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Written on back of photo: "Some of the Otton Boarding House 'boys' in front of Liberty Corner (S.W. corner of Guadalupe and 34th streets) waiting for a street car to carry them back 'downtown' (to Congress Ave. and 8th St.- the boarding house was at 119 W.8th across the street from the City Hall). During World War I, Liberty Corner was a favorite congregating place for the soldiers from Camp Mabry and where they quenched their thirst (with soda pop and near beer) while waiting for street cars."
circa 1920
Written on back of photo: "Some of the Otton Boarding House 'boys' in front of Liberty Corner (S.W. corner of Guadalupe and 34th streets) waiting for a street car to carry them back 'downtown' (to Congress Ave. and 8th St.- the boarding house was at 119 W.8th across the street from the City Hall). During World War I, Liberty Corner was a favorite congregating place for the soldiers from Camp Mabry and where they quenched their thirst (with soda pop and near beer) while waiting for street cars."
circa 1920
