101 Photos of How Much Lubbock Has Changed in the Past 15 …
WEBSep 22, 2021 · 101 Awesome Pictures That Show How Lubbock Has Changed Over the Years. See how some of Lubbock's best known restaurants, venues and more have changed over the past 15 years. Google Street View.
Lubbock History - swco-ir.tdl.org
WEBThis large collection consists of photos of individuals, groups of people, architectural structures, businesses, etc. related to Lubbock, Texas. Lubbock was named after Col. Tom S. Lubbock an organizer of the Confederate regiment, Terry's Texas Rangers.
Lubbock texas vintage Stock Photos and Images - Alamy
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Historical Sites and Famous Landmarks in Lubbock, Texas
WEBLubbock, Texas is home to several must-visit historical sites and landmarks. Some of the top sites include the Buddy Holly Center, which celebrates the life and legacy of the legendary musician, and the Silent Wings Museum, which honors the history of glider pilots during World War II.
Lubbock Lake Landmark-1950-1951 Photo Gallery - Texas …
WEBThese photographs were taken in 1950-1951 by Glen Evans, during field work at Lubbock Lake undertaken by the Texas Memorial Museum (TMM) under E. H. Sellards, Director of the TMM.
Historical Markers in Lubbock, TX | Historical Sites in West Texas
WEBLearn more about the history of Lubbock, Texas by visiting these historical sites!
Historic structures of Lubbock - Lubbock Heritage Society
WEBOld Federal Building (1932), 800 Broadway - The structure is classical revival style. The Landwer-Manicapelli House in north Lubbock's Yellowhouse Canyon is a Spanish colonial style stucco structure. It was built by Texas Technological College zoology professor M. Frederic Landwer in 1936.
Lubbock: Then and now - Lubbock Avalanche-Journal
WEBMar 25, 2018 · 1909 — Santa Fe becomes the first railroad into Lubbock. 1910 — Lubbock’s population is 1,938 on the 1910 census. 1923 — Texas Tech established. 1930 — Lubbock Municipal Airport opened.
Caprock Chronicles: Lubbock in the 1950s was in a boom period …
WEBApr 3, 2016 · In the 1950s, teenagers gathered at the Hi-D-Ho Drive In on Third and University and at the Village Mill, once located across from Jones AT&T Stadium in the old Town & Country Shopping Center.
Caprock Chronicles: 'Moving picture shows' of early Lubbock …
WEBJan 3, 2021 · On Aug. 5, 1907, the Lubbock Avalanche reported a nameless “moving picture show” was exhibited at the Band Hall. A second unknown movie was screened three days later.