Bronsbil Estacion
2018/09/23

1951 - Mrs. Margaret P. Tipton is a winner!

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Rene Torres On February 5, 1951, the “All Valley Morning Express,” which at the time, was published as part of the San Antonio Express,...
2018/09/22

1977 - House of E Adams and 13th St

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Joe Von Hatten takes us back to take a look at a house that was removed as downtown made the transition to expanding itself as a business di...
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2018/09/19

1948 Colorized Photo Has a Story to Tell

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Here's a li'l taste of a colorized photo which will include some details about the time and place and incidents that precipitate...
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1938 Tom Sawyer brings smiles to “Depression” era kids

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Capitol Theater invites city’s poorest children to the movies By Rene Torres According to economist, “The Stock Market crash of ...
2018/09/10

1978 - Historic Preservationists Did Their Darndest

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Bronsbil Estacion takes a look at the past to rediscover an era when revitalization and preservation of historic structures was in peril an...
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2018/09/09

Safety Patrol boys kept children safe

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While “Safety Sally” took a beating in the streets of Brownsville By Rene Torres St Joseph's Patrol Boys front row l to r:  Fre...
2018/08/22

c1935 - 2017 E Elizabeth and 12th St

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2018/08/18

1970s-80s - El Paisano - Emilio Silva - 13th and E Levee

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 El Paisano - Emilio Silva - 13th and E Levee photos shared by Marty Brophy CREDIT: Rothstein, Arthur, photographer. "Children...
2018/07/16

1961 El Centro Supermarket Employees

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 1961 Brownsville Herald full-page ad 1960s early - Etelka Mauldin at El Centro Super Mart 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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