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  • A1983-015.0200A
  • Collection: Perry Reed Postcard Collection
  • Location: Perry Reed Postcard File
Kingsville Public School, Kingsville, Texas. July 1910.
  • A1983-015.0201A
  • Collection: Perry Reed Postcard Collection
  • Location: Perry Reed Postcard File
H.M. King High School, Kingsville, Texas. This $50,000 school building is located at west end of Kleberg Avenue, is one of the most modern and best furnished school in the State. September 2, 1916.
  • A1983-015.0202A
  • Collection: Perry Reed Postcard Collection
  • Location: Perry Reed Postcard File
Lioncitas, Kingsville, Texas. (located on Laureles Division of the King Ranch)
  • A1983-015.0203A
  • Collection: Perry Reed Postcard Collection
  • Location: Perry Reed Postcard File
The original oil painting of this ranch scene by Porfirio Salinas hangs in the lobby of the State Bank of Kingsville, Texas.
  • A1983-015.0204A
  • Collection: Perry Reed Postcard Collection
  • Location: Perry Reed Postcard File
Motel Carby in Kingsville, TX is brick, modern, quiet and cool. There are eighteen units – air conditioned, tile baths, shower, beauty rest mattresses and carpets throughout. None more comfortable in the south. Owned by Mr. and Mrs. Walter Carby. On U.S. Bypass 77 (1415 South 14th). color 5.5x3.5
  • A1983-015.0205A
  • Collection: Perry Reed Postcard Collection
  • Location: Perry Reed Postcard File
Downtown Motel, Inc., across from Telephone Building on Highway 141, 315 East King Ave., Kingsville, Texas. 25 units. Refrigerated Air conditioned. Kitches at no extra cost. Five restaurants within walking distance (1 block). Telephones available. Owner-operated. Dial Ly2-2513. 1950. color 5.5x3.5
  • A1983-015.0206A
  • Collection: Perry Reed Postcard Collection
  • Location: Perry Reed Postcard File
Section of Celanese Corp., Kingsville, TX. b/w 5.5x3.5
  • A1983-015.0207A
  • Collection: Perry Reed Postcard Collection
  • Location: Perry Reed Postcard File
Interior, Santa Gertrudis Dairy Barn, Kingsivlle, Texas. Where over 100 cows are fed and milked daily. This fire-proof barn of concrete and tile, is a first prize winner for cleanliness and excellent sanitary surroundings.
  • A1983-015.0208A
  • Collection: Perry Reed Postcard Collection
  • Location: Perry Reed Postcard File
Mexican Public School, Kingsville, Texas. November 11, 1916.
  • A1983-015.0209A
  • Collection: Perry Reed Postcard Collection
  • Location: Perry Reed Postcard File
Greetings from Kingsville Texas. August 27, 1908. (Five photos surround a woman on a leaf. Pictures are of King Ranch residence, King’s Inn, the Railroad park, the Depot, and Lioncitas).
  • A1983-015.0210A
  • Collection: Perry Reed Postcard Collection
  • Location: Perry Reed Postcard File
Henrietta M. King High School, Kingsville, Texas. "Kingsville's High School, originally donated by and named in honor of the late Mrs. Henrietta M. King.
  • A1984-034
  • Collection: Perry Reed Postcard Collection
  • Location: Perry Reed Postcard File
Views in & around Kingsville, Tx.
  • A1984-034.0006
  • Collection: Perry Reed Postcard Collection
  • Location: Photo File
Photo. U.S.O. Club, Y.M.C.A.
  • A1984-034.0009
  • Collection: Perry Reed Postcard Collection
  • Location: Perry Reed Postcards
Casa Ricardo Hotel duplicate of A1985-044.0012
  • A1984-034.0013
  • Collection: Perry Reed Postcard Collection
  • Location: Perry Reed Postcards
Casa Ricardo Hotel. Kingsville, Texas. Front view with sign. Dated 03/27/1924. Faded and stained.
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