| OLD LUFKIN PHOTOS And Nearby East Texas Towns - Communities |
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Texan Theater, Lufkin. Saturday mornings 1940's... A couple of movies, short serial, current news reel, a few cartoons, coke, popcorn, dill pickle and candy. Cost? Under four bits!
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Lufkin Ave. at First St., 1939-40. Standing on Lufkin Ave. near 'Cotton Square' looking eastward. 'Old' Perry Brothers Five & Dime store on the right. |
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Lynn Theater. Lufkin, 1950.
Abbot & Costello, Martin & Lewis, Tarzan, Bowrey Boys, Cisco Kid, The Lone Ranger, Red Ryder, Roy Rogers, Gene Autry, Hopalong Cassidy. We saw them all here, and at the Texan! |
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Cherry's Cafe-Hangout, 1940's. South First St., Lufkin. Popular with the teens of the era. Later known as Iona's and lastly, the Morales Mexican Food restaurant of today.
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Hudson School Buses. Built by Martin Wagon Co. in Lufkin. Martin Wagon later became Lufkin Industries, builder of world famous LUFKIN Trailers, oil field pumps and marine gears.
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Happy Daniel's Bus Line of Lufkin, Texas. Serving the cities of Lufkin, Corrigan, Livingston and Houston.
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Lufkin Ice House and Packing Plant. Click on photo to view a large photo and read a great story about this old Lufkin landmark, told by Lufkin native, Al Vinson. |
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Southland Paper Mill, Inc. Lufkin, Tx 1940's. First mill in the South to produce Newsprint from Southern Pine. I retired from this mill after 35.5 years. |
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Methodist Church, Lufkin 1910
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Wishing Well Motel, Lufkin, 1950's. Highway 59 South, next to the Chevrolet dealership.
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