Palmer home in Hitchcock, Texas. Taken just after the 1915 storm. The home was located in the 8300 block of Neville.

Excursion party posing in a cleared field.

Excursion party posing to the right of a wooden building in front of a cleared field

Panoramic photograph of a large dirt canal with two men in a car on the right, a man with horse and plow in the center, and fields and farm buildings in the background.

Excursion party posing on dirt road in front of palm and citrus trees. Some colorization.

Excursion party posing in front of trees. Flowers on trees, and some clothing of the excursionists have been colorized

Excursion party posing across dirt road in front of palm and citrus trees

Excursion party posing by dirt road near a field.

Excursion party posing in front of a house.

Students of the Friendship School, south of Bellevue. Dalton Harris, the teacher is in the back row center and Lille is in the back row on the right.

Students at the Riverland School around 1915.

Mr. Diffey, wearing a vest, is seated behind the desk in the lobby at Diffey's Hotel. Behind him are cigars for sale, a clock, calendar, and thermometer.

Looking west across the flooded Denver River in Henrietta, TX. On June 12, 1915, Mr. and Mrs. Carl M. Worsham walked this railroad track about 9 PM without lights. The water had gone down some but it was a dangerous journey for a man, let alone a woman. They had to feel their way along the track. This was the night that Mr. W.A. Warsham passed away.

People gathered on the square in Henrietta, TX for Henrietta Trades Day in 1915. Included int he picture are: Harry White, Henry Allen, and Tom Neldin. The Clay County Courthouse is in the background.

A group picnic in Henrietta, TX around 1915.

Students in front of the New London School in 1915. There is a check mark on Elise Borgmau Sanzenbacher.

Richard Wyatt going across the levee North of Henrietta on a ferry pulled by horses to his farm where Mrs. Wyatt was. This was taken a foot of hill just out of town. The fringe of trees in the distance marks the slough. This was taken after the water had receded considerably, as you can see by the drift on the fence at left.

Portion of a photo looking west across the flooded Denver Railroad in Henrietta, TX. A road ran to the right of the river, the fence posts along the road can be seen above the water.

The W.T. Manning home in Bellevue, TX. The house has a porch, a picket fence around it, and a windmill behind it.

The N.T. Gaines home in Bellevue, TX in 1915.

The Vashti Cemetery in 1915 when the chrysanthemums were in bloom.

The Teacher's Institute in Henrietta, TX in 1915.

Threshing machine and unidentified farmers working in a wheat field in Clay County.

Street Scene. Photo circa 1915: Petrolia, Texas.