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123 Wyoming Lot No. 303-single family dwelling
Black and white photo of a single family dwelling located at 123 Wyoming lot no. 303. The house is a box style single story brick home. The front of the house has a door and 3 windows, two on the right and one on the left. The porch is covered and has four thin columns. Two windows can be seen on the right hand side of the home, they are partially covered by some bushes. The home has a wooden picket fence in the front connected to a chain link fence on the right hand side. A sidewalk crosses the front of the fence and there is a tree and electrical pole in the park strip.
124 Wyoming Lot No. 296-single family dwelling
Two black and white photos of a small home at 124 Wyoming Street, San Antonio. The house is one story, and looks like flagstone covered with plaster. It has a slanted roof and a porch with columns made of plain and undecorated wood. The top picture shows the house from an angle on the left side. There is a window and a vent or very small window in the attic area. The bottom photo is a front view of the house and it looks like there are two doors and two windows. The small yard and grass area visible in the photos is overgrown and overall the house has a run-down appearance. It is located in an area that was redeveloped because of HemisFair '68.
125 Goliad Lot No. 193-single family dwelling
Photograph of a house located at 125 Goliad Road, San Antonio, Texas. The home is located in an area that was redeveloped because of HemisFair '68. Some of the houses were preserved and others were demolished to make way for the fair.
127 South Lot No. 161-Four Brothers Steak House
Black and white photograph of 127 South Street, San Antonio, the Four Bros. Steak House. It is housed in a one story stone building with a sign that says "Four Bros. Steak House, serving Metzgers Milk". There are two windows on each side of the entrance door, with iron window bars. Wooden wagon wheels are leaning against the front of the building for decoration. On the right side of the building is a driveway. The restaurant is located in an area that was redeveloped because of HemisFair '68.
127 Wyoming Lot No. 302-single family dwelling
A black and white photograph of a home at 127 Wyoming Street, San Antonio. This home is white and has two front doors, two front windows, two windows on the right side of the home and there is a front porch with 5 columns. The house is surrounded by a chain link fence, with a gate at the sidewalk. To the right of the gate, behind the fence is a mailbox on a post. There is a single tree in the front of the house, which has a narrow strip of grass separating it from the sidewalk. The house is located in an area that was redeveloped because of HemisFair '68.
128 Matagorda Lot No. 353-single family dwelling
Two photographs of the house at 128 Matagorda. The top photo shows five children standing on the porch. One boy is standing on the porch railing. The home has a deep front porch supported by columns. Stairs lead up to the porch. There are two tall windows covered by an awning with gingerbread trim. There is also some gingerbread trim on the porch. Part of a tree can be seen on the right and there are some bushes in the front. The bottom photo shows the house from an angle. There are some children in this photo as well, behind a very low rustic fence and trash can. There are two tall windows and one small one. The house is made of wood. The house is located in an area that was redeveloped because of HemisFair '68. Some of the 19th and early 20th century buildings in the area were preserved and others were demolished to make way for the fair.
131 South Lot No. 161-Four Brothers & Parking
Three photographs with a view of 131 South Street, San Antonio, from the parking lot. The parking lot is filled with cars. Some buildings can be seen in the background. There are mature trees visible in the photos. This area was located in a larger area that was redeveloped because of HemisFair '68.
131 South Lot No. 161-multi family dwelling
Black and white photograph of two story brick building on South Street, San Antonio. It has long windows on both floors. On the right side of the building there are 3 windows on each level. There is a parking area on the right and behind the building with 3 cars visible. There are two metal trash cans sitting on a cement square toward the front right of the building. At the left side there are concrete stairs that go up and angle toward the back. There is a mature tree in the front of the building. There is some kind of sign on a wooden stake that is leaning in front of the stairs. The building is located in an area that was redeveloped because of HemisFair '68. Some of the 19th and early 20th century buildings in the area were preserved and others were demolished to make way for the fair.
