Lucas Terrace where many lives were lost & Saved

Special Collection 110

• Artwork
• Bodies
• Beachfront
• Businesses
• Churches
• Harbor Damage
• Miscellaneous
• Medical
• Public Buildings
• Residential Areas
• Railroads
• Schools
• Special Collections
• Survivors
• 04-0028 John Focke Papers
• 04-0070 W. A. Palmer Papers
• 04-0071 Galveston Independent School District Records
• 05-0007 Red Cross Records
• 22-0045 Anonymous Letter
• 22-0046 New York (City) Board of Education Papers
• 22-0051 Charles Henry McMaster Papers
• 22-0052 Charles Henry McMaster Papers
• 24-0147 Galveston School Building Repair Fund Records
• 24-0148 E. N. Ketchum Papers
• 24-0149-01 Galveston Central Relief Committee Records
• 24-0150 William A. McVitie Papers
• 24-0151 C.H. Dorsey Papers
• 24-0151A C.A. Holt, Jr., Papers
• 25-0586 Sarah Helen Littlejohn Papers
• 25-0587 Galveston Central Relief Committee Records
• 28-0175 J. L. Monagon Papers
• 29-0028 B. C. Stuart Papers
• 34-0020 Red Cross. Galveston Relief Committee Records
• 46-0006 John D. Blagden Papers
• 67-0006 J. Focke Papers
• 67-0042 J. H. Hawley Papers
• 68-0008 G. A. Kohut Papers
• 68-0009 Martin Nicholson Papers
• 68-0039 Thomas H. Nolan Papers
• 68-0143 James Oakley Papers
• 68-0144 Mrs. A. Nindi Papers
• 68-0145 P. J. Willis Papers
• 68-0146 Galveston Fire Department Records
• 68-0147 Galveston Public Labor Committee Records
• 69-0260 James E. Thompson Papers
• 73-0344 Alice Block Papers
• 74-0007 Souvenir Booklet
• 75-0002 Galveston - Texas City Pilots Logbooks
• 76-0002 Butler & Alger Papers
• 76-0004 World's Fair Bulletin
• 76-0016 Minot Family Papers
• 76-0026 Fred Napp Papers
• 79-0023 Geneva Dibrell Scholes Papers
• 80-0019 Baltimore. Committee in Aid of the Galveston Sufferers Concert Program
• 80-0021 Lloyd R. Fayling Papers
• 83-0017 Ida S. Austin Papers
• 85-0013 James Brown/Winnifred B. Clamp Letters
• 89-0016 Gonzales Family Papers
• 89-0018 Walter W. Davis Papers
• 89-0020 Galveston Placards Collection
• 91-0012 1900 Storm Letter
• 93-0004 1900 Storm Benefit Concert Program
• 93-0025 1900 Storm Notice
• 93-0026 1900 Storm Letter
• 95-0002 U.S. National Weather Service Records
• 95-0023 Focke 1900 Storm Telegrams
• 98-0017 Storm Relief Indexes
• 98-0052 J. H. Parker Papers
• 98-0053 Walter C. Jones Papers
• 99-0003 George Paschal McNeir Papers
• 99-0004 Bertie Dinkelaker Papers
• 99-0005 The Texas Cyclone
• 99-0006 Margaret Sealy Burton Papers
• 2000-0034 Mrs. Alex "Mamie" Easton 1900 Storm Letter
• Oral History Interview of Emma Beal (1889-1972)
• Oral History Interview of Emma Beal (1889-1972)
• Oral History Interview of Henry J. Bettencourt and Margaret Rowan Bettencourt
• Oral History Interview of Hyman Block
• Oral History Interview of William Mason Bristol
• Oral History Interview of Wilbur Goodman
• Oral History Interview of Rosa Tod Hamner
• Oral History Interview of John W. Harris
• Oral History Interview of Louise Hopkins
• Oral History Interview of Ellen Edwards Nilson
• Oral History Interview of Katharine Vedder Pauls (Mrs. Cortes)
• Map of the 1900 Storm Damage
• List of Recorded Deaths
• Storm FAQs
• Descendant-supplied Victims
• G-59262FF1-1 N.W. Corner Woman's Home Showing Grade Mark before Filling
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• G-59262FF2-1 Leviathan Discharging at 25th & P 1/2
• G-59262FF4-4 Looking West from Top of Bath Ave. School, Showing 25th St
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• G-59262FF3-3 Raising Grace Church
• G-59262FF2-8 Dredge Leviathan in Canal, Galveston, Texas
• G-59262FF2-9 Leviathan Entering Canal - Dredge Holm in Distance
• G-59262FF2-10 Entrance to Canal from the Bay near Sealy Hospital, Draw Bridge & North End of Sea Wall
• G-59262FF2-3 Holm near Sealy Hospital Beginning the Excavation for Grade Raising Canal
• G-59262FF2-4 Holm Excavating Canal Near Sealy Hospital
• G-59262FF2-5 Dredge Boat Holm, dredging the Galveston Grade raising canal
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• G-59262FF3-5 St. Patrick's Church
• G-59262FF3-6 St. Patrick's Church
• G-59262FF3-4 Grace Church P.E., Galveston, Texas
• G-59262FF1-8 South Side of Home, Leviathan Discharging from Main Pipe
• G-59262FF1-9 Leviathan's Discharge Pipe South Side of Woman's Home
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• G-59262FF4-3 Filling Front Yard of Convent
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• G-59262FF1-3 Discharging south side of Woman's Home
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• G-59262FF4-2 South View of Convent after Grade Raising
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• G-59263FF7-10 Dredge 'George Sealy' dredging turning basin, 13th to 15th streets
• G-59263FF7-7 Dredge 'Galveston' in canal at 15th St. turning basin
• G-59263FF7-2 Dredge, 'George Sealy,' Dredging Grade Raising Canal, at 22nd. St.
• G-59263FF2-6 GRADE RAISING CANAL LOOKING EAST FROM TREMONT ST
• G-59263FF3-2 Leviathan Discharging at 23rd St Sta.
