carter and Mrs. Carter return from the east. Reception at Texas & Pacific Station
March 23, 1933
297
Amon G. Carter and Mrs. Carter return from the east. Reception at T & P Station
March 23, 1933
297
Amon G. Carter and Mrs. Carter return from the east. Reception at T & P Station
March 23, 1933
299
Air views of Fort Worth, Belknap Street overpass
Jan. 5, 1934
299
Air views of Fort Worth, Municipal airport
Jan. 5, 1934
299
Air views of Fort Worth (negative broken)
Jan. 5, 1934
299
Air views of Fort Worth
Jan. 5, 1934
299
Air views of Fort Worth
Jan. 5, 1934
299
Air views of Fort Worth
Jan. 5, 1934
299
Air views of Fort Worth, Belknap Street overpass
Jan. 5, 1934
299
Air views of Fort Worth, North Side High School
Jan. 5, 1934
300
Lord Charles Guy Greville, Earl of Warwick
April 27, 1933
300
Lord Charles Guy Greville, Earl of Warwick
April 27, 1933
300
E. N. Gustafson, engineer-examiner on staff of R.A. Thompson, Public works engineer of Texas
Aug. 18, 1933
300
Granbury, Texas. Dedication of Bridge over the Brazos
June 7, 1932
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Granbury, Texas. Dedication of Bridge over the Brazos
June 7, 1932
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Granbury, Texas. Dedication of Bridge over the Brazos
June 7, 1932
300
Granbury, Texas. Dedication of Bridge over the Brazos
June 7, 1932
301
U.S. Courthouse, Fort Worth. Federal Building Dedication. James A. Farley, Postmaster General; Amon G. Carter; Congressman Fritz Lanham; W. G. Clarkson; J. C. Carpenter; Vice Pres. John N. Garner and L. W. Robert, Jr.
Oct. 19, 1933
301
U.S. Courthouse, Fort Worth Federal Building Dedication. Section of crowd that witnessed the ceremonies
Oct. 19, 1933
301
U.S. Courthouse, Fort Worth Federal Building Dedication. L. W. Robert, Jr.; J. C. Carpenter; W. G. Clarkson and C. C. Converse
Oct. 19, 1933
301
U.S. Courthouse, Fort Worth Federal Building Dedication. L. W. Robert, Jr.; J. C. Carpenter; W. G. Clarkson and C. C. Converse
Oct. 19, 1933
302
Walter Looney, who witnessed the slaying of deputy sheriff Joe Brown at Rhome
Jan. 27, 1933
302
Miss Dorothy Lee on horse
Feb. 16, 1933
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Miss Dorothy Lee on horse
Feb. 16, 1933
302
A. A. Lund, Manager of Armour's. S. McGregor, 50 years with Armour. David Barron, Superintendent at Armour's
April 29, 1933
302
George Lipe, Oklahoma City Times; Bennie Turner, Daily Oklahoman; Moss Patterson, sportsman-aviator
May 6, 1933
303
Robert Nail, producing director of the Little Theatre
Sept. 15, 1933
303
News Boys annual turkey dinner at Elks Club. Judge Walter Morris and Amon G. Carter, Jr.
Nov. 30, 1933
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News Boys annual turkey dinner at Elks Club. Judge Walter Morris and Amon G. Carter, Jr.
Nov. 30, 1933
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News Boys annual turkey dinner at Elks Club. Judge Walter Morris and Amon G. Carter, Jr.
Nov. 30, 1933
303
News Boys annual turkey dinner at Elks Club. Judge Walter Morris and Amon G. Carter, Jr.