131 Wyoming Lot No. 301-single family dwelling
A black and white photograph of a home at 131 Wyoming. This is a two storey home and seems very well kept. There are three steps leading up to the front door and a porch with arches. The home looks to be stucco. There is a room that juts out on the left of the porch and extends further in the yard. All the windows have shutters. There is a metal, single car port and a car parked on the street. The house is located in an area that was redeveloped because of HemisFair '68.
134 South Lot No. 144- single family dwelling
Photographs of home that was at 134 South Street, San Antonio, in an area that was redeveloped because of HemisFair '68. The home is single story with front porch extending across the front, and two windows on each side of the front door. A fence in front of the house is covered with overgrown foliage. The first image is of the front of the house and the second shows the front and one, with cars parked at the side fo the house.
134 South Lot No. 193-single family dwelling
Two black and white photographs of the home at 134 South Street, San Antonio. This is the same house pictured in another set of photos, but in this set of photos the front fence and yard are not covered by as much overgrown foliage as in the other set of photos. The house is single story, with a front porch, two windows on each side of the front door, all of which are covered with decorative iron bars.
135 South Lot No. 161-multi-family dwelling
Photograph, black and white, of 135 South Street, San Antonio. The photo shows a view of a one story multi-family dwelling from the side. The front porch has an open plan and is cement with decorative iron columns. There is a gentleman sitting on the edge of the porch, leaning with his back on one of the iron columns. The porch is shaded by a large, mature tree. The house is located in an area that was redeveloped because of HemisFair '68.
135 South Lot No. 161- multi-family dwelling
Two black and white photos of 135 South, Lot No. 161, San Antonio, Texas. It is a single story white home with a chimney in the rear of the home. The top photo is of the front of the house and there is a car in the front yard on the left side of the house and another white car in the right bottom corner of the picture. There is a chair on the left side of the front door and what looks like a sofa on the right side of the front door on the porch. Also to the right of the front door are two windows. The porch is supported by ornate iron supports. There are two large, mature trees on either side of the house. In the second photo is the right side of the home with two windows and there are three cars parked alongside the house, the last one being a Volkswagon Beetle. The roof has two gables and the chimney in the back of the house is visible. The residence is located in an area that was redeveloped because of HemisFair '68.
140 North Lot No. 163-multi-family dwelling
Two black and white photographs of a house at 140 North Street, San Antonio. It is a large two story Victorian-style home with balconies on both levels supported by slender columns. The second photograph shows one side of the house with large windows on both floors. The house is located in an area that was redeveloped because of HemisFair '68. Some of the houses were preserved and others were demolished to make way for the fair.
141 South Lot No. 165-single family dwelling
Two photographs of a house at 141 South Street, San Antonio, Texas. The top photograph shows the home barely visible behind trees and bushes. A large "Parking" sign is in front of the house. The bottom photograph shows the home stripped down to a patchwork of wooden poles and logs. The building is in a delapidated state. It is located in an area that was redeveloped because of HemisFair '68.
142 South Lot No. 191-multi-family dwelling
Two black and white photgraphs of the house at 142 South Street, San Antonio. The top photograph shows a single-story house with slanted roof and a chimney at one end. The house has a covered front porch with seven columns, and it spans the entire front portion of the house. The bottom photograph shows the property adjacent to the house mentioned above. The property has a chain-link fence completely covered with vines, but the lot appears vacant. These properties are located in an area that was redeveloped because of HemisFair '68. Some of the houses were preserved and others were demolished to make way for the fair.
144 North Lot No. 164-multi-family dwelling
2 black and white photographs of the house on 144 North Street, San Antonio. The top photograph shows the house from a front, left-hand view, while the bottom photograph is a direct front view. The house is a two-story house that feature front porches that run along its entire front-side on both levels, and four columns that traverse the bottom and top porches. Both levels have two doors near the center of the house, and each door is flanked by a tall rectangular window on one side. The front porces feature elaborate exterior trim and railing. The house is located in an area that was redeveloped because of HemisFair '68.
