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Students and teachers outside the frame building that was the second school in Nederland. The photograph appeared in the Chronicle, 29 April 1948, pg. 9 with the following caption: "The second public school in Nederland, located opposite where the…

Photograph appeared in the Chronicle, 29 April 1948, pg. 3 with the caption: "Mr. and Mrs. S. R. Carter standing in front of their home which was built around 1900. Although Mr. Carter is dead, Mrs. Carter, the former Clara Koelemay, lives in the old…

Clipping of a photo of the Terwey family house. It would have been about 1605 Avenue H.

Photograph show the sign erected at the entrance to Tex Ritter Park located at 1500 Boston Ave. In the center of the sign is a plaque honoring Tex Ritter.

Plaque mounted in the sign at the entrance to Tex Ritter Park located at 1500 Boston Ave. The plaque serves as a marker honoring Tex Ritter.

Photos show the front and left side of the two-story wood structure known as the Old Mercantile Antique Co-op located at 1166 Boston Ave. An article in the Port Arthur News, 4 Sep 1991, pg. 1 stated that the original building was destroyed by fire…

On front: "Home of Mr. & Mrs. W. S. Gibson. Son William Earl Gibson helped build the house. It was finished 1915."

Photograph shows a two-story wood frame house with a front and side porch. According to an article in the Port Arthur News, 14 Mar 1978, pg. 3D, Ola Mcauley, is the sister of Tex Ritter. Ritter lived with the McCauleys in the Nederland house during…