• G-59263FF3-8 Holm and Leviathan at Stations, 24 & 23d St's
• G-59263FF3-12 Dredges at Discharging Stations, 23rd & 24th Sts.
• G-59263FF5-15 Three Dutch sand hopper Dredges, discharging fill ay a turn-around basin, in the heart of the City of Galveston near 23rd Street and Avenue P
• G-59263FF7-3 Leviathan after it has unloaded at the Tremont St. Station
• G-59263FF7-11 View of canal front between 23rd & 25th streets - Holm & Leviathan
• G-59263FF7-13 Grade raising canal between 23d & 25th st's showing Leviathan and Holm unloading at their discharge stations
• G-59263FF7-14 View of canal looking north, between 23d & 25th St's.
• G-59263FF1-1 Dredges in Call, East from 25th St.
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• G-59263FF7-15 Dredge Leviathan discharging at 25th St. station
• G-59263FF7-1 Dredge 'Triton,' discharging, at 26th St. Station
• G-59263FF8-6 Grade Raising Canal Turning Basin Between 31st & 33rd Sts.
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• G-59263FF5-14 A cutter dredge digging a canal thru the City of Galveston, generally along Avenue P
• G-59263FF6-3 Platte Home before Fill
• G-59263FF6-4 Platte Home after Fill
• G-59263FF6-5 Platte Home
• G-59263FF2-2 View of grade-raising canal taken from roof of four-story Seaside Hotel, looking northwest
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• G-59263FF7-4 Driving piling for a discharge station
• G-59263FF2-9 Dredge Boat
• G-59263FF3-5 Leviathan Discharging from 25th Street Station
• G-59263FF7-12 Dredge 'Leviathan' at 25th Street station
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• G-59263FF8-4 Holm connected from a 'hopper' to a straight dredge - First work after her arrival at Galveston
• G-59263FF8-5 Holm dredging channel from Galveston Bay through Santa Fe property to entrance of canal
• G-59263FF2-4 Dredge Boat Holm, dredging the Galveston Grade Raising Canal
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• G-59263FF1-15 Dredge boat Holm
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• G-59263FF2-3 View of grade-raising canal taken from roof four-story Seaside Hotel; looking east
• G-59263FF2-5 Grade Raising Dredge in Canal
• G-59263FF2-7 "HOLM", IN GRADE RAISING CANAL, GALVESTON, TEX.
• G-59263FF2-8 SEAWALL, DREDGE AND CANAL, GALVESTON, TEX.
• G-59263FF2-10 Dredge Boat
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• G-59263FF3-3 Near John Sealy Hospital
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• G-59263FF3-9 "Nereus II" Refilling Grade Raising Canal
• G-59263FF3-10 Dredge Nerius in Turning Basin. Now space is all homes & shelled streets.
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• G-59263FF3-13 Pontoon Pipe Line, Dredge Sealy
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• G-59263FF5-6 Ships anchored at Galveston
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• G-59263FF5-11 Leviathan at Discharge Station Unloading
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• G-59263FF6-1 Four Dutch sand hopper dredges in turning basin discharging sand fill
• G-59263FF7-5 Dredge No. 6 taking out first cut turning basin 13th to 15th St's
• G-59263FF7-8 Holm after unloading at discharge station
• G-59263FF8-1 One of the dredges used for grade raising. Medical buildings in background
• G-59263FF8-2 Suction pipe of Holm after converting from hopper dredge to a straight dredge
• G-59263FF8-3 Initial work of Holm as a straight dredge - Dredging channel through G.C.&S. Fe Property to Entrance of Grade Raising canal.
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• G-59263FF5-10 Dredge 'Triton' on Marine Ways
• G-59263FF6-2 Detail of operating rods down to the dumping gates in the sand hopper bottoms on the Dutch dredge Holm
• G-59263FF1-2 Leviathan Loading in Bay
• G-59263FF1-3 Leviathan, Loading Completed
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• G-59263FF5-1 Dredge 'Texas,' Lost at Sea Dec. 24, 1904
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• G-5926FF3-2 Leviathan Discharging on 21st Near Canal
• G-5926FF3-3 Leviathan Discharging on 21st Near Canal
• G-5926FF2-15 Ave J Near 22nd St.
• G-5926FF2-6 23rd St - near beachfront
• G-5926FF2-8 Ave. J East from 23d St.
• G-5926FF2-1 Fire Plug after Grade Raised, 25th & Q 1/2
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• G-5926FF1-6 Beachfront
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• G-5926FF5-10 Method of Saving Top Soil for Surfacing
• G-5926FF1-2 Grading after refilling canal
• G-5926FF3-1 Grade Raising Canal
• G-5926FF3-4 North Side Convent - Triton Discharging
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• G-5926FF4-14 Holm' Filling County Seawall 100' Part of Right of Way with Sand Dredged in Making Canal
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• G-5926FF2-13 Leviathan Discharging on 21st Near Canal
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• G-5926FF3-7 Leviathan's Pipe Line, 43 3/10 Inches
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• G-5926FF1-9 In the grade raising district
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• Reports on Grade Raising
• Documents and Minutes of Grade Raising Board
• Documents and Correspondence
• Reports
• Logbook 1903-04
• Logbook 1904-05
• Logbook 1905-07
• Logbook 1907-10
• Scrapbook 1903-04
• Scrapbook 1904-05
• Scrapbook 1905-06
• Scrapbook 1906-07
• Scrapbook 1907-09
• Scrapbook 1909-11
• G-59261FF4-4 9th & Ave. L crossing of City R.R. and the Susie track
• G-59261FF4-3 Dike at 12th & Broadway
• G-59261FF9-7 View from Leviathan between 13th & 15th Sts.
