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1. Adkisson HatcheryAdkisson HatcheryBusiness enterprises; Poultry industry; Adkisson Hatchery; Adkisson, RaymondAdkisson Hatchery opened in 1930 and was located at 413 W. 4th Avenue in Amarillo. Raymond Adkisson had first raised chickens on his fathers farm around 1910. He was born and reared in the Panhandle,
2. Amarillo Fire StationAmarillo Fire StationSpeed, John F.; Sheriffs; Police; Libraries; Public libraries; HorsesPhotograph of John F. Speed and horse. According to the 1911 City Directory John F. Speed was Deputy Sheriff. His office was in City Hall at 4th and Tyler. In 1913-15, he was Chief of Police. Picture
3. Amarillo HotelAmarillo HotelPolk Street; Sanborn, Henry B.; Canode, H. P.; Thompson, Ernest O.; Hotels; Buildings; Amarillo Hotel; Morrow-Thomas Hardware Company; Eberstadt Buidling; L. O. Thompson & Company; Street cars; Electric cars; Street railroads; Amarillo Street Railway SystemThe Amarillo Hotel was the Panhandle's meeting place in the early years. It was built by Amarillo's founder, Henry Sanborn, but had its greatest prosperity under the subsequent ownerships of H. P. Can
4. Amarillo Public Library And Fire StationAmarillo Public Library And Fire StationAmarillo Public Library; Fire stations; Libraries; Public libraries; HorsesFourth and Tyler was the site of the red two story brick building built in 1910 for the new fire station. Rooms were provided to Amarillo Public Library in the hall over the Fourth Street fire station
5. Amarillo Public Library Central FacilityAmarillo Public Library Central FacilityAmarillo Public Library; Libraries; Mary E. Bivins Memorial Library; Potter County Free Library; Public libraries; J.U.G. ClubAmarillo Public Library Central Facility was built in 1976 at 413 E. 4th .It replaced the Mary E. Bivins Library at 1000 Polk. The Herring Hotel, located at 317 E. 3rd, is visible in the background. T
6. Amarillo Public Library Central FacilityAmarillo Public Library Central FacilityAmarillo Public Library; J.U.G. Club; Potter County Free Library; Libraries; Public librariesAmarillo Public Library, 413 E. 4th, opened in 1976. It has 60,000 square feet and provides 91 parking spaces. Founded in 1902 as a civic project by the J.U.G. Club, "Just Us Girls," the JUG library p
7. Amarillo Public Library Central FacilityAmarillo Public Library Central FacilityAmarillo Public Library; Libraries; J.U.G. Club; Public librariesAmarillo Public Library Central Facility was built in 1976 at 413 E. 4th. Central Library provides 60,000 square feet and 91 parking spaces. In 1902 a group of ladies who called themselves the J.U.G.
8. Birdseye View, Amarillo, TexasBirdseye View, Amarillo, TexasAerial views; Buildings; Courthouses; Potter County Courthouse; Public utility companies; Amarillo Water, Light and Power Company; Aerial photographsPost card of early Amarillo. The photograph was taken about 1907.The water tower stood at the 200 block of Fillmore at the site of the city's Water, Light, and Power Company plant. The domed building
9. Brown's Boots & SaddlesBrown's Boots & SaddlesBrown's Boots & Saddles; First National Bank; R. L. Chanslor Building; Powell Building; Crown Bar; Roosevelt Bar; Amarillo Building; Brick streets; Polk StreetBrown's Boots & Saddles was located at 329 Polk Street in the early Fifties. The building was on the east side of Fourth and Polk. This building originally housed Amarillo's oldest bank, the First Nat
10. Central Fire StationCentral Fire StationFire stations; Amarillo Hotel; Vaughn Building; Rice, William; Roquemore, Otho G.; Buildings; Brick streets; Central Fire StationAmarillo Fire Station located downtown next to the old City Hall on the north side of Fourth Street between Tyler And Polk Streets. This fire station was demolished to clear the way for new downtown p
11. Central Fire StationCentral Fire StationFire stations; Fire fightersInterior of Fire station showing fireman standing next to an old-fashioned stove.
12. Central Fire StationCentral Fire StationFire stationsInterior shot of a fire station and an old-fashioned stove.
13. Central Fire StationCentral Fire StationFire stations; Fire fightersInteroir shot taken in a fire station of a fireman standing next to an old-fashioned stove.
14. Central Fire StationCentral Fire StationFire stations; Fire engines & equipment; Fire fighters; Roquemore, Otho G.; Rice, William; BuildingsCentral Fire Station was completed January 30, 1907 in the 100 block of West Fourth. The ground floor was to be used by the fire department, the hook and ladder hose cart, and sufficient space was all
15. Central Fire StationCentral Fire StationFire stations; Fire engines & equipment; Fire fightersInterior shot of horse-drawn fire fighting equipment.
16. Central Fire StationCentral Fire StationFire stations; Fire fighters; Fire engines & equipmentInterior shot of firemen with early ladder truck. A firepole can also be seen in the photo.
17. Central Fire StationCentral Fire StationFire stations; Central Fire Station; Roquemore, Otho G.; Rice, William; Buildings; Brick streetsThe Central Fire Station was completed on January 30, 1907 and was located on the northeast corner of Fourth and Tyler. The ground floor was used by the fire department, the hook and ladder hose cart,
18. Central Fire StationCentral Fire StationFire stations; Fire fighters; Central Fire StationFireman in front of fire station.
19. Central Fire Station OfficeCentral Fire Station OfficeFire alarms; Fire stationsOffice at the Fire Station.
20. Central Fre StationCentral Fre StationFire stations; Central Fire Station; Rice, William; Roquemore, Otho G.Amarillo Fire Station located downtown next to the old city hall on the north side of Fourth Street between Tyler and Polk Streets. This fire station was demolished to clear the way for new downtown p
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