153 Goliad Lot No. 184-single family dwelling
Two photographs of a small house or bungalow at 153 Goliad Road, San Antonio. The top photograph shows the house from the front. There are two windows either side of the front door, which is covered by an archway. A wire fence ornamented in the front with two metal dogs facing each other surrounds the house. The second photo shows the house from the side with a sloping roof and chimney. The house is located in an area that was redeveloped because of HemisFair '68.
153 Goliad Lot No. 184-single family dwelling
Photograph of a house at 153 Goliad Road, San Antonio, Texas. The house has a covered doorway supported by two columns. There is a small patch of fenced front yard. The house is located in an area that was redeveloped because of HemisFair '68.
154 North Lot No.170-multi-family dwelling
2 photographs of a house at 154 North Street, San Antonio. It is a single story ranch-style house with a covered porch or patio area. There is a telephone booth fixed to one side of the house. Two cars are parked next to the house. It is located in an area that was redeveloped because of HemisFair '68.
156 South Lot No. 186-single family dwelling
Three black and white photographs of the house at 156 South Street, San Antonio. The top photograph shows a car parked on the street in the foreground, and the side and rooftop of the house barely visible through all of the trees surrounding the house. There is a chain-link fence on the front yard. A sidewalk and small patch of grass separate the street from the fence. The house is located in an area that was redeveloped because of HemisFair '68. Some of the 19th and early 20th century buildings in the area were preserved and others were demolished to make way for the fair.
160 North Lot No. 172-single family dwelling
Two black and white photographs of a house at 160 North Street, San Antonio. In the first photograph most of the cottage-style house is obscured from view by large bushes. The second photograph shows the house from a street-side view. There is a decorative iron fence most of which is covered by vegetation. One slightly unusual feature of the house is long narrow windows just under the roof. A palm tree stands in the yard. The house is located in an area that was redeveloped because of HemisFair '68.
[200 Lafitte Lot. No. 351]
One black and white photograph, attached to an index card, of a two story stone schoolhouse at 200 Lafitte, San Antonio. The school is surrounded by a chainlink fence with children playing in the school yard. The school was located in an area that was redeveloped because of HemisFair '68.
201 Wyoming Lot No. 373-Amaya Food Market
Photographs of the Amaya Food Market, located at 201 Wyoming Street, San Antonio. The store looks like it was converted from a house. In the top photograph there is a store sign at the corner of the street. Two boys are at the corner, one on a bicycle and the other in a go-cart. The name of the store is also painted on the side of the building but it is partially obscured in the top photo by a small tree. It can be seen better in the lower photograph. Above the store name the head of a cow is painted on the side of the building. Below the store name is a large advertisement painted on the building. It says "Drink Big Red, Distinctive Flavor". There are a lot of trees behind the store building. A third photograph is torn and shows entrance to the store. The store is located in an area that was redeveloped because of HemisFair '68.
201 Wyoming Lot No. 373-Amaya Food Market
The black and white image is of a simple box home that seems to be converted into a small market store. An awning covers the front door and large window with displayed advertisements on the left. There are two windows to the right of the front door, and one of the windows is partially covered with an awning. A large tree dominates the front of the store, only part of the market sign on top of the awning can be seen through the branches. There is some debris in the yard, and the property is surrounded by a chain link fence. There is a car parked in the street in front of the store.
204 Matagorda Lot No. 354-single family dwelling
Three photographs of a small house at 204 Matagorda Street, San Antonio. The first photograph is of the house somewhat obscured by bushes and small trees. There is a roof chimney showing at the left side of the house and a window on either side of the front door. The second and third photos show the house from two sides. In one photo, the side of the house is obscured by trees. The third photo shows the house from another side with two large windows. Part of an overhanging back porch is also visible. The house is located in an area that was redeveloped because of HemisFair '68. Some of the 19th and early 20th century buildings in the area were preserved and others were demolished to make way for the fair.