• G-59261FF6-8 14th & Ave M looking South
• G-59261FF10-1 Near 17 & K
• G-59261FF10-7 17 & K S E Corner
• G-59261FF10-8 17 & K S E Corner
• G-59261FF10-5 18th & Ave K Looking S E
• G-59261FF8-13 Scene on Ave J, Looking East from 19th Street
• G-59261FF1-8 Discharging Filling from Pipeline
• G-59261FF8-3 Ave. J Between 22d & 23d Streets Looking East
• G-59261FF8-10 South Side Broadway Bet 22 & 23d Sts Showing Discharge and one of two Branch pipe lines
• G-59261FF9-9 22d St. & Ave. J Looking North
• G-59261FF1-14 Ave. J near 23d St.
• G-59261FF1-15 Pontoon Bridge Crossing Canal at Tremont St.
• G-59261FF2-1 Leviathan Discharging on Tremont St.
• G-59261FF2-2 Bridge across Canal at 23d St.
• G-59261FF3-11 Residence N.W. Corner of 23d & O 1/2
• G-59261FF3-15 Residence after Fill NW Corner 23d & O 1/2
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• G-59261FF7-5 23d St. Looking South from N 1/2 - Leviathan discharging at Ave. O
• G-59261FF8-9 Leviathan Discharging on Tremont St. between P & P 1/2
• G-59261FF9-8 Ave. J near 23d St.
• G-59261FF4-13 24th & K
• G-59261FF6-5 Twenty-fourth St. bet. M & N
• G-59261FF9-3 Looking North down 24th St at Ave. N
• G-59261FF9-4 24th St.
• G-59261FF9-10 West Side 24th St. between M &N
• G-59261FF9-12 24th Street at Avenue M 1/2
• G-59261FF9-5 1609 24th & M
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• G-59261FF2-10 Ave. J between 25th & 26th
• G-59261FF2-13 Leviathan Discharging at 25th & Ave. J
• G-59261FF6-11 Looking North-west from top of Bath Ave School showing 25th St drainage ditch, convent
• G-59261FF11-7 Before Fill, Ave P between 25th & 26th
• G-59261FF11-8 After Fill, between 25th & 26th
• G-59261FF12-1 Leviathan Discharging at 25th & Ave. J
• G-59261FF2-4 Ave. J Near 27th St.
• G-59261FF2-11 Discharge from Dredge Sealy While Excavating Canal Near 27th St., Near Auditorium
• G-59261FF1-9 Discharging Filling through Pipeline
• G-59261FF11-9 Showing Completed Fill and Area Not Yet Filled
• G-59261FF11-10 After Entire Area Filled, 28th & Ave P
• G-59261FF2-8 This house is on the SW corner of 33rd & Broadway.
• G-59261FF6-2 Corner of Mrs. Goff's home 33 and Avenue L
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• G-59261FF6-4 33rd Street and Avenue K
• G-59261FF6-7 33 Ave K
• G-59261FF12-3 SW corner of 33d & Ave J
• G-59261FF2-3 Filling on 35th & Ave. J
• G-59261FF2-5 S E Corner of 35th & Ave J
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• G-59261FF7-10 Harry Langben residence
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• G-59261FF1-13 Filling on Ave. J
• G-59261FF2-12 [Ave.] J Near 27th St.
• G-59261FF7-2 The picture illustrates how every dwelling in the City of Galveston, South of Broadway, had to be raised by jacks, to the correct h[e]ight of fill.
• G-59261FF9-2 Broadway
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• G-59261FF10-2 1721 Ave. K
• G-59261FF10-12 Ave K in Front of 1721 - K Looking East
• G-59261FF4-2 East Ave. L
• G-59261FF10-5 18th & Ave K Looking S E
• G-59261FF4-5 East Ave. L
• G-59261FF5-9 3515 Ave M
• G-59261FF8-2 On Avenue O After Filling, Note Absence of trees
• G-59261FF8-5 Scene on Avenue O Just before filling, Galveston Grade Raising
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• G-59261FF3-2 Hutchings House - 28th & O
• G-59261FF3-3 Hutchings House
• G-59261FF3-12 Ave P during grade raising
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• G-59261FF7-3 The canal w[h]ich had to be made and is now refilled, and Residences built thereon.
• G-59261FF7-6 Scraper teams removing top Surface of Building embankments
• G-59261FF8-1 The grade raising canal entrance at East End of City of Galveston
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• G-59261FF8-6 Leviathan Discharging at Tremont St. between Canal & C. Rodewall Byrne Residence
• G-59261FF8-8 East End
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• G-59261FF7-1 The Dredge's discharge pipe end, showing the sand filling of property and street, the residences
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• G-59261FF11-5 Before Grade Raising
• G-59261FF11-6 After Grade Raising
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• G-59261FF12-5 25th St.
• G-1822-1 All that was left of the costly county bridge that was the longest in the world
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• G-1822-3 Old Galveston Bay Bridge (Vehicular Mud Bridge)
• G-1822-4 Wagon bridge, Galveston, Texas
• G-18221FF2.1-1 Gen View of Arches
• G-18221FF2.1-2 Gen View of Arches
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• G-18221FF2.1-4b Old Trestle Bridge Galveston Causeway, Photo by Verkin
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• G-18221FF2-1 Greater Galveston Causeway. Pile Yard.
• G-18221FF2-2 Greater Galveston Causeway. Driving steel interlocking sheeting forming a crib for one of the piers of the arch portion of Causeway.
• G-18221FF2-3 Greater Galveston Causeway. Interior View of Crib formed of interlocking steel piles...
• G-18221FF2-4 Greater Galveston Causeway. Pile Yard.
• G-18221FF2-5 Greater Galveston Causeway. Row of concrete piles in place after driving.
• G-18221FF2-6 Greater Galveston Causeway. Row of concrete piles in place after driving.
