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Stories, photographs, and clippings preserved from the All Things Sabine Facebook Page.

  1. Photograph from the Facebook post “Look familiar?”
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    Look familiar?

    Look familiar? 1960s Santa House at Hodges Gardens.
  2. Photograph from the Facebook post “Built in 1917 and demolished in the 1960s, this is the Sabine Memorial Bridge.”
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    Built in 1917 and demolished in the 1960s, this is the Sabine Memorial Bridge.

    Built in 1917 and demolished in the 1960s, this is the Sabine Memorial Bridge. It was a truss bridge which crossed the Sabine River at Orange, Texas (on U. S. 90)
  3. Photograph from the Facebook post “I believe this is Hemphill, Texas.”
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    I believe this is Hemphill, Texas.

    I believe this is Hemphill, Texas. Photo is not labeled but it sure looks like Hemphill's Square. The sign in front of the Courthouse boasts, "All of these FFA club calves are sold to…
  4. Photograph from the Facebook post “Jasper County Jail in Jasper, Texas.”
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    Jasper County Jail in Jasper, Texas.

    Jasper County Jail in Jasper, Texas. 1940s?
  5. Photograph from the Facebook post “Sabine Parish boys softball teams in 1980”
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    Sabine Parish boys softball teams in 1980

    Sabine Parish boys softball teams in 1980
  6. Photograph from the Facebook post “A big deal in 1966”
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    A big deal in 1966

    A big deal in 1966
  7. Photograph from the Facebook post “Construction of the Toledo Bend Dam and Spillway.”
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    Construction of the Toledo Bend Dam and Spillway.

    Construction of the Toledo Bend Dam and Spillway. 1960s
  8. Photograph from the Facebook post “Many Tigerettes to sunny California.”
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    Many Tigerettes to sunny California.

    Many Tigerettes to sunny California. 1978 #ManyTigerettes #ManyTigerettesCalifornia
  9. Photograph from the Facebook post “Negreet Miss Merry Christmas 1978 #negreetlouisiana #louisianachristmas”
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    Negreet Miss Merry Christmas 1978 #negreetlouisiana #louisianachristmas

    Negreet Miss Merry Christmas 1978 #negreetlouisiana #louisianachristmas
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    Lots of cloud movement this morning in Many

    Lots of cloud movement this morning in Many
  11. Photograph from the Facebook post “1967.”
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    1967.

    1967. Toledo Bend from the air. This is the lake looking towards the dam site. The spillway can be seen at far right.
  12. Photograph from the Facebook post “Sabine High School.”
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    Sabine High School.

    Sabine High School. Second photo is an aerial photo of the school from 1967
  13. Photograph from the Facebook post “1890, John R.”
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    1890, John R.

    1890, John R. Parrott home, located four miles north of Zwolle on the old Pleasant Hill highway. Shared by James Q. Salter. Details follow in subsequent images.
  14. Photograph from the Facebook post “Louisiana Long Leaf Lumber Company, Fisher, Louisiana.”
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    Louisiana Long Leaf Lumber Company, Fisher, Louisiana.

    Louisiana Long Leaf Lumber Company, Fisher, Louisiana. Lumber from the last log is sorted into size and grade piles on the green chain, just before the mill is shut down. Boise would later…
  15. Photograph from the Facebook post “The Sabine River.”
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    The Sabine River.

    The Sabine River. 1892.
  16. Photograph from the Facebook post “Photo postcard picturing the bridge crossing the Sabine River between Texas and…”
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    Photo postcard picturing the bridge crossing the Sabine River between Texas and…

    Photo postcard picturing the bridge crossing the Sabine River between Texas and Louisiana in Orange, Texas. It is a truss bridge. In the foreground a cypress tree stands draped in Spanish…
  17. Photograph from the Facebook post “1920s, possibly.”
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    1920s, possibly.

    1920s, possibly. Photograph of a ferry crossing Sabine River. There are multiple vehicles on the ferry. This was taken on the south end of the river, closer to Orange, Texas.
  18. Photograph from the Facebook post “An ag teacher in Sabine Parish.”
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    An ag teacher in Sabine Parish.

    An ag teacher in Sabine Parish. Back of photo indicates his surname could be Cole
  19. Photograph from the Facebook post “Topographic map of a portion of Texas from the United States Geological Survey (USGS)…”
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    Topographic map of a portion of Texas from the United States Geological Survey (USGS)…

    Topographic map of a portion of Texas from the United States Geological Survey (USGS) project. The map includes towns, historic or notable sites, bodies of water, and other geologic…
  20. Photograph from the Facebook post “Photograph of the buildings at the CCC camp in Pineland, Texas.”
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    Photograph of the buildings at the CCC camp in Pineland, Texas.

    Photograph of the buildings at the CCC camp in Pineland, Texas. The photograph was taken during one of Connie Ford McCann's two six-month tours in the Civilian Conservation Corps located…
  21. Photograph from the Facebook post “Santa Fe Railroad Depot in Pineland, Texas, Sabine County.”
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    Santa Fe Railroad Depot in Pineland, Texas, Sabine County.

    Santa Fe Railroad Depot in Pineland, Texas, Sabine County. 1920.
  22. Photograph from the Facebook post “Center High School, 1925, Shelby County, Texas”
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    Center High School, 1925, Shelby County, Texas

    Center High School, 1925, Shelby County, Texas
  23. Photograph from the Facebook post “Swimmers at Red Hills on Toledo Bend near Hemphill.”
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    Swimmers at Red Hills on Toledo Bend near Hemphill.

    Swimmers at Red Hills on Toledo Bend near Hemphill. 1970s
  24. Photograph from the Facebook post “Fisher incorporated in 1971.”
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    Fisher incorporated in 1971.

    Fisher incorporated in 1971. Lenin Murray and Ralph Russell admire the new sign, on Hwy. 171