Private Collection of T. B. Willis - 17 Matching Results

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[Dallas Public Library]

Description: Postcard image of the Dallas Public Library positioned in a side corner point of view. In the image the library is two stories tall with eleven white colored columns around the exterior. An American flag is visible on top of the roof of the building.
Date: unknown
Creator: C. T. American Art
Item Type: Refine your search to only Postcard

[Episcopal Church in La Grange]

Description: Postcard image of white-and-brown church that has a square tower and large spire on the left side. Printed text below the image identifies it as "Episcopal Church, La Grange, Tex." with a handwritten note that says, "This is a pretty little church." Handwritten text on the back is addressed to Miss Lou DeLany of Austin, Texas.
Date: 191X-07-17
Item Type: Refine your search to only Postcard
Location: 29.908143 -96.874051

[Loose Page Covering Views of Texas]

Description: Scrapbook page that has separate photos of take in different parts of Texas. 5 of the photos show a view of the Laurel Land Cemetery in Dallas, Texas. The top right photo shows Sam Houston's home in Huntsville, Texas and the top left photo shows the Montgomery County Courthouse.
Date: unknown
Item Type: Refine your search to only Photograph

[Portrait of the Gordon Family]

Description: Photograph of the Gordon family from Dallas, Texas. Pictured is Thomas Jefferson Gordon (middle), Mrs. T. J. Gordon (left), and their son, Allie Hale Gordon (right). The family is photographed wearing dark clothing in front of a nature background with trees visible.
Date: unknown
Item Type: Refine your search to only Photograph

[Residence of William S. Willis]

Description: Photograph of the residence of William S. Willis at 3000 San Jacinto Street in Dallas, Texas. Within the image the home is two stories tall with dark color brick and light color painted trim. To the left side there is a drive through area that leads under a portion of the house where another building structure is visible. The front of the home has a covered porch area with four brick columns. One large tree is visible in the right area of the photo.
Date: unknown
Item Type: Refine your search to only Photograph
Location: 32.792023 -96.791063

[Two Mints in One]

Description: Postcard image of two men in suits wearing full face covering masks. Text on the back reads "D. W. Co-Op Gallery Ron Moody [and] Danny Williams, Paintings, Opening Saturday, August 14, 1976, 7 - 11pm 3305 McKinney at Hall St. Dallas Texas, 526-3240. Summer Gallery Hours Tues. - Sat. 11am - 4pm. Show continues through September 9".
Date: unknown
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[Unknown Women at Cycle Park Theater]

Description: Photograph of two unknown women at the Cycle Park Theater in Dallas, Texas. In the picture they are seen standing next to a statue of a light colored elk that has been placed outdoors. Around the statue other small urns are seen holding various flowers. To the left and right of the photo two separate building structures are visible.
Date: unknown
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[Unknown Young Child Sitting on Rocky Ledge]

Description: Photograph of an unknown female child positioned sitting down. She is pictured wearing a light colored skirt and patterned top with a dark colored bow tie. In her left hand she is holding a straw hat and her right hand is on her lap. Text on the front of the photograph identifies J. H. Webster of Dallas, Texas as the photographer.
Date: unknown
Creator: Webster, J. H.
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[Ursuline Convent in Dallas, Texas]

Description: Postcard image of the Ursuline Convent in Dallas, Texas. In the image the large convent is surrounded by large trees with a white fence separating the convent from the sidewalk. Pedestrians are visible walking in front of the convent. The handwritten text on the back is addresses to Mrs. Irma Lee of Lillian, Texas.
Date: unknown
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