Nov. 30, 1933
305
Fred and Hughie Hodges, charged with assault to murder in connection with shooting of Roy Scott
Oct. 8, 1929
305
Leora Hodges, sister of Fred and Hughie Hodges
Oct. 8, 1929
305
Miss Margaret Marable, Dallas, and Norris Ewing, Assistant General Manager of Amarillo News-Globe at Ad convention at Texas (negative corner cracked)
Nov. 10, 1933
305
John Scharbauer, pioneer stockman (right), receiving from Walter B. Scott a loving cup presented to him as birthday gift on 83rd birthday by 15 oldtime friends
Dec. 26, 1934
306
Mrs. Bell Pressley. 90 years old
Feb. 2, 1933
306
Del Pratt, manager of the Fort Worth Cats
Feb. 3, 1934
306
Lt. W. W. Messmore from San Antonio, talking with Lt. W. M. Fuller, manager of Municipal Airport
Feb. 15, 1934
306
Type of Army plane that will carry the mail
Feb. 15, 1934
307
Maxie Rosenbloom
September 1933
307
Maxie Rosenbloom and Dick Griffin
September 1933
307
Maxie Rosenbloom and Bud Burmeister
September 1933
308
Pioneers here for SWE & FSS: Roberta Leahy; R. J. Johnson, Newcastle; Ruth Banks; L. V. Manning, Fort Worth; Bessie Warner
March 10, 1933
308
Seminole, Texas - Copy of old photo
April 19, 1934
311
University Christian Church
May 10, 1933
311
Miss Alma Vass, Rendon Miss Ava Lee Redden, Johnson Station Miss Marie Culver, Azle
Dec. 7, 1933
311
Richardson murder trial at Graham, Charles S. Richardson and Deputy Sheriff Newall Yates
Jan. 16, 1934
311
Richardson murder trial at Graham Court room scene at Graham
Jan. 16, 1934
311
Richardson murder trial at Graham Charles S. Richardson, wife and daughters in court
Jan. 16, 1934
313
Rev. Paul F. Bobb, new pastor of the Westminster Presbyterian Church
Oct. 25, 1933
314
Tarrant County Courthouse showing dome
Dec. 31, 1934
315
Mrs. T. J. Harrell, Fort Worth Member of Woman's Club
Jan. 15, 1935
316
W. F. Yancy, county auditor, seated at his desk in the courthouse
Jan. 4, 1935
316
Forest Park Zoo animals taken to Denver Avenue Shool. Bobbie Joe Gaut, victim of infantile paralysis, with Mickey, a spider monkey. R. B. Crawford behind Bobbie Joe
Jan. 23, 1935
316
Forest Park Zoo animals taken to Denver Avenue School. Zookeeper Hamilton Hittson with skin of last Josephine over right shoulder and panther under his coat
Jan. 23, 1935
316
Forest Park Zoo animals taken to Denver Avenue School. Assistant Zookeeper Harry Rand, showing children Cleopatra, baby panther; Mickey, the monkey; and Tony, the macaw
Jan. 23, 1935
317
Fires: Federal relief warehouse at 700 East Rio Grande Avenue. Pictures showing icicles that formed on the building
Jan. 22, 1935
317
Fires: Federal relief warehouse at 700 East Rio Grande Avenue. Pictures showing icicles that formed on the building
Jan. 22, 1935
317
James A. Jackson, vice president of National City Bank, New York (copy of old photo)
Feb. 5, 1935
317
James H. Perkins, chairman of the board of National City Bank, New York (copy of old photo)
Feb. 5, 1935
318
Mr. and Mrs. Amon G. Carter and children, Amon Jr. and Ruth, at the airport
Jan. 14, 1935
318
Donald Douglas, Los Angeles, President of Douglas Aircraft Corporation
Feb. 4, 1935
318
Donald Douglas, Los Angeles, President of Douglas Aircraft Corporation
Feb. 4, 1935
318
Carole Lombard, Actress
Feb. 1, 1935
318
Carole Lombard, Actress
Feb. 1, 1935
319
Joe W. Caldwell, attorney - State Livestock Sanitary Commission
Feb. 3, 1933
319
Mr. and Mrs. Emory Gordon Rust who celebrate their 65th wedding anniversary, Jan, 20, 1935
Jan. 18, 1935
319
George R. Angell, formerly of Dallas Assistant general freight agent for Rock Island Railway in Fort Worth
Feb. 5, 1935
319
James H. Perkins, chairman of board of National City Bank of New York (left) and James A. Jackson, vice-president
Feb. 5, 1935
319
Left to right: Amon G. Carter, James H. Perkins and James A. Jackson
Feb. 5, 1935
320
Professor Paul Douglas, Chicago Brain Trust
March 30, 1934
321
Federal Crop Loan men at Chamber of Commerce John A. Kee, E. P. Van Zandt, J. M. Andrews.
March 3, 1933
321
Fort Worth view: E. Lancaster looking east from Jennings Ave.
