Summary: Donor is a regular Archives volunteer who grew up in Fort Worth. Her husband, Roy D. Gilbreath, served in the Fort Worth Fire Department from 1955 to 1988.

Artifacts

• Horse tether, iron, with note:  "This unusual piece of iron is purported to be a horse tether. A rider, if unable to tether his horse to a rail or tree could tie the reins around the bar and drop the piece of iron on the ground thus tethering his horse."

• Letter from Caroline Miles to her brother and sister, dated August 6, 1859
  

Fort Worth Fire Department

• Fort Worth Fire Department Photo Album 1971, copy (Cover Image Shown)

• newspaper clippings on various clubs located on Jacksboro Highway, including The 50/50 Club, Massey's Club, and The Four Deuces
• Obituary for A. L. Armstrong, Fort Worth Police Detective

Eula Johnson Lloyd Scrapbook (digital scan)

• Contains photographs from World War I, the Fort Worth Masonic Home, and Lloyd's family
  

The Tarrant County Archives offers access to full scans of a growing number of scrapbooks online.

Scrapbook pages are scanned full color 'as is,' except in the case of fold-out pages. These are folded out so the item can be read. As a result of choices made by the scrapbook maker, items that overlap and are not designed for fold-out will not always be readable in the scan.

Follow this link to our Scrapbooks page: Cecelia Gilbreath Collection