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The Historic Brownsville Museum Collection, no. 5 – Charro Days Fiesta

By hmregistryMay 29, 2020Texas Archive Of The Moving Image, The Historic Brownsville Museum CollectionBrownsville, bull, bull-fight, bull-fighting, bulls, Cameron-County, charro, Charro-Days, Charro-Days-Fiesta, children, china-poblana, costumes, cowboy, cowboys, dancing, festival, fiesta, marching band, matador, matadors, Matamoros, Mexico, military, parade, sombrero, TFC

Charro Days Fiesta is held every year in Brownsville, TX to celebrate the rich traditions, culture and shared heritage of the Texas

The Jimmy Mitchell Family Films, no. 4 – Borger Parade, Christmas, Rice vs. TCU Football (1950)

By hmregistryMarch 9, 2015Texas Archive Of The Moving Image, The Jimmy Mitchell Family Films1950s, Amarillo Borger Express, band, bands, Borger, Borger News Herald, child, children, Christmas, Co, D.B. Hunt Motor Company, decoration, decorations, defense, drum major, drum majors, field, float, floats, football, game, games, gift, gifts, Goldsmith Dairy, Harris County, holiday, holidays, home movie, home movies, Horned Frogs, Houston, Hutchinson-County, kid, kids, lawn, lawns, Lions Club, March, marches, marching, marching band, marching bands, MOB, offense, parade, parades, player, players, present, presents, Rice, Rice Owls, Rice Stadium, Rice University, Rice University Marching Owl Band, Rice University MOB, rotary club, TCU, TCU Frogs, Texas Christian University, TFC, The MOB, tree, uniform, uniforms, X-mas, Xmas, yard, yards

This home movie captures scenes of a parade in the Mitchell family

The Coltman Collection, no. 15 – Boy Scouts of America Parade (1970)

By hmregistryMarch 9, 2015Texas Archive Of The Moving Image, The Coltman Collection1970s, Alan, Alan Bean, Apollo 12, astronaut, astronauts, Austin, automobile, automobiles, band, bands, baton, baton twirl, baton twirling, Bean, Bechtol, bill, Bill Zapalac, Boy Scots of America, boy scout, Boy Scouts of America, boy-scouts, buesiness, businesses, Campbell, car, cars, Charles Wayne, Charles Wayne Spreyer, classic car, classic-cars, College Football Hall of Fame, Congress Ave, Congress Avenue, congressman, Congressman J.J. Pickle, Congressman Pickle, cotton, Cotton Spreyer, downtown, Dunkin Donuts, Eagle Scout, flag, flags, float, floats, Governor, Governor of the State of Texas, Governor Preston Smith, home movie, home movies, Hub, Hub Bechtol, Hubert “Hub” Edwin Bechtol, Hubert Edwin, Hubert Edwin Bechtol, J.J., J.J. Pickle, Jake, Jake Pickle, James Jarrell, James Jarrell Pickle, Kruger’s, Kruger’s Jewelry, LaRue, Lavaca St., Lavaca Street, Leslie, Leslie Bean, March, marches, marching, marching band, marching bands, Mayor Travis LaRue, pack, packs, Palmer, parade, parades, Picadilly Cafeteria, Pickle, Preston, Preston Earnest, Preston Earnest Smith, Preston Smith, Ralph, Ralph-Webster, Ralph-Webster-Yarborough, Ralph-Yarborough, Scott, Scott Palmer, Senator, Senator-Ralph-Yarborough, Senator-Yarborough, senators, Sheraton Crest Inn, Smith, Spreyer, Texas Capitol Building, Texas Governor, Texas Longhorns, Texas Tech Football, Texas Tech University, TFC, Tom, Tom Campbell, Travis, Travis County, Travis LaRue, twirl, twirling, twirls, United States Congressman, United States Senator, University of Texas Football, University-of-Texas, Willie Frank Zapalac Jr., Woolworth Co., Yarborough, Zapalac

This home movie captures scenes of a Boy Scouts of America parade along Lavaca Street and Congress Avenue in Austin. Footage features historic Austin buildings such as the Sheraton Crest Inn and Austin National Bank, as well as scenes of Congressman J.J. Pickle, Senator Ralph Yarborough, Governor Preston Smith, UT football players Hub Bechtol and

The Richard Eisenhour Collection, no. 3 – Galveston (c. 1940)

By hmregistryMarch 9, 2015Texas Archive Of The Moving Image, The Richard Eisenhour Collection27th Street, Avenue N, bait, Balinese Room, band, beach, Beaumont, bicycle, bicycles, bicycling, bike, bikes, biking, Buccaneer Hotel, campfire, carousel, Chicago, child, children, chores, clown, club, course, dog, drive, drum major, Eugene Field, Eugene Field Memorial, family, fish, fishing, flag, flags, float, floats, football, Galveston, Galveston-County, game, golf, harbor, Henderson, home, home movie, home movies, hot dogs, instruments, Jefferson County, kid, kids, Lincoln-Park, Lincoln-Park-Zoo, March, marching, marching band, monument, Murdoch's Bathhouse, Nicholas J. Clayton, Panola County, parade, park, parochial school, pet, pier, piers, pitch and putt, player, players, Public School Stadium, range, ride, rides, Rusk County, sand sled, Seawall Blvd., Seawall-Boulevard, ship, ship-channel, ships, shrimp, sledding, South Park High School, stadium, Sui Jen, surf, swim, swimming, Tatum, team, TFC, train, twirl, twirling, Ursuline Academy, yard, zoo

