Measurements and drawings of Joske House, located at 142 Goliad Street, on the site of HemisFair '68. Includes floor plans, drawings of the house from different directions, and drawings of architectural features of the house, including the staircase, balusters, and cornices.

This small one-story home was located at 405 Goliad, lot no. 405. The front porch extends the length of the home and a chain-link fence with a gate edges the sidewalk. There are trees on each side of the house and a car is parked on the street in front. The house is located in an area that was redeveloped because of HemisFair ’68.

Several pages of information about the Tynan House, which was one of the historic houses on the HemisFair '68 site. It was built in the 1860s and located at 117 Goliad Street. Included in this 4 page set is a drawing of the front of the house, and a map showing its location on the HemisFair site.

Two photographs of a residence at 121 Goliad Road, San Antonio. There are two front doors separated in the middle by a large bay window. The second photographs shows the residence from the street partially obscured by trees and bushes. A line of cars is parked along the edge of the street. The building is located in an area that was redeveloped because of HemisFair '68.

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.

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.

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.

Two photographs of the house at 112 Goliad Road, San Antonio. It is a two-story structure with covered porches on both levels. Each porch is supported by seven columns. The columns on the upper-story are Corinthian style. It is an example of a Greek Revival house and is located in an area that was redeveloped because of HemisFair '68.

Two photographs of the house at 112 Goliad Road, San Antonio. It is a two-story structure with covered porches on both levels. Each porch is supported by seven columns. The columns of the upper-story are Corinthian style. The house is an example of the Greek Revival style and is located in an area that was redeveloped because of HemisFair '68.

Two photographs of a two-story residence at 402 Goliad Road, San Antonio. The buildings has gingerbread architectural details with ornate trim on both the lower and upper levels both of which also have covered porches. There is some wrought iron white garden furniture in the small front yard. The residence 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.

Photograph of a large house at 326 Goliad Road, San Antonio. It is a multi-story house with many gables. There is an upper-story porch that goes at least part-way around the house. The house is partly obscured by several large trees. It 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.

Two photographs of a house at 331 Goliad Road, San Antonio, Texas from two different points of view. The house has a covered front porch supported by thin columns and a railing. There is some stonework on the house. The house is located in an area that was redeveloped because of HemisFair '68.

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.

3 photographs of a house at 315 Goliad Road, San Antonio. It is a two story house with an upper story covered porch and tall windows. The lower level has decorative wrought-iron work at the entrance area. 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.

Two photographs of a large house at 318 Goliad Road, San Antonio. It is a two-story brick house with covered porches on both levels. Architectural features include an archway leading to the recessed front door and arch-shaped windows. 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.

Two black and white photographs of a 3 story house at the corner of Goliad. It's surrounded by a picket fence and the lawn has several trees and bushes. The house also has porches on the 1st and 2nd floors overlooking the street corner. The house is located in an area that was redeveloped because of HemisFair ’68.

This photo is of a 2 story clapboard house with porches attached to both 1st and 2nd stories. The house is surrounded by a few trees and shrubs. A sidewalk is visible along the street. The house is located in an area that was redeveloped because of HemisFair ’68.

A news release from the Public Relations Department of HemisFair '68, highlighting the Goliad Food Plaza, one of the food clusters at HemisFair '68, and lists a couple of food items available there.

El Abrazo journal issue devoted to HemisFair '68. The cover relates to David Bowen's work in the planning for the 1968 World’s Fair and especially the Youth Pavilion. HemisFair ’68, was held from April to October 1968 in San Antonio.

Special issue of the Lone Star Brewing Company newsletter, focused on HemisFair '68, with information about facilities, attractions, exhibits, and participants. It also contains information regarding the Company's distribution and other updates.