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Stories, photographs, and clippings preserved from the All Things Sabine Facebook Page.
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Facebook ArchiveMore Christmas lights in the historic sawmill Village of Fisher
More Christmas lights in the historic sawmill Village of Fisher
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Facebook ArchivePhotos of Logansport's amazing Christmas spirit :) I can only imagine the time and…
Photos of Logansport's amazing Christmas spirit :) I can only imagine the time and effort that went into these lights... a true community project. People will still working on them as we…
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Facebook ArchiveConstruction on new bridge in Logansport, on U.S.
Construction on new bridge in Logansport, on U.S. Hwy. 84. Contractors are building a two-lane bridge close to the existing railroad bridge to accommodate motorists traveling east from…
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Facebook ArchiveFrom knowlouisiana.org: This 1919 Clyde Rehaul skidder, the last surviving machine of…
From knowlouisiana.org: This 1919 Clyde Rehaul skidder, the last surviving machine of its kind in the world, exists today at Long Leaf without its booms. Enough booms are present on the…
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Facebook ArchivePhotograph of the railroad bridge that crosses the Sabine River between Texas and…
Photograph of the railroad bridge that crosses the Sabine River between Texas and Louisiana at Orange, Texas. In this photo the river is flooded and runs just under the bridge. [Railroad…
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Facebook ArchiveWorld War II maneuvers on the Sabine River.
World War II maneuvers on the Sabine River. Tanks of the 2nd Armored Division crossing the Sabine River into Texas as General Patton began his end run to Shreveport. Photo and information…
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Facebook ArchiveNatchitoches...
Natchitoches... Louisiana State Normal, which later became Northwestern. 1920s or 30s I am guessing
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Facebook ArchiveFreighter on the Sabine River, at Orange, Texas
Freighter on the Sabine River, at Orange, Texas
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Facebook ArchiveDetailed segment of an 1840 map of the Sabine River, as The east boundary of Texas and…
Detailed segment of an 1840 map of the Sabine River, as The east boundary of Texas and west boundary of Louisiana. This particular section of river borders Shelby County to the east and…
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Facebook ArchiveFisher, 1970s
Fisher, 1970s
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Facebook ArchiveNice photo of the Toledo Bend Dam, from Texas Water Development Board
Nice photo of the Toledo Bend Dam, from Texas Water Development Board
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Facebook ArchiveGandy, which was just south of Florien in Sabine Parish Information from LUMBERING IN…
Gandy, which was just south of Florien in Sabine Parish Information from LUMBERING IN SOUTHWEST LOUISIANA A STUDY OF THE INDUSTRY AS A CULTURO-GEOGRAPHIC FACTOR By George Alvin Stokes…
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Facebook ArchiveDeRidder, Louisiana postcard, on Washington Avenue.
DeRidder, Louisiana postcard, on Washington Avenue. 1944
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Facebook ArchiveSabine 4-H, 1980
Sabine 4-H, 1980
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San Patricio scenic overlook, on Toledo Bend Lake north of Ebarb.
San Patricio scenic overlook, on Toledo Bend Lake north of Ebarb. Beautiful area, complemented by fall colors in trees. Footage captured earlier today.
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Christmas lights in Logansport, on the Sabine River.
Christmas lights in Logansport, on the Sabine River. Footage captured early this evening.
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Facebook ArchiveStreet scene, Tenaha, Texas
Street scene, Tenaha, Texas
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Facebook ArchiveFrom Geared Steam Locomotive Works, these are geared steam locomotives used in Sabine…
From Geared Steam Locomotive Works, these are geared steam locomotives used in Sabine Parish GearedStream.Com is a super cool and informative site for rail buffs. It is authored &…
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Facebook ArchiveLutcher and Moore office building on the Sabine River, 1920, Orange, Texas.
Lutcher and Moore office building on the Sabine River, 1920, Orange, Texas. Photo from Las Sabinas
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Facebook ArchivePeavy Wilson Lumber Company, Peason, Louisiana (near Florien).
Peavy Wilson Lumber Company, Peason, Louisiana (near Florien). Not sure of year.
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Facebook ArchiveInnovations at Fort Polk, 1967
Innovations at Fort Polk, 1967
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Facebook ArchiveTenaha, Texas was founded as a shipping point on the Houston, East and West Texas…
Tenaha, Texas was founded as a shipping point on the Houston, East and West Texas Railway in 1885. The community was named for Tenehaw Municipality, the original name of Shelby County.…
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Facebook ArchiveFrom Maude Reid scrapbook, Calcasieu Parish Library, Railroad car labeled "United States…
From Maude Reid scrapbook, Calcasieu Parish Library, Railroad car labeled "United States Army Medical Department" and a red cross. Caption by Maude Reid: "Car above, stationed at the…
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Facebook ArchiveHillman's Bakery in the late 1920s.
Hillman's Bakery in the late 1920s. Luther Hillmans famous fruitcakes could be found here. Hillmans Bakery was located in Many near the old train depot. Photo was shared with me when I was…