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FR211 Palo Pinto Anxiety 4th Hereford Ranch
Photograph Collection, 1954-1965
20 prints, 81 negatives.
Includes images of Barney Carter, Barney Carter with hereford cattle, and hereford cattle in pasture. Located 4 1/2 miles west of Palo Pinto, Texas, the ranch was owned by Barney Carter.

FR212 Parades
Photograph Collection, 1925-1975
6 prints, 87 negatives.
Includes various images of people at parades, parade floats, bands, people on horseback in parades, children with pets in the parade, and riders with flags.

FR213 Parks Hereford Ranch
Photograph Collection, 1925-1975
2 negatives.
Includes images of a car parked underneath the ranch sign. The ranch was located in Clifton, Texas.

FR214 Parks, Roy, Ranch
Photograph Collection, 1938-1964
18 prints, 88 negatives.
Includes images of people posing individually and in groups, gate entrance, people with Herefords, house, men on horseback, lake and trees, horse by windmill, horses, men with horses, metal chair and its shadow, pots on pit cooking, men cooking outdoors, sign, and Hereford cattle in pasture. The Midland, Texas ranch was run by Roy Parks and his son and raised Hereford cattle and Quarter horses.

FR215 Parr Ranch
Photograph Collection, 1960
7 prints.
Includes images of four individual men.
The 55,711 acre ranch was sold in November 1960 by court decree, with most of the sold land in La Salle and Webb Counties. The Ranch had various previous owners and names, including the Dobie Ranch, Los Olmos ("the Palms"), and the Watkins Ranch. When it was the Dobie Ranch, J. Frank Dobie operated the ranch for his uncle. Parr filed for bankruptcy in 1957.

FR216 People- Children
Photograph Collection, 1939-1964
46 prints, 3 glass plate negatives, and 1,287 negatives.
Includes various images of babies and children, children around a piano, a boys' baseball team, mothers with babies, and a large majority of the images are of Frank Reeves' grandchildren.

FR217 People- Men and Women (no ids)
Photograph Collection, 1939-1941
188 prints, 504 negatives.
Includes various images of men and women in different social settings.

FR218 People- Men and Women
(partial-full ids)
Photograph Collection, 1938-1959
115 prints, 494 negatives.
Includes various images of men and women in different social settings.

FR219 People-Men (no ids)
Photograph Collection, 1925-1964
353 prints, 275 negatives, and 16 glass plate negatives.
Includes various images of men, both individual and group pictures, in different settings. Some have a few images of men with women.

FR220 People- Men (partial-full ids)
Photograph Collection, 1949-1961
387 prints, 144 negatives.
Includes various images of men, both individual and group pictures, in a variety of settings, and some include images with women as well.

FR221 People on Horseback
Photograph Collection, 1925-1975
101 prints, 354 negatives, and 2 glass plate negatives.
Includes various images of people on horseback in different settings.

FR222 People with cattle
Photograph Collection, 1925-1975
93 prints, 77 negatives, and 9 glass plate negatives.
Includes various images of people with cattle in the field, cattle at auctions/sales, and cattle at shows.

FR223 People with horses
Photograph Collection, 1925-1975
11 prints, 158 negatives, and 2 glass plate negatives.
Includes various images of people with or by horses in different types of settings.

FR224 People- Women (No ids)
Photograph Collection, 1925-1975
80 prints, 144 negatives, and 2 glass plate negatives.
Includes various images of women in different social settings.

FR225 People- Women (partial-full ids)
Photograph Collection, 1940-1945
71 prints, 101 negatives.
Includes various images of women in different social settings.

FR226 Philips, Dr. William P., Ranch
Photograph Collection, 1960
15 prints, 67 negatives.
Includes images of hereford cattle in pasture, and man on horseback.
Dr. William P. Philips ran a hospital as well as his ranch. Herbert L. Blain was the manager of the 1500 acre ranch.

FR227 Phillips, B. F., Ranch
Photograph Collection, 1957
16 negatives.
Includes images of the ranch sign, horses, Matlock Rose with horse, and horse being put into trailer. The ranch was owned by B. F. Phillips and managed by Matlock Rose.

FR228 Pierce, Miles Rambouillet Sheep Ranch
Photograph Collection, 1975
5 negatives.
Includes images of the ranch sign, and sheep in pen. Miles Pierce, a Texas A&M graduate, was a third generation sheep raiser whose ranch was located 14 miles east of Alpine, Texas. The ranch's 14,000 acre headquarters was known as Altuda, with a second division a few miles north
called the Old Blue Ranch.

FR229 Pineland Hereford Ranch
Photograph Collection, 1960
1 print, 23 negatives.
Includes images of the ranch sign, Hereford cattle under trees, Hereford cattle in pasture, three men by car in tall grass, house under tall trees, and Hereford cattle in pasture.

FR230 Pitchfork Ranch
Photograph Collection, 1944-1964
103 prints, 480 negatives.
Includes images of people eating, various individual and groups posing, a couple cooking, hereford cattle in pens and pasture, auctioneers, people with horses, horse, horses in pasture, people on horseback, gate entrance, horse beneath gate entrance, various buildings, people at cattle auction/sale, chuckwagon, cattle branding, hogs, various riders, fencing, men butchering a cow, calf roping, and bell. One of the better known Texas ranches, the Pitchford Ranch consisted of more than 100,000 acres and was owned by the Pitchfork Land and Cattle Company. The ranch was also referred to as "The Forks" due to its use of the pitchfork brand.

FR231 Pool, Ray, Ranch
Photograph Collection, 1950
1 print.
Includes image of hereford cattle feeding at troughs. The ranch was formerly the Colonel Walters Ranch. Floyd C. Pool, President of the Moran National Bank, bought the 2,140 acre ranch in 1942 and turned it into a feedlot. Pool experimented with various soil conservation practices and also conducted small scale oil drilling production on some of the land.

FR232 Potts, Tomie, Hereford Ranch
Photograph Collection, 1951
8 negatives.
Includes images of Hereford cattle in pasture, Mr. and Mrs. Tomie Potts, and nephew James Potts with Larry Mixer 23rd. The ranch was located 12 miles from Memphis, Texas. Tomie Potts was involved in several livestock associations, including the Memphis Chamber of Commerce's Agriculture and Livestock committee and served in 1951 was President of the Panhandle Hereford Breeders Association.

FR233 Premier Ranch
Photograph Collection, 1936
40 negatives.
Includes images of a woman posing, Hereford cattle in pasture with riders, landscape, house, building with cars, gate entrance, and Herefords by stone fencing. Located 17 miles east of Mason, the Premier Ranch was owned by Elgin O. Kothmann.

FR234 Price Ranch
Photograph Collection, 1956
59 negatives.
Includes images of Hereford cattle, riders with cattle, men working with squeeze chute, and two different houses. Consisting of approximately 25,000 acres, the Addington, Oklahoma ranch was owned by Henry Price. On the east part of the ranch was Monument Hill, marked by a tall concrete monument, which served as the unofficial headquarters for the Pickens County Cowpunchers Association.

FR235 Publications
Photograph Collection, 1955
19 prints, 130 negatives.
Includes various images of men who worked for various livestock industry publications and a few images of snow falling on the buildings near the Star-Telegram office in Fort Worth.

FR236 Pure Acres Ranch
Photograph Collection, 1925-1975
3 negatives.
Includes Hereford cattle, people posing by lake, and picnic table by lake. Owned by O. M. Boren, the ranch was located in Tyler, Texas.