June 14, 1933
321
Fort Worth view: Summit Ave. viaduct looking east
June 14, 1933
321
Fort Worth view: Throckmorton looking north from Texas and Pacific passenger station
June 14, 1933
321
Fort Worth view: Jennings Ave. looking north from Texas and Pacific underpass
June 14, 1933
323
American Airlines Officials: Left to right, seated: E. A. Ward, Chicago, vice president; Hugh Smith, Fort Worth, general supt.; William Littlewood, Chicago, chief engineer and H.D. Ingalls of Chicago, supt. of maintenance Standing: H. E. Mears, Chicago, communications supervisor; Clayton Shangraw, Chicago, supt. of radio; and E. T. Cuttrell, Chicago, radio-navigation instructor
Feb. 11, 1935
324
Gen. Hugh Johnson visits Fort Worth. Gen. Hugh Johnson and Amon G. Carter at Arlington Downs
Nov. 11, 1933
324
Gen. Hugh Johnson visits Fort Worth. Betty Foster, Gen. Johnson and Miss Frances M. Robinson, secretary to Mr. Johnson
Nov. 11, 1933
324
Gen. Hugh Johnson visits Fort Worth. Edward F. McGrady, assistant Secretary of Labor; Miss Robinson; Edgar Kobak, pres. of the Advertising Federation of America, New York; General Johnson and Amon G. Carter
Nov. 11, 1933
324
Gen. Hugh Johnson visits For Worth. Edward F. McGrady, Miss Frances Robinson and General Hugh Johnson
Nov. 11, 1933
324
Gen. Hugh Johnson visits Fort Worth. Gen. Hugh Johnson greeted by Jack H. Hott, Manager of the Fort Worth Chamber of Commerce
Nov. 11, 1933
324
Gen. Hugh Johnson visits Fort Worth. Jack H. Hott, Miss Frances Robinson, Amon G. Carter, Gen. Hugh Johnson and Edward F. McGrady
Nov. 13, 1933
324
Gen. Hugh Johnson visits Fort Worth. Miss Frances Robinson, Gen. Hugh Johnson and Edward F. McGrady
Nov. 13, 1933
324
Gen. Hugh Johnson visits Fort Worth. Condor used by General Hugh Johnson on his trip
Nov. 13, 1933
325
J. F. T. O'Connor, Comptroller of the Currency; W. L. Pier, Pres. Fort Worth Clearing House Association; Jesse H. Jones, Houston
Oct. 19, 1933
325
McDonald Leech, Corpus Christi; James A. Farley, Postmaster General; John N. Garner, Vice-President; Amon G. Carter; Raymond Black
Oct. 19, 1933
327
Jimmy Mattern, Aviator
May 22, 1929
327
Jimmy Mattern, Aviator
May 22, 1929
327
Jimmy Mattern, Aviator
May 22, 1929
327
Jimmy Mattern, Aviator
May 22, 1929
327
Jimmy Mattern, Aviator
May 22, 1929
328
Patsy shops at Leonard's Edwin Claer, shoe salesman Zoo Keeper Hamilton Hittson
Feb. 21, 1933
328
Patsy shops at Leonard's Edwin Claer, shoe salesman Zoo Keeper Hamilton Hittson
Feb. 21, 1933
328
Wiley Post, Amon G. Carter, W. O. Gatton, Keith Morgan, National executive of the President's Birthday Ball; Peter J. Cusack, Clyde A. Penry, J. J. Hurley and Harry Connelly
Jan. 17, 1934
328
Wiley Post and J. J. Hurley
Jan. 17, 1934
329
Will Rogers and Ella Jean Waggoner at Arlington Downs
Nov. 5, 1932
329
Mr. and Mrs. Elliott Roosevelt on arrival at Santa Fe Railway station
July 23, 1933
329
Mr. and Mrs. Elliott Roosevelt at home of the bride
July 24, 1933
329
Mr. and Mrs. Elliott Roosevelt at home of the bride
July 24, 1933
329
Will Rogers, Guy L. Waggoner and Tom Hickman at Arlington Downs
Nov. 5, 1932
329
Will Rogers, Guy L. Waggoner and Tom Hickman at Arlington Downs
Nov. 5, 1932
329
Will Rogers and Guy L. Waggoner at Arlington Downs
Nov. 5, 1932
330
Left to right: Gov. E. W. Marland of Oklahoma, former Gov. W. J. Holloway of Oklahoma, atty. general Mac Q. Williamson of Oklahoma, Bus Hill, former Fort Worth resident, assistant atty. general of Oklahoma
Feb. 17, 1935
330