This home movie, filmed by an unknown Galveston family, documents a number of Galveston’s historic sites. Included with scenes of the family is footage of Seawall Boulevard, the Buccaneer Hotel, Murdoch’s Bathhouse, Sui Jen (later the Balinese Room), the Galveston Ship Channel, Public School Stadium, Ursuline Academy, and a parade on Seawall Boulevard where Beaumont’s

The John and Alois Morkovsky Collection, no. 16 – San Antonio Diamond Jubilee, 1949

By hmregistryMarch 9, 2015Texas Archive Of The Moving Image, The John and Alois Morkovsky Collection1949, 1950, archbishop, army band, baseball, baton twirlers, Bexar-County, bishop, canoe, cardinal, Catholic, Catholicism, Catholics, Christianity, church, classic-cars, Diamond Jubilee, Emily Morgan Hotel, football, football-game, formation marching, guns, home movie, home movies, knights of Columbus, Little Flower school, March of Faith, marching band, Mission, Mission Concepcion, Mission Nuestra Señora de la Purisima Concepción de Acuña, monsignor, Municipal Auditorium, parade, priest, priests, religion, River-Walk, San Antonio River, San-Antonio, Shrine of the Little Flower, soldiers, Spain, Spanish, St. Leo's school, stadium, tackle, TFC, The Alamo, Tower Life Building

This home movie from the Morkovsky collection captures the celebrations and festivities surrounding the Catholic Archdiocese of San Antonio’s Diamond Jubilee. Also on the reel is a film tour of the archdiocese that inlcudes among its stops, the Alamo, Municipal Auditorium, the Tower Life Building, Mission Concepcion, and the Shrine of the Little Flower.

The John and Alois Morkovsky Collection, no. 18 – Battle of Flowers Parade

By hmregistryMarch 9, 2015Texas Archive Of The Moving Image, The John and Alois Morkovsky Collection1940s, 40's, archbishop, Basila Pharmacy, Battle of Flowers, Battle of Flowers Parade, Bexar-County, bishop, carriage, classic car, covered wagon, donkey, Dr.-Pepper, fiesta, Fiesta San Antonio, flags, float, floats, home movie, home movies, horse-drawn-carriage, horses, Hotel Nuevo Leon, March, marching band, monsignor, Native-Americans, pack mules, parade, priest, San-Antonio, soldiers, TFC, trucks, Walter's Pharmacy

This home movie from the Morkovsky collection captures scenes from a Battle of Flowers Parade, one of the signature events of Fiesta San Antonio. Across the street, spectators watch from the roof of Walter’s Pharmacy and the Hotel Nuevo Leon, located at the corner of W. Houston Street and N. Santa Rosa Avenue.

The Horak Family Collection, no. 6 – Home Movie Compilation

By hmregistryMarch 9, 2015Texas Archive Of The Moving Image, The Horak Family Collectionbaton twirlers, bulldog, children, cowboy, cowboys, cute, dogs, El-Paso, El-Paso-County, family, fetch, horseback-riders, horses, labor, marching band, motorcycle, newborn puppies, nursing, parade, police, police officer, policeman, pony, puppies, rodeo parade, rough riders, TFC, Ysleta

This home movie from the Horak Family collection provides a glimpse into the family’s daily life in El Paso. Children on their way to school pose and walk for the camera, as does police officer C.J. Horak on his way to his motorcycle. Also captured is a rodeo parade featuring marching bands, baton twirlers and

The Cristela Gonzalez Bond Collection, no. 4 – Lucy’s Wedding and Apollo XI Parade (1969)

By hmregistryMarch 9, 2015Texas Archive Of The Moving Image, The Cristela Gonzalez Bond Collection1960s, adolescent, adolescents, Apollo 11, Apollo 9, Apollo IX, Apollo program, Apollo XI, Arab, Arabian, band, baton, boy, boys, bride, brides, cheerleader, cheerleaders, child, children, command module, command modules, confetti, costume, costumes, couple, couples, deck, decks, dog, dogs, downtown, dress, dresses, families, family, flag, flags, groom, grooms, Harris County, home movie, home movies, Houston, human spaceflight, husband, husbands, instrument, instruments, kid, kids, kiss, kisses, kissing, lawn, lawns, Main St., Main Street, majorette, majorettes, Malone's, Malone's newsstand, man, March, marches, marching, marching band, marching bands, marriage, marriages, men, Mercury, Mercury Mission, Mexican American, Mexican Americans, miniature poodle, miniature poodles, module, parade, parades, pet, pets, pom pom, pom poms, pompom, pompoms, poodle, poodles, porch, porches, Project Mercury, puppies, puppy, space craft, spacecraft, swords, teen, teenage, teenager, teenagers, teens, Texas, Texas Ave, Texas Avenue, TFC, ticker tape, ticker tape parade, Travis St., Travis Street, trick, tricks, turbans, twirl, twirling, TX, uniform, uniforms, wedding, weddings, wife, wives, woman, women, yard, yards

