Sepia tone group photo of 33 men at the Amarillo Air Force Base. Mechanic and engineer training during the war. Pictured is Class 12-5-C, 602 Headquarters. Photo has class information on front with "To Mother and Dad From Your Loving Son Harold" Back has names listed.
The first air base in Amarillo opened in 1942 to train mechanics and engineers and was closed in 1946, after World War II. In 1951, the Amarillo Air Force Base opened. Its name was changed to Amarillo Technical Training Center in 1961, and the base officially closed at the end of 1968.
Colorized Image of the building looking Southwest. Located on the corner of Gallia and Waller. Now known as Temple Baptist. Architect on front listed as John R. Wile. Built 1928.
Colorized image of the school building in West Portsmouth in Hillcrest addition, formerly the Rapp addition. Located on a terrace of land off Fourth (4th), Curtis, and Davis Streets. West Portsmouth school built in 1921-22.
Colorized image of the building. The Commercial Club was an organization formed to promote the Republican party. It was incorporated in Portsmouth September 20, 1899. In 1911, property was transferred to Knights of Columbus.
Color photo image of the early church building located at "north side of Fourth (4th) Street, between Court and Washington." Later known as 89 West Fourth (4th), image is that of the front of the building. First Baptist was built in 1852 but later moved to Gallia & Waller--now known as Temple Baptist
Colorized image of the church building located at the corner of Gallia and Offnere. First worship service in this building was October 11, 1908. Notation on back, "A modern building and successor to Sixth Street Church." In 1983, name was changed to Wesley United Methodist. Razed 2005.