210 Matagorda Lot No. 354-single family dwelling
Three black and white photographs of a plain home with an overhanging roof supported by five thin columns in the front. There are two doors and two windows in the front and two windows on the side that are visible in the photo. There is little foliage around the front of the house and just a thin strip of grass and dirt separating the house from the road. The second and third photos show the house from the front but at slightly different angles. The house is located in an area that was redeveloped because of HemisFair '68. Some of the 19th and early 20th century buildings in the area were preserved and others were demolished to make way for the fair.
214 Matagorda Lot No. 372-single family dwelling
Black and white photographs of a house on a street corner. It is a wooden-sided house. Architectural features include gingerbread treatment and lattice work on the front porch. The top photo shows the house from an angle and at the intersection of two streets. The second photo is a straight on view of the house. Stairs lead up to the porch and front door. There is abundant foliage around the house. The house is located in an area that was redeveloped because of HemisFair '68. Some of the 19th and early 20th century buildings in the area were preserved and others were demolished to make way for the fair.
215 Victoria Lot No. 411-multi-family dwelling
Two photographs of the residence at 215 Victoria, San Antonio, Texas. The photographs show the building from the front, one slightly at an angle. There are two front doors under a long covered porch supported by thin pillars. In the bottom photograph, several boys can be seen playing in front a large bush. The residence is located in an area that was redeveloped because of HemisFair '68.
215 Wyoming Lot No. 370-single family dwelling
The black and white image is of a small box home mostly covered by a large bush so only half of the house is visible in the photo. On the right side of the home-- which is visible—there is a covered porch with a front door and window. A sidewalk is visible in the front of the home, and a car parked in the street. A partial view of another home can be seen in the left hand of the photo, and a car is parked in the driveway between the homes.
216 Wyoming Lot No. 379-church
The black and white photograph is of a church located on 216 Wyoming St. The church is a rectangular brick building with a mission style exterior, and a small dome structure on the roof. It appears that all the stained glass has been removed from the buildings windows. The front of the building has two arch windows to the left and right of the front door. The window to the left has a visible ocular window below the base of the arched window. What appears to have been a circular rose window sits above the front door to the building. There is a sidewalk that passes in front of the church with an electrical pole is positioned on the park slope, and stairs that lead up to the front door of the church. There are homes on either side of the church, the home on the right hand side visibly separate by a chain link fence, the other on the left by a wooden fence.
217 Rusk Lot No. 171-single family dwelling
Two photographs of a house at 217 Rusk, lot no.171, San Antonio, Texas. The single story house has a saltbox design with a long sloping roof. The front of the house has two doors with a window on either side of the doors. The home is built from stucco or cement and there are areas which show that cracks or holes have been filled in with cement. Two cars are parked at one side of the home; one of them is a Red Ball Co. taxi cab. The house is located in an area that was redeveloped because of HemisFair '68.
219 Victoria Lot No 416-single family dwelling
Three photographs of a house at 219 Victoria Street, San Antonio. The house has a run-down appearance. The front porch roof is sagging because one of the columns supporting it is missing. The wall plaster is chipped in several areas. The bushes and grass are overgrown. The house is located in an area that was redeveloped for HemisFair '68.
220 Wyoming Lot No. 380-single family dwelling (first 2)
3 black and white photographs of the house at 220 Wyoming Street, San Antonio, Texas. It is a large house with wood siding and a lot of decorative gingerbread trim around the porch and windows. The house has many windows. The yard around the house is overgrown. In the second photograph a small boy is walking on the sidewalk, beside the house. He is carrying some papers or a folder. The third photograph is overexposed.
