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- Airplane Crash Near Stalcup Road and Rosedale
- Airplane Crash near Stalcup Road and Rosedale in the 1950s
- Airplane Flying from Dallas-Fort Worth International Airport
- Plane Flying over Dallas-Fort Worth International Airport
- Airplane Flying from Dallas-Fort Worth International Airport
- Airplane in Flight from Dallas-Fort Worth International Airport
- Airplane from Camp Bowie that Landed in Grapevine
- An airplane from Camp Bowie that landed in Grapevine
- Airplane Type BT2B : Basic Stage
- Douglas BT2B biplane at Randolph Field
- Airplanes in Rows (Randolph Field)
- Planes on field at AFB. "Basic stage - ships on line."
- Airplanes in Rows (Randolph Field)
- Planes lined up at Randolph AFB. "Basic Stage - Ships on Line."
- Airtrans Passenger Vehicle
- Photograph of an Airtrans passenger vehicle on its track.
- Airtrans Vehicle Number 26
- Airstrans vehicle No. 26 at Dallas-Fort Worth Airport
- Albert Harrison
- Picture of Albert Harrison, half-brother of Owen D. Harrison, seated in a chair.
- Albert Sidney Baker and His Wife
- Mr. and Mrs. Albert Sidney Baker of Colleyville
- Alexander McGehee
- Photograph of Alexander McGehee posing with a rifle.
- Alfred Madison Hightower and His Wife
- Alfred Madison and Pernelis Hightower. Alfred was born Jan. 8, 1825 and died Apr. 9, 1897. Sarah, his first wife, was born Aug. 8, 1824 and died Sept, 27, 1878. Alfred and Sarah were the parents of Catherine Texana Meacham
- Alice Barkley Wright
- Portrait of Alice Barkley Wright
- Alice Willis
- Alice Willis dressed in coat and hat
- Alma Hurst Abshire and Wilma Hurst Dobby Chopping Wood in Front of Dickie's Store
- Alma Hurst Abshire and Wilma Hurst Dobby chopping wood in front of Dickie's store. Alma is on the left; Wilma is on the right.
- Alton, Guy and Wylie Reeves and Others with Tractors in the Field
- Guy, Alton, and Wylie Reeves with other men in the field working with tractors and other large farming equipment.
- Amanda Stone Standifer
- Amanda Stone Standifer lived in Grapevine. She was born in 1840 and died in 1905.
- Amanda Stone Standifer
- Portrait of Amanda Stone Standifer. She lived in Grapevine. She was born in 1840 and died in 1905. She was buried in Grapevine Cemetery.
- Ambrose Foster
- Portrait of Ambrose Foster, one of the early pioneers to Tarrant County. For the Foster genealogy, see Trek to Texas in the Heritage Room collection at TCC Northeast
- American Airline Stewardess College
- Aerial view of American Airline Stewardess College
- American Ambulance and Soldiers in France During WWI
- American Ambulance and Soldiers in France During WWI. Luke Tennison served in the 111th Engineers in France in WWI. He lived in Haltom City at the time he donated the photos.
- [American and Mexican Air Force Officials Holding Mexican Air Force Flag]
- Photograph of American and Mexican Air Force officials holding a Mexican Air Force flag. Brigadier General J. E. Chaney is one of the men pictured
- Amon G. Carter
- Portrait of Amon G. Carter (December 11, 1879–June 23, 1955), the creator and publisher of the Fort Worth Star-Telegram, and a nationally known civic booster for Fort Worth, Texas. He was born in a log cabin in Crafton in Wise County on Dec. 11, 1879.
- Amphibious Vehicles During Maneuvers on Oahu in World War II
- Five Amphibious Vehicles During Maneuvers on Oahu, Hawaii in World War II (included here because TCC student's father fought at Oahu)
- Amtrack Train Diesel Engine
- Amtrack Train Diesel Engine
- Anderson Electric
- Interior of Anderson Electric Store
- Anderson Sporting Goods and Hardware
- A. J. Sporting Goods and Hardware, located on Main St. , near the Powell Building. Left to right are pictured Ed Winfrey, George Bound, Mr. Cockel, Frank Reeves, _____, Martin Dosche
- Andrew C. Foster
- Andrew C. Foster, born June 28, 1866 near Grapevine to James L. Foster and his 1st wife, Alphy McDonald. He wed Emma Shivers, daughter of Henry Shivers and wife Frances Curry Shivers. He died in Grand Saline on 1/8/44.
