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Baytown 75th Anniversary [61]
Maps [7]
Documents [74]
Oil and Industry [392]
- Sports and Bands of Oil and Industry [38]
- People of Oil and Industry [91]
Schools [241]
Aerial Views [87]
Buildings [478]
Churches [42]
Library [122]
Parades and Festivals [48]
People [249]
Roads and Transportation [109]
Street Scenes [115]

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Dray-wagon, circa 1919
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Sinking Tracks
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Esso Container Ship in the Ship Channel
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Old Ironsides being pushed up the Ship Channel
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Old Ironsides being pushed up the Ship Channel
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Old Ironsides being pushed up the Ship Channel
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Joseph Isaacs hauling water, circa 1916-1919
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Oil tanker S. S. Baytown at dock, 1922
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The Mustang, Humble Oil's first tug boat, circa 1930
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Bicycle exodus at quitting time, 1940
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Humle Oil Locomotive, circa 1930s
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Humble Oil Locomotive No. 3
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Muddy streets plagued the refinery and surrounding communities