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Mill Iron outfit

Fort Worth National Bank's new home

Texas and Pacific Railway passenger station fire, Fort Worth, Texas

Fort Worth, Texas in 1873

Indianola, Texas in 1873

Indianola, Texas in 1873

Pilot Point Texas town square

Texas & Pacific Railway Station

Courthouse square, Weatherford, Texas

Methodist Episcopal Church, Weatherford, Texas

Businesses in Weatherford, Texas

Crystal Palace Mills, Weatherford, Texas

Courthouse square, Weatherford, Texas

Carson and Lewis House, Weatherford, Texas

Courthouse square, Weatherford, Texas

Main Street, Midland, Texas

First aerial photograph of Wichita Falls, Texas, 1885

Trimble Building

Old Stone Fort at Nacogdoches, Texas

Sweetwater, Texas

Original unit of the Holly Water Plant in Fort Worth, Texas

Wilson Brothers store, Burleson, Texas

Construction of Hyde Jennings

Downtown Dallas, Texas

Downtown Dallas, Texas

Downtown Dallas, Texas

Cotton Belt Train "John Krauss"

William J. Marsh portrait

Wagon train carrying 46 bales of cotton pulled by eight horses

Metropolitan Hotel, 9th Street and Main Street, Fort Worth, Texas

Fort Worth, Texas skyline

The J. B. Googins house

First Baptist Church, 4th Street and Throckmorton Street, Fort Worth, Texas

Swift's employees' "Liberty Garden"

Central Fire Station, Fort Worth, Texas, 1910

Fort Worth downtown street scene, 7th and Main Sts. [714 Main St.] of Farmers & Mechanics National Bank, 1911

Downtown Fort Worth, Texas

Confederate reunion parade, Cleburne, Texas, 1912

Desdemona, Texas, 1918

Downtown Albany, Texas, 1920s (approximately)

Downtown Denton, Texas, 1920s (approximately)

Saint Patrick's Catholic Church

1921 Vagabond Players production of "Poor Ole Jim," Breckenridge, Texas

Cast of "Suppressed Desires," first production of the Vagabond Players

"Sweetmeat Game", presented by the Vagabond Players, Fort Worth, Texas, 1921

Carnegie Public Library Art Gallery, Fort Worth, Texas, 1924

Lobby of the Carnegie Public Library, Fort Worth, Texas, 1924

Renfro Drug store

Fort Worth Club, 1926