Site Map: Floresville Photos, pages 1

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#101	S.A. & A.P. Depot, Floresville
#102	Cox Confectionery, 1901, Claude Cox, center
#103	I. D. Flores Drug Store, The Rexall store, 1912
#104	Exterior of I. D. Flores Drug Store
#106	Old City Hall downstairs, Masonic Lodge upstairs, 1919 to 1970
#107	S.A. and A.P. Depot
#108	San Antonio and Aransas Pass Depot, Floresville, 1908
#109	Wilson County Courthouse, Floresville; Chronicle Journal
#113	Father Zarb's Park, Floresville
#114	Pecan Park,across from what is now P and T cafeteria;

#115	Floresville Baseball Park, about 1905
#116	W. W. Rhode One Price Cash Store, 3rd Street
#117	Baptist Church
#118	A. W. Murray Furniture Building, 1910
#119	Jan. 28, 1926; biggest snowfall in 31 years
#120	Alledo School
#121	Literary Lovely, Floresville Academy 1884
#122	J. E. Swift, Wilson County School Superintendent
#124	group of school children including H. McDaniel and C. Culpepper
#125	Public School 1901 or later

#126	"The old Palace Drug Store (now) the Intermediate School"
#127	J. A. Varnon and Sons, Blacksmith,1902
#128	"3rd and D Street; Hotel, Antonio A. Rodriguez"
#129	W. E. Craudall (Crandall?) photography, 1909
#131	Floresville High School, built about 1912
#132	School children
#133	Unidentified school children
#134	T. J. Short Home, Floresville
#135	The home on the Thornton Ranch
#136	The Bradwin Farm

#137	Fine Colts on the Stevens' Ranch
#138	Young Hereford cattle on the Stevens' Ranch
#139	Mules on the Stevens' Ranch
#140	Older Hereford cattle on the Stevens' ranch
#141	J. J. Stevens' home near Floresville
#142	John McDaniel, Sr. home, Floresville
#143	View of ranch houses on the Stevens' Property near Floresville
#144	J. W. Wiseman's residence
#145	Residence of S. V. Houston
#146	Sam Teas Home

#147	Camp ranch headquarters home, Mr. and Mrs. Key
#149	Residence of Father Zarb and Catholic Church
#150	Methodist church
#151	Baptist church
#152	White House Café
#153	Methodist Parsonage
#154	First prize winning float, Peanut Festival, 1931. Seniors '31
#156	Public square carnival day, 1907
#157	3rd street looking northwest, 1920

#158	S. A. - Corpus Christi (editor's note: one of four views of roads leading into or out of Floresville).
#159	S. A. - Corpus Christi
#160	S. A. - Corpus Christi
#161	S. A. - Corpus Christi
#162	San Antonio River Bridge, Hwy 97 west of Floresville
#163	San Antonio bridge near Floresville, San Antonio River bridge
#164	Arial (bird's eye) view of Floresville, 1945
#165	Wagon train taking a noon rest, about 1879
#167	Wagon being pulled by oxen
#168	(part 1) Floresville Trades Day, 1906 left half of panorama
#168	(part 2) Floresville Trades Day, 1906 right half of panorama

#170	San Antonio and Aransas Pass Railroad, 1928 or 1929
#171a	White House Cafe, with Teltschik family members
#171b	White House Cafe, with Teltschik family members
#172	3rd St., west side of courthouse square, c. 1870
#173	Business section, 1923, Wilson County Photo
#174	South Commerce St., Floresville, Wilson County Photo
#175	Looking northwest from courthouse square, about 1900
#177	Public square carnival, Floresville Chronicle-Journal photo, 1907
#178	Courthouse yard
#179	3rd Street, looking North

#180	first note says, "street scene looking West from 4th St." second note says, "looking from 2nd Street toward courthouse"
#181	3rd Street across from Courthouse Square
#182	C Street looking West
#183	3rd Street, looking South
#188	Gov. John Connally with his mother at her home in Floresville
#189	County Officials, ca. 1884
#196	Reunion of Hood's Texas Brigade, October 13th, 1915
#197	Rancho de las Cabras, 1912
#198	Rancho de las Cabras, 1912

#01	Post Office
#02	Ranch home of J.E. Dewees
#04	Fritz Eilert home
#05	Otto Reininger home
#06	Wm. Ortman(n) home
#07	Dewees school house
#09	Dewees school and students (Three Oaks school?)

#51	John Hern Gin, 1900-1910
#52	Annie Dial home
#53	F. W. Extence home
#54	R. C. Lange home
#55	Second cabin built by Uncle Charlie Westerman in early 1870s
#56	Old Fairview school (during the teens through the 40s)
#57	Fairview school 1911 (includes many student names on photo)

#401	Poth Building, 1914 (Kosarek's Store?)
#402	Wm. Eckel store, hardware, Paul Braden Meat Market, around 1919
#403	Bank, drugstore, and hotel before 1921 fire
#404a	"The fire in 1920 destroyed the hardware store, meat market, bank and drug store."
#404b	second part of two photos of the above street scene
#405	Farmers Cotton gin, 1911, first bales of cotton ginned
#406	Hermann Sons Hall, 1940, on fire
#407	Hardware Store, Drug Store, bank 1914-1915
#408	Farmers cotton gin
#409	Second cotton gin, 1920s
#410	J.W. Manak, blacksmith and woodwork shop, 1913

#502	Wheeler Mill Sluice
#503	Wheeler Mill on Cibolo "River", near Stockdale
#507	Stockdale, San Antonio to Cuero Road
#651	Unidentified house
#652	F. F. Konecny- Saddler, Harness and Buggies
#653	Auto and Carriage Top Department
#654	Alamo Lumber Co.
#655	Unidentified Cotton Gin
#656	E.D.W. Kurtz, Prop.Garage, Blacksmith and Woodwork
#658	Unidentified business with mules pulling a wagon and four men

#451	Store at Saspamco
#452	Sewer Pipe Factory, around 1914 or 1915, Saspamco
#453	Gus Ermler Home, Saspamco
#551	Sutherland Springs Bank at Old town, some individuals named
#552	Sutherland Springs 1910, (hotel architect drawing/)
#553	Sutherland Springs, "Hotel Sutherland"
#554	Sutherland Springs, Parlor in Hotel Sutherland
#601	Three Oaks, J.J. Schneider home
#602	Three Oaks, Fritz Reininger home
#603	Three Oaks, William Koether home

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