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A1994-005.0001 Collection: Vicente Salazar, Sr. Family Collection Location: 1 / G-3-3	V. Salazar in the middle in his store on Richard Street in Kingsville around 1920.
A1994-005.0002 Collection: Vicente Salazar, Sr. Family Collection Location: 1 / G-3-3	This photograph taken in the late 1930's shows Rolando Salazar, Jose Salazar's son, inside the rubber boot with his uncle, Emilio Trevino, standing by his side. The young girl in the photo is not identified. Jose Salazar is standing in the background by the front entrance to the store building. The residence next to the store building was the home of Vicente and Petra Salazar at 204 E. Richard St. in Kingsville. (Same photo as A2017-034.0077)
A1994-005.0003 Collection: Vicente Salazar, Sr. Family Collection Location: 1 / G-3-3	On left a house next to the Salazar Store, on right, the house where the Salazar family lived.
A1994-005.0004 Collection: Vicente Salazar, Sr. Family Collection Location: 1 / G-3-3	On left a house next to the Salazar Store, on right, the house where the Salazar family lived.
A1994-005.0005 Collection: Vicente Salazar, Sr. Family Collection Location: 1 / G-3-3	A float for the Kingsville Parade the Salazar family created.
A1994-005.0006A Collection: Vicente Salazar, Sr. Family Collection Location: 1 / G-3-3	Newspaper clipping dated January 20, 1965, article titled, "Salazar Store Serves Kingsville for 46 Years." The brothers, Nick and Joe Salazar announce the closing of their store. The store was originally opened by their father, Vicente Salazar, in 1919.
A1994-005.0006B Collection: Vicente Salazar, Sr. Family Collection Location: 1 / G-3-3	Newspaper clipping dated January 20, 1965, article titled, "Salazar Store Serves Kingsville for 46 Years." Nick and Joe Salazar, brothers who operated the Salazar Store after their father retired are photographed. A photo of their father, V. Salazar is included.
A2017-034.0001 Collection: Vicente Salazar, Sr. Family Collection Location: Sandbox>Archives>Masters>STA Collection Masters>A2017-034	Mario Javier Salazar and Yolanda Hilda Salazar, children of Nicolas and Isabel R. Salazar.
A2017-034.0002 Collection: Vicente Salazar, Sr. Family Collection Location: Sandbox>Archives>Masters>STA Collection Masters>A2017-034	Vicente Salazar, Sr. Vicente was born on April 5, 1860 in Ciudad Jimenez, Tamaulipas, Mexico and died on May 28, 1933 in Kingsville, TX. He was the founder and original owner of the V. Salazar Store. The store building at the corner of Richard Street and 6th street has been beautifully restored by its current owners as an event center.
A2017-034.0003 Collection: Vicente Salazar, Sr. Family Collection Location: Sandbox>Archives>Masters>STA Collection Masters>A2017-034	Vicente Salazar Sr. (on the right) and a store clerk in the first Salazar Store established in Kingsville in 1919 - 1920. It was a wooden frame building which was later replaced by a cement building in 1927.
A2017-034.0004 Collection: Vicente Salazar, Sr. Family Collection Location: Sandbox>Archives>Masters>STA Collection Masters>A2017-034	Rolando Salazar (inside the large rubber boot), Jose Salazar's son, and his uncle, Emilio Trevino, are standing in front of the V. Salazar Store in the 1930's. The young girl sitting on the picture window ledge is not identified.
A2017-034.0005 Collection: Vicente Salazar, Sr. Family Collection Location: Sandbox>Archives>Masters>STA Collection Masters>A2017-034	Nicolas Salazar and his wife, Isabel R. Salazar posing after a wedding celebration on the grounds of the convent of The Missionary Daughters of the Most Pure Virgin Mary. The convent is located in the 400 block of Richard Street in Kingsville. (Same Photo as A2017-034.0019)
A2017-034.0006 Collection: Vicente Salazar, Sr. Family Collection Location: Sandbox>Archives>Masters>STA Collection Masters>A2017-034	Isabel R. Salazar, wife of Nicolas Salazar. Chabelita, as she was well known to her friends, was a very active member of St. Martin's Catholic Church. One could always depend on her to lead the Rosary service whenever a member of the Catholic church had passed on. In her younger years, she provided room and board for many a college student that couldn't afford to live at the local college dormitories. She was a wonderful cook and made the most delicious tamales.
