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Longview Pictures & Postcards
Misc. Scenes

Picture
Title
Description
Contributed By
Train Train stopped in Longview - No date -
Plane The first airplane to be seen by Longview in 1918. It drew quite a crowd to view the mysterious flying machine. -
Ariel Photo of Longview Arial Photo of downtown Longview, taken during a parade. No known date, but it appears that Bodie Park can be seen with the courthouse. -
Oil Field Postcard; 1932 Longview Oil Fields -
Oil Well Fire Oil Fire near Longview -
Oil Well Fire Bell & Grady Stumpff #1, Kilgore, Tx. This
card is used and postmarked from Overton, Tx.
Jun 16, 1934, 1cent stamp in place. 		-
Centennial Plate Longview Centennial Plate -
Centennial Envelope Texas Centennial Envelope; Longview, TX; 9/14/1936;
Indians used Oil seeds for Rheumatism applied at Lathrop Discover well site. 		-
Political Ad 1912 Political Advertisement by A.V.   Grant of Longview, Texas for Congress; printed on the back of a Facsimile 1861
$10 Confederate States of America note.		 -
Political Ad 1912 Political Advertisement by A.V.   Grant of Longview, Texas for Congress . -
Cast Iron Skillet A small cast iron skillet marked Longview, Texas - Centennial - 1879 - 1979 -
Lake Cherokee 1950's -
Enco Lighter
  Inscribed: George W Wilmoth, Humble Oil & Refining Co., P. O. Box 248, Longview, Tx, PL 8-4446
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M&P Engine #9606 1927 Longview Missouri & Pacific RR Engine #9606 -
M&P Engine #5342 1930's Longview "Roundhouse" Missouri & Pacific RR Engine #5342 -
RC Cola Fan Back side of Longview Royal Crown Bottling Company fan -
RC Cola Fan Front side of Longview Royal Crown Bottling Company fan -
Sabine River 1907 -
Finch-Wells home deed #1 1919 Thanks to Kathy Wells for this great scan.
Finch-Wells home deed #2 1919 Thanks to Kathy Wells for this great scan.
Finch-Wells home deed #3 1919 Thanks to Kathy Wells for this great scan.
Wells, James Barber Patent #1 1917 Patent on Sweet Potato Curing Method Thanks to Kathy Wells for this great scan.
Wells, James Barber Patent #2 1917 Patent on Sweet Potato Curing Method Thanks to Kathy Wells for this great scan.
Wells, James Barber Patent #3 1921 Patent on Sweet Potato Curing Method Thanks to Kathy Wells for this great scan.


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