Left to right: Gov. E. W. Marland, W. J. Holloway, Amon G. Carter, Mac Q. Williamson and Bus Hill
Feb. 17, 1935
331
Autos parked at Shady Oak Farm during Garner-Farley party
Oct. 28, 1933
331
Shady Oak Farm. Sign welcoming John Garner and James A. Farley
Oct. 26, 1933
331
Shady Oak Farm. Sign welcoming John Garner and James A. Farley
Oct. 26, 1933
331
Shady Oak Farm. Sign welcoming John Garner and James A. Farley
Oct. 26, 1933
336
Hamilton Hittson, Zookeeper, "cuddling" a cold and stiff alligator
Feb. 27, 1935
336
Hamilton Hittson, Zookeeper, "cuddling" a cold and stiff alligator
Feb. 27, 1935
336
Mrs. Bob Barker Jr., wife of Dr. Bob Barker
Feb. 27, 1935
337
Will Rogers at airport. Rogers enroute to California from convention in Chicago. Amon G. Carter also in this photo
June 18, 1932
337
Will Rogers and Amon G. Carter at airport. Rogers enroute to California from convention in Chicago
June 18, 1932
337
Will Rogers at airport. Rogers enroute to California from convention in Chicago
June 18, 1932
337
Will Rogers and Amon G. Carter at airport. Rogers enroute to California from convention in Chicago
June 18, 1932
339
Arlington Downs - Crowd photos
Oct. 21, 1933
339
Arlington Downs - Crowd photos
Oct. 21, 1933
340
Raymond Buck home. Air view
Oct. 12, 1933
341
Henry D. Young, recommended by Fritz Lanham for Postmaster of Fort Worth
March 13, 1935
342
Southwestern Exposition and Fat Stock Show Press Day. Left to right, W.M. Beard, Fort Worth; Mrs. Mary Dunbar, Editor of Strawn Tribune; and Ben F. Hargel, editor of La Grange Journal.
March 16, 1935
342
James A. Moffett, Federal Housing Administrator (copy of photo)
March 15, 1935
342
Mrs. James A. Moffett (copy of photo)
March 15, 1935
342
James A. Moffett on arrival in Ft. Worth
March 16, 1935
342
Mrs. Connie Hull, friend of the Moffetts; Amon G. Carter, Mrs. Moffett and Moffett
March 16, 1935
342
Breakfast in Moffett's honor at Fort Worth Club. Moffett standing. Others, left to right; Amon G. Carter, T. B. Yarbrough and H. H. Wilkinson
March 19, 1935
342
Southwestern Exposition and Fat Stock Show Press Day. J. B. Cowan, editor of San Saba Star; Arthur Lefevre, Houston, assistant pres. of Texas Editorial Association, and Pat Holt, editor of Gatesville Messenger
March 16, 1935
342
Southwestern Exposition and Fat Stock Show Press Day. W. M. Rawland of Cleburne Times-Review, and Mrs. Rawland
March 16, 1935
343
Southwestern Exposition and Fat Stock Show visitors John P. Lee of San Angelo, general livestock superintendent of the show, putting on boots
March 1935
343
Southwestern Exposition and Fat Stock Show visitors. Frank H. Kingman, manager Brockton, Mass., Fair (emulsion peeling at corner)
March 1935
343
Southwestern Exposition and Fat Stock Show visitors. Miss Mildred Hart, Fort Worth, holding white fuzzy-headed Jackobin pigeon
March 1935
343
Southwestern Exposition and Fat Stock Show visitors. G. W. Hendrike, Manager Hillandale Farms of Muscatine, Iowa, owner of grand champion Hereford female of the show, Miss Coronet
March 1935
344
Shady Oak Farm Bar (Moffett Tunnel). Holland Magendie, bartender
March 16, 1935
344
Shady Oak Farm Bar (Moffett Tunnel). In group of four left to right: Holland Magendie, Amon G. Carter, Virgil Browning and Ira Sligar
March 16, 1935
344
Shady Oak Farm Bar (Moffett Tunnel)
March 16, 1935
344
Shady Oak Farm Bar (Moffett Tunnel)
March 16, 1935
344
Shady Oak Farm Bar (Moffett Tunnel)
March 16, 1935
344
Mrs. R. E. Buchanan. Painting by Dickson Reeder (negative broken)
Dec. 7, 1933
346
