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Tag Archives: Bexar County Texas
Nic Tengg and San Antonio, Texas
Nic Tengg started his business in San Antonio in 1874. Here is one of my glass-plate negative photos and you can see a safe behind the stand-up desk with the name Nic Tengg. Wonder who took this photo, when and … Continue reading
San Antonio Texas – Battle of Flowers at Alamo Plaza Postcard
This is a postcard I found on eBay of the Battle of Flowers Parade in San Antonio, Texas. The publisher got the date wrong on the Battle of San Jacinto; which as we all know was April 21st. I was … Continue reading
Posted in 1800's, Bexar County Texas, Centuries, Glass Negatives, Out My Kitchen Window, San Antonio, Texas, Wilkinson
Tagged Alamo, Bexar County Texas
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Alamo photo 1904
This unusual photo of the Alamo I found recently in a post about Richter’s Bakery: a San Antonio Original written on April 12, 2012, on the UTSA Libraries Top Shelf blog. The photo was taken in 1904 of the Retail … Continue reading
Peacock School for Boys in San Antonio, Texas also known as Peacock Military Academy
My husband’s grandfather; Wilson Lamar Wilkinson was the fourth child of Nancy Mires and William Jackson Montgomery Wilkinson; born 17 September 1882 in Menard County, Texas. As a young boy, Lamar attended Peacock School for Boys. It was also known … Continue reading
Posted in 1800's, Bexar County Texas, Texas, Wilkinson
Tagged Battle of Flowers Parade, Bexar County Texas, Peacock School for Boys, Wilkinson
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Southwestern Insane Asylum of San Antonio
Thank you to Mark D. Cowan from the Texas Historical Commission for his identification from their image collection of my photo of the Southwestern Insane Asylum; as it was originally called when it began operations in 1892. It was located … Continue reading
My Research and Images of the History of the Alamo
Back in June 2011, I posted two different blog posts about my glass negative photos. In those posts I explained that I have three boxes of glass negatives found in an old home being torn down near Kerrville in the … Continue reading
Posted in 1800's, Bexar County Texas, Glass Negatives, San Antonio, Texas
Tagged Alamo, Bexar County Texas
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Battle of Flowers Parade now Fiesta San Antonio
FIESTA SAN ANTONIO. Fiesta San Antonio, previously called Fiesta San Jacinto, is a ten-day festival held every spring in San Antonio. … Continue reading