• G-18221FF2-8 Causeway nearly completed
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• G-18221FF2-10 Galveston Causeway under Construction, over Two Miles Long, Costing $1,500,000 Showing Concrete Arches, Looking West
• G-18221FF2-11 Galveston Causeway, under Construction, 2 Miles Long, Costing $1,500,000
• G-18221FF2-12 Galveston Causeway under Construction
• G-18221FF2-13 Galveston Causeway, under Construction, 2 Miles Long, Costing $1,500,000
• G-18221FF2-14 Causeway Under Construction
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• G-18221FF1.1-1 THE CAUSEWAY AND LIFT BRIDGE
• G-18221FF1.1-3 GREATER GALVESTON CAUSEWAY
• G-18221FF1.1-5 ARCH AND LIFT BRIDGE, GALVESTON, TEXAS. GREATER GALVESTON CAUSEWAY
• G-18221FF1.1-7 Causeway, Galveston, Tex.
• G-18221FF1.1-8 The Old Way/The New Way
• G-18221FF1-1 Greater Galveston Causeway
• G-18221FF1-2 Causeway Entering Galveston from Houston, Texas
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• G-18221FF1-4 Proposed Causeway connect[in]g Galveston I[s]land with the Mainland
• G-18221FF1-6 A working model, of the proposed, first causeway, between Galveston Island and the Mainland, by E. Feste
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• G-18221FF1-8 Greater Galveston Causeway
• G-18221FF1-10 Greater Galveston Causeway
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• G-18221FF3-1 ...the first automobile to cross the Causeway December 3, 1911
• G-18221FF3-1a Before the Unveiling of the Tablets 'Causeway' May 25th 1912
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• G-18221FF3-2 Governor Colquitt Unveiled the Tablets. Causeway May 25th 1912.
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• G-18221FF3-4 Gov. Colquitt Unveiling Tablets of the Causeway Celebration May 25th 1912
• G-18221FF3-6 Governor Colquitt Opening the Causeway May 25th 1912
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• G-18221FF3-9 Section of Causeway, Galveston, Texas
• G-18221FF3-10 City Commissioners at Opening of First Causeway
• G-18221FF3-11 Auto traffic on old bridge
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• G-18221FF4-1 AUTO AND FOOTPATH ON THE CAUSEWAY, GALVESTON, TEXAS
• G-18221FF4-11 TOP OF CAUSEWAY GALVESTON TEXAS
• G-18221FF4-14 TOP OF CAUSEWAY GALVESTON, TEXAS
• G-18221FF4-6 GALVESTON'S GREAT CAUSEWAY 2 MILES LONG COST OVER $2,000,000
• G-18221FF4.1-3 Great Causeway, 4 Miles Long, Galveston, Texas...
• G-18221FF4.1-4 Great Causeway, Galveston, Texas, 4 miles long...
• G-18221FF4.1-10 Top of Causeway, Galveston, Texas
• G-18221FF4-2 THE GREAT CAUSEWAY, GALVESTON, TEXAS
• G-18221FF4-3 CAUSEWAY, 2 MILES LONG, COST $2,000,000 GALVESTON, TEXAS
• G-18221FF4.1-5 The Galveston Causeway, Galveston, Texas
• G-18221FF4.1-11 LIFT BRIDGE ON GALVESTON'S GREAT CAUSEWAY 2 MILES LONG COST OVER $2,000,000
• G-18221FF4.1-13 Lift Bridge on Galveston's $2,000,000 Causeway, Galveston, Texas
• G-18221FF4-4 Greater Galveston Causeway
• G-18221FF4-5 Greater Galveston Causeway
• G-18221FF4-8 GALVESTON'S GREAT CAUSEWAY 2 MILES LONG COST OVER $2,000,000
• G-18221FF4-9 "GALVESTON'S GREAT CAUSEWAY 2 MILES LONG COST OVER $2,000,000"
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• G-18221FF4.1-1 Causeway Connecting the Mainland with Galveston, Texas
• G-18221FF4.1-6 Galveston's Great Causeway, 3 Miles Long, Cost Over $3,000,000, Galveston, Tex.
• G-18221FF4.1-7 Galveston's Great Causeway, 3 Miles Long, Cost over $3,000,000, Galveston, Tex.
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• AW-1 Northeast from the Water Works Stand Pipe
• AW-2 U.S. Post Office and Custom House
• AW-3(b) Residence of Hon. Walter Gresham
• AW-3(t) Residence of Mr. Alphonse Kenison
• AW-4 Clarke Courts Building
• AW-5(b) Residence of Mr. Geo Sealy
• AW-5(t) Residence of Mr. P. J. Willis
• AW-6 Ball High School
• AW-7(b) "Scenes in Garten Verein " (2 views)
• AW-7(t) "Scenes in Garten Verein" (2 views)
• AW-8 The Strand, east from Twenty-Second Street
• AW-9 Wharf dredge boats at work
• AW-10 City Hall
• AW-11 Cotton Exchange and News buildings
• AW-12(b) Scene on Avenue G"
• AW-12(t) Scene on Avenue I
• AW-13 City Park
• AW-14(b) Residence of Mr. W. S. Davis
• AW-14(t) Residence of Chas. Fowler
• AW-15 Mechanic Street, east from 24th Street
• AW-16(b) North Jetty
• AW-16(t) South Jetty
• AW-17 Scene in Garten Verein
• AW-18 Cotton and Woolen Mills
• AW-20(b) Scene on Tremont
• AW-20(t) Scene on Market St, west from 26th St
• AW-20 Galveston County Courthouse
• AW-21 Kauffman & Runge building
• AW-22 Market Street, west from 20th Street
• AW-23(b) Residence of Wm. R. Johnson
• AW-23(t) Scene on Postoffice Street
• AW-24 Where the oyster boats come in
• AW-25(b) Residence of John Focke
• AW-25(t) Residence of H. Wilkens
• AW-26 Looking east on Strand from Bath Ave
• AW-27(b) Water Works
• AW-27(t) Galveston County Jail
• AW-28 First Baptist Church
• AW-29 John Sealy Hospital
• AW-30 Wagon Bridge Across the Bay
• AW-31 Moody Building
• AW-32(b) Oleander trees on Avenue I
• AW-32(t) Dickinson Bayou at the Nichols homestead
• AW-33 St. Mary's Infirmary
• AW-34 Market Street, east from Bath Ave
• AW-35(b) Residence of W. F. Ladd
• AW-35(t) Residence of Mrs. R. Sealy
• AW-36 Harmony Hall
• AW-37 View on Dickinson Bayou
• AW-38 Medical Dept. of the University of Texas (Old Red)
• AW-39(b) Residence of Dr. E. Randall
• AW-39(t) Residence of J. C. Trube
• AW-40 Market Street, west from 22nd Street
• AW-41 Scene at the Wharves
• AW-42 Dickinson Bayou, from the I&GN Bridge
• AW-43 Interior of the West Yard of the Taylor Compress Co.
