Are We There Yet? Transportation in Central Texas - 274 Matching Results
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- [Truck with cotton bales]
- Black and white photographic print mounted on a grey with black border outline matte. The photo is of a truck with a load of cotton in Georgetown, Texas around 1927. Behind the truck on the right is Albert William Lindell standing next to another man in a hat. Behind the truck is a brick building with a sign having the letters "FIS" visible. The man on the right is wearing a white shirt and black bow tie.
- [Truck with cotton by Miller Motor Co.]
- Photograph of truck loaded with cotton bales in front of Miller Motor Co.
- [Two Girls on Horse at San Gabriel River]
- Photograph of Mary Atkinson on the left holding the umbrella of Liberty Hill and another girl on a horse near South San Gabriel River.
- [Two ladies sitting by river - bridge]
- Photograph of two ladies sitting on a big rock in the river. There is a bridge in the background.
- [Two Women in Car at Norman's Crossing]
- Photograph of Flo and Billie at Richard's Store in Norman's Crossing.
- [A.W. Storrs Opera House in Granger, TX]
- Photograph of the A.W. Storrs Opera House in Granger, TX. This building has also served as a hotel, newspaper office, and appliance store. It was torn down in 1983.
- [A Wagon Train in Round Rock]
- Photograph of Old Town Round Rock wagon train in front of St. Charles Hotel.
- [Wagons clearing fire debris]
- Photograph of East Street in Hutto after a fire destroyed most of the buildings, horse-drawn wagons clear debris.
- [Wagons & horses on Austin Ave]
- Men with horse and mule drawn wagons on Austin Street, Georgetown, Tx. ca. 1915. Farmer's State Bank is in top right corner. Individual's in photograph include H. J. Behrens, Edward Behrens, August Behrens, Adolph Behrens, Emile Behrens, and Ben Behrens (order unknown).
- [Wagons on Main Street]
- Photograph of Main Street, looking north from 2nd Street in Taylor with wagons loaded with cotton.
- [Walburg Motor Company]
- Photograph of the Walburg Motor Company.
- [Walsh Family with horse & buggy]
- Photograph of the W. J. Walsh family in front of Trinity College in 1907. In the foreground is a horse-drawn buggy with four occupants, a man, woman, and two children. In the background is a light colored school building with twin bell towers and arched doorways and windows.
- [William M. Howland on a Pony]
- Photograph of William Miles Howland wearing a hat and posing on a pony.
- [Woman & baby & two cars]
- Photograph of woman with baby by two cars.
- [Woman in a Field on a Horse]
- Photograph of of a women dressed in white posing for a photograph on a black horse. The woman featured in the photograph is a member C.G. Wegstrom family. There is also an automobile in the background.
- [Woman on a Mule in Front of a House]
- Photograph of Frances McNeese on a white mule named "Pete" in front of a House near Merrelltown.
- [Woman on a White Horse]
- Photograph of Karen Thompson on a horse.
- [Woman Sitting on a Longhorn]
- Photograph of Dorothy Fisher Sauls at the age of 18, riding a lognhorn bull at the Emzie Fisher farm.
- [Women standing by bus]
- Photograph of seveal women,possibly high school students standing by a bus.
- [Women with child in Model T]
- Black and white photograph of a Model-T vehicle. There is a woman reaching into the vehicle and holding a child's hand.
- [Wooden Bridge leading to Old Town Round Rock]
- Photograph of the wooden bridge leading into "Old Town" Round Rock around the turn of the century. This was also the Chisholm Trail, and Sam Bass rode over this bridge after an attempted bank robbery. The house on the left is known as the Jessie Sansom home. The building on the right was the church. The two-story home in the background was the Ledbetter home. The store past the church was the Mays and Black store. The bridge was dismantled during World War II and the metal supports were used during the scrap metal drives.
- [Woodmen of the World float]
- Black and white photograph of a decorated wagon pulled by a team of horses. Wagon is decorated with crape paper and the acronym "W.O.W.". A large group of men stands in the wagon bed. The men are dressed in evening wear and most carry woodsman tools. One holds a large U.S. flag. Also on the wagon stands a large white goat. There are two men dressed in evening wear standing behind the wagon and one in a buggy parked in front of the wagon. A young man wearing a pork pie hat holds the wagon horses. A two story building in the background bears the W.O.W. logo. Round Rock Texas USA! notes: "Woodmen of the World Group. L to R: Skete Thorp, Mr. Miller, E. W. Swenson, Charley Robertson, Jack Lynn Bradley, O. L. Brady, Leonard Hall, Bud Killen, Bud Grumbles, Fred Caswell, Jeff Fouse, Lee McDonald and Walter Henna in back. COMPLIMENTS OF ROUND ROCK MOTOR COMPANY." The Woodmen of the World is a fraternal organization.
- [Youth Hayride on Horse-Drawn Wagon]
- Photograph of Youth group hayride with horse-drawn wagon.
- [Zion Lutheran Church with cars in parking lot]
- Photograph of Second Zion Lutheran Church in Walburg with cars in the parking lot.