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BJ Lusk
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L Butler Nelson Memorial Park Cemetery, Dallas, Texas
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BEST VIEWED FULL SCREEN, PAUSE & PLAY
City Greenwood Cemetery, Weatherford, Texas
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Historic Photographs Methodist Hospital, Dallas, Texas
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Neiman Marcus Fashion Show, October 1939
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In '39, there were over 8,000 viewers for three successive nights for a Neiman Marcus fashion show. All photography by: Alfred Eisenstaedt
Historic Photos New York City, 1930-1950
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Historical Caruth Homeplace, Dallas, Texas
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Historical Photos White Rock Lake, Dallas, Texas
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Historical Photos White Rock Lake, Dallas, Texas
Avenger Field, Sweetwater, Texas -1944 - Largest WWII All Female Air Base
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Avenger Field, Sweetwater, Texas -1944 - Largest WWII All Female Air Base
Grapevine Cemetery, Tarrant County, Grapevine, Texas
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Dallas, Texas - Grove Hill Cemetery
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Dallas, Texas - Grove Hill Cemetery
Gone But Not Forgotten, Greenwood Cemetery, Dallas, Texas
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Garland Cemetery, Dallas County, Texas
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Garland Cemetery, Dallas County, Texas
Beeman Memorial Cemetery, Dallas, Texas
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Beeman Memorial Cemetery, Dallas, Texas
Mount Calvary Cemetery, Dallas, Texas
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Mount Calvary Cemetery, Dallas, Texas
Historical Photographs of Dallas, Texas
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Historical Photographs of Dallas, Texas
Cochran Chapel Cemetery, Dallas, Texas
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Cochran Chapel Cemetery, Dallas, Texas
Vintage Matchbooks/Dallas Establishments
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Vintage Matchbooks/Dallas Establishments
Historical Photos of Texas State Fair, Dallas, Texas
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Historical Photos of Texas State Fair, Dallas, Texas
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Lots of civil war soldiers buried here. I could take a book and sit among the oak trees to read. Its a beautiful resting place with a quiet and peaceful feeling.
No sabia q en ese cementerio también podian enterrar mascotas habra una zona para ellos ahi
I heard that the Bachman brothers married the Cochran sisters
it's a shame the very old buildings (0:51 , 1:45) inherited from the previous more advanced civilization were destroyed and replaced with the ugly ones in 1936 by our dumb civilization. My ancestors owned & lived on that land though the county & criminal bankers scammed it away from them and falsified the history of it. Bankers built homes on the south side of it which later became a jewish neighborhood, then a black ghetto. Has anyone noticed that Big Tex is painted a little darker each year?, next year he will probably be dressed as a black cross dresser.
This week - lake video clip:😀😃😄 ruclips.net/video/QQnKwaxsgjk/видео.html
LOVED THE MUSIC
It is sad how the world of fashion has forgot CLASS!! At least we can watch the Dutchess of Cambridge (Future Queen Of England) who truly dresses with elegance and dignity, and doesn't have to show cleavage to her belly button or her buttocks. She's pure CLASS.
Thomas Higdon was my great great grandfather. His wife Elizabeth is buried in Oakland cemetery next door.
Id say its changed a bit since those times
Nice pictures.
Great pictures.
Have the time of your life. Elvis and Big Tex starting out as 🎅 Santa.
It was. Fun,
Stop listening to your government when they tell you to hate. Instead read and inform yourselves. And if you visit this place take your gun and watch your back. The area is high crime and not safe even tho there are many good folks that live there.
All the time I go to texas to visit my family in arlington I told them Drive me to dalworthington gardens I love this town so much 💗 from Mexico
I wish they would let you read what is on the photos. Missed opportunity to connect with this people.
PLYMOUTH ROCK = PLEA MOTIVE YOUTH R👈🏻 TIDDY'S OWE SEE KIDS// I DIDN'T GET FEED GUESS TO MUCH 🐄ACID RAIN LSD
Is the closing photo of H.L. Hunt?
yes it is, please read my comment that I posted.
Trying to get fancy with camera effects made it impossible to read most of the pics notations.
State Fair Of Texas has always been a great place to go. Has grown through the years into something everyone talks about. Awesome place to visit and memories to be made.
Beautiful tribute
BJ thank you….. critics….I appreciate your opinion ….do it better yourself…. There’s a lot of work and some of it is done automatically by whatever program that BJ used…. Don’t criticize what you have not experienced. This is said lovingly…… not critically…. I’m very talented but I don’t think I could’ve done a better job because I would not have spent the loving time! Love the lake!