D. W. Evans (left), inventor of twin - propeller and M. M. Egan
June 25, 1931
346
Henry Woods, aviator
June 25, 1931
346
Air Views, Fort Worth, Texas
July 7, 1931
346
Air Views, Fort Worth, Texas
July 7, 1931
346
Air Views, Fort Worth, Texas
July 7, 1931
346
Air Views, Fort Worth, Texas
July 7, 1931
347
Arlington, Texas - Mayor W.L. Barrett
March 12, 1935
347
Arlington, Texas - Eastern Star Home
March 12, 1935
347
Arlington, Texas - Two buildings of North Texas Agricultural College
March 12, 1935
347
Arlington, Texas - Mineral well which dispenses 700,000 gallons of water monthly
March 12, 1935
347
Arlington, Texas - Municipal building
March 12, 1935
347
Southwestern Exposition and Fat Stock Show. Left: Mrs. Enid Stelzer of Nocona Boot Factory, Nocona, Texas. Related to Justin family of Justin Boot Factory, Fort Worth. Right: Ex-Ranger Captain Tom Hikman
March 17, 1935
351
Ruth Lubin Camp - children and directors gathered at City Hall before going to camp
June 8, 1929
351
Log Cabin museum of G. A. Holland, Weatherford. Partial view of gun collection
Dec. 21, 1929
351
Log Cabin museum of G. A. Holland, Weatherford. Ancient wagon wheel, powder horns, Pilgrim Father blunderbuss and flint lock dueling pistol
Dec. 21, 1929
351
Log Cabin museum of G. A. Holland, Weatherford. Holland performing at spinning wheel
Dec. 21, 1929
351
Log Cabin museum of G.A. Holland, Weatherford. Hand loom
Dec. 21, 1929
351
Log Cabin museum of G.A. Holland, Weatherford. Fireplace and pioneer day accoutrements
Dec. 21, 1929
351
Capture of Raymond Hamilton, Public Enemy No. 1
April 5, 1935
351
Capture of Raymond Hamilton, Public Enemy No. 1
April 5, 1935
351
Capture of Raymond Hamilton, Public Enemy No. 1. Left to right, Chester Reagan, Fort Worth detective, Hamilton and Sheriff Smoot Schmid of Dallas who set ambush for the capture
April 5, 1935
351
Capture of Raymond Hamilton, Public Enemy No. 1. The officers who, with Schmid, made the capture. Left to right , Ted Hinton, Dallas; Chester Reagan, Fort Worth; Bryan Peck, Dallas; Bill Decker, Dallas; Carl Harman, Tarrant County deputy sheriff; and Ed Caster, Dallas
April 5, 1935
351
Raymond Hamilton. Scene of his capture. Photo made from East Fourth Street underpass, looking north. Deputy Sheriff Carl Harman (left) and City Detective Chester Reagan standing at place where desperado was taken
April 6, 1935
351
Raymond Hamilton. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Britton, owners of Round House Café, 507 Diamond Street, where Hamilton ate seven meals
April 6, 1935
351
Raymond Hamilton. Round House Café, 507 Diamond Street, where Raymond Hamilton ate seven meals
April 6, 1935
354
Second Annual Banquet of Thomas Jefferson Society of Texas at Fort Worth Club. Harry Woodring, left, and Elliott Roosevelt
April 13, 1935
355
Fans at Arlington Downs Spring Racing Meet, 1935. Mrs. Amon G. Carter, left, and her guest, Mrs. Mary Taub Weil of Houston
April 9, 1935
356
Branding Yearling. "W" Ranch, Winkler Co., (1906) - W.A. Priest Photo (West Texas Pioneer Series)
Oct. 7, 1933
356
Chuck Wagon Scene. "W" Ranch, Winkler Co., 1906 - W.A. Priest Photo (West Texas Pioneer Series)
Oct. 7, 1933
356
Corral Scene. "W" Ranch, Winkler Co., 1906 - W.A. Priest Photo Collection (West Texas Pioneer Series)
Oct. 7, 1933
356
First Overland Mail. Queen's Peak Stage Stop near Bowie in 1858 (West Texas Pioneer Series)
Oct. 7, 1933
356
Jim King, Chuck Wagon Cook on "W" Ranch, Winkler Co., 1906 (West Texas Pioneer Series)
Oct. 7, 1933
356
