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1. Brick building with For Rent sign Brick building with For Rent sign A brick building with windows and a door. A bench is located in front of the building, and a sign reading "FOR RENT" can be seen in the windows on the upper left. A sign reading "GARAGE FOR RENT" can be...
2. Wooden buildings with advertisements Wooden buildings with advertisements A group of wooden buildings, two of which have rectangular signs with writing. A group of people are gathered in front of the building in the center.
3. Group of people with Maxwell House signs Group of people with Maxwell House signs Two groups of people holding two Maxwell House Coffee signs and wearing Maxwell House Coffee aprons. Seven African-Americans are squatting at the front, and five men and one woman are standing behind them....
4. Texaco sign Texaco sign A Texaco sign advertising "The Texas Company / H. L. Walker / LEASE / 174 ACRES+-" at the site of an oil well in Brazoria county.
5. Group of people holding coffee sign Group of people holding coffee sign A group of people holding a sign that reads "AMERICA'S FAVORITE, MAXWELL HOUSE COFFEE". In front of them is a coffee making machine, and to the left is another group of people.
6. Sign at driveway entrance Sign at driveway entrance A sign attached to a fence at the entrance to a driveway. The sign reads "CLEAR LAKE INN, SEA FOOD AND CHICKEN DINNERS SERVED HERE, FOOD THAT SATISFIES". Behind the fence are a building with a screened...
7. House for sale House for sale A brick house with a smaller white building behind it. A sign located in front of the house reads "FOR SALE / SAN JACINTO TRUST".
8. Field with fence Field with fence A field covered with plants and small trees with a wire fence separating it from an area made up mostly of dirt. A sign to the left reads HOTEL ST. ANTHONY.
9. Summit of Mount Locke sign Summit of Mount Locke sign A sign posted by the Texas Highway Department with elevation information and a notice informing passersby that the Summit of Mount Locke is the Highest Point on Texas Highways.
10. Group of people at Summit of Mount Locke Group of people at Summit of Mount Locke A group of people at Summit of Mount Locke. The women are sitting on either side of a sign by the Texas Highway Department designating the spot as the Highest Point on Texas Highways, and a man is standing...
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