Title:
Vinegarroon
Langtry Texas (TX), Chrome unused
Description:
Located in Langtry, this scene of the Vingarroon with the hanging dummy depicts the kind of justice handed out by Judge Roy Bean. Judge Bean "Law West of the Pecos" built the Langtry Opera House which can be seen in the background. The young lady and boy with the colorful burro are just a couple of the many tourists that flock here each year.
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Title:
Observation Point, Pecos River Canyon
Langtry Texas (TX), Real Photo unused
Description:
US 90 between del Reio and Langtry.
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Title:
Judge Roy Bean in Front of His Law Offices
Langtry Texas (TX), Real Photo unused
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Title:
Judge Roy Bean's Hall of Justice
Langtry Texas (TX), Real Photo unused
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Title:
Hangman's Tree Outside Judge Roy Bean's Office
Langtry Texas (TX), Real Photo unused
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Title:
Law West Of The Pecos
Langtry Texas (TX), Linen unused
Description:
Series TX-4
Around 1870 Judge Roy Bean began dispensing law in the combination saloon and courthouse shown on the opposite side of card. The Judge named his saloon “The Jersey Lilly” and his home town “Langtry,” both after Lily Langtry, a beautiful actress whom he had never met but whose picture he saw in the Police Gazette. He died in 1902 at he age of 71, too late to meet Lily Langtry when she stopped her private car to see the Law West of the Pecos and the town named in her honor.
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Title:
Law West Of The Pecos
Langtry Texas (TX), Linen unused
Description:
Around 1870 Judge Roy Bean began dispensing law in the combination saloon and courthouse shown on the opposite side of card. The Judge named his saloon "The Jersey Lilly" and his home town "Langtry," both after Lily Langtry, a beautiful actress whom he had never met but whose picture he saw in the Police Gazette. He died in 1902 at the age of 71, too late to meet Lily Langtry when she stopped her private car to see the Law West of the Pecos and the town named in her honor.
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Title:
Judge Bean Museum
Langtry Texas (TX), Chrome unused
Description:
For Years Judge Bean was the only "Law west of the Pecos." Preserved by the state of Texas, this old house with many curious relics is a historic landmark.
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Title:
Judge Roy Bean Saloon And Court
Langtry Texas (TX), Chrome unused
Description:
Judge Roy Bean laid down the "Law West of the Pecos" in this historic old court room.
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Title:
Judge Roy Bean's Law Office & Saloon
Langtry Texas (TX), Chrome unused
Description:
Located near the Rio Grande and Pecos River junction on U. s. Highway 90. This historical old court is host to thousands of visitors yearly
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Title:
Howdy From Judge Roy Bean's
Langtry Texas (TX), Chrome unused
Description:
"Judge Roy Bean's Saloon & Court of Law West of the Pecos" Near the junction of the historic Rio Grande and Pecos Rivers. In he background the opera house Bean built for Lily Langtry (The Jersey Lily). A beautiful actress whom he had never met, but whose picture he saw in the Police Gazette. He died in 1902 at the age of 71, too late to meet Lily Langtry, when she stopped her private car to see the "Law West of he Pecos" and the town named in her honor.
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Title:
Judge Roy Bean's Law Office & Salloon
Langtry Texas (TX), Chrome unused
Description:
Near junction of the historic Rio Grande and Pecos River. Judge Bean in early days was the only law "West of the Pecos." The "Opera House" in background was built by Bean especially for Lily Langtry (The Jersey Lily). The old Judge died before she arrived, but at a later date Lily Langtry did stop to pay respects to the Old Judge and he "Opera House." In foreground note, mesquite tree, ocotillo cactus and sage brush. Thousands visit this historical spot yearly.
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Title:
Judge Bean's Court
Langtry Texas (TX), Chrome unused
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Title:
Howdy From Judge Roy Bean's
Langtry Texas (TX), Chrome unused
Description:
"Judge Roy Bean's Saloon & Court of Law West of the Pecos" Near the junction of the historic Rio Grande and Pecos Rivers. In the background the opera house Bean built for Lily Langtry (The Jersey Lily). A beautiful actress whom he had never met, but whose picture he saw in the Police Gazette. He died in 1902 at the age of 71, too late to meet Lily Langtry, when she stopped he private car to see the "Law West of the Pecos" and the town named in her honor.
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Title:
Judge Roy Bean the Law West of the Pecos
Langtry Texas (TX), Real Photo unused
Description:
Judge Roy Bean, The "Law West of the Pecos." holding court at the old town of Langtry. Texas, in 1900, trying a horse thief. This building was courthouse and saloon. No. other peace officers in the locality at that time.
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Title:
Hangman's Tree
Langtry Texas (TX), Linen unused
Description:
Judge Roy Bean, famous as the Law West of the Pecos, was once busy serving whisky when a deputy sheriff brought in a rustler. Without stopping his work, the Judge found the defendant guilty and then said to the deputy, ""Reb, I'm busy here. Take him out and tie his neck to some handy limb
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Title:
Judge Roy Bean in front of his Law Office
Langtry Texas (TX), Real Photo PM 1957 Mar-02
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Title:
Pecos High Bridge
Langtry Texas (TX), Real Photo unused
Description:
Pecos River Viaduct
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Title:
Langtry Cafe & Tourist Courts Cabins
Langtry Texas (TX), Real Photo PM 1949 Mar-19
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Title:
Judge Roy Bean
Langtry Texas (TX), Linen PM 1947 Nov-17
Description:
Judge Roy Bean, The "Law West of the Pecos," holding court at the old town of Langtry, Texas, in 1900, trying a horse thief. This building was courthouse and saloon, No other peace officers in the locality at that time.
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