W. A. (Bill) Priest. Roping Calf on "W" Ranch (1908) (West Texas Pioneer Series)
Oct. 7, 1933
356
W. B. Oats. Manager of "W" Ranch in 1908. Getting Cow Out of Bog (West Texas Pioneer Series)
Oct 7, 1933
358
Matt Brush, right, with Amon G. Carter and wooden Indian at Shady Oak Farm
Jan. 26, 1931
359
Birthday telegran to Amon G. Carter from Paul Henderson
May 30, 1931
359
Painting of Dr. B. H. Carroll, Founder of Southwestern Baptist Theological Seminary
Jan. 17, 1933
360
City of Fort Worth - Old Scenes (Copies)
Feb. 14, 1931
360
City of Fort Worth - Old Scenes (Copies)
Feb. 14, 1931
360
Fort Worth - old scene. Old Ellis Hotel (copy)
March 19, 1931
361
Lady Mary Heath, British Aviatrix at Fort Worth Star-Telegram. Amon G. Carter and Lady Mary Heath, British Aviatrix
May 25, 1929
361
Lady Mary Heath, British Aviatrix at Fort Worth Star-Telegram. Tom Hardin and Lady Mary Heath, British Aviatrix
May 25, 1929
361
Lady Mary Heath, British Aviatrix at Fort Worth Star-Telegram. Lady Mary Heath, British Aviatrix and A. P. Barrett
May 25, 1929
361
Lady Mary Heath, British Aviatrix at Fort Worth Star-Telegram. Left to right, Tom Hardin, Amon G. Carter, Lady Mary Heath, British Aviatrix and A. P. Barrett
May 25, 1929
361
Lady Mary Heath
May 25, 1929
361
Lady Mary Heath
May 25, 1929
361
Lady Mary Heath
May 25, 1929
361
Lady Mary Heath
May 25, 1929
361
Lady Mary Heath, British Aviatrix, arrives at airport to present endurance fliers with flower. Tom Hardin, Lady Mary Heath and Amon G. Carter
May 26, 1929
361
Lady Mary Heath, British Aviatrix, arrives at airport to present endurance fliers with flower. Lady Mary Heath in airplane
May 26, 1929
361
Lady Mary Heath, British Aviatrix, arrives at airport to present endurance fliers with flower. Lady Mary Heath with Amon G. Carter
May 26, 1929
362
Fort Worth, Houston Street scene in 1877 (copy)
April 9, 1929
362
General Benjamin D. Foulois, left, with Captain Arthur McDaniel
June 25, 1931
362
Benjamin D. Foulois, Amon G. Carter and Arthur McDaniel
June 25, 1931
363
Joseph Fleck painting at Carnegie Library
May 7, 1929
363
Joseph Fleck painting at Carnegie Library
May 7, 1929
363
Joseph Fleck painting at Carnegie Library
May 7, 1929
364
Ruth Nichols at airport with Amon G. Carter
Oct. 22, 1930
364
Ruth Nichols at airport with Bess Stephenson
Oct. 22, 1930
366
Trinity Canal Association Banquet at Fort Worth Club. Chief Justice Irby Dunklin, Judge Samuel H. Sibley, Judge J. C. Hutcheson and Congressman Fritz G. Lanham
Nov. 10, 1933
366
Trinity Canal Association Banquet at Fort Worth Club. Lloyd McKee, W. Lee O'Daniel, John W. Carpenter, Dallas; Amon G. Carter, U.S. Senator Tom Connally, Marlin; Roy Miller, Houston; and Walter B. Scott.
Nov. 10, 1933
367
E. W. Sinclair of New York, right, pres. Sinclair Oil Corporation, and J. E. King, New York, vice president American Radiator Company
Jan. 3, 1929
367
Left to right: J. E. King, Amon G. Carter and E. W. Sinclair
Jan. 3, 1929
367
R. L. Paschal, left, principal of Central High School, and his twin brother, G. W. Paschal
Dec. 6, 1928
367
Tombstone of first wife of Tex (Dink) Rickard. (copy)
Jan. 9, 1929
367
Tex (Dink) Rickard and his first wife (copy)
Jan. 9, 1929
367
Tex (Dink) Rickard and his first wife (copy)
Jan. 9, 1929
367
Phil North on his horse
April 13, 1930
367
Phil North on his horse
April 13, 1930
368
Home of Tex Rickard in Henrietta, Texas, and proposed memorial
June 20, 1929
370
Kennisaw Mountain Landis, left, Amon G. Carter and Amon G. Carter, Jr.
