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O.G. Lewis

Photo of man with glasses dressed in suit. Photo of O.G. Lewis, a mason in Van Horn, TX.

Date: unknown

John Heath Sr.

Photograph of man with hat and glasses. Photo of John Heath Sr. A Mason in Van Horn, TX

Date: unknown

Don Heath

Photograph of a man with glasses. Photograph of Don Heath. a Mason in Van Horn TX.

Date: 1973

Willard Harris

Photograph of a man with glasses. Photograph of Willard Harris, a Mason in Van Horn, TX.

Date: 1950

Kitty Hurt

Photograph of woman. Photograph of Kitty Hurt of Van Horn, TX and member of the Order of the Eastern Star.

Date: unknown

Marguerite Holley

Photograph of woman. Photograph of Marguerite Holley, of Van Horn, TX and member of the Order of the Eastern Star

Date: unknown

Laura Hall

Photograph of a woman. Photograph of Laura Hall, a woman of Van Horn, TX and member of the Order of the Easter Star

Date: 1910~/1929~

Mary Belle Hale

Photograph of a woman. Photograph of Mary Belle Hale, of Van Horn, TX and member of the Order of the Eastern Star.

Date: unknown

Alma Gibson

Photograph of a woman. Photograph of Alma Gibson, a woman of Van Horn, TX and member of the Order of the Eastern Star

Date: unknown

Evangelina and Ismael Villalobos

Photograph of two children and dog. Photograph of Evangelina and Ismael Villalobos and dog, of Van Horn, Tx.

Date: 1942

First Drug Store

Photograph of interior of Van Horn, TX's first drug store, 106. W. Front, next to the Clark Hotel building.

Date: unknown

Photograph of woman in wedding dress. Photograph of Laura Harriett Dameron Toolen, in wedding dress and veil, of Van Horn, TX. She was the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. C.F. Toolen, and granddaughter of Mr. and Mrs. R.L. Hall.

Date: 1935~

Downtown Van Horn

Photograph of building. Photograph of United Building in Van Horn, TX, most built around 1930. It housed the bank, the water company, the newspaper, and Eugene Rowe's store. The tall section in the back was built in 1908, was the first second story in town and was the first location of the Masonic Lodge.

Date: unknown