Photograph of a welcome banner being stretched across the train tracks just by League Park. A crowd of people gathered near the banner and behind the white picket fence on the right are awaiting the arrival of the Texas Limited train.

Photograph of the Texas Limited train busting through a welcome banner stretched across the train tracks just by League Park. A crowd of people gathered near the tracks and behind the white picket fence on the right had been awaiting the incoming train.

Photograph of the Texas Limited train busting through a welcome banner that had been stretched across the train tracks just by League Park. A crowd of people gathered near the tracks rush to welcome the train's arrival.

Photograph of the front facade of the Texas Limited train, parked on the train track just by League Park. Celebratory balloons tied to the white picket fences on the right are visible.

Photograph of two women standing together on the wooden deck in League Park, where the city's Fourth of July celebration is being held. The woman on the right has a staff in her hand, at the top of which is a circular emblem featuring an image of the League Park gazebo. The woman on the left is identified as Fay Dudney from the League City Historical Society who is presenting a brass plaque to homeowner Georgie Farrow. The man seated is identified as Dr. Ned Dudney, the husband of Fay Dudney. Patriotic bunting is draped over the deck's railing. A tent provides shade over the deck. A red trailer with a closed concession window is visible in the background; a man in a hat is sitting right below the concession window.