222 Water Lot No. 310-Cuatro Flores Inn, corner of Water and Wyoming
Two black and white photographs of the Cuatro Flores Inn 222 Water, located on the corner or Water and Wyoming streets. The first image is of a small square wood and brick building with a storefront appearance. There is a wooden and glass door in the front of the building with two glass windows on either side and two rectangle shaped windows on top separated by wood framework. The front of the building also has a small awning right below the roof coving the front door and windows. The left side of the building has two windows, one with an air conditioning unit on top. A large billboard is positioned right next to the building and a partial view of the sign can be seen in the upper quarter of the photo. A partial view of the intersection can be seen on the right hand of the building, and a car has been captured passing by in the lower left corner of the photograph, and a building with a fireplace can be seen in the background. The second image is a street view of the same structure but from the right hand side off of Wyoming. The main part of the building has two large rectangular windows on that right side. The building also has an extension attached to back of the main building and it has two windows as well. Weeds surround the base of the building and there is a station wagon parked on the street next to it. The billboard in the first photo is now fully visible above the building. A couple of buildings can be seen on the right hand side of the photo to the back of the inn and a partial street view to the left of the photo is also visible.
225 Lafitte Lot No. 340-multi-family dwelling
Black and white photograph of a house at 225 Lafitte, San Antonio. It is a large two story house with balconies on both levels at the front of the house. The balconies are supported by thick square columns and have wooden railings. The upper floor has four large windows and there is also an attic window. Four steps lead up to the front door. There is a large bush in the front yard. The house is located in an area that was redeveloped because of HemisFair '68.
226 Wyoming Lot No. 381-single family dwelling
2 black and white photographs of the house at 226 Wyoming Street, San Antonio, Texas. The top photographs shows the house from the front, with a cement path leading up to the entrance. The roof overhangs the entrance and is supported by several white columns. The lower photograph shows one side of the house with what looks like grillwork on the windows. There is a wooden fence running along the side of the house. There are several bushes and a small tree. The front yard is trimmed and grassy. The house is located in an area that was re-developed because of HemisFair '68.
227 Rusk Lot No. 169-single family dwelling
Three photographs of the house at 227 Rusk Street, San Antonio. The photographs show the house from the front and sides from two different angles. The front of the house has a porch covered by part of the roof, which is supported by four pillars with ornamental trim. Trees and bushes are in the yard. The house is located in an area that was redeveloped because of HemisFair '68. Some of the houses in the area were preserved and others were demolished to make way for the convention center and/or the fair.
232 Wyoming Lot No. 383-single family dwelling
The single family dwelling in the first black and white photo is located at 232 Wyoming and is the shape of a salt box style home, tall on one end, short on the other. There is a door on the side of the home facing the camera with no visible windows. On the right side of the home there are two windows, a small window toward the front and a longer window toward the back. A tree is positioned right at the corner of the home covering most of the roof and the right side. There is a man in the photograph measuring the window closest to the front of the photograph. Overgrown grass and weeds clutter the property. The second black and white photograph is of a wooden structure with no visible windows and a gabled roof with a short chimney stack. The structure is made of wood slats going in a vertical direction and there are trees in the foreground and background of the building.
232 Wyoming Lot No. 383-single family dwelling
Black and white photographs of the house at 232 Wyoming Street, San Antonio, Texas. The home has a slanted roof, somewhat in the salt box style. At least part of the house is made of stucco. The home is located in an area that was re-developed because of HemisFair '68.
300 North Lot no. 313 - 2 story house/business
Two black and white photographs of a large clapboard house with an attached addition occupied by a business. The house is surrounded by large plants and trees and the second story has a porch. Beside the house, partially visible, is a separate garage. The house is located in an area that was redeveloped because of HemisFair '68.
300 South Alamo Lot No. 198-18 Hotel
A black and white photograph of the 18 Hotel on 300 South Alamo Street, San Antonio. The hotel sits on a corner and seems to be connected to two buildings on both sides, though the central corner section appears to be a different color than that of the two wings. The central section of the building is three-stories tall, and has "18 Hotel" painted in a verticle fashion on one of its sides. The wing to the left is part of the 18 Hotel, and it is four-stories tall, just slightly taller than the main building. Two cars are parked on the street in front of the hotel. The hotel is located in an area that was redeveloped because of HemisFair '68.
