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80 Years of Transportation Progress-A History of the St. Louis Southwestern Railway
No full textThe project was inspired by the 1986 sesquicentennial of Texas’ independence from Mexico. Lila Coley was a member of the Colleyville Sesquicentennial Book Committee. Coley and others The documents and photographs in this collection were compiled in the mid-1980s as research material for Colleyville 1855-1956, a book on the history of the Tarrant County, Texas community of Colleyville. on the Committee collected research material and edited and published the book. After the book was published in 1986, Mrs. Coley collected and preserved the research material and other records of the book project. In June of 2013 she donated her collection to the Tarrant County College District Archives
Webb House Dedication
No full textWebb House Dedication
Tarantula Railroad
Colleyville, Texas; Webb family; Tarrant County; Tarantula Railroad
Cotten Belt Railroad Lin
Webb House Dedication
No full textWebb House Dedication
Tarantula Railroad
Colleyville, Texas; Webb family; Tarrant County; Tarantula Railroa
Tarrant County Junior College Course Catalogs 2002-2003
No full textTarrant County Junior College course catalogs for school yea
Texas State Historical Marker
No full text.Texas State Historical Landmark: John Rubin Web House
Webb store historical marker dedication, 2003
Texas State Historical Landmark John Rubin Webb House The records and photographs in this collection are part of the Heritage Room Archival Collections and are the property of the Tarrant County College District
A Mesob a Harari basket used for storing injera, an Ethiopian and Eritrean flatbread
No full textA Mesob is a Harari basket used for storing injera, an Ethiopian and Eritrean flatbread. It is widely depicted as a cultural symbol for Ethiopia, made from locally grown and partially dyed grass and palm leaves known for strength and durability
City will bury some of its past with its future
No full textColleyville, Texas; Webb family; Tarrant County; Tarantula Railroad Cotten Belt Railroad Line Colleyville Historical Preservation Committe
Ceremonial Horse Hair Fly Whisks
No full textFly whisks were often status symbols used by priests in the Ethiopian Church, aristocrats, and important government officials. The handles were generally made of finely worked metals, often silver. These were most likely used by ordinary citizens