Family & Friends
©2015 Theophilus
These pages were initially created to transfer photos from traditional scrapbooks to the internet in order to both preserve and make the pictures and history available to family and friends. It has become more extensive than I intended. However, I see it as a way to save the details before they slip away. Martin T • Go to Part 2 • go to Part 3 • go to Part 4 • go to Part 5 • go to Part 6
Alpine, Texas
Until January 3, 1959, Alpine was known as "The biggest Town, in the biggest County, in the biggest State in the United States" |
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Added 12/20/15
AHS Class of 1964 Senior Trip to Mexico
Gus Lines - popular '60s hangout • The Dingo • Adams "M" System • Alpine Bowling Alley • Green Cafe • A&W Root Beer • Alpine City Drug
Barbara Jean hair • Aurora and Frank announcement
Fort Davis dedication April 4, 1966
Alpine High School Cheer Leaders at the 2005 "60's Reunion
Ron Hunters Memorial Information • Elm Grove Cemetery • Go to Part 2 • go to Part 3 • go to Part 4 • go to Part 5 • go to Part 6
We highly recommend Carl William's book "More than a Badge."
Memoirs and historical records from Brewster County, Texas,
a large, remote, picturesque, rough country near Big Bend National Park