• AW-44 Beach Hotel
• AW-45(l) St. John's Church
• AW-45(r) Bolivar Point Light House
• AW-46 Scene at the foot of 16th Street
• AW-47(b) Central High School
• AW-47(t) Bath Avenue School
• AW-48 Looking southeast from the Water Works Stand Pipe
• AW-49 Scene on Tremont St, south from Market Street
• AW-50(t) Congregation B'nai Israel synagogue
• AW-50(b) Trinity Episcopal Church
• AW-51 At the beach
• AW-52 Rosenberg School
• AW-53(b) Residence of Leo N. Levi
• AW-53(t) Residence of Mrs. Hallie Ballinger
• AW-54 Adoue and Lobit building
• AW-55 Interior of the First Presbyterian Church
• AW-56 Southeast corner Market & 21st Street
• AW-57 Dickinson Bayou at the Dr. Haden homestead
• AW-58 Tremont Hotel
• AW-59(b) West Broadway School
• AW-59(t) Avenue K School
• AW-60 Scene at the Elevator
• AW-61 Ursuline Convent
• AW-62 Tremont Street, north from Market Street
• AW-63 Masonic Temple
• AW-64(b) Residence of H. C. Lange
• AW-64(t) Residence of M. Lasker
• AW-65 First Presbyterian Church
• AW-66 Scene along the wharves
• AW-67(b) At the beach (Pagoda Bathhouse)
• AW-67(t) Cathedral School
• AW-68 Scene on 22nd Street
• AW-69 An avenue in Mr. Stringfellows pear orchard at Hitchcock
• AW-70 Marx and Blum building
• AW-i Wharf Scene
• G-25.4FF1.6 A scene of typical slate-covered, residential roof-top.
• G-25.4FF1.7 Galveston scene taken about 16th & Broadway?
• G-25.4 FF 1-9
• G-25.4FF1.2 Northwest From Broadway And Eighteenth
• G-25.4 FF 1-8 Galveston's downtown, looking from Postoffice and 22nd Streets, Eastward
• G-25.4FF1-10
• G-25.4FF1-1 Part of Broadway, Court house to the right, back
• G-17712-1 After Storm of 1909
• G-17712-2
• G-17712-3 As the Surf Looked Aug. 27th 09, Galveston, Tex.
• July 15, 1909
• July 16, 1909
• July 17, 1909
• July 18, 1909
• July 19, 1909
• July 20, 1909
• July 21, 1909
• July 22, 1909
• G-17713FF3.1-11 Causeway showing damaged 16 in Watermain; water is carried 150 miles from Alta Loma.
• G-17713FF3.2-12 A pile-driver at work
• G-17713FF3.2-4 First Train Across Trestle
• G-17713FF3.2-5 Temporary railroad trestle
• G-17713FF3.2-6 Derailed passenger cars on wrecked causeway
• G-17713FF3.2-11 Debris from wrecked causeway
• Residential
• G-17713FF3.2-14 Causeway after Storm, Aug. 16 - 1915
• G-17713FF3.2-15 Construction of temporary trestle
• G-17713FF3.2-16 Construction of temporary trestle
• G-17713FF3.3-1 "Building a trestle to take the place temporarily of the ruined causeway"
• G-17713FF3.1-3 Wrecked causeway
• G-17713FF3.1-6 "The causeway"
• G-17713FF3.1-7
• G-17713FF3.1-15 "Causeway"
• G-17713FF3.2-2 Causeway Galveston, Texas
• G-17713FF3.2-3 Causeway span
• G-17713FF3.2-8 The ruined causeway...looking toward Galveston
• G-17713FF3.2-10 Looking down approach to wrecked causeway
• G-17713FF3.3-3 Greater Galveston Causeway. Looking toward Virginia Point from Railroads and Interurban Tracks.
• G-17713FF3.3-5 Greater Galveston Causeway Where Arch Section and Protected Roadway were broken Of
• G-17713FF3.1-14 Wrecked cars on causeway storm of Aug 16/15
• G-17713FF3.2-7 Derailed interurban
• G-17713FF3.1-1 Group of four men standing on riprap at base of causeway
• G-17713FF3.1-5 Collapsed causeway span
• G-17713FF3.1-10 Man walking on top of guardrail of damaged causeway
• G-17713FF3.2-1 Wrecked causeway after the storm
• G-17713FF3.1-4 Looking down causeway toward collapsed middle portion
• G-17713FF4.1-1 Ruins of business.
• G-17713FF4.1-2 23rd St. & Ave. C
• G-17713FF4.1-3 The gray dawn of the morning after
• G-17713FF4.1-5 Wagon passing through flooded Avenue E.
• G-17713FF4.1-6
• G-17713FF4.1-7 Pedestrians and automobile proceeding through flooded downtown street.
• G-17713FF4.1-8 Market & 22.
