Several Army soldiers ride in a convertible automobile during a military parade in Mineral Wells, Texas. The soldiers are in their uniforms and are all smiling. Behind them is a large brick building housing the J.M. Belcher & Son Furniture store. People may be seen on sidewalks watching the parade. The soldiers are likely stationed at Fort Wolters.
Item: Military men in a parade in Mineral Wells, Texas
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Original image part of the Arlington Citizen Journal Photograph Collection, University of Texas at Arlington Libraries. Identifier: AR459-1-15
Identifier: 10004379
Title: Military men in a parade in Mineral Wells, Texas
Description: Several Army soldiers ride in a convertible automobile during a military parade in Mineral Wells, Texas. The soldiers are in their uniforms and are all smiling. Behind them is a large brick building housing the J.M. Belcher & Son Furniture store. People may be seen on sidewalks watching the parade. The soldiers are likely stationed at Fort Wolters.
Category: Architecture, Art and Culture, Business and Industry, Cities and Towns, Daily Life, Military, Texas, State and Local
Subject Term: Soldiers, Military uniforms, Convertibles, Parades & processions, Crowds, Commercial districts, Buildings, Bricks, Fort Wolters (Tex.)
Location: Mineral Wells (Tex.)
Address:
Geographc Coordinates: Latitude: 32.808790000000
Longitude: -98.111730000000
Collection: Arlington Citizen Journal Photograph Collection
Type: Still Image
Format: JPG
Publisher: University of Texas at Arlington Libraries
Rights Holder: University of Texas at Arlington Libraries, Special Collections
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Title: Military men in a parade in Mineral Wells, Texas
Description: Several Army soldiers ride in a convertible automobile during a military parade in Mineral Wells, Texas. The soldiers are in their uniforms and are all smiling. Behind them is a large brick building housing the J.M. Belcher & Son Furniture store. People may be seen on sidewalks watching the parade. The soldiers are likely stationed at Fort Wolters.
Category: Architecture, Art and Culture, Business and Industry, Cities and Towns, Daily Life, Military, Texas, State and Local
Subject Term: Soldiers, Military uniforms, Convertibles, Parades & processions, Crowds, Commercial districts, Buildings, Bricks, Fort Wolters (Tex.)
Location: Mineral Wells (Tex.)
Address:
101 Southeast First Avenue
Mineral Wells, TX
United States Geographc Coordinates: Latitude: 32.808790000000
Longitude: -98.111730000000
Collection: Arlington Citizen Journal Photograph Collection
Type: Still Image
Format: JPG
Publisher: University of Texas at Arlington Libraries
Rights Holder: University of Texas at Arlington Libraries, Special Collections
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