1. History of Taylor, Texas 1876-Present

2. Railroad I & GN Depot International & Great Northern

3. June 26, 1876 International & Great Northern Railway Taylor Station- named for a railroad official Later called Taylorsville and finally Taylor

4. City Hall & Fire Station 1800-1905

5. City Hall in early 1900’s

6. City Hall until 1980’s

8. Main St (between the years of 1880- 1883)

10. Foot of Main St. in the 1880’s

12. 1882-1883 Utilities & Water Supply

13. 1890 Doak Pavilion

14. Main St. in 1895 (Looking North from 2 nd St.)

15. 1900 Saloons & Taverns

16. 1905-1935 City Hall

17. 1905 Social Life & Customs (at Struve’s)

18. Bird’s Eye View of Main St. 1910

19. 2 nd and Main St. (year unknown)

20. West 2 nd St.

21. COTTON- mainstay of Taylor’s economy since the early 1800’s. Rich soil and the skilled farmers Williamson county- a leading cotton producer. At one time, the world’s largest inland producer of cotton

22. 1910-1919 Taylor school in the Distance (approximately 1913)

23. 1914 Murphy Hotel

24. 1916 Taylor Fire Dept. (Asst. Chief B J Korman , right)

25. 1917 Sports and Recreation

26. 1919 Ed Konarik’s Blacksmith Shop

27. Ford Cars & Fordson Tractors Talbot St. in 1920

28. Taylor Fair Parade

29. 1926 4 th of July (Parks)

30. 1926 50 th Anniversary Parade

31. 1926 50 th Anniversary Parade

32. 4 th of July Celebration in 1926

33. Main St. in 1925 (Looking North from 2 nd St.)

34. 1935-1983 City Hall

35. Food – Production & Sales

36. Daliet Drug Store

37. Grocery Store

38. Metropolitan Cafe

39. Post Office

40. Banks- Taylor National Bank

41. Floeckinger’s Sanitarium

42. The Daily Democrat & Weekly Texan (post card)

43. Main St. in 1956 (200 Blk)

44. Taylor High School until 1969

46. Downtown Main St.

48. Residential Section (T.W. Marse home, later…Goldstein Home)

49. Residence on Lexington St. (G.C. King Residence)

50. Residence on Lake Dr. Booth-Clark House (built circa. 1879)

51. Davis St. in 1921 (721 Davis-Residence)

52. Residence of J.C. Elliott (310 Elliott St.)

53. Residence on Fowzer St. (McConnell – Maxwell House – 1909)

54. Thompson Residence (W. 6 th and Davis St.)

57. Dr. Dickey Taylor’s Outstanding Citizen in 1952 Taylor’s first black doctor

58. Pet Brown World Champion Wrestler