Williams, Margaret N.; Crystal City Internment Camp (Crystal City, Tex.).; Japanese Americans.; German Americans.
Crystal City, Texas One of first to start work at the Crystal City Internment Camp, Margaret Williams describes physical features and employees of the camp which opened in October of 1942 with German and Japanese famillies arriving the following ...
J. C. Melcher (Fayette County, Tex.); German Americans.; Salesmen.; German Americans.; Peddlers and peddling.; Carriages and carts - O'Quinn (Tex.); Stores & shops - O'Quinn (Fayette County, Tex.)
Photograph shows salesman handing box of cigars to Melcher. Other items displayed on ground. Boy seated in buggy behind the two men. J.C. Melcher's store on far right.
Heinrich Kammlah House (Fredericksburg, Tex.); German Americans.; Chimneys.; Houses - Fredericksburg (Tex.); German Americans.; Main Street (Fredericksburg, Tex.)
Photograph shows the east side of the Heinrich Kammlah house.
Wilhelm Ranch (Menard County, Tex.); German Americans.; Slaughtering and slaughterhouses.; Ranches - Menard County (Tex.); Shepherds - Menard County (Tex.); Cowboys - Menard County (Tex.); German Americans.; Mexican Americans.
Photograph shows Fritz Wilhelm (left) holding one side of the skin. Nearby is Stefan de los Santos ( looking at camera on right), the ranch sheep boss.
German Americans.; Slaughtering and slaughterhouses - Menard County (Tex.); Ranches - Menard County (Tex.); Shepherds.; Cowboys.; German Americans.; Mexican Americans.; Wilhelm Ranch (Menard County, Tex.)
Photograph shows Fritz Wilhelm (left) at work. Standing nearby is Stefan de los Santos ( far right), the ranch sheep boss.
Photograph shows women and children standing in front of the two-story building on San Saba Street. The sign shows'' Mrs. Geo. Wahrmund / Millinary [sic{rcub} Dressmaking.'' Living quarters for the Wahrmund family on second story. George and Elise...
Photograph shows group--some seated, others kneeling on ground. Some identified with numbers: 1. Albert F. Beckmann; 2. Mary Guenther; 3. Amanda Wagner; 4. Adolph Wagner; and 5. Tillie Guenther.
Photograph shows bust portrait (carte-de-visite) of Charles Henry Nimitz, Sr., Fredericksburg, Texas, hotelier, organizer of the Gillespie Rifles during the Civil War, and grandfather of Fleet Admiral Chester W. Nimitz.
Photograph shows a cigar manufacturing notice that reads: "Charles H. Schiege, Jr., Round Top. NOTICE: The Manufacturer of the Cigars herein contained has complied with all the requirements of the law. Every person is cautioned, not to use either...
Photograph shows a cigar manufacturing notice for Charles H. Schiege, Jr. Notice reads: "Charles H. Schiege, Jr., Round Top. NOTICE: The Manufacturer of the Cigars herein contained has complied with all the requirements of the law. Every person...