Brownsville (Tex.)
Found in 118 Collections and/or Records:
[Acca] Brownsville, Texas, 1866-01-18
[Acca] Brownsville, Texas, 1866-02-20
[Acca] Brownsville, Texas, 1866-03-13
[Acca] Brownsville, Texas, 1866-04-12
[Acca] Brownsville, Texas, 1866-05-11
[Acca] Brownsville, Texas, 1866-06-11
[Acca] Here searching for assassins, 1866-04-08
Acca L. Colby Purdy Correspondence
[Acca] Letter No. 1, Brownsville, Texas, 1866-02-03
[Acca] Letter No. 2, Brownsville, Texas, 1866-02-12
[Acca, unsigned] Brownsville, Texas, 1866-05-06
Aerial 1
Black and white aerial photograph. Back stamped "K. Welch Studio, Brownsville, TX" and handwriting "Port Area?"
Aerial 2
Black and white photograph. Stamped on back "K. Welch Studio". Handwriting on back "Port Area?".
Aerial 3
Black and white photograph. Stamped on back "K. Welch Studio".
Aerial 4
Black and white photograph. Stamped on back "K. Welch Studio".
Aerial 5
Black and white photograph. Stamped on back "K. Welch Studio".
Aerial 6
Black and white photograph. Stamped on back "K. Welch Studio".
Aerial Brownsville Airport (2)
The collection includes historical photographs of people, places, and events from locations across the Lower Rio Grande Valley, including but not limited to Brownsville, San Benito, Harlingen, Mercedes, Mission, and Rio Grande City. Photographs are in a variety of formats, including aerial, postcards, silver gelatin, etc.
Aerial Brownsville Airport Hangar (5)
The collection includes historical photographs of people, places, and events from locations across the Lower Rio Grande Valley, including but not limited to Brownsville, San Benito, Harlingen, Mercedes, Mission, and Rio Grande City. Photographs are in a variety of formats, including aerial, postcards, silver gelatin, etc.
Aerial Brownsville Airport Hangar (8)
The collection includes historical photographs of people, places, and events from locations across the Lower Rio Grande Valley, including but not limited to Brownsville, San Benito, Harlingen, Mercedes, Mission, and Rio Grande City. Photographs are in a variety of formats, including aerial, postcards, silver gelatin, etc.
Aerial Brownsville Downtown, c. 1940s
Folder contains black and white aerial images of Brownsville and Matamoros, including the downtown, bend in the river, TSC tower, Brownsville High School, Palm Blvd. Some photographs show photographer/studio stamped on reverse.
Aerial Brownsville, downtown, c. 1970s
Folder contains black and white aerial images of Brownsville and Matamoros, including the downtown, bend in the river, TSC tower, Brownsville High School, Palm Blvd. Some photographs show photographer/studio stamped on reverse.
Aerial Brownsville, downtown, c. late 1970s
Folder contains black and white aerial images of Brownsville and Matamoros, including the downtown, bend in the river, TSC tower, Brownsville High School, Palm Blvd. Some photographs show photographer/studio stamped on reverse.
Aerial Brownsville, downtown facing northwest, Southern Pacific station, c. 1970s
Folder contains black and white aerial images of Brownsville and Matamoros, including the downtown, bend in the river, TSC tower, Brownsville High School, Palm Blvd. Some photographs show photographer/studio stamped on reverse.
Aerial Brownsville High School and Junior College on Palm Blvd
Folder contains black and white aerial images of Brownsville and Matamoros, including the downtown, bend in the river, TSC tower, Brownsville High School, Palm Blvd. Some photographs show photographer/studio stamped on reverse.
After a storm - 74th camp (Post card)
Fade black and white photographic post card. Uniformed man mounted on horseback standing in water. Tents and trees in background.
After the herd had passed U.S. Customs inspection
Black and white photograph. Three men, including a uniformed officer on a bicyle, one man walking in foreground, and one man against guard rails. Railroad and bridge pictured in background.
Air view Port of Brownsville (post card)
The collection includes historical photographs of people, places, and events from locations across the Lower Rio Grande Valley, including but not limited to Brownsville, San Benito, Harlingen, Mercedes, Mission, and Rio Grande City. Photographs are in a variety of formats, including aerial, postcards, silver gelatin, etc.
Ambrosio Villarreal Postcard Collection
This collection consists of 77 digitized postcards pertaining to Fort Brown, Harding presidential visit, U.S. Army life on the border, Rio Grande River, Brownsville, Fort Brown Motor Hotel, and the Oblates.
The postcards are accessible via our institional repository.