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Based on photo Louise-H-Roach_Col-032, six of the individuals are Verna (wearing the coat with the black fur) & Claude Kelly (standing behind Verna) and their children Sanford, Joe, J. C. Jr, Verna Mae The three boys are wearing caps and Verna Mae is…

On back: "Verna & Claude Kelly, Sanford, Joe, J. C. Jr, Verna Mae."

She is pictured wearing a white dress and complementary hat.

The photograph shows six people. The gentlemen and two of the women are not identified. They are standing in front of a building that appears to be under construction since there are no windows and there are boards on the ground at the right.

The photograph shows three people. The gentleman in the middle is not identified. They are standing in front of a building that appears to be under construction since there are no windows and there are boards on the ground at the right.

Photograph was taken at one of the homes at the corner of the porch steps. It shows Verna May Kelly holding her daughter Verna May.

Photograph shows three boys. They are not identified, but they are dressed in the same clothing as shown in Photo identified as Louise-H-Roach_Col-024 which was take on the same date. Based on this, we believe they are Left: Sanford Kelly, on right…

There are three copies of this photograph. All of them have a postcard backing. Using their ages as a guide: Joe is sitting. Sanford is the boy on the left. Mr. Gibson is holding Verna May.

Photo of Mr. and Mrs. John Claude Kelly. It was an informal shot of them standing outside on an unpaved road. She's wearing a hat and carrying an umbrella.

Studio portrait of Mr. and Mrs. John Claude Kelly. Based on the information on the back, the photograph was taken at the time of their marriage. Mr. Kelly is in formal wear and Mrs. Kelly is in her wedding gown. The photograph is mounted.

Postcard sent to Celeste Kitchen by her mother in 1953. The photograph shows several of the cabins. Still in existence, Lakeview is located in the Piney Woods of East Texas. According to their site it was established in 1947 as the site for a camping…

According to an article in the Midcounty Chronicle, 31 Jul 2002, pg. 8A, it was built in 1910 and sold in 1928.

Photograph of the three stained glass windows above the altar area of the First United Methodist Church, Nederland, Tex. The windows depict Christ with hands outstretched in welcome.

Photograph of the five stained glass windows above the front doors of the First United Methodist Church, Nederland, Tex. The windows depicts the transfiguration of Jesus with Moses and Elias.

Photograph of the third building for the First United Methodist Church, Nederland, Tex. It shows the front entrance and the top of the bell tower.

Photograph of the original First Methodist Church built about 1908. This photograph was probably taken about the time the church was c0mpleted since there is no development of the area shown. According to an article in the Midcounty Chronicle, 31 Jul…

Photograph of the First Methodist Church, Nederland, TX. It shows the side and the stained glass window at the front. Date not known, but probably about 1939.

Photograph of the First Methodist Church, Nederland, TX. It shows the front entrance and the stained glass window. Date not known, but probably about 1939.

Photograph of the First Methodist Church, Nederland, TX. Date not known.

There are two copies of this photograph with different captions on the back.A tree blocks the front entrance to the builging.