Binder 5 - Retail Lumber Yards, Texas South-Eastern Railroad, Employee Portraits
Photographs in this binder primarily document companies owned and used by Southern Pine Lumber Company in Diboll in support of or as an extension of their sawmill businesses, including Retail Lumber Yards and Texas South-Eastern Railroad Company. Also included are portraits of company executives, managers, and selected employees from the 1940s-1960s
Southern Pine Retail Office
Southern Pine Retail Office
The exterior of the Southern Pine Lumber Company retail office in Diboll, July 1951.
Retail Lumber Yard Under Construction
Retail Lumber Yard Under Construction
The Southern Pine Lumber Company retail lumber yard while under construction.
Milford Ruby and J.D. Winder Inside Retail Lumber Yard
Milford Ruby and J.D. Winder Inside Retail Lumber Yard
Milford Ruby (left) and J. D. Winder (right) inside the Southern Pine Lumber Company retail lumber yard.
Back of Retail Lumber Yard
Back of Retail Lumber Yard
The back of the Southern Pine Lumber Compnay retail lumber yard, 1951.
Nacogdoches Lumber Yard
Nacogdoches Lumber Yard
Temple Builders Supply Nacodoches Lumber yard.
Nacogdoches Lumber Yard Grand Opening
Nacogdoches Lumber Yard Grand Opening
Grand Opening of Nacodoches retail lumber yard, July 29, 1952
Exterior of Nacogdoches Lumber Yard
Exterior of Nacogdoches Lumber Yard
Exterior of Nacogdoches lumber yard, opened July 29, 1952.
Temple Lumber Yard, 1962
Temple Lumber Yard, 1962
Exterior of a Temple Lumber Yard, 1962.
Temple Strong Bilt Homes
Temple Strong Bilt Homes
Temple Strong BiltHomes display park in the Rio Grande Valley, 1962.
Engine 504, 1950
Engine 504, 1950
Texas Southeastern Railroad Engine 504 at Diboll in 1950.