A2017-034.0007 Collection: Vicente Salazar, Sr. Family Collection Location: Sandbox>Archives>Masters>STA Collection Masters>A2017-034	Jose Salazar. Jose Salazar, son of Vicente Salazar, Sr. was born on September 18, 1895 in Concepcion, Texas. He died at the age of 93 on July 10, 1989 in Kingsville, Texas. After Vicente Sr. died, Jose and his brothers, Nicolas and Eduardo, continued working in the general merchandise store that their father had established. Jose was an active member of the business community and St. Martin's Catholic Church. He was the first Mexican - American member to serve on the Kingsville Independent School District board. His strong belief in education was of great importance as he would always emphasize "it's never too late to learn"!
A2017-034.0008 Collection: Vicente Salazar, Sr. Family Collection Location: Sandbox>Archives>Masters>STA Collection Masters>A2017-034	Wedding picture of Nicolas Salazar and Isabel Ruiz married on June 5, 1927 in Kingsville, Texas.
A2017-034.0009 Collection: Vicente Salazar, Sr. Family Collection Location: Sandbox>Archives>Masters>STA Collection Masters>A2017-034	This is an announcement of the death of Senora Petra P. Vda de Salazar. Petra was Vicente Salazar's wife. She died on September 29, 1961, at the age of 90 years.
A2017-034.0010 Collection: Vicente Salazar, Sr. Family Collection Location: Sandbox>Archives>Masters>STA Collection Masters>A2017-034	Recognition plaque presented to Jose Salazar as a charter member of the Knights of Columbus St. Martin's Council No. 2623. Jose was a charter member of the council from 1926 until his death in 1989.
A2017-034.0011 Collection: Vicente Salazar, Sr. Family Collection Location: Sandbox>Archives>Masters>STA Collection Masters>A2017-034	Recognition plaque presented to Jose Salazar by the El Dorado Club on December 25, 1986, in Kingsville, Texas. Jose Salazar served the business community of Kingsville, TX as the manager of the V. Salazar Store for almost 46 years. He became a member of the Kingsville Chamber of Commerce in 1927, served as a member of the Kingsville Independent School District board in the mid 1940's to early 50's and was a charter member of the St. Martin's Knights of Columbus No. 2623 since 1926 until he died in 1989. One of his favorite sayings was "Where there's a will, there's a way!"
A2017-034.0012 Collection: Vicente Salazar, Sr. Family Collection Location: Sandbox>Archives>Masters>STA Collection Masters>A2017-034	Petra Palacios de Salazar and her husband, Vicente Salazar, Sr.
A2017-034.0013 Collection: Vicente Salazar, Sr. Family Collection Location: Sandbox>Archives>Masters>STA Collection Masters>A2017-034	Recognition plaque presented to Amelia Salazar by the El Dorado Club on December 25, 1999, in Kingsville, Texas. Amelia P. Salazar (Mrs. Jose Salazar) married Jose Salazar on June 25, 1944. Amelia was a retired educator of 43 years in the schools of Jim Wells County, Ben Bolt-Palito Blanco, Premont, and Kingsville, Texas. She was a charter member of St. Martin's (Kingsville) Catholic Daughters of America, and a member and at times, an officer of the following local organizations: St. Martin's Altar Society , Archdiocesan Council of Catholic Women, Texas Retired Teachers Association - both state and local, and the local American Association of University Women. She was a member of the volunteer group at Spohn Kleberg Memorial Hospital. Amelia also volunteered at Kleberg County Nursing Home on Sundays taking Holy Communion to the Catholic residents and lead the Sunday afternoon Bingo for several years. She was a Eucharistic minister at St. Martin's Catholic Church, where she also taught Religious Education (CCD) for 25 years. Amelia was also associated with the family business, the V. Salazar Store of Kingsville, Texas.
