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View of the intersection of South Congress Avenue and Barton Springs Road completely flooded. The signs for Gulf Service Station, a Kash and Karry and Heap Ice Cream are visible. Some of the power line poles are falling over.
1935-06-15
From UPI caption: "John. H. Jenkins looks at the remains of some rare books destroyed in a Christmas Eve fire at his business, December 26, 1985. Mr. Jenkins, who deals in rare books estimates that over half a million rare books, manuscripts, and documents were destroyed." This image was created by Pete Silva for UPI
1985-12-26
A man is sitting on a wagon with two horses pulling it, undated. There is rolled up fence and the wagon says Walter Tips Hardware on the side.
undated
The exterior of the Millett Opera House with the sign "Von Boeckmann-Jones Co." on the front. The print is made from an 8x10 inch negative.
1930
Exterior view of the street with El Rancho Mexican Food Restaurant and three signs for the restaurant. The restaurant was located at 303 East 1st street.
circa 1980
The parking lot at Matt's El Rancho restaurant with a sign that says "Famous El Rancho Best Mexican Food in the world, always good." The restaurant was located at 303 East 1st Street. The Crest Inn is visible in the background.
circa 1980
Exterior view of building with workers and their company automobiles (Bellaire station wagons) in view.
undated
NE Corner of Congress and Sixth. Littlefield building with Merritt, Schaefer and Brown on the first floor. Capitol building in the background.
1975-10-07
Mr. Maerki of Maerki Baking Co. stands next to a giant loaf of bread which reads "As your merchant for Maerki's Bread standard of quality since 1895," on April 10, 1963.
1963-04-10
Two barbers standing by the chair of a man getting his hair cut at Mobley Brothers' Barbers, 1972. Truett L. Mobley is working on the left and C.M. Mobley is working on the right
1972
Group of men standing in front of Reno and Reasonover Barber Shop on Congress Avenue, circa 1907. Signs advertise hot and cold baths and The Central Barber Shop
circa 1970
[Caption for photo: "On my calendar for March. March 15- Waterloo shuts down. The following week we cancelled the Mastersons in store, Ray Benson at GSD&M got cancelled and that's about it for events until who knows? Also on my calendar is SXSW March 13-22. We usually have a full schedule of outdoor music events showcasing the bands here during SXSW. The parking lot would have been closed the following week to accommodate the music Eventually the store opened only for curbside orders (via phone or website) and then for in store appointments only. The store finally opened for limited in store customers in time for Black Friday and has stayed open but the amount of customers has fluctuated as the virus count goes up. So many safety measures including plexiglass shields, hepa filters and staff ALWAYS wears a mask- in and around the store. The customers have their temperature taken at the door and must sanitize. Any customer who takes their mask off must leave."]
2020
From Beede "My name is Rebecca Beede and I submitted only 2 pictures so far. I have more but I was unable to load all of them. The first picture was of Goodwill and an empty parking lot. I took it to represent how fast companies were closing their doors and letting their employees go. Goodwill was one of the first companies in Austin (that was considered essential) to start laying off and furloughing their employees."
2020
Photograph of a social distancing sign on the floor used by many places of business during the COVID-19 pandemic to direct people where to stand in line
2020
Photograph of an empty mall in Austin, Texas taken by William Sicaras during the COVID-19 pandemic
2020
"Instagram closure announcement" due to COVID-19 social distancing recommendations
2020
"Social Media post to clients"
2020-03-16
[View of vendors stalls at the Texas Farmers' Market in May 2020]
2020-05