Southern Pine Lumber Company
Southern Pine Lumber Company at a Convention
Southern Pine Lumber Company at a Convention
A photograph of the Southern Pine Lumber Company's botth at a convention or trade show likely taken in the 1950s.
Lumberman's Association of Texas 1960 Meeting
Lumberman's Association of Texas 1960 Meeting
A photograph of the booth for Texas Yellow Pine SPIB Grade at the Lumberman's Association of Texas 1960 meeting in Austin. Companies listed are Angelina County Lumber Company, Edens-Birch, Southern Pine Lumber Company, Kirby Lumber Company, and W. T. Carter & Bros.
Employees on Pay Day
Employees on Pay Day
A photograph of employees receiving their pay checks at the Southern Pine Lumber Company office.
Temple Industries Aviation Hangar
Temple Industries Aviation Hangar
A photograph of the Temple Industries aviation hangar in Diboll from September 1956.
Southern Pine's Air Fleet 1956
Southern Pine's Air Fleet 1956
A photograph of Southern Pine Lumber Company's air fleet in 1956.
Southern Pine's Air Fleet 1956
Southern Pine's Air Fleet 1956
A photograph of a plane in Southern Pine Lumber Company's air fleet from 1956.
Southern Pine Aviation
Southern Pine Aviation
A photograph of the Southern Pine Aviation facility in 1956.
Southern Pine Lumber Company Commissary, 1904
Southern Pine Lumber Company Commissary, 1904
A photograph of the Southern Pine Lumber Company Commissary in Diboll in 1904.
Southern Pine Lumber Company Director's Meeting 1959
Southern Pine Lumber Company Director's Meeting 1959
A photograph of Southern Pine Lumber Company's director's meeting in diboll on December 14, 1959.
Southern Pine Lumber Company Director's Meeting 1959
Southern Pine Lumber Company Director's Meeting 1959
A photograph of Southern Pine Lumber Company's director's meeting in Diboll from 1959.
Southern Pine Lumber Company General Office
Southern Pine Lumber Company General Office
A photograph of Southern Pine Lumber Company's general office in Diboll in the 1950s.
Southern Pine Lumber Company Office
Southern Pine Lumber Company Office
SPLCo is no longer in the furnishing business. The old building which used to house commissary, barber shop, post office, etc. has been completely rebuilt into a modern air-conditioned office. This view of the office was taken before the distinctive Temple Industry symbol had been added to the front to proclaim its identity. The Temple Star appears on several of the cars parked in front of the building and on the flag which hangs limp under the American Flag waving above the store. This photograph is from June 11, 1953