Title:
Marquis Hall, North Texas Teachers College
Denton Texas (TX), Linen PM 1948 Apr-16
Description:
Marquis Hall, built in 1936 at a cost of $270,000, is a girls' dormitory, dining hall, and cafeteria. On the first floor are an office, two large reception rooms, a large dining hall, a smaller dining room, cafeteria and kitchen. The upper stories provide living quarters for the 112 young women students.
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Title:
Senior and Junior High Schools
Denton Texas (TX), Linen PM 1946 Apr-16
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Title:
Texas State Teachers College - Terrill Hall
Denton Texas (TX), Linen PM 1946 Apr-16
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Title:
North Texas State Teachers College - Terrill Hall
Denton Texas (TX), Linen PM 1946 Mar-12
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Title:
Dormitory Row, Texas State College for Women
Denton Texas (TX), Linen PM 1940 Mar-26
Description:
Dormitory Row at Texas State College for Women includes the underclassmen halls, Capps, Lowry, Sayers, Austin, Houston and Fitzgerald. TSCW maintains nine modern, fire-proof, brick dormitories, which house most of the students of the largest residential women's college in the world.
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Title:
Texas State College for Women - Capps Hall
Denton Texas (TX), Linen PM 1946 Mar-27
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Title:
Marquis Hall, North Texas State College
Denton Texas (TX), Chrome PM 1966 Mar-22
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Title:
North Texas State College
Denton Texas (TX), Chrome PM 1966 Mar-22
Description:
College Golf Course and Club House.
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Title:
Chilton Hall, North Texas State Teachers College
Denton Texas (TX), Linen PM 1945 Feb-24
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Title:
Marquis Hall, North Texas Teachers College
Denton Texas (TX), Linen unused
Description:
Marquis Hall, built in 1936 at a cost of $270,000, is a girls' dormitory, dining hall, and cafeteria. On the first floor are an office, two large reception rooms, a large dining hall, a smaller dining room, cafeteria and kitchen. The upper stories provide living quarters for the 112 young women students
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Title:
Chilton Hall, North Texas State Teachers College
Denton Texas (TX), Linen unused
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Title:
Marquis Hall, North Texas Teachers College
Denton Texas (TX), Linen unused
Description:
Built in 1936 at a cost of $270,000, is a girls' dormitory, dining hall, and cafeteria. On the first floor are an office, two large reception rooms, a large dining hall, a smaller dining room, cafeteria and kitchen. The upper stories provide living quarters for the 112 young women students
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Title:
Entrance to Women's Gymnasium. North Texas State College
Denton Texas (TX), Chrome unused
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Title:
Stern Memorial Fountain
Denton Texas (TX), Chrome unused
Description:
Stern Memorial Fountain erected in the city of Jefferson by the Stern Family in 1913. The Jefferson Carnegie Library-Museum is shown in the background
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Title:
Marquis Hall, North Texas Teachers College
Denton Texas (TX), Linen unused
Description:
Marquis Hall, built in 1936 at a cost of $270,000, is a girl's dormitory, dining hall, and cafeteria. On the first floor are an office, two large reception rooms, a large dining hall, a smaller dining room, cafeteria and kitchen. The upper stories provide living quarters for the 112 young women students
E.C. Kropp
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Title:
Marquis Hall, North Texas Teachers College
Denton Texas (TX), Linen PM 1960 Oct-20
Description:
Marquis Hall, built in 1936 at a cost of $270,000, is a girls' dormitory, dining hall, and cafeteria. On the first floor are an office, two large reception rooms, a large dining hall, smaller dining room, cafeteria and kitchen. The upper stories provide living quarters for the 112 young women students
E.C. Kropp
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Title:
Court House
Denton Texas (TX), Chrome PM 1984 Apr-19
Description:
Home of Texas Woman's University, North Texas State University, Denton State School, The Selwyn School
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Title:
Stoddard Hall, Texas Woman's University
Denton Texas (TX), Chrome unused
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Title:
Lowry Hall, Texas State College for Women
Denton Texas (TX), Linen unused
Description:
Lowry Hall Texas State College for Women. Built in 1918 and was named in honor of James H. Lowry of Honey Grove, Texas, for many y3ars President of the Board of Regents. This Dormitory has a large College Dining Room on first Floor
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Title:
College of Industrial Arts, Main Building
Denton Texas (TX), Linen unused
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Title:
Holiday Inn, U. S. 77 Dallas Hwy
Denton Texas (TX), Chrome unused
Description:
Conveniently Located at the intersection of 1-35 and U. S. 77. Convenient to North Texas State University and Texas Women's University. Four miles from downtown Denton, 35 miles from Downtown Denton, 35 miles from Downtown Dallas at love Field, 15 miles from International Speedway. Garden Room Smorgasbord Over 50 deloctable items priced moderately for the traveling family or salesman. Three meals served daily. An experience in good food, served in a garden setting overlooking the refreshing waterfalls. Shangri-La Private Club. Guest cards available for registered guests. Meeting room available for groups of 5 to 200
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Title:
Spillway Lake Dallas
Denton Texas (TX), Linen unused
Description:
Just four miles east of Denton is one of Texas largest lakes. Lake Dallas, where fishing, boating and other water sports are enjoyed. This lake cost $5,000,000.00, covers 11,000 acres of land, holds 83,000,000 gallons of water and has a drainage area of 1,111 square miles.