March 17, 1929
370
Kennisaw Mountain Landis at game between Chicago White Sox and Fort Worth Cats
March 17, 1929
372
Betty Jean Ficke, left, daughter of Mr. & Mrs. Roy Ficke, and Ruth Carter, daughter of Mr. & Mrs. Amon G. Carter
June 10, 1931
372
Ann Frances Pendleton, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. T. T. Pendleton
June 10, 1931
372
Camp Holland at Weatherford. Boys on collegiate flivver
June 10, 1931
372
Camp Holland at Weatherford. Glen Walton at bat. Leo Lipshitz catching
June 10, 1931
372
Camp Holland at Weatherford. Swarming past bugler at call to supper
June 10, 1931
372
Camp Holland at Weatherford. Archery - left to right: Louis Bernstein, Leo Lipschitz, Greer Harwicke and Amon G. Carter, Jr.
June 10, 1931
373
At Shady Oak Farm, Patrick J. Hurley with fishing pole. Amon G. Carter reaching for line
June 2, 1931
373
At Shady Oak Farm, Patrick J. Hurley with fish, and Amon G. Carter
June 2, 1931
373
At Shady Oak Farm, Amon G. Carter, left, and Patrick J. Hurley, fishing
June 2, 1931
373
At Shady Oak Farm, Patrick J. Hurley and group fishing
June 2, 1931
373
At Airport. Left to right: Major H. T. Oldfield, Patrick J. Hurley and Lt. C. W. Cousland, Army Air Corps, pilot.
June 2, 1931
373
At Airport. Left to right: Lt. C. W. Cousland, Army Air Corps, pilot; Amon G. Carter; Patrick J. Hurley, Secretary of War; James M. North and Major H. T. Oldfield
June 2, 1931
373
At Airport. Patrick J. Hurley, Secretary of War
June 2, 1931
373
American Airways - Inaugural flight from Fort Worth to Cincinnati. Left to right: James Calvert, Charles L. Morgan, W. G. Fuller, A. P. Barrett, R. O. Dulaney, pilot Herb Kindred, Amon G. Carter, W. N. Moore, J. J. Johann-Peter, S. M. Gaines and Walter McAllister
June 15, 1931
373
American Airways - Inaugural flight from Fort Worth to Cincinnati. Crowd around plane
June 15, 1931
374
Col. Charles. A. Lindbergh taking Amon.G. Carter & Loma Laughlin for a hop
Nov. 5, 1928
375
Brahma Steers
Jan. 19, 1929
375
Brahma Steers
Jan. 19, 1929
375
Brahma Steers
Jan. 19, 1929
375
Brahma Steers
Jan. 19, 1929
375
Brahma Steers
March 4, 1929
375
Brahma Steers
March 4, 1929
375
Brahma Steers
March 4, 1929
375
Brahma Steers
Feb. 26, 1931
375
Brahma Steers
Feb. 26, 1931
375
Brahma Steers
Feb. 26, 1931
384
Chuck wagon time at Harrisdale Farms
1935
384
Robert Gilfillan, left, and Andrew Dunlap, both of Philadelphia, standing beside Art Favorite, Grand Champion steer of Southwestern Exposition and Fat Stock Show
1935
395
William Ferguson Kilrie at age of 13. By Sir Henry Raeborn
Jan. 23, 1935
395
"Texas Thistle" by Mrs. Laura Vinning
Oct. 30, 1935
395
Amon G. Carter with W. G. Burton
April 20, 1920
396
General Foulsen and unidentified flier
May 22, 1929
462
Billy Moore, left, back row, in group of Post Office officials
Dec. 8, 1930
462
Luncheon at Fort Worth Club honoring Billy Moore, at end of table on left
April 23, 1931
462
First Methodist Church
June 11, 1931
462
First Methodist Church
June 11, 1931
462
First Methodist Church
June 11, 1931
462
First Methodist Church
June 11, 1931
462
First Methodist Church
June 11, 1931
462
First Methodist Church
June 11, 1931
462
First Methodist Church
June 11, 1931
462
First Methodist Church
June 11, 1931
462
Mt. Gilead Baptist Church. 81st annual home coming - Pastor: Rev. S. F. Garrison
July 31, 1932
462
Mt. Gilead Baptist Church. 81st annual home coming - Pastor: Rev. S. F. Garrison
July 31, 1932
462
Mt. Gilead Baptist Church. 81st annual home coming - Pastor: Rev. S.F. Garrison (negative bronzing)
July 31, 1932
667
A.L. Shuman (Copy) ½ inch for Xmas cards.
