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[T&P Train #258 in Mingus, Texas]
Photograph of T&P train #258. There is a man visible leaning out of the cab. Below the image is written "Mingus, Texas circa 1915 T&P #258" and "Herbert Gore Collection."
Date:
1915~
Creator:
Gore, Herbert
System:
The Portal to Texas History
[Baird Station]
Photograph of the train station in Baird, Texas. Written underneath the image is "T&P Baird, Texas Station - Elevation 1,715 (1915-16 era)" and "Don Watson Collection."
Date:
1915~/1916~
Creator:
Watson, Don
System:
The Portal to Texas History
[Colorado, Tx Station]
Photograph of the train station in Colorado, Texas. Written below the image is "T&P Colorado, Texas Station - Elevation 2068 (1915-16 era) Note: Name later changed to Colorado City," and "Don Watson Collection."
Date:
1915~/1916~
Creator:
Watson, Don
System:
The Portal to Texas History
[Hallsville Station]
Photograph of the train station in Hallsville, Texas. Written below the image is "T&P Hallsville, Texas Station - elevation 354 (1915-16 era) [sic] Note: 3 wheeled velocipede at the end of the platform," and "Don Watson Collection."
Date:
1915~/1916~
Creator:
Watson, Don
System:
The Portal to Texas History
[T&P Station in Clyde, Texas]
Photograph of the T&P train station in Clyde, Texas. An automobile is parked to the left of the building, and there are some barrels lined up to the right. Written below the image are "T&P Clyde, Texas Station - elevation 1,985 (1915-16 era)" and "Don Watson Collection."
Date:
1915~/1916~
Creator:
Watson, Don
System:
The Portal to Texas History
[T&P Station in Loraine, Texas]
Photograph of the T&P station in Loraine, Texas. Written below the image are "T&P Loraine, Texas Station - elevation 2,258 (1915-16 era) note: east and west mail boxes" and "Don Watson Collection."
Date:
1915~/1916~
Creator:
Watson, Don
System:
The Portal to Texas History
[T&P Station in Merkel, Texas]
Photograph of the T&P station in Merkel, Texas. In the background are some buildings and automobiles. Written below the image are "T&P Merkel, Texas Station - elevation 1,867 (1915-16 era)" and "Don Watson Collection."
Date:
1915~/1916~
Creator:
Watson, Don
System:
The Portal to Texas History
[T&P Station in Monahans, Texas]
Photograph of the T&P station in Monahans, Texas. Other buildings are visible in the background, and there are barrels lined up to the left of the station. Written below the image are "T&P Monahans, Texas Station - elevation 2,620 (1915-16 era)" and "Don Watson Collection."
Date:
1915~/1916~
Creator:
Watson, Don
System:
The Portal to Texas History
[T&P Station in Pecos, Texas]
Photograph of the T&P train station in Pecos, Texas. There are a few people standing in front of it, and some buildings and train cars in the background. Written below it are "T&P Pecos, Texas Station elevation 2583 (1915-16 era)" and "Don Watson Collection."
Date:
1915~/1916~
Creator:
Watson, Don
System:
The Portal to Texas History
[T&P Station in Sweetwater, Texas]
Photograph of the T&P train station in Sweetwater, Texas. There are a few people and wooden carts outside the station and buildings visible in the background. Written below the image are "T&P Sweetwater, Texas Station - elevation 2,1673 (1915-16 era)" and "Don Watson Collection."
Date:
1915~/1916~
Creator:
Watson, Don
System:
The Portal to Texas History
[Pyote Station]
Photograph of the train station in Pyote, Texas. Written below the image is "T&P Pyote, Texas Station - Elevation 2,618 (1915-16 era)" and "Don Watson Collection."
Date:
1915~/1916~
Creator:
Watson, Don
System:
The Portal to Texas History
[Rear View of T&P Station in Marshall, Texas]
Photograph of the back side of the Marshall, Texas T&P station. There are men with horses, wagons, and a stage visible around the station. Written below the image are "T&P Marshall, Texas Station - elevation 375 (1915-16 era) - wagons and stage from Hotel Marshall await the arrival of the next train" and "Don Watson Collection."
Date:
1915~/1916~
Creator:
Watson, Don
System:
The Portal to Texas History