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Title:
Park View
Denton Texas (TX), Linen PM 1940
Description:
Looking North Main Building Texas State College for women in background. This beautiful 27 acre city park was once the principal negro section of Denton, embracing some five city blocks. Through a bond election, this land was purchased and the negroes moved to another part of the city.
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Title:
Denton County Court House
Denton Texas (TX), Linen PM 1946
Description:
Located 37 miles north of Fort Worth and 42 miles northwest of Dallas, County seat of Denton County, was named after John B. Denton, a lawyer-and ranger captain, who was killed by the Indians in 1841. His remains now rest beneath the southeast corner of the courthouse lawn. The county seat was moved here in 1857 and the city received its first charter in 1866.
E. C. Kropp Co.
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Title:
U.S. Post Office - C.I.A. Station, Texas State College for Women, C.I.A.
Denton Texas (TX), Linen PM 1938 Dec-9
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Title:
Terrill Hall, North Texas State Teachers College
Denton Texas (TX), Linen unused
Description:
Fire-proof, steam-heated, acoustically treated, Terrill Hall is NTSTC's newest women's dormitory. Constructed in 1939 for $285,000, it accommodates 226 girls, is three stories high; two closets for each room, lavatory with hot and cold water, attractive built-in furniture, buzzer system. The Great Hall on the first floor is an entertainment room with a dancing capacity of 250 couples
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Title:
Courthouse and Square
Denton Texas (TX), Continental Chrome unused
Description:
Herb Alden
McGrew Color Graphics
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Title:
Ramada Inn
Denton Texas (TX), Chrome unused
Description:
Ramada Inn Unique in its modern decor, the Denton Ramada Inn features excellent dining facilities, including complete convention and meeting rooms. Color television in the spacious lobby. Swimming Pool. Completely air-conditioned. 2505 Expressway U. S. 77 and Interstate 35 Phone: 382-2583
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Title:
The Denton County Courthouse
Denton Texas (TX), Chrome unused
Description:
Completed in 1887, this structure was the fifth in the history of the county. One earlier courthouse was burned by a member of the Sam Bass Gang and two others were struck by lightning. The walls are of native limestone, columns of Bernet County, Texas marble. The photo was taken from atop the First State Bank. Denton County was named for John B. Denton, who as a Methodist Circuit Rider came to Texas in 1836 from Tennessee
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Title:
Texas Woman's University - Art Building
Denton Texas (TX), Chrome unused
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Title:
Court House
Denton Texas (TX), Linen unused
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Title:
Library Building, N. T. S. N
Denton Texas (TX), Linen unused
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Title:
Administration Building, North Texas State College
Denton Texas (TX), Chrome unused
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Title:
Denton County Courthouse And Confederate Monument
Denton Texas (TX), Linen unused
Description:
Denton county Courthouse was built and completed in 1896. The unusual architecture of this building has attracted favorable comments form thousands of visitors. The stone used in this building is a product of Denton County
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