301 Goliad Lot No. 267-multi-family dwelling
Two photographs of a two-story residence at 301 Goliad Road, San Antonio. The first photograph shows the residence from the side taken from a next door lot that has been cleared of vegetation. The second photograph shows the building in a state of decay or dereliction with building parts scattered on the ground. The building is located in an area that was redeveloped because of HemisFair '68.
301 North Lot No. 312- Garcia’s Tire Shop
One story clapboard building with an awning covered entry housing a tire shop. Hubcaps decorate the entrance to the shop. The building is located in an area that was redeveloped because of HemisFair '68.
301 North Lot No. 312- Garcia’s Tire Shop close-up
There are 3 views of the tire store. The top photograph shows the front of the store with hubcaps, inner tubes and tires displayed. Two signs include the words "selling out". The back view of the shop also shows discarded tires and inner tubes. The third photograph shows the store from the side. Two large signs take up most of the wall space. One says "Drink hippo size beverages" and the other says "Garcia's Tire Shop, selling out tires". The store is located in an area that was redeveloped because of HemisFair '68.
301 North Lot No. 329-Garcia’s Tire Shop
A photograph of Garcia's Tire Shop, located on the street corner at 301 North Street, San Antonio. The front of the store has hubcaps hanging from the wall, poles, and from an awning. Several tires are scattered on the ground. One side of the store is shown in the photograph, with the store name painted on the wall. Most of the rest of that wall is covered by a large advertisement. The shop is located in an area that was redeveloped because of HemisFair '68.
301 Wyoming Lot No. 467-single family dwelling
Two black and white photos of a single story, single family dwelling located on the corner of 301 Wyoming. The corner house has several windows and what looks like a door on the left side, four windows, and two doors on the front. The elevated cement porch is covered, and has decorative iron work used as columns. A chain link fence surrounds the home, and there is a sidewalk, and park slope that passes the front and to the left side of the home. A street sign marks the street corner, and there is a random scattering of bushes and trees on the park slope and in back of the property. The second black and white photo of the home is a 3/4 view taken from the right hand side. The saltbox style home has two windows and a door on the right side and a there’s a clear view of the one of the front doors and front windows of the home. A chain link fence surrounds the yard, and an electrical pole and tree partially block the view to the front of the house in the photo. A partial view of the house next door can be seen in the right of the photo and a large tree is visible to the upper right as well.
302-300 North Lot No. 310-businesses
One black and white photograph of small business buildings at 300-302 North Street, San Antonio. The business at 302 is a body shop. The small flat-roofed building next to it cannot be identified but the words "North Street" are displayed in the window. A car is parked in front of this building. The buildings are located in an area that was redeveloped because of HemisFair '68.
305 Wyoming Lot No. 470-multi-family dwelling
Two black and white photos of a multi family dwelling located at 305 Wyoming. The home is two stories, and built in a saltbox style with a porch that has a raised wall with ten columns holding up the roof. The dwelling has two doors, four windows in the front, plus two windows and a back door on the right hand side of the building. The second story of the home is smaller than the main first story of the home and has six front facing windows covered by an awning with two windows are on the right hand side. There’s a driveway on the right side of the home and a sidewalk passes in front of the house with a couple of bushes that line the front porch and the driveway area. The house on the left is partially visible in the left hand side of the photo. The second photo of the home is taken from the front. Eight of the ten porch columns are visible as well as the steps leading up to the porch. The home has two doors close to the center of the front and two windows opposite each door. The six windows can be seen on the second floor and there is an outside staircase leading up to the second story of the home on the left hand side, and a tall smoke stack like chiminey on the roof.
307 Matagorda Lot No. 297-2 story multi-family dwelling
A black and white photograph of the house on 307 Matagorda Street, San Antonio. The photograph shows the house from a front right-hand view. This two story brick house has front porches on both levels that are set off to the left-hand side of the front of the house. The house also features several tall rectangular windows and a small front yard with three tall bushes in front of the house.
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