Photograph of a local garage on the corner of Houston & College St. There is a jeep parked under the drive-through part of the building. A pickup truck and several cars are parked on the side street. Note that the name of the establishment on the window is backwards... installer put it in backwards and was never corrected. Small clapboard building to left is Law Offices of Royce Quinn. Currently at this location in 2023 is Downtown Dental Excellence.

Photograph of a chuch that was located in Fostoria, Texas on the grounds of the Foster Lumber Company.

Photograph of a group of four men and four boys in suits posing behind a table set with flowers in Cleveland, Texas. The first three pairs of men hold paper between them, and the last pair holds a plaque. L-R: (Unidentified), Sidney Enloe, Kenneth Lindley, Cleve Die, Graham Bailey, Louis Rhoden, (Unidentified), Arthur Riggs.

Photograph of Teacher Edwin Smith with members of Cleveland FFA Behind Banquet Table. L-F: Edwin Smith-Sponsor, Earl Stanfield-Treasurer, Clinton Rushing-Reporter, Leon Goldsmith, Arthur Riggs-President, (Unidentified), Louis Rhoden-Secretary, Jack Fitch-Vice President, Sidney Enloe-Sentinel

Photograph of a new office built at Fostoria by Foster Lumber Company.

Photograph of along with the mill at Fostoria, there were most the resources a family needed including a school.

Photograph of Graham Bailey with three young customers at Bailey's Cleaners on N. Travis St.

Photograph of a group of teenage boys and girls in the 1960 National Honor Society posing in the street in front of the Cleveland High School building in Cleveland, Texas. Kneeling Row L-R: Dick McClain, Jimmy Grimmet (Vice-President) Roger Foster, John Manthey, Eugene Wright, Leon Wells, Arly Nelson, Dickie Beeson Standing Row L-R: Rosemary Matlock (President), Tom Hendrix (Sponsor), Ollie Porter, Julianne Johnson, Linda Stephens, Betty Jean Wisdom, Carlene Bagley, Joyce Bear, Martha Younger, Betty Smith (Secretary), Dot Hines, Bonnie Gayle Dowell, Mildred Thompson, Mary Ann Murray, Mary Ann Langham, Rona Gresham, Eloise Zimmerly, Mary Ann Williams, Charlene Skipper, Carole Thigpen, Mary Ann Hansen (Treasurer) Linda Campbell, Rebecca Burns, Waneta Stuckey, Beverly Purswell.

Photograph of the Light Crust Dough Boys, a country-music band, performing at Perk's Steak House. The six band members are arranged in front of a restaurant counter and holding instruments that include a guitar, violin, keyboard, banjo, and string bass. R. B. Boyett, proprietor, is visible behind the bar, along with coffee pots, and various other objects; there are unoccupied dining tables in front of the band members.

Photograph of Boy Scout Troop 95 riding in parade. 1st Row L-R: Jeff McClain, Unidentified, Rick Nelson, Gary Lindley, Royce Guinn, Kenny Mays, Joel McMahon, Unidentified. 2nd Row L-R: Stephen Barfield, Walter Stovall, Jimmy Crawford, Unidentified, Johnny Slack, Denny Watson, Steve Adams, Unidentified Troop Leader, W. K. Lindley. 3rd Row L-R: Unidentified, Unidentified, Johnny Moore, Gary Batten, Buddy Jasper, Bruce Walker. 4th Row: Unidentified Troop Leader.

Photograph of Lion's Club officers 1960.

Photograph of the 1961 Cleveland High School 1st year members of the National Honor Society standing in the wooded area in front of the High School. From left: Edwin Johnson, Joe Richardson Jr, Jack Fitch, Arlene Turner, Suzanne Taylor, Nelda Campbell, Marilyn Everitt, Martha Lynn Blake, Mary Gail Griffin, Harold Russell, Skipper Martin, Thomas Franklin in Cleveland, Texas.