Nov. 6, 1928
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Amon Carter and Harold Hough (Eight 4″ × 5″ negatives)
no date
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Reg Robbins (Aviator) - Endurance Flight Around the World (Seventeen 4″ × 5″ negatives).
ca. 1931
615
Reg Robbins (Aviator) - Endurance Hop (Five 5″ × 7″ negatives)
ca. 1931
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Star-Telegram Display ad Staff (5″ × 7″ negative)
Jan. 10, 1930
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Telegram to Amon G. Carter from D. J. Morau (5″ × 7″ negative)
March 5, 1932
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Tex Rickard at Henrietta, Texas (Six 5″ × 7″ negatives)
no date
217
Not identified (Two negatives stuck together)
no date
Sub-subseries 2. Glass Negatives, 8″ × 10″ and Over
Plate No.
Description
Notes
1
Street scene of spectators watching baseball scores outside Star-Telegram, ca. 1915
broken, piece missing 12″ × 20″ negative
2
Fort Worth Power & Light flood scene (northwest from paddock viaduct), June 10, 1915
12″ × 20″ negative
3
1921 Building Opening: Job Press Room ("job shop")
4
1921 Building Opening: Press & Reel Room, loading rolls
5
1921 Building Opening: Star-Telegram exterior
oxidizing
6
1921 Building Opening: Press Room
7
1921 Building Opening: Star-Telegram exterior
oxidizing; 2 plates
8
1921 Building Opening: Editorial Dept.
9
1921 Building Opening: Engraving (machine finishing room)
10
1921 Building Opening: Linotype
broken, piece missing
11
1921 Building Opening: Art Dept.
broken
12
1921 Building Opening: Mailroom
broken
13
1921 Building Opening: Unidentified woman
broken
14
1921 Building Opening: Unidentified woman
15
1921 Building Opening: Engraving
16
1921 Building Opening: Engraving
17
1921 Building Opening: Advertising Dept.
2 plates
18
1921 Building Opening: Engraving
19
1921 Building Opening: Switchboard
also #61
20
1921 Building Opening: Mailroom
21
1921 Building Opening: Wortham's office
22
1921 Building Opening: Circulation
23
1921 Building Opening: Mailroom
24
1921 Building Opening: Promotion Division of Circulation
25
1921 Building Opening: Engraving
26
1921 Building Opening: Union Pacific station, ca. 1905, with caption infomation
27
1921 Building Opening: Kitchen
28
1921 Building Opening: Restaurant/Cafeteria
29
1921 Building Opening: Back view of Star-Telegram
30
1921 Building Opening: Reading Room
also #62
31
1921 Building Opening: Circulation Dept.
32
1921 Building Opening: Unidentifiedcouple
33
1921 Building Opening: Unidentified woman--profile
34
1921 Building Opening: Editorial cartoonist (W.K. Patrick)
35
1921 Building Opening: Engraving
36
1921 Building Opening: Executive meeting room
2 plates
37
1921 Building Opening: Reproduction of map (circulation?)
38
1921 Building Opening: Mailroom-carrier's room
39
1921 Building Opening: Mailroom
40
1921 Building Opening: "Morgue"
41
1921 Building Opening: Boiler Room
also #63
42
1921 Building Opening: Unidentified man
43
1921 Building Opening: Paper storage area
44
1921 Building Opening: Composing
45
1921 Building Opening: Amon Carter's office
2 plates
46
1921 Building Opening: Pictures of unidentified men
47
1921 Building Opening: Engraving
48
1921 Building Opening: Illustration of unidentified man
49
1921 Building Opening: Infirmary
50
1921 Building Opening: Picture of unidentified men
chipped
51
1921 Building Opening: Composing
52
1921 Building Opening: Mailroom
53
1921 Building Opening: Reel Room and press
54
1921 Building Opening: Advertising
55
1921 Building Opening: Listing Room/Circulation
56
1921 Building Opening: Unidentified woman
57
1921 Building Opening: Teletype/wireroom
58
1921 Building Opening: Photo engraving
59
1921 Building Opening: Press Room
60
1921 Building Opening: Banquet, River Crest Country Club
61
1921 Building Opening: Switchboard
also #19
62
1921 Building Opening: Reading Room
also #30
63
1921 Building Opening: Boiler Room