A2017-034.0014 Collection: Vicente Salazar, Sr. Family Collection Location: Sandbox>Archives>Masters>STA Collection Masters>A2017-034	Vicente Salazar, Sr. Vicente was born on April 5, 1860 in Ciudad Jimenez, Tamaulipas, Mexico and died on May 28, 1933 in Kingsville, TX. He was the founder and original owner of the V. Salazar Store in Kingsville. The store building at the corner of East Richard Street and 6th Street has been beautifully restored by its current owners as an event center.
A2017-034.0015 Collection: Vicente Salazar, Sr. Family Collection Location: Sandbox>Archives>Masters>STA Collection Masters>A2017-034	Vicente Salazar, Sr. is the person at the top of the picture. On the bottom row, the person on the left is unidentified. The person on the right, is Nicolas Salazar, one of Vicente's sons.
A2017-034.0016 Collection: Vicente Salazar, Sr. Family Collection Location: Sandbox>Archives>Masters>STA Collection Masters>A2017-034	Nicolas Salazar, son of Vicente Salazar, Sr. is pictured as the driver of the Model T automobile. The sign on the driver's side advertises the "taxi" service that the Salazar brothers had at the time in Kingsville, Texas. The phone number was 147. The Salazar family had the first phone service on East Richard Street in the 1920's. The "taxi" service provided transportation to the neighboring towns of Alice, San Diego and even to events in Hebbronville, Texas.
A2017-034.0017 Collection: Vicente Salazar, Sr. Family Collection Location: Sandbox>Archives>Masters>STA Collection Masters>A2017-034	Eduardo, the oldest son of Vicente Salazar, Sr. is driving this Model T. Eduardo's brothers, Nicolas and Jose are pictured standing by the driver's side of the vehicle. Nicolas is standing on the left side joined by Jose standing on the right side.
A2017-034.0018 Collection: Vicente Salazar, Sr. Family Collection Location: Sandbox>Archives>Masters>STA Collection Masters>A2017-034	Jose Salazar at the top right of this photograph is pictured with some of his friends, possibly on a vacation. The two men standing by Jose's right side are unidentified. The man holding a cigarette is Regulo Perez, a Kingsville resident and a family friend. Regulo's brother, Ramon (not pictured), was Jose's brother-in-law.
A2017-034.0019 Collection: Vicente Salazar, Sr. Family Collection Location: Sandbox>Archives>Masters>STA Collection Masters>A2017-034	Nicolas Salazar and his wife, Isabel R. Salazar posing after a wedding celebration on the grounds of the convent of The Missionary Daughters of the Most Pure Virgin Mary. The convent is located in the 400 block of Richard Street in Kingsville. (Same photo as A2017-034.0005)
A2017-034.0020 Collection: Vicente Salazar, Sr. Family Collection Location: Sandbox>Archives>Masters>STA Collection Masters>A2017-034	Nicolas (Nick) Salazar, son of Vicente Salazar, Sr, standing in front of St. Martin's Catholic Church in Kingsville, TX. Nicolas along with his two brothers, Eduardo and Jose, worked in the family business, V. Salazar Store, in Kingsville, TX.
A2017-034.0021 Collection: Vicente Salazar, Sr. Family Collection Location: Sandbox>Archives>Masters>STA Collection Masters>A2017-034	A young Jose Salazar relaxing on the front steps of the Vicente Salazar family home. Jose always enjoyed wearing a hat throughout his life. He made sure the dress hat was not only in style, but suitable for the current season.
A2017-034.0022 Collection: Vicente Salazar, Sr. Family Collection Location: Sandbox>Archives>Masters>STA Collection Masters>A2017-034	Jose Salazar and his wife, Amelia Pena Salazar, posing in front of his mother's house (Petra Salazar) at 204 E. Richard. This house was located next to the V. Salazar Store at 200 E. Richard in Kingsville. Jose and Amelia lived in this house from the day after they arrived from their honeymoon to Monterrey, Mexico in June 1944 until May 1959.
