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This photograph appeared in the Midcounty Review, November 3, 1949, pg. 1 with this caption: "Shown above is a recent picture of local firemen. They are, front row, Devon Farris, assistant chief, and Monroe Findley, chief ; second row, James…

Pop Jansen and group of children on field or at a park.

Newspaper concerning John H. "Pop" Jansen. Newspaper unknown.

Photograph of John H. "Pop" Jansen. According to the Nederland Centennial Histoyr, pg. 39: "Constable Pop Jensen served as Nederland's only law officer in the 1940s and early 1950s."

Photograph shows Constable Singleton and his son Dillard on horseback. Constable Singleton was the first law officer in Nederland. This photo also appeared in the Port Arthur News on 13 March 1973, pg. 11-B with the following caption: "ROUNDUP TIME…

Information found elsewhere indicates that the woman appearing in the photo was Vice Consul M. H. deBruijn. The caption on the back which said she was the "wife of the vice consul" was incorrect.

Information found elsewhere indicates that the woman appearing in the photo was Vice Consul M. H. deBruijn. The caption on the back which said she was the "wife of the vice consul" was incorrect.

Photograph of Helmut Buisman, Consul General of the Netherlands standing next to his car and pointing to the designation.

Photograph was taken during the Dutch Ambassadors visit in 1955. Left to right are Ambassador Jan Herman van Roijen, Albert H. Rienstra, and Mayor Earl Gish.

Photograph NDHS-0022-007 was taken when Ambassador van Roijen and his wife visited Nederland in 1955.

Photograph NDHS-0022-007 was taken at the same time. It identifies the group as: "Picture taken in Herbert Youmans' Home in 1955. Seated left to right: Ambassador J. H. van Roijen of The Netherlands, Mr. DeRuiter. Standing left to right, Bill…

Photograph appeared in the Midcounty Review, November 4, 1955, pg. 1 with the caption: "Here Bill Doornbos, Herbert Youmans, H. P. Youmans, D. X. Rienstra, M. Rienstra, Jack Fleming, the Ambassador and unidentified out-of-town guest, are shown at the…

Photograph appeared in the Chronicle, 6 May 1948, page 1 with the following caption: "Texan by proxy … Dutch ambassador, E. N. von Kleffens, waving his hands like a Dutch cowboy. He is said to have remarked that he was a Dutchman first and a Texan…

Chamber of Commerce President Herbert P. Youmans presents the E. N. van Kleffens with a Stetson. On the right is Hendrick Bos, Netherlands Consul General at New Orleans. To the left is Dow Wynn, master of ceremonies. The photograph was taken at the…

Photograph shows Dutch Ambassador Eelco Nicholaas van Kleffens addressing those attending the Chamber of Commerce noon luncheon held during the Golden Jubilee. Left to right are: Dow Wynn, master of ceremonies ; "Sandy" Rienstra ; the ambassador…

Dutch ambassador Eelco Nicholaas van Kleffens stands with military honor guard. The photograph appears to have been taken at one of the home additions.

Dutch ambassador Eelco Nicholaas van Kleffens stands with military honor guard. The photograph was taken at the Golden Jubilee. In the background you can just make out the windmill.

Dutch ambassador Eelco Nicholaas van Kleffens stands with Dick Rienstra, King of the Golden Jubilee celebration and Jackie Miller, the crown bearer.

Marriage Solemnized in Nederland -- Mrs. Carroll Wayne Lester is an August bride. Mrs. Lester is the former Marie Palmer and is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. E. A. Palmer of Nederland. Mr. Lester is the son of Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Lester of that city.…