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Stories, photographs, and clippings preserved from the All Things Sabine Facebook Page.
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Facebook Archive$15 doll-ars a year!!!!?!!?
$15 doll-ars a year!!!!?!!? I'll take it.
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Facebook ArchiveReplica of what some believed to be 'Uncle Tom's Cabin', located at Little Eva…
Replica of what some believed to be 'Uncle Tom's Cabin', located at Little Eva Plantation, Natchitoches Parish, Louisiana. From Northwestern State University's Cammie G. Henry Research…
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Facebook ArchiveDoc Rodrigues and Levi Remedies at service station in Many, 1967.
Doc Rodrigues and Levi Remedies at service station in Many, 1967. Photo shared by Cody Bruce, Mr. Remedies' nephew
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Facebook Archive1983, Village of Fisher.
1983, Village of Fisher. Mayor Ralph Russell
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Facebook ArchiveAnacoco Railroad Depot, between 1940 and 1960.
Anacoco Railroad Depot, between 1940 and 1960. Photo from Louisiana Railroad Depot Photograph Collection
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Facebook ArchivePoultry farm in Natchitoches.
Poultry farm in Natchitoches. Not sure of the year. Agent Coleman Martin at left. From Natchitocbes Chamber of Commerce collection b
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Facebook ArchiveMany Lumber Company and Sawmill, owned and operated by John A.
Many Lumber Company and Sawmill, owned and operated by John A. Hoagland and Dr. S. E. Cade from 1905 until 1916. The sawmill was first located in the Recknor Community west of Many on…
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Facebook ArchiveDon't know much about this photo.
Don't know much about this photo. It appears to have been taken in Many but I am not even sure of that. Please post any ideas, suggestions, or knowledge!
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Facebook ArchiveBuilding, Possibly Zwolle field, Sabine parish, c.
Building, Possibly Zwolle field, Sabine parish, c. 1930s. From Louisiana Digital Library.
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Facebook ArchiveThe building of a church.
The building of a church. The Rev. T. J. Lites, a missionary, is sitting on the stump in front, watching as the Mt. Zion Baptist Church is being built. Photo taken in 1916
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Facebook ArchiveOnce in Peason was the Peavy Wilson Lumber Company store.
Once in Peason was the Peavy Wilson Lumber Company store. Peavy Wilson owned and operated Peason (named for, appropriately, Peavy Wilson). Photo taken in 1917. Talk about a one stop…
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Facebook ArchiveFlorien's George Corley sets records in state playoffs.
Florien's George Corley sets records in state playoffs. 1967
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Facebook ArchiveConverse High in baseball playoffs #conversehighbaseball
Converse High in baseball playoffs #conversehighbaseball
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Facebook ArchiveFlorien School faculty in 1913.
Florien School faculty in 1913. From left, O. G. Odom, principal; Bertha Gandy, Leona Addison, Leona Rodgers, and secretary Willow Carroll
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Facebook ArchivePleasant Hill High School Class of 1937 #pleasanthillhighclassof37
Pleasant Hill High School Class of 1937 #pleasanthillhighclassof37
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Facebook Archive1967 Many Tigers take Claas A basketball state championship
1967 Many Tigers take Claas A basketball state championship
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Facebook Archive1967 ad...
1967 ad... Lots not too far from where Pine Flat community once existed.
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Facebook ArchiveCharles and James Glaspie of Florien both served in Vietnam.
Charles and James Glaspie of Florien both served in Vietnam. 1967
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Facebook ArchiveArmy Pvt.
Army Pvt. Edward Calcote of Rosepine
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Facebook ArchiveShared by Michelle Lee Amedee, this is a photo of Michelle's dad, 1969-1970 Florien…
Shared by Michelle Lee Amedee, this is a photo of Michelle's dad, 1969-1970 Florien Blackcat Mike Lee.
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Facebook ArchiveTrombonist Chris Westbrook.
Trombonist Chris Westbrook. 1966
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Facebook ArchiveSheriff George Cook with Ray Alford in front of Levi Remedies Service Station in Many.
Sheriff George Cook with Ray Alford in front of Levi Remedies Service Station in Many.
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Facebook ArchiveFall makeup!
Fall makeup! 1976
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Facebook ArchiveConstruction, Possibly Zwolle field, Sabine parish, c.
Construction, Possibly Zwolle field, Sabine parish, c. 1930s.