Bronsbil Estacion
2015/07/20

Charro Days late 1930s scrapbook photos

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   Scrapbook photos purchased from Mel Trevino of Mel's Antiques & Collectibles in Olmito, Texas to be donated to t...

Missouri Pacific Railroad Depot and Chamber of Commerce Park off E Levee St. late 1930s

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Missouri Pacific Railroad Depot (MoPac) passenger station at left and behind these two couples with Traveler's Hotel rising in distan...
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Dressed for any occasion

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Late 1930's young adults enjoying Boca Chica beach on a large piece of driftwood and what appears to be a "camion" which is ...
2015/07/19

1976 ~ There's nothing but action at the "Drive-In"

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late 1930's Brownsville High School Twirlers

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Being in a Charro Days parade is one's shining moment in Brownsville history.  We have four for you here.   These photos were...

2015 0718 Border Take Over

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Thanks to the folks at Brownsville Arts and Music ("B.A.M.") for posting the announcement for this show.  If you missed out on ...
2015/07/18

Majestic Ladies

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Lydia Paredes 1950s courtesy of Sergio Paredes  Rose Hon 1947 Brownsville Herald news-clipping courtesy of Sylvia Ripley
2015/07/16

Ventriloquist Sammy King from Brownsville, Texas

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"Our next performer has worked all over the world and is loved by audiences everywhere!  He's originally from Brownsville, Texas. ...
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Bronsbil Estacion / Brownsville Station posts vintage photos, local histories and current events and news, announcements, basically whatever the heck it wants. The majority of the photos you see are not the property of Brownsville Station. Their publication is for the purpose of educating and informing the people of Brownsville, Texas about their history and culture or unique aspects of Brownsville that are mostly forgotten about. We thank our many contributors who keep this page active. The page is in no way affiliated with the great rock band of the 1970s which still lives on today. ~ JavierG
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