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- William L. and Thomas F. Miller
- William Leander Miller and Thomas F. Miller, both residents of Bedford. William was born in 1867 and Thomas was born in 1863.
- William Lee Harrison
- Portrait of William Lee Harrison. (His first wife was Mattie Reeves. The Reeves family were one of the founding families in Northeast Tarrant County)
- William Letchworth Hurst
- Portrait of William Letchworth Hurst, founder of Hurst. Hurst had come to the Grapevine area from Tennessee in 1870. In 1903, when the Rock Island Railroad built across his farm near Bedford, where he had later relocated, the train stop was named after him.
- William Mack Rogers
- Portrait or Reverend Mack Rogers, pastor of Minter's Chapel. He was born in 1817. He died in 1904.
- William Mack Rogers
- Portrait of William Mack Rogers, 1817-1904. He was minister at Minter's Chapel. William married ____ Watts. Their daughter was Martha Jane (1840-1884), who married Augustus Richard Creed. Martha was buried at White's Chapel. Mack is buried at Minter's Chapel.
- William Mitchell Howard Family
- William Mitchell Howard family of White's Chapel community. Family members identified on insert : Olin, Alva Lee, William Edward, Della May and William Mitchell Howard
- William N. Bewley
- Portrait of William N. Bewley
- William O. Reeves and Family
- William (Will) O., his wife Mate, and his children Nan, Lee and Nora
- William Parker Family
- William Parker family of Mosier Valley on their front porch. The Parkers were early settlers of the community, about 1898.
- William Rufus Allen
- Diamond-shaped portrait of William Rufus Allen
- William Sitto
- Portrait of William Sitto
- William Souder's Classmates
- William Souder, Roger Souder, Ruby Harrison Spain, Margaret Martin, C.A. Johnson, T.J. Bingham, Anita Wilkinson, James Leonard French, Helen Fay Powell, and Edith Bolton on steps.
- William Turnbull
- William Turnbull taught in the history department for many years at Tarrant County College.
- [William Volestire Severe Allen's Home]
- Photograph of a wood frame house with adjoining outbuilding, both in very bad condition. The house was the home of William Volestire Severe Allen. A tree stands in the foreground of the image.
- Willie Calloway and Birdie Manning
- Portrait of Birdie Manning and Willie Calloway together. Birdie is Polly Calloway granddaughter. Willie is Polly's daughter.
- Willie Hazel Anderson Reeves
- Willie Hazel Anderson Reeves standing in her yard
- Willie Hazel Anderson Standing in Front of Moss Rose Bush
- Willie Hazel Anderson standing in front of moss rose bush growing beside her front porch
- Wilma Sargent
- Portrait of Wilma Sargent. She was a school teacher at a school in the Pleasant Run community.
- Wilma Sargent
- Portrait of Wilma Sargent, a teacher at Pleasant Run School
- Wilshire Elementary School Headstart Class
- students and teachers sitting on steps of school; teachers and principal identified on back
- Window Sill of Sandstone Rock House
- Window sill of old sandstone rock house on hwy 157, south of the Trinity River bridge
- Winfield Scott
- Portrait of Winfield Scott
- Woman Reading
- Elderly woman sitting in a chair reading
- Woman Seated in Curved Chair
- Young woman with hat, seated in curved-bottom chair
- Woman Standing in Field
- Woman in field, appears to be farmyard.
- Woman Standing Next to Her Young Child Who is Holding a Flag
- Mother standing beside her child, who is holding an American flag
- Women in a Park
- Two women at Lake Erie Trolley Park Picnic Area in Handley, Texas facing the boat dock: one seated, one standing, both have large hats.
- Women in the Woodman's Circle
- Women in the Woodman's Circle standing in front of the lodge hall. Women are identified on the back of the photograph.
- Women in the Woodman's Circle
- Women in the Woodman's Circle in front of a building that is a combination general store and a lodge hall. The building was located on the Brawley homestead in the Roberts community in Northern Parker County. The lower half of the building housed a general store, which was run by Oscar Hill. The upper half served as the meeting hall for the Woodsmen of the World Lodge.
- Women's Lodge Meeting in Bransford
- Women's Lodge Meeting in Bransford
- Woodmen of the World, Bransford Camp
- Woodsmen of the World, Bransford Camp, standing in front of their lodge. Members are identified on the back of the photograph.
- Woodsmen of the World Assembly and Graduation Recognition
- Woodsmen of the World Assembly and Graduation Recognition in front of lodge hall in Bransford
- Workers Building the City Hall for Niles City
- Workers Building Niles City City Hall
- Worth Ranch
- Covered wagon located at Boyscout ranch Worth Ranch located in Palo Pinto
- Wounded Soldiers at French First Aid Station in WWI
- Luke Tennison and John Dungan were members of the 111th Engineers in France during WWI. Here, they are among several wounded soldiers. (They are mentioned here because Tennison is from Fort Worth and Dungan is included because he is the cousin of Lloyd Booth, whom Booth-Calloway Rd. is named for and was prominent in Hurst) Tennison lived in Haltom City, Texas.
- Yancy's Grocery Store
- Inside of grocery store in Grapevine. It belongs to Mary May Yancy's uncle.
- Yates and Estill Children
- Mary Estill Yates, Cal Yates, Swayne Yates, June Yates, Nell Gene Estill, Catherine Estill, Thomas Estill, and Annie Jo Estill as children
- Yates and Estill Children at Earl Yates' Home
- L-R: June, Estill, Swayne and Earl Yates, Jr. , along with Thomas and John Francis Estill, at the home of Kate and Earl Yates.
- YF-16 Fighter
- YF-16 fighter with four men sitting in front of it. This photo shows the YF-16 forward fuselage mounted on a rocket sled that would be used to test the ejection qualities of the prototype article. There appear to be a test dummy in the cockpit, probably was instrumented to ensure ejection loads were compatible with human life. Also it was part of the "Lightweight Fighter" competition against the FY-17 from Northrup. General Dynamics won the competition.
- YF-16 Fighter Jet
- YF-16 fighter jet manufactured by General Dynamics (now Lockeed Aircraft) in Fort Worth. The jet is getting ready for high speed sled tests at Holleman Air Base in New Mexico.
- Yoe High School Football Team
- individual photos of football team players in composite photo, each identified beneath their photo
- Yoe High School Football Team
- Football team in front of School
- Young Couple on Playground at Chisholm Park
- Young Couple on Playground at Chisholm Park
- Young Girl at Children's Center
- Young Girl at Children's Center at TCJC (now TCC)
- Young Girl Swinging at Chisholm Park
- Photograph of a young girl on a swing at Chisholm Park in Hurst, Texas. There are trees visible in the background.
- Young Woman Being Crowned in a "Miss America-Type" Pageant
- Photograph shows two girls standing in the foreground; the girl on the left is wearing a crown and holding a trophy. The girl to the right appears to be handing a bouquet of flowers to the first girl. There are two other girls visible behind them.
- Young Woman in an Evening Gown
- Young woman in an evening gown standing in a room gazing forward
- Young Woman Swimming in TCJC Pool
- Young woman swimming in TCJC pool.
- Zion Methodist Church and School
- Zion Methodist Church and School. The Zion Methodist Church became the Smithfield Methodist Church