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Herbert Bohls on horseback amid a herd of goats at Bohls goat ranch off Highway 71 across from Trading Post.
circa 1930
Group of nine women from Ward Memorial Church Circle. Left to right: Mrs. W.D. (Beulah) Craig, Mrs. W.B. Black, Mrs. F.T. Erwin, Mrs. L.J. Bailey, Mrs. Walter E. Davis. Seated: Mrs. Bledsoe, Contact AHC, Mrs. J.T. Eaves, and Mrs. Walter Bonugli.
circa 1930
Beulah Craig (Mrs. W.D. Craig, Sr.) walking down the street in town wearing a dark dress and hat, carrying a light colored handbag.
circa 1930
Beulah Craig (Mrs. W.D. Craig, Sr.) walking down the street in town wearing a dark dress and hat, carrying a light colored handbag. Inscription on back reads "I was in town one morning about 6 wks ago and the candid cameraman took this."
circa 1930
W.D. Craig, Sr. walking down the street wearing a trench coat, suit, and hat. Likely a candid camera type snapshot.
circa 1930
Portrait of Saadi A. Ferris (left) and his nephew, Anthony Ferris (right), with an unidentified man (center). Half-body portrait shows the three men standing next to each other, each wearing suit and tie.
circa 1930
Half-body portrait of Saadi A. Ferris wearing a vested suit with tie, and standing in front of wall with framed document (in background).
circa 1930
Bust portrait of a Saadi A. Ferris wearing suit, tie, and eyeglasses.
circa 1930
Informal portrait of Paul Henry Friedrich sitting on the porch of his in-laws' home at 705 Newning Street (later #1208).
circa 1930
Aerial view of the Colorado River during a flood. The Congress Avenue bridge and several blocks are submerged. A few buildings are seen sticking out above the water. A crowd is gathered at the south end of the bridge. The capitol is in the distance.
circa 1930
A man is looking at flood damage to a structure and a group of men are cleaning up debris in the background. There are power lines down and a washed out area.
circa 1930
View of picnic area in Zilker Park, about 1930s. "Rec 115-C" is written on verso.
circa 1930
Interior of South Austin Drugstore at 1204 South Congress, circa 1930s
circa 1930
Interior view of the entrance of the French Legation. There are two tables, rugs on the floor and a carpeted staircase. Painted portraits hang on the walls.
circa 1930
Three work men are installing a cable on to a tower light fixture (moontower) located on Guadalupe Street at the corner of 9th Street. They have a large spool of cable on a trailor that says "American Steel and Wire." The county courthouse is in the back.
circa 1930
View looking north at front of Capitol with cars lining the driveway. Taken from top of building on Congress Avenue
circa 1930
From back of photo: "Possibly the land that later became Down's Field, at 12th and Search Results Web results Houston and Texas Central Railway," circa 1930. Slightly patchy looking practice field. In distance athletes practice in the baseball area.
circa 1930
A large group of people are sitting and standing at the entrance to the Sweet Home Missionary Baptist Church. Established soon after Clarksville was founded, Sweet Home was the cornerstone of life in the early freedman's community for its residents and has remained an important part of Clarksville ever since. The church is a City of Austin and a State of Texas Historic Landmark.
circa 1930
View of trees in Hemphill Park with the Scottish Rite Dormitory visible on a hill in the background.
circa 1930
View of a car stuck in the middle of a flooded Onion Creek. There is a man standing on the back of the car. Two other cars and a truck are along the far back of the river.
circa 1930
Close range photograph of open-style trolley with lettering that reads, "Austin Street R.Y Co." Two men stand in front of the streetcar, both in uniform that includes a skipper cap.
circa 1930
Close range photograph of streetcar with a sign above the front that reads , "Farwest" Two men stand in front of the streetcar, both in uniform that includes a skipper cap. Two passengers, a man and a woman, are seated inside near the windows.
circa 1930
John W. Carpenter pictured with projector at the Capitol Theater. A handwritten note on back expresses thanks from Carpenter to Local 205. John W. Carpenter was a longtime projectionist working in Austin, including at the Capitol when the ITC took over the theater. He is shown here in the Capitol projection booth in the early 1930s. He gave this picture to his union, the IATSE (which he joined in 1912).
circa 1930
