Photograph of Gib Lewis Speaker of the Texas House and Cleveland Mayor Ronnie McWaters raising a flag in Cleveland, Texas. A group of people, including Mark Stiles Texas Representative for the 21st District, Beulah Grimmett Chairwoman of the Liberty County Sesquicentennial Committee and others, some dressed in pioneer clothing, stand around to watch them.

Photograph of Cleveland Celebration of the Texas Sesquicentennial 1986. Beulah Grimmett Chairwoman of the Liberty County Sesquicentennial Committee is at the podium. On her left is Gib Lewis Speaker of the Texas House of Representatives, Ronnie McWaters Cleveland Mayor and Mark Stiles Texas State Representative for the 21st District.

Photograph of Cleveland Mayor Ronnie McWaters at podium during Texas Sesquicentennial Celebration in 1986. Gib Lewis, Speaker of the Texas House of Representatives and a woman is to the left stand behind an American flag and a Texas flag.

Photograph of three women, two of whom wear pioneer dresses, in a car decorated with red, white, and blue flowers in a parade in Cleveland, Texas. The woman on left is Beulah Grimmet, the Liberty County Sesquicentennial Chairwoman riding the Texas Sesquicentennial parade in Cleveland in 1986. A building and a sign, reading "Liberty County Federal Savings & Loan, Cleveland Branch", are visible in the background.

Photograph of people walking around a red, white, and blue float during the 1986 Texas Sesquicentennial Parade in Cleveland, Texas.

Photograph of children on a parade float pulled by a truck with "Happy Birthday Texas" painted on the side, during the Texas Sesquicentennial parade in Cleveland, Texas.

Photograph of a man and a woman in period clothes standing on a float during the Texas Sesquicentennial Parade in Cleveland, Texas.

Photograph of an Armadillo Mascot in 1986 Cleveland Sesquicentennial Parade.

Photograph of an Armadillo Mascot on the Ground during Cleveland Texas Sesquicentennial Celebrationmascot. Several people, including a boy with a bike, stand around the mascot.

Photograph of Beulah Grimmett Chairwoman of the Liberty County Sesquicentennial Committee in a baby blue pioneer dress and a bonnet standing at a podium in Cleveland, Texas. Gib Lewis Speaker of the Texas House of Representatives as well as a Cleveland Native and a woman stand behind her, and a pavilion decorated with red, white, and blue streamers is visible in the background.

Photograph of a man riding a horse next to two cattle pulling a wagon during the 1986 Texas Sesquicentennial Parade in Cleveland, Texas. A crowd is visible in the background.

Photograph of Gib Lewis Speaker of the Texas House of Representatives salutes flags with two Boy Scouts and woman in pioneer dress at 1986 Texas Sesquicentennial Celebration in Cleveland, Texas. Mark Stiles Texas Representative for 21st District is at podium. Cleveland Mayor Ronnie McWaters is at extreme right. An American flag and a Texas flag are visible to the left.

Photograph of an old-fashioned red car, with a banner on the side reading "Speaker of the House Gib Lewis", on a road in Cleveland, Texas during a parade. Other cars and a crowd of people are visible in the background.

Photograph of Speaker of the Texas House Gib Lewis, Texas Representative for the 21st District and Cleveland Mayor Ronnie McWaters celebrating the 1986 Texas Sesquicentennial in Cleveland, Texas. They are in suits wearing stickers labeled "Stiles" on their lapels. A large Texas flag is visible in the background.

Photograph of Gib Lewis, Speaker of the Texas House of Representatives, raising City of Cleveland Banner next to the Texas Sesquicentennial Banner. A group of people, including several in pioneer clothing, stand around and watch. Beulah Grimmett Liberty County Sesquicentennial Chairwoman is at the podium with Mark Stiles Texas Representative 21st District at her right.

Photograph of Speaker of the Texas House and Cleveland native Gib Lewis celebrating the Texas Sesquicentennial with several constituents in Cleveland, Texas.

Photograph of two men sitting at the front of a buggy pulled by two horses during the Texas Sesquicentennial parade in Cleveland, Texas.

Photograph of State Representative Mark Stiles (on the left) and former Speaker of the Texas House of Representatives Gib Lewis in suits, each with a sticker labeled "Stiles" on their lapel, standing in front of a Texas flag. The picture was taken at the Cleveland Texas Sesquicentennial Celebration.

Mark Stiles Texas Representative for the 21st District and Gib Lewis Texas Speaker of the House with two constituents at the 1986 Texas Sesquicentennial Celebration in Cleveland.

Photograph of several people on horseback alongside a wagon during a parade in Cleveland, Texas during the 1986 Texas Sesquicentennial Parade. Two girls carry a white and green banner, reading "First Bank & Trust Wagon Train", in front of the wagon.

Photograph of Cleveland Mayor Ronnie McWaters, Texas Speaker of the House of Representatives and Mark Stiles Texas Representative for the 21st District celebrate the Texas Sesquicentennial with an Armadillo Mascot in Cleveland. A water tower and a pavilion are visible in the background.

Cleveland Mayor Ronnie McWaters and Texas Representative for the 21st District Mark Stiles celebrating the Texas Sesquicentennial with a constituent in Cleveland, Texas

Photograph of a few members of selected members of the Cleveland High School Marching Band along with their Director Jim Jones on the far right with Liberty County Sesquicentennial Chairwoman Beulah Grimmett, Cleveland Mayor Ronnie McWaters and Speaker of the Texas House Gib Lewis standing behind a banner celebrating the Incorporation of Cleveland in 1936. This was during the Texas Sesquicenntial Celebration 1986.

Photograph of a Select members of the Cleveland High School Marching Band with Liberty County Sesquicentennial Chairwoman Beulah Grimmett, Cleveland Mayor Ronnie McWaters, 21st District Texas State Representative Mark Stiles, Speaker of the Texas House Gib Lewis and at far right Band Director Jim Jones holding a banner celebrating the the incorporation of Cleveland in 1936. Picture taken during the Texas Sesquicentennial Celebration in 1986. Everyone is in front of a pavilion decorated with red, white, and blue streamers in Cleveland, Texas.