A2017-034.0023 Collection: Vicente Salazar, Sr. Family Collection Location: Sandbox>Archives>Masters>STA Collection Masters>A2017-034	Jose Salazar was always ready to celebrate a special occasion, especially if he was expected to wear a dress suit and a tie. He acquired quite a collection of ties. In this photograph, his daughter, Irma, is in the picture to Jose's right and his son, Jose Rolando, is in the picture to Jose's left.
A2017-034.0024 Collection: Vicente Salazar, Sr. Family Collection Location: Sandbox>Archives>Masters>STA Collection Masters>A2017-034	Jose Salazar ready to attend a special occasion dressed in his favorite attire - a suit and a tie!
A2017-034.0025 Collection: Vicente Salazar, Sr. Family Collection Location: Sandbox>Archives>Masters>STA Collection Masters>A2017-034	Jose Salazar driving his family car. His wife, Amelia, is seated on the front passenger side. Petra, Vicente Salazar Sr.'s widow, is in the back seat, accompanied by Jose and Amelia's daughter, Irma. It was customary for Jose to take his family for a Sunday afternoon drive to visit relatives in nearby towns or just for a drive in the city or to nearby Loyola Beach in the summertime. Jose's daughter, Irma, recalls always riding in a Buick as the family car.
A2017-034.0026 Collection: Vicente Salazar, Sr. Family Collection Location: Sandbox>Archives>Masters>STA Collection Masters>A2017-034	Jose Salazar driving his sedan in the early 1940's. Jose's typical wear on a business day at the V. Salazar Store was a long sleeve white dress shirt with his dress slacks and a tie!! The long sleeve shirts sometimes required cuff links and a tie clip for his tie.
A2017-034.0027 Collection: Vicente Salazar, Sr. Family Collection Location: Sandbox>Archives>Masters>STA Collection Masters>A2017-034	Vicente Salazar Jr. He was the youngest son of Vicente Salazar Sr. Vicente graduated from Henrietta M. King High School in Kingsville, TX . He graduated in the late 1920's.
A2017-034.0028 Collection: Vicente Salazar, Sr. Family Collection Location: Sandbox>Archives>Masters>STA Collection Masters>A2017-034	Vicente Salazar Jr. on a once in a lifetime snowy day in Kingsville, TX.
A2017-034.0029 Collection: Vicente Salazar, Sr. Family Collection Location: Sandbox>Archives>Masters>STA Collection Masters>A2017-034	Vicente Salazar Jr. posing after his graduation from H.M. King High School, Kingsville, TX in 1933.
A2017-034.0030 Collection: Vicente Salazar, Sr. Family Collection Location: Sandbox>Archives>Masters>STA Collection Masters>A2017-034	Vicente Salazar, Jr. and an unidentified young student to his left. It appears that this event took place at a public event, perhaps at a school. Vicente died at the young age of 33.
A2017-034.0031 Collection: Vicente Salazar, Sr. Family Collection Location: Sandbox>Archives>Masters>STA Collection Masters>A2017-034	Jose Salazar in his early 50's. Jose was born in Concepcion, Texas on September 18,1895. After Jose was born, the Salazar family moved to Falfurrias, Texas. The family finally settled in Kingsville, Texas. Jose died on July 10, 1989 in Kingsville, Texas.
A2017-034.0032 Collection: Vicente Salazar, Sr. Family Collection Location: Sandbox>Archives>Masters>STA Collection Masters>A2017-034	Jose Salazar's children, Jose Rolando (Rolando) and Amelia Irma (Irma). Rolando, Jose's son, who was 15 years old when this photo was taken is holding Irma, his sister, who was several months old. Rolando was Jose's son from Jose's first marriage to Olivia Trevino. After his first wife died, Jose remained a widower for almost 13 years until he married Amelia Pena on June 25, 1944. Exactly one year later, Jose and Amelia's daughter, Irma was born on June 25, 1945. Vicente Salazar Sr.'s framed photograph is in the background.
A2017-034.0033 Collection: Vicente Salazar, Sr. Family Collection Location: Sandbox>Archives>Masters>STA Collection Masters>A2017-034	Jose Salazar pictured in his teens. Jose enjoyed having his picture taken wearing a suit and a tie. He normally wore a regular tie as opposed to the bowtie worn in this photograph.