Whether perched on top of the tallest hotel (before 1890, that would be the Tivy Hotel), or on the side of a hill (usually one south of the river), or, later, by airplane, shots of Kerrville from the viewpoint of a flying bird have been popular. Here are some images from my collection of historic photographs of Kerrville.
Click on any image to enlarge
 |
Kerrville, before 1890, from the balcony of the Tivy Hotel,
at the intersection of Tivy and Main, looking northwest. |
 |
| Kerrville, from the cupola of the Tivy Hotel, around 1900. |
 |
| Kerrville, from south of the river, 1903 |
 |
| Kerrville, about 1955 |
 |
| Kerrville, about 1960 |
 |
| Kerrville, about 1975 |
 |
| Kerrville, about 1985. |
- To share these photos with your friends on Facebook, click here. I really want you to share these images. The more people who can see these photos, the better!
- To email this story and photos to your friends, click here.
- You can get email updates once a day when new articles are posted by clicking here. Your email address is safe and will never be shared with any other website or organization.
- To connect with Joe, please find him on Facebook at www.facebook.com/joeherring or on Twitter at www.twitter.com/joeherring.
No comments:
Post a Comment
Please remember this is a rated "family" blog. Anything worse than a "PG" rated comment will not be posted. Grandmas and their grandkids read this, so please, be considerate.