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1850s and 1860s Hotel and Restaurant Menus
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1911 Houston Society with Gladys Ewing
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Architecture Retail Pamphlet Collection
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Blanche Espy Chenoweth, Her Life, Her Times
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Book of Hours, Use of Reims
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DJ Screw Photographs and Memorabilia
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Galveston 1915 Hurricane Photographs
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Harry Walker Photographs
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Havana, Cuba, The Summer Land of the World
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Historic Houston Photographs
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Historic Maps
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Houston and Texas Feminist and Lesbian Newsletters
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Historic Texas Postcards
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Houston Fire Department
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Houston the Magnolia City
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Houston Negro Hospital
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Houstonian Yearbook Collection
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India Illustrated
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Israel Shreve Revolutionary War Letters, 1768-1894
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Jagdish Mehra Audio Collection
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KUHT Highlights
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Kenneth Franzheim Collection
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Lt. Robert B. Fulton USS Houston Letters
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Luis Marquez Photographs
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Marine Bombing Squadron (VMB-613) Photographs
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Mary Ellen Ewing vs the Houston School Board
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Minnie Fisher Cunningham Papers
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Moderner Volkskunst Zierat
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Mrs. Anson Jones Letters
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Oral Histories from the Houston History Project
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The Park People Annual Awards Dinner Invitations
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Scenes from the Middle East
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Selections from the Alonso S. Perales Papers
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SEM Collection (1914 – 1925)
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Shamrock Hotel Collection
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Sheet Music of Flute and Violin Duets, 1790s-1850s
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Ship Channel Collection
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Ship of Fools Woodcuts
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Student Art Exhibit
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Texas City 1947 Disaster Photographs
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Theodor de Bry's America
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Topsell's The History of Four-footed Beasts and Serpents Woodcuts
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University of Houston Buildings
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University of Houston Campus Life
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University of Houston Frontier Fiesta
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University of Houston People
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University of Houston Women’s Studies Living Archives Recordings
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USS Houston Blue Bonnet Newsletters
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William Slough USS Houston Letters
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SS Pygmalion
March 27, 1952
A shipment of 10 Trailer Houses; 68,000 lbs.; Shipper - Loffland Bros. Co. of Venezuela; Point of Origin - Houston, Texas; Destination - Guanta, Venezuela; Freight Forwarder - R.W. Smith & Co.; Steamship...
82.
From C.A. Gillan's file History of all Plants
[1923 - 1965]
A short exerpt discussing the origin of the term "Long Reach" and the development of the Long Reach Docks since its construction in 1923.
83.
Statement about Houston Ship Channel
1870
A Statement Respecting the Necessity and Advantages to the Commercial and Agricultural Interests of Texas of a Ship Channel from the Outer Galveston Bar to the City of Houston, the Head of Tide Water in...
84.
Ship Channel Stamp
1870
A Statement Respecting the Necessity and Advantages to the Commercial and Agricultural Interests of Texas of a Ship Channel from the Outer Galveston Bar to the City of Houston, the Head of Tide Water in...
85.
Crane loading freight onto ship
[1859 - 1965]
A stationary crane is loading a large piece of freight onto a ship while a group of men watch from below.
86.
Industrial magnet
[1859 - 1965]
A suspended industrial magnet picking up the scrap metal below.
87.
SS Gulf Banker, Long Reach Berth No. 5
April 15, 1958
Agent: Lykes Bros. Steamship Co., Inc.; Broker: H.E. Schurig & Co.; Shipper: Mosher Steel Co.; Shipment of five carloads of steel girders and structural steel on marginal track prior to loading aboard...
88.
SS Gulf Trader
November 1, 1958
Agent: Lykes Bros. Steamship Co., Inc.; Shpt: One Tank - 125' long; Weight: 111,100# Destination: Chile; One tank 125' long mounted on three flatcars being handled car to ship by Long Reach's stff - leg...
89.
SS George Lykes
March 21, 1954
Air Liquefier; 122,000 lbs.; Origin: Manufactured in Frankfurt/Main, Germany - loaded at the Port of Bremen, Germany; Shipper: Messer Co., Bremen, Germany; Consignee: Foster Wheeler Corporation; Destination:...
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Lykes Lines ships
[1859 - 1965]
B-1 Texita; B-2 Elizabeth Lyhes; B-3 Brinton Lyhes; B-4 Frank Lyhes; B-5 Whittien Jietory; B-6 Anna Adlaud; B-7 Open; B-8 Mayo Lyhes (SPELLING)
91.
Group photo of the Port of Houston Propeller Club
1954 - 1955
Back Row, Left to Right - Norman B. Avenell, Board of Governors; Robert S. Smith, Board of Governors; Sam D.W. Low, Board of Governors; Vernon Bailey, Board of Governors; J.H. Branard, Jr., Board of Governors;...
92.
Birds eye view of ships at Long Reach
June 19, 1953
Berth #1 - Fred Morris, Owner - Lykes Bros. Steamship Co., Inc.; Berth #2 - Trajanus, Agent - Strachan Shipping Company; Berth #3 - Groton Trails, Operator - States Marine Corporation; Berth #4 - Elisabeth...
93.
Birds eye view of ships on Houston Ship Channel
November 22, 1956
Berth #1 - SS Helvig Torm, Biehl & Co. - Agent; Berth #2 - SS Aggersborg, Rice, Kerr & Company, Inc. - Agent; Berth #3 - SS Almeria Lykes, Lykes Bros. Steamship Co., Inc. - Agent; Berth #4 - SS Pelican...
94.
Bird's eye view of ship channel's Turning Basin
1955
Bird's eye view of ship channel's Turning Basin. Sets of train tracks in the foreground lead to the docks.
95.
Ship uploading freight
[1859 - 1965]
Black and white photo of a ship unloading bags of it's cargo by net. A man stands under the net of bags.
96.
Ships on Houston Ship Channel
September 19, 1962
Black and white photo of ships in the Houston Ship Channel.
97.
Steam boiler
[1859 - 1965]
Black and white picture of a large black tank on a wooden platform.
98.
Port of Houston
November 1964
Black and white picture of a large tank hoisted up by a crane. Men stand on a platform to the left of the tank.
99.
Steam boiler
[1859 - 1965]
Black and white picture of men standing around a large black tank to the right.
100.
Group of businessmen
[1859 - 1965]
Black and whte picture of men in white shirts and ties inside of a building around a table with cardboard boxes on it. In the cardboard boxes is white material.
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