Photograph of the members of the Cleveland High School track team posing together on a field in Cleveland, Texas. Bleachers and trees are visible in the background. 1st Row L-R: Gene Stephens, Jonathan Stephens, Joe Richardson, Gregory Silva, Ronnie McWaters, James Dominy, Donald Williamson. 2nd Row L-R: Laris Broussard, Larry Clifton, Billy Andrus, John Franklin, Woodrow Franklin, Charles Rushing, Johnny Griffin, Earl Stanfield 3rd Row L-R: Kerry Brice, Lloyd Meadows, Jay Nelson, John Anglin, Bubba Hirsch, Pat Smith, Robbie McClain, Coach Henry Winston

Photograph of Cox Machine Shop that was located north of Cleveland just off the Coldspings road. The shop was located by the Cox's home where they raised their children. All the children attended Cleveland schools. L to R is Mr.Cox, Charlie Welborn, ?,?,?.

Photograph of a group of children at the Girl's Auxiliary advancement celebration, ranging from toddlers to teenagers, standing at the front of the First Baptist Church in Cleveland, Texas. Pews are visible in the foreground, and letters behind the children reads "We've a story to tell". 21 girls were in the coronation with Sunbeams serving as flower girls and crown bearers. 2nd row center: Queen of Regent Cynthia Spraggins escorted by Walter Stovall. 3rd row 3rd from left Queens with Scepter: Lynette Coe escorted by Chester Harvell, Sue Lynn Russell escorted by Jimmy Crawford & Ella Guinn escorted by Glenn Gassiott. 4th row 2nd from left Queens: Cynthia Sigler escorted by Harold Russell, Peggy Lilley escorted by Johnny Standford, Joyce O'Neil escorted by Royce Guinn & Cherry Gardner escorted by Bob Dishongh.

Photograph of the interior of Pilgreen Auto Parts on the east side of Highway 59 south between the township and hwy 105. The picture is of Mr. George Pilgreen, owner and his oldest son, George Wright Pilgreen. Note the air cooled auto cushion display. This product was due to most cars still not having air conditioners.

Photograph of worshippers open door to exit after last service in old Sanctuary used for over a quarter of a Century. New Sanctuary is visible at left which was dedicated on April 16, 1961.

Photograph of worshippers on church grounds after last service in old Sanctuary used for over a quarter of a Century. New Sanctuary is visible at left which was dedicated on April 16, 1961.

Photograph of worshippers on church grounds after last service in old Sanctuary used for over a quarter of a Century. New Sanctuary is visible at left which was dedicated on April 16, 1961.

Photograph of worshippers exiting after last service in old Sanctuary used for over a quarter of a Century. New Sanctuary is visible at left which was dedicated on April 16, 1961.

Photograph of worshippers standing outside First Baptist Church in Cleveland, Texas for it's last service. The sanctuary was used for over a quarter of a century. New Sanctuary is visible at left which was dedicated on April 16, 1961. The front of a car is visible to the left.

Photograph of the 1961 Ahavath Sholom confirmation class standing around the altar of the synagogue at 1600 W. Myrtle St., Fort Worth, Texas. The women are standing in the front and wearing light-colored robes; the men are standing in the back and wearing dark-colored robes. From left to right, the confirmands pictured are: Front row: Arlene Lois Sonkin, Leslie Faye Kreisberg, Karen Sue Imber, Andrea Bernstein (Deen), Marlene Annette Schwartz, Andrea Ruth Goldberg, Trudy Klimist, Diane Jane Mehl. Second row: Harold Zenick, Helen Susan Hillman, Gail S. Shandelson, Ellen Bari Brachman, Carol Klimist, Sally Ann Schumer, Karen Ann Lerner. Third row: Michael Raskin, Ronald Herzfeld, Lawrence J. Korenman, Edward H. Garsek, Gerald Zenick, Sanford Bogart, Charles Morton Coughey, Tommy Lee Stanley. Back row: Ronald D. Savitz, Herbert Weisblatt, Ben P. Herman, Cantor Phillip Kirshner, Rabbi Isadore Garsek, Ben D. Tobor, Sherwin Coplin, Richard J. Savitz.

Railyard Map of Faith Village and Lawrence Road area. Scale [1:2,400]

Photograph of annual Christmas parade in Cleveland