- Andy and Bell Nelson
- Andy and Bell Nelson, grandparents of Vada Johson. They lived in Mosier Valley. This photo is copied from the St. John Baptist Church Centennial
- Andy Foster and Minnie Arterburn
- Andy Foster and Minnie Arterburn standing Andy Foster was born 9-13-1891
- Andy Nelson and His Daughters
- Andy Nelson and his six daughters: Fannie, Dollie, Lottie, Bell, Clara, and Adeline
- Andy Nelson Family Christmas Group Picture
- Andy Nelson extended family of 37 members pictured at Christmas garthering. Individuals are identified on the back of the photograph.
- Andy Nelson Postcard
- Postcard with a photo of Andy Nelson in a wagon. He was born in slavery in 1862. His life spanned from slavery to the Civil Rights movement. Andy served for 35 years as the Worshipful Master of the Mosier Valley Masonic Lodge No. 103 until his death in 1960. He served on several grand juries in the 1950s. He posed for this postcard in 1912.
- Anna Bell Cannon and Her Children
- Anna Bell Cannon and Her Children, Bessie, Chester and Thurman
- Annie Duncan
- Portrait of Annie Duncan
- Annie Mae Hollingsworth and Her Brother on a Burro in Front of Their Home
- Annie Mae Hollingsworth on a burro in front of their home in the Gardern of Eden community near Haltom City. Her brother is mounting the burro. Picture is taken near Haltom Road.
- Annie Miller
- Annie Miller, as a child, daughter of John W. Miller of Bedford.
- Annual Feeders and Breeders Show
- Interior of Cowtown Coliseum on Northside of Fort Worth. The annual Feeders and Breeders show
- Anthelm Bideault and Two of Their Children
- Anthelm Bideault and his family: Madame Jeanne Du Rhone Bideault, Pierre and Blanche.
- Anthelm Bideault, His Wife and Mr. and Mrs. Moulard
- Jeanne and Anthelm Bideault seated on a porch with Mr. and Mrs. Moulard
- Anthony Banning Norton
- Portrait of Anthony Banning. Banning was the editor of the first newspaper in Fort Worth, the Fort Worth Chief. He was born in 1821 in Mount Vernon, Ohio. He died in Dallas on Jan. 31, 1893.
- Anthony Smith
- Portrait of Anthony Smith, grandson of Mrs. Glagys Rogers.
- Apache Leader Geronimo, Telling His Story
- Picture of Geronimo kneeling and two men beside him
- Archibald Franklin Crowley Family
- Archibald Franklin Crowley family on the porch of their home. He was named after his maternal grandfather, Archibald Franklin Leonard. This photo was probably taken on Mary Ann Leonard's 80th birthday. Alan Fitzhugh Crowley, Mary Ann Leonard, Robert and John Mugg and Martha Zinn are pictured also. Mary Ann Foster wed Archibald Franklin Leonard 2/28/1839. She was the daughter of Ambrose Foster and Susannah Medlin Foster. She was born 8/20/1822; died 5/19/1904; buried in Birdville Cemetery. They came to Grapevine in 1845 from Platte County, Mo.
- Arlee Woods
- Portrait of Arlee Woods
- Arlington-Bedford Road Bridge
- Arlington-Bedford Road Bridge. This bridge was closed in the late 1960s.
- Arlington Sportsman's Club [Fishermen's Lodge]
- Fishermen's Lodge, Arlington Sportsmen's Club, near site of Bird's Fort
- Armentrout House
- Armentrout House (wood frame). Northwest of Bird's Fort. Built in 1870.
- Armentrout House
- Armentrout Home