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Places and Faces of the Red River Valley
Polly Colbert, who was interviewed by the WPA for its Slave Narratives project in the late 1930s, is buried at Colbert Cemetery, Chickasaw Nation.
Whether it be a place or a person, the following are random bits of information I've collected over the years that can help explain the Red River Valley's cultural and historical impact. People like Polly Colbert, Marie Therese Coin Coin, and Sophia Suttenfield provide the human context, where as photographs of bricks and abandoned buildings can provide a what humans did to their environment.
Coal Country
Chickasaw Free Woman
Coin Coin Home
Buffalo Soldier
Remarkable Man
Mad Man Road
Sophia Suttenfield Aughinbaugh Coffee Butt Porter
Walled in Denison
Cynthia Ann's Long Journey
Detroit, Home to Cactus Jack
Aliens in Wise County?!
Jerry Chinner, the Brick Maker
Documenting the Creole Culture
Bianca Babb's Comanche Abduction
A Rant about Archives... and some Photos of Hotels.
Sand Springs at Denison
Wegefarth County, Texas
Hotel
Abandoned hotel in Shreveport
New Orleans
The Jefferson Highway Marker in New Orleans
Brick
I found a union made brick (see the triangle) on one of my walks beneath a bush.
Hotel
Abandoned hotel in Shreveport
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