• G-17713FF4.1-9
• G-17713FF4.1-10 Market St looking North at 4 PM. on Aug 16th prior to the Gulf coming over
• G-17713FF4.1-12 Market St & 22 looking East. Feldmans Corner: 4 PM. Aug 16th
• G-17713FF4.1-13 Market St & 22 looking East. Feldmans Corner: 4 PM. Aug 16th
• G-17713FF4.2-1 Galveston Texas 22nd & Market Aug 17, 15 11 AM
• G-17713FF5.1-1 60 Inch Marine Search-Light Ft Crockett - Galveston
• G-17713FF5.1-2 Flooding around tents at Fort Crockett
• G-17713FF5.1-3 Wrecked buildings at Fort Crockett
• G-17713FF5.1-4 Tents and barracks at Fort Crockett
• G-17713FF5.1-5 Soldiers drying out personal belongings at Fort Crockett
• G-17713FF7.1-1 Morgan's Point after 1915 Storm
• G-17713FF7.1-2 Morgan's Point after 1915 Storm
• G-17713FF7.1-3 Morgan's Point after 1915 Storm
• G-17713FF7.2-1 Part of camp after storm at Texas City Tex Aug 16/15
• G-17713FF7.2-2 Storm at Texas City Tex Aug 16 1915
• G-17713FF7.2-3 Storm at Texas City Tex - Aug. 16th 1915
• G-17713FF9.1-1 Wrecked houses
• G-17713FF9.1-2 House turned over on its roof.
• G-17713FF9.1-3 The Vogel home, from the sea wall, looking over the hole the water dug back of the wall.
• G-17713FF9.1-4 A typical scene near the sea wall
• G-17713FF9.1-5 Wrecked houses along Seawall Boulevard
• G-17713FF9.1-6 Wrecked two-story frame house on Seawall Boulevard
• G-17713FF9.1-8 Wrecked houses along Seawall Boulevard
• G-17713FF9.1-9 Man and woman standing in front of wrecked house partially submerged in sand.
• G-17713FF9.1-10 Wrecked houses
• G-17713FF9.1-11 Row of wrecked houses probably along Seawall Boulevard.
• G-17713FF9.1-12 Frame buildings fronting on the Plaza
• G-17713FF9.1-13 The Plaza, from Boulevard near 21st Street
• G-17713FF9.1-14 Houses at 29 & Boulevard
• G-17713FF9.1-15 East End
• G-17713FF9.2-1 12 St.
• G-17713FF9.2-2 Houses at 14 & Boulevard
• G-17713FF9.2-3 17th & Boulevard
• G-17713FF9.2-4 Christensen's home on the beach
• G-17713FF9.2-5 Boulevard and 10 Sts.
• G-17713FF9.2-6 Demolished apartment building on Seawall Boulevard
• G-17713FF9.2-7 Another view of a beautiful home
• G-17713FF9.2-8 Wrecked two-story frame house viewed behind pile of bricks
• G-17713FF9.2-9 Wrecked houses along Seawall Boulevard
• G-17713FF9.2-10 Man and woman sitting in front of wrecked frame house
• G-17713FF9.2-11 Debris from wrecked houses
• G-17713FF9.2-12 Mrs. Klineke home on 19th & Boulevard, carried 50 ft from own lot
• G-17713FF9.2-13 Wrecked and toppled houses partially submerged in sand
• G-17713FF9.2-14 Looking w. From 21st str. and B[roa]d[wa]y
• G-17713FF9.2-15 Wrecked houses and street railway track.
• G-17713FF9.2-16 Wrecked houses and street railway track.
• G-17713FF9.3-1 Wrecked houses
• G-17713FF9.3-3 Galveston 1915 storm.
• G-17713FF9.3-4 Wrecked apartment building on Seawall Boulevard
• G-17713FF9.3-5 Boulevard & 8th St Galveston - Aug 16
• G-17713FF9.3-6 New apartment Broadway Boulevard or Sea Wall
• G-17713FF9.3-7 Wreckage of sailing vessel Alison Doura, swept over Seawall
• G-17713FF9.3-8 Workers standing amid wrecked houses
• G-17713FF9.3-9 Row of wrecked houses partially submerged in sand.
• G-17713FF9.3-11 Wrecked house standing behind Seawall
• G-17713FF9.3-13 Wreckage in Galveston Storm 1915
• G-17713FF9.3-14 Wrecked apartment building on Seawall Boulevard
• G-17713FF9.4-1 Looking directly at damaged houses lining 23rd Street (?) at Seawall Boulevard.
• G-17713FF9.4-2 Wrecked house and debris along Seawall Boulevard
• G-5925.1FF1-1 THE GALVESTON SEAWALL." "LAYING THE FOUNDATION - 3 ROWS OF 50 FT. PILING, AND 1 ROW SHEET PILING.
• G-5925.1FF1-3 THE GALVESTON SEAWALL." " LAYING THE FOUNDATION - 3 ROWS OF 50 FT. PILING, AND 1 ROW SHEET PILING.
• G-5925.1FF1-5 THE GALVESTON SEAWALL. Showing three rows of 50-ft. piling and one row of 30-ft. sheet piling for foundation and breakwater below the wall.
• G-5925.1FF1-6 THE GALVESTON SEAWALL. LAYING THE FOUNDATION - 3 ROWS OF 50 FT. PILING, AND 1 ROW SHEET PILING.
• G-5925.1FF1-7 GALVESTON SEAWALL. PILE DRIVER AT WORK.
• G-5925.1FF1-8 DRIVER PLACING 40 FT. ROUND PILING
• G-5925.1FF1-9 Workman standing to one side of pile driver on beach
• G-5925.1FF1-10 Driver Placing 24 Ft. Sheet Piling
• G-5925.1FF1-11 Driving piles along beach
• G-5925.1FF1-12 Driving piles along beach
• G-5925.1FF1-13 Workmen driving piles along beach
• G-5925.1FF1-14 Driving Piling for Sea Wall foundation
• G-5925.1FF1-13a Concrete 'Mixer' laying foundation of Sea Wall
• G-5925.1FF1-15 Showing Gulf & Bay with construction equipment at east end
• G-5925.1FF2-2 Steam mixer laying foundation for Seawall
• G-5925.1FF2-3 C[o]nstr[u]ct[in]g Galv Seawall. Sheet Piling & 4 rows of round piling for foundation.