This home movie from Houston captures scenes of a Gonzalez family wedding and the welcome home parade for the astronauts of Apollo XI following the moon landing of July 20, 1969. Scenes of an exuberant Lucy Gonzalez exiting the church open the film before the ticker tape parade down Main Street in Houston. The parade

The Marks Family Films, no. 2 – The Salt Grass Trail Ride (1956)

By hmregistryMarch 9, 2015Texas Archive Of The Moving Image, The Marks Family Films1950s, accordion, accordions, agriculture, animal, animals, arrival, arrivals, bill, Bill Daniel, Brenham, cattle driver, cattle drivers, cattleman, cattlemen, cook, cooking, cowboy, cowboy culture, cowgirl, cowgirls, cowman, cowmen, Daniel, departure, departures, Downtown Rodeo Parade, E. H., E. H. Marks, eat, eating, edited, Emil, Emil Henry, Emil Henry Marks, Emil Marks, event, events, field, fields, food, Harris County, herder, herders, hill country, home movie, home movies, horse, horse rider, horse riders, horseback, horseback-riding, horses, Houston, Houston Fat Stock Show, Houston Fat Stock Show and Livestock Exhibition, Houston Livestock Show and Rodeo, Houston Rodeo, instrument, instruments, livestock, marching band, marching bands, Marks, meal, meals, movie, movies, music, musician, musicians, parade, parades, pasture, pastures, prairie, prairies, production, rancher, ranchers, ranching, range, ranges, raw footage, reel, reels, ride, rider, riders, rides, riding, rodeo, Rodeo Houston, rodeo parade, rodeo parades, rodeos, Salt Grass, Salt Grass Trail, Salt Grass Trail Ride, TFC, tradition, traditions, trail, trail ride, trail rides, trails, wagon, wagon trail, wagon trails, wagons, Washington County, wildlife, William Partlow, William Partlow Daniel

This home movie features silent, black-and-white footage of the Salt Grass Trail Ride in 1956. The kick-off event for the Houston Livestock Show and Rodeo (previously known as the Houston Fat Stock Show and Livestock Exhibition), the trail ride began in 1952 after four cowmen decided to reenact the journey of pioneer cattlemen taking their

The E.B. Hopkins Collection, no. 9 – Family Celebrations and Texas Happenings (1937-38)

By hmregistryMarch 9, 2015Texas Archive Of The Moving Image, The E.B. Hopkins Collection1930s, aisle, altar, American seal, American-flag, Amy Longcope, Amy Longcope Hopkins, architecture, arrival, arriving, Austin, beach, bluebonnets, boarding house, boarding school, bouquet, bridal party, bride, bridesmaid, building, Capitol, capitol-building, castilleja, Cavalcade of Texas, celebration, centennial, Centennial Building, Centennial Exposition, ceremony, college, Congress Ave, Congress Avenue, Dallas, Dallas County, daughter, dress, E.B., E.B.-Hopkins, Edwin-Butcher, Edwin-Butcher-Hopkins, entrance, esplanade, fair, Fair Park, family, family gathering, Fat-Tuesday, father of the bride, flag, float, flower arrangement, flower bouquet, fraternity, Galveston, Galveston-County, graduate, graduation, Greek, Greek life, groom, groomsman, guest, gulf, Gulf of Mexico, Hall of State, heritage, history, Hockaday School, home movie, Hopkins, Hotel Galvez, Humble's Hall of Texas History, indian paintbrush, Jerry, Jerry Jones, Jones, Littlefield Fountain, Louise, Louise Hopkins, marching band, Mardi-Gras, Martha, Martha Musser, mural, Musser, pageant, parade, party, prairie fire, procession, processional, round up, RoundUp, school, seal, seating, seawall, service, son, sorority, State of Texas Building, street, submarine, table, Texas Centennial, Texas Centennial Exposition, Texas flag, Texas-State-Capitol, Texas-State-Capitol-Building, TFC, The Centennial Building, The University of Texas, The University of Texas at Austin, Travis County, United States flag, university, University of Texas at Austin, University of Texas Round Up, University of Texas Tower, University-of-Texas, usher, UT, UT Tower, veil, water, wedding, wedding ceremony, wedding dress, wedding guest, wildflowers, world's-fair

This home movie features a number of Hopkins family celebrations and happenings around Texas in 1937 and 1938. The film opens with the wedding of E.B. Hopkins’s eldest daughter, Amy, to Ted Fitch. Next, E.B. Hopkins tours the Texas Centennial Exposition in Dallas’ Fair Park, focusing on buildings such as the Hall of State, the