Love to see the history of White Rock Lake. But that music made me feel like I was gonna see people taken off boxcars and led into a concentration camp.
Strange you say that; there were two prisons at the lake (German war camp & the pea patch) and the train would bring prisoners there, though years before then an orphan train brought children to Dallas on that same railroad, and infants were displayed in incubators at the fair for adoption. Orphan trains brought kids to re-populate America because there was a cataclysm that happened near 1800 that wiped out most of the population.
I love old cemeteries. I was born and raised in Dallas. After seeing this video I regret not visiting this cemetery. If I'm not mistaken, Bonnie Parker of Bonnie & Clyde fame, is buried there.
I live in Dallas and I have visited this place before. Thank you for a great presentation. Thoughtful and informative..
*SASAGEYO!*
What a thoughtful and beautiful arrangement of photos. I live in Dallas and have visited this cemetery many times. Thank you.
My cousin used to live in Dalworthington Gardens TX
Old World building that survived the mud flood.
0:42 that call this “large crowds!” Imagine is they saw the state fair of Texas these days!
Back when blacks were only allowed to attend ONE DAY with the rides shut down 🙄🙄🙄
I couldn't believe it when I was told that I believe by my mom and grandmother both. Blacks were allowed I believe on Juneteenth. That's what I said the fair wasn't even open. I said what could they do out there. They said take a picnic lunch. I'm like oh wow no rides. No good fair food. How boring. How unfair.
Coloured Day !
My great grandmother and another elderly person told me the the dam was built to flood the area to cover up some very old structures, also the pump station and the bath house were repurposed from a much older building are also built on top of older structures that were already there long before the 1800's. Also the CCC destroyed some of the old structures that were around the lake and built on the same places. Also some of the old houses on Garland road across from the lake were rebuilt on older buildings that were there. I wonder if this area was used as a quarry at one time. The old museum house at 0:48, it was built upon the foundation of a structure that was previously there, in this photo they show new roof & additions to the very old stone & brick structure that was already there before the lake was dug, the addition of the restrooms at right of the photo have an evil history, this house was not built by the CCC. I wonder what beautiful buildings at white rock were destroyed, repurposed and hidden and why? I think my father took the photo at 2:02 and maybe the one of H.L. Hunt at 2:34, that was the very old iron flagpole from the 1800's, I wonder where it is today, it was replaced by a modern one. I liked Mr. Hunt, he was not a plutocrat as the public called him, & his family were so polite & kind. He talked to me at the lake a few times about Lifeline when I was young then I was worried about him when I did not hear from him again.The H.L Hunt home is much older than we are told, it was not built in 1929, notice in the photo how much older the flagpole is than the house. If any of his children or grandchildren are around today I'd really like to meet them. It is so horrible to see the lake today; all the foreigners invaded it & trashed it out. Do you have any photos of buildings from the 1800's of this area? any old ones of DeGoyer? or the older structures on the hill?
Foreigners? Are you stupid? Hippies trashed it, its pretty nice now. I live right next to it.
Odd question, but the kind of shed entrance at 3:05- does anyone know where that was located? At the entrance? Maybe where they had the horse races?
I read that the Cotton Bowl was laid out where the racetrack was located. Therefore, I assume this was in front of where the Cotton Bowl is now. This is conjecture..
Note all were one back then.
April 11th, 1999 Alfredo O Franco passed away in MI and was flown back to Dallas where we all born..This day was also oldest Son's Freddie Franco Jr's Birthday. We miss you all back home in Dallas Tx.
The music was fabulous , just like the photos. It was like stepping back into time that was long lost!!
It's disappointing that most of these buildings are gone now.
Cool music too. That's traditional jazz, folks.
Love it! Love living around White Rock Lake
4:07 my Great Aunt Emma
Favorite place in the world. Childhood memories,working out there behind the scenes over the years, going on dates, getting married and taking the kids, now taking grandkids. Comfort food for the soul..
las mejores pilotos de la 2da guerra mundial.
John Wilson Cluck owned this land in the 1800's. The was my, Great Great Great-grandpa. you can look it up
I have an uncle and other relatives buried here and a baby cousin that died the day he was born in 1956.
The Gone with the Wind theme is interesting.
Nice job.
My great grandparents were buried!
Wow 😮 awesome
Oh! The poor mechanic souls that worked thru the night shifts in keeping their flying machines ready for the kind ladies to write them up again the next day. --- I know, someone had to do it. No, there were no women mechanics back in the day. : (