• G-5925.1FF2-4 5 ROWS OF PILING OVER WHICH BASE IS CAST
• G-5925.1FF2-5 CASTING 2ND LAYER OF BASE
• G-5925.1FF2-6 Workmen pouring and spreading concrete for foundation
• G-5925.1FF2-7 CASTING FIRST LAYER OF CONCRETE OVER PILING TOPS
• G-5925.1FF2-8 The 'little mixer' laying the foundation - back of St Marys Infirmary, 6 & Market
• G-5925.1FF2-9 COMPLETED FOUNDATION AND RIP RAP
• G-5925.1FF2-11 Derrick laying riprap along foundation of Seawall
• G-5925.1FF2-12 Steam mixer laying foundation for Seawall
• G-5925.1FF2-14 Steam mixer pouring concrete for foundation
• G-5925.1FF3-1 Placing riprap
• G-5925.1FF3-2 The riprap machine
• G-5925.1FF3-3 THE GALVESTON SEAWALL." "DERRICK LAYING RIPRAP. A1500 LB. ROCK IN MIDAIR.
• G-5925.1FF3-4 THE GALVESTON SEAWALL." "DERRICK LAYING RIPRAP. A 1500 LB. ROCK IN MIDAIR.
• G-5925.1FF3-5 THE GALVESTON SEAWALL." "SCENE SHOWING RIPRAP AND FOUNDATION OF SEAWALL.
• G-5925.1FF3-6 THE GALVESTON SEAWALL. SCENE SHOWING RIPRAP AND FOUNDATION OF SEAWALL.
• G-5925.1FF3-9 THE GALVESTON SEAWALL." "SCENE SHOWING RIPRAP AND FOUNDATION OF SEAWALL.
• G-5925.1FF3-10 THE GALVESTON SEAWALL. DERRICK LAYING RIPRAP. A 1500 LB. ROCK IN MIDAIR.
• G-5925.1FF3-11 Placing rock for apron on Gulf side of Seawall before wall is constructed
• G-5925.1FF3-12 Riprap
• G-5925.1FF3-13 Derrick laying riprap along foundation of Seawall
• G-5925.1FF3-14 Dragline excavating beach for Seawall foundation
• G-5925.2FF1-2 Worker standing atop section of Seawall under construction
• G-5925.2FF1-3 THE GALVESTON SEAWALL. THE BIG MIXER MIXING CONCRETE.
• G-5925.2FF1-4 THE GALVESTON SEAWALL. THE BIG MIXER MIXING CONCRETE.
• G-5925.2FF1-7 Steam mixer operating along Seawall
• G-5925.2FF1-8 THE GALVESTON SEAWALL. ABOUT 10,000 FEET COMPLETED.
• G-5925.2FF1-10 THE GALVESTON SEAWALL. ABOUT 4000 FEET COMPLETED.
• G-5925.2FF1-12 Man standing next to completed section of Seawall
• G-5925.2FF1-13 THE GALVESTON SEAWALL. THE FIRST SECTION COMPLETED.
• G-5925.2FF1-15 Man standing on first completed section of Seawall
• G-5925.2FF2-1 Filling the cement boxing
• G-5925.2FF2-2 The 'big mixer' building the wall proper - from behind the wall. 6th & Broadway, where the Terrace 'used to be.
• G-5925.2FF2-3 Completed & uncompleted sections
• G-5925.2FF2-4 Mixer pouring concrete into wood caisson
• G-5925.2FF2-5 Workmen standing atop and next to completed section of Seawall
• G-5925.2FF2-6 Worker and dog seated on riprap.
• G-5925.2FF2-7 Workmen standing inside wood caisson
• G-5925.2FF2-8 Concrete mixer traveling next to completed section of Seawall
• G-5925.2FF2-9 The 'Big Mixer
• G-5925.2FF2-10 Big Mixer at Work
• G-5925.2FF2-11 Steam mixer pouring concrete into wood caissons along beach
• G-5925.2FF2-12 Big Mixer and Mould for Wall
• G-5925.2FF2-13 Section of Seawall now known as University Blvd (6th St.).
• G-5925.2FF2-14 Steam mixer operating along railroad tracks behind wood caissons
• G-5925.2FF2-15 Workmen pouring concrete from steam mixer into wood caisson
• G-5925.2FF3-1 THE GALVESTON SEAWALL. A VIEW FROM THE BEACH.
• G-5925.2FF3-2 THE GALVESTON SEAWALL. THE SECTIONS ARE COMPLETED ALTERNATELY.
• G-5925.2FF3-3 THE GALVESTON SEAWALL. Showing the first few sections built to break the waves and frame work required to shape same.
• G-5925.2FF3-5 THE GALVESTON SEAWALL. A FILLED SECTION BEFORE CAISSON IS REMOVED.
• G-5925.2FF3-8 THE GALVESTON SEAWALL. The big steam mixer that does the mixing of sand, granite and cement.
• G-5925.2FF3-11 THE GALVESTON SEAWALL. MIXING THE CONCRETE.
• G-5925.2FF3-12 Foundation of wall with 'Rip rap' protection in place
• G-5925.2FF3-13 Great Mixer at work filling sea wall 'Form' with concrete
• G-5925.2FF3-14 A solid block of finished wall
• G-5925.2FF4-1 Showing the Construction of the Seawall
• G-5925.2FF4-2 Workers pouring concrete into wood caissons
• G-5925.2FF4-3 Newly completed section of Seawall
• G-5925.2FF4-4 Building the Sea Wall, Galveston, Tex.
• G-5925.2FF4-6 Building the Sea Wall
• G-5925.2FF4-7
• G-5925.3FF1-1 Looking east at people standing behind Seawall
• G-5925.3FF1-3 Two men walking on top of Seawall
• G-5925.3FF1-4 From riprap looking west from foot of 7th Street
• G-5925.3FF1-5 Looking square at it from beach
• G-5925.3FF1-6 At the curve - foot of 9th st.
