Houston Street, 1960
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Just as nationally the '50s came to an abrupt end that dreadful day in Dallas, Nov. 22, 1963, when John F. Kennedy was assassinated, for those of us who grew up in Houston, the wonder years were.
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Houston in the '60s Was a Happening Place | Rocks Off | Houston | Houston Press | The Leading Independent News Source in Houston, Texas Books Houston in the '60s Was a Happening Place.
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Houston in the Space Age: The 1960s In Photos June 9, 2009 13:25PM Skip ad in seconds. More slideshows Two Stepping Tuesday Nights at Horni Tonk at Shoeshine Charley's Big Top Lounge
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1965, Black Students Boycott the Public Schools Wheatley High School, 4900 Market Street. To protest the slow pace of integration in the public schools, despite its being court ordered in 1960 and again in 1962, 85 percent of the students boycotted five black high schools in Houston in 1965.
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Can't get enough of Houston's in the 1960s? Check out more scenes from throughout the decade in the gallery above. Aug 26, 2016 | Updated Aug 29, 2016 8:36 a.m. By Andrea Waguespack Andrea.
Snow in Houston 1960
Old photos show Houston snow in 1895, 1958, 1960 By Dana Burke , Staff writer Updated Feb 14, 2021 3:07 p.m. Snow around Valentine's Day is not common in Houston, but not unheard of.
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Original Humble Oil Bld: That top photo is excellent color for the late 1950s/early 1960s, judging by the body styles of the cars in it. Posted July 13, 2006. Original Humble Oil Bld: I enlarged the photo, and right next to the Parking lot attendant's booth is THE most beautiful '58 Chevy Bel Air I have every seen.
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Houston had 400,000 residents by the 1940's, and reached the million person mark in the 1960's. Today, more than two million people call Houston home. These images from vintage postcards showcase Houston's remarkable growth between 1940 - 1950, when the city was the fastest growing in the United States.
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Texas portal v t e The city of Houston in the U.S. state of Texas was founded in 1837 after Augustus and John Allen had acquired land to establish a new town at the junction of Buffalo and White Oak bayous in 1836. Houston served as the temporary capital of the Republic of Texas.
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Remember Felix Mexican Restaurant on Westheimer? The restaurant was a pioneer of Houston Tex-Mex before it shut down in 2008 after 60 years in business.. Felix is just one of many memorable.
Remarkably Retro Downtown Houston, early 1960s. Photograph by...
John F. Kennedy. September 12, 1960. Source National Archives. This speech was recorded at the Rice Hotel in Houston, Texas, and runs for 11:32. Kennedy stresses the importance of separation of church and state and condemns nations without religious liberty and tolerance. Kennedy de-emphasizes the importance of Catholicism in his candidacy.
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My first trip to Houston was passing through in the 1950's with my parents, but my real first trip was in the summer of 1963. I was working for Colony House (company based in Dallas, but I was out of San Antonio). The company gave us a trip to Houston and we stayed at the Shamrock. Fantastic hotel! We then worked various parts of Houston.
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01/27/1961 - topping out ceremonies at the new Humble Building. At left is part of the 28-foot steel beam autographed by Houston civic and city leaders to be hoisted 605 feet to the top of the 44.
REMEMBER WHEN Houston's huge snow storm of 1960
In these photos of Houston streets from decades ago, you'll see an old shopping center here, multiple storefronts there and a maybe a derelict house or two. Many of these buildings are now long.