Brown Common School group photo. Photo taken in 1919: Brown, Texas.

Bellevue 4th of July Parade. Photo taken in 1918: Bellevue, Texas.

From back of photo, "The Bellevue News, August 12, 1971. Taken 51 years ago, these men owned, or operated businesses in Bellevue following the reconstruction of the city after a tornado completely destroyed the city on April 26, 1906. They are, front row: M.J. White, druggist; Alva Weeks, county employee; Fate Walters, barber; a Mr. Hood, druggist; W.C. Boner, newspaper editor; Bill Spradling, taylor [sic]; Blake Powers, rancher; L.S. Wright, merchant; Dave Williams, shoe repairman; and Sam Johnson, blacksmith. Second row: unidentified; John Hannon, barber; Presbyterian minister; Baptist pastor; Frank Manning, merchant; a Mr. Cadenhead, retired; W.F. Wright, merchant; John Hampton, lumber yard; Silvester Karsteter, insurance agent; a Mr. Ayres, dry goods; J. A. Spradling, grocer; Marvin Wright, rancher; Joe Johnson, delivery man; and Elmer Gaught, furniture dealer. Third row: O.J. Owens, farmer; Murray Johnson, delivery man; W.A. Johnson, blacksmith; A.W. Melton, hardware dealer; Jess Gowan, farmer; Joe Ford, farmer; L.S. Spivey, hardware dealer; George Wright, merchant; Van Dishman, owner of a flour mill; Scott McConnell, grocer; L.B. Moore, banker; N.T. Gaines, banker; Dr. L.F. Crook; Joe White, dairyman; Walter Mount (living), banker; a Mr. Bass, hotel owner; George Welch (living), banker; and J.A. Phelps, farmer. (photo courtesy of Mrs. …

Teen rural route carriers Joe Norman and Fred Kepley, with the postmaster J.T. Dunn (Joseph Tarpley Dunn) and Bertha Dunn in the Byers Post Office.

County Clerk: Duley B. Davis Sr.. Photo taken in 1918: Henrietta, Texas.

The England family brothers and sisters, (L to R) Claude England, Lawrence England, Eva England Robertson, Ethel England Robertson, Sobe Love England, and mother Nancy Caroline England. Sobe Love England was born November 1890 and died September 1922, he served with the U.S. Army in World War I from June 1917 through April 1919. Sobe was the son of William Benton and Caroline England of Bluegrove, TX.

The citizens of Petrolia standing in front of the miovie house in 1918.

Mr. W.E. Dyer with a wagon at the Byers depot carrying 100 pounds of flour headed for Beck Murray's grocery around 1917.

Clay County Officials: Mr. Gilbert, G.P. Jones, J.R. Carter. Photo taken in 1917: Henrietta, Texas.

Clay County Teachers' Institute. Men and women posing in front of building. Photo circa 1917: Henrietta, Texas.

Students posing for group photo. Photo taken 1917

Photograph of three Henrietta firemen standing next to a firetruck.

Henrietta Public School Grade 3. Photo taken in 1917: Henrietta, Texas.

Lone Star School. Photo taken in 1917

Men standing around Worsham's No. 1 Oil Well. Photo taken 1917. Clay County, Texas.

Group of WWI draftees posing for picture. Photo taken 1917. Clay County, Texas.

WWI-U.S. Army: Will Pope and John Bevering. Photo taken in 1917: Charlie, Texas.

Henrietta HS Girls Basketball. Photo taken in 1916: Henrietta, Texas.

Henrietta Public School Grade 2. Photo taken in 1916: Henrietta, Texas.

Henrietta Public School Grade 4. Photo taken in 1916: Henrietta, Texas.

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.

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.

Photo of Oliver Blake Family. Photo taken in 1915: Bluegrove, Texas.

Photo of Blake, Mittie, Emma, and Viola. Photo taken in 1915: Shilo, Texas.