• G-5925.3FF1-7 18 hours before the crest of the storm
• G-5925.3FF1-8 Galveston Sea Wall
• G-5925.3FF1-9 The Sea Wall at Galveston as It Appeared Shortly after It Was Built Following Their Recovery from the Flood
• G-5925.3FF1-10 The Great Sea Wall, Galveston
• G-5925.3FF1-12 North Boulevard (now University Boulevard)
• G-5925.3FF2-1 Oh You Sea Wall
• G-5925.3FF2-2 Rough Sea, Galveston, Texas
• G-5925.3FF2-4 Rough Beach at Galveston, Texas
• G-5925.3FF2-5 As the Surf Looked, Aug. 27th 09, Galveston Tex.
• G-5925.3FF2-7 ROUGH SEA AT GALVESTON, TEXAS
• G-5925.3FF2-8 Looking up from riprap toward Seawall
• G-5925.3FF2-9 SEA WALL, GALVESTON, TEXAS
• G-5925.3FF2-10 Rough Sea, Galveston, Tex.
• G-5925.3FF2-11 Looking up from riprap toward Seawall
• G-5925.3FF2-12 Man standing on riprap in front of Seawall
• G-5925.3FF2-13 Looking along riprap toward Seawall
• G-5925.3FF2-14 Man standing on buggy and holding reins to horse behind Seawall
• G-5925.3FF3-1 Greeting from Galveston
• G-5925.3FF3-2 SEA WALL, GALVESTON, TEXAS
• G-5925.3FF3-3 Seawall, Galveston, Texas
• G-5925.3FF3-5 Galveston's Great Sea Wall
• G-5925.3FF3-6 The East End of Galveston Seawall When Completed.
• G-5925.3FF3-7 THE EAST END OF GALVESTON SEAWALL WHEN COMPLETED
• G-5925.3FF3-8 SEA WALL, CITY, GREATER GALVESTON, TEX.
• G-5925.3FF3-9 Galveston, Texas. East End of Sea Wall.
• G-5925.3FF3-10 SEA WALL, GALVESTON, TEX.
• G-5925.3FF3-11 Sea Wall, Galveston, Texas
• G-5925.3FF3-12 The Galveston SeaWall When Completed
• G-5925.3FF3-13 Seawall
• G-5925.3FF3-14 Painting by J. Stockfleth of Galveston of Engineers' Plan of Seawall in East End
• G-5925.3FF3-15 Gulf side at about 18th street
• G-5925.3FF4-1 Sea Wall Galveston Tex.
• G-5925.3FF4-2 SEA WALL APPROACH GALVESTON, TEX.
• G-5925.3FF4-3 Beach Approach to Sea Wall, Galveston, Texas
• G-5925.3FF4-4 Sea Wall Galveston Texas
• G-5925.3FF4-6 BEACH & SEAWALL GALVESTON, TEX.
• G-5925.3FF4-7 Rough Sea Galveston Tex Aug 27 09
• G-5925.3FF4-8 Enjoying the Sea Breeze, Galveston, Tex.
• G-5925.3FF4-9 Sitting on Sea Wall
• G-5925.3FF4-10 Sea Wall and Boulevard, Galveston
• G-5925.3FF4-12 People seated on riprap and standing on top of Seawall and along beach
• G-5925.3FF4-13 Man standing on top of Seawall
• G-5925.3FF5-1 END OF SEAWALL AT 53RD ST.
• G-5925.3FF5-2 Western End Seawall at 53rd St & Beach
• G-5925.3FF5-3 Looking west along top of Seawall
• G-5925.3FF5-4 Looking east along top of Seawall
• G-5925.3FF5-5 Looking east along Seawall toward curve at 6th Street
• G-5925.3FF5-6 Section showing 3 units of solid masonry of seawall 16 feet base, 17 feet high above foundation
• G-5925.3FF5-7 People standing atop Seawall, showing South Jetty (background), looking east
• G-5925.3FF5-8 Looking east along Seawall
• G-5925.3FF5-9 Back View of Completed Seawall
• G-5925.3FF5-10 VIEW OF INSIDE OF SEAWALL BEFORE GRADE RAISING
• G-5925.3FF5-11 Looking west along top of curved portion of Seawall
• G-5925.3FF5-14 Looking east at people standing and walking along top of Seawall
• G-5925.3FF5-15 Strollers walking along top of curved portion of Seawall
• G-5925.3FF5-12 Looking west along top of curved portion of Seawall.
• G-5925.3FF6-1 Greeting from Galveston, Texas. The Sea Wall.
• G-5925.3FF6-2 Beach and Sea Wall
• G-5925.3FF6-3 Row of completed sections of Seawall. Steam mixer in distance.
• G-5925.3FF6-4 Looking down riprap at base of Seawall
• G-5925.3FF6-5 Looking up from riprap toward Seawall
• G-5925.3FF6-6 Two men standing on riprap at base of Seawall
• G-5925.3 FF6-7 Waves crashing against riprap, strewn with wood from caissons no longer in use
• G-5925.3FF6-8 People standing and watching waves crash against riprap at base of Seawall
• G-5925.3FF6-9 Waves crashing against riprap along base of Seawall
• G-5925.3FF6-10 Man standing on riprap
• G-5925.3FF6-11 Man posed standing on riprap along base of Seawall
• G-5925.3FF6-12 THE GALVESTON SEA WALL - 4.37 MILES LONG, COST $2,000,000.00.
• G-5925.3FF6-13 Early View of Seawall including Riptrap and Shoreline
• G-5925.3FF6-14 Seawall, Blvd. & Beach
• G-5925.3FF7-4 53rd & Beach
• G-5925.3FF7-5 53rd & Beach
• G-5925.3FF7-6 From top of wall looking west, from foot of 6th street
• G-5925.3FF7-9 Cross Section View Galveston's Completed Sea Wall
• G-5925.3FF7-11 Seawall after 1910 storm in gulf