Broadway in the 40's and 50's
Photo courtesy of Max Clampitt
The same corner a few years earlier.
Northeast corner of Broadway & Turner.
Photo courtesy of Max Clampitt
M & H
Feed Store was located at the corner of
North Turner and West Cain.
Photograph courtesy
of Stephen Core
Photograph
courtesy
of Stephen Core
Photograph
courtesy
of Stephen Core
Photograph
courtesy
of Stephen Core
Photograph
courtesy
of Stephen Core
Photo courtesy of Max Clampitt
The
north side of the 300 block of West Broadway, July 4, 1944.
The
north side of the 100 block of West Broadway, July 4, 1944.
The
north side of the 300 block and 400 block of West Broadway,
July 4, 1944.
Lea County Sheriff's Posse 1948
Photo courtesy of David Minton
Photo courtesy of David Minton
Civic Club Float 1948
Photo courtesy of David Minton
Lea County
Shrine Club Float 1948
Photo courtesy of David Minton
Another
parade on Broadway in 1953
Photo courtesy of David Minton
(Click on picture for a LARGE version)
Photo
courtesy
of Max Clampitt
Construction
to install storm drainage along Broadway in 1949.
200 block of
West Broadway, looking east (Click
for
a
LARGE
view)
Broadway
at Turner, looking west
The 100
block of East Broadway,
north side of the street, facing east
The 100
block of West Broadway,
north
side of the street, facing west.
From
mid-100 block of West Broadway, looking west (Click
photo
for
a
LARGE view)
Broadway
at Turner, facing west
100 Block of East Broadway, facing west
(Click
photo above for a LARGE view)
100 Block of West Broadway, facing west
This animation shows two postcards from the 1940's
(Click
photo above for a LARGE view of the photographic version)
(Click
photo
above
for
a LARGE VIEW)
200 Block
of West Broadway, facing east
(Click
photo
above
for
a LARGE VIEW)
100 Block of East Broadway, facing east.
Hobbs Boot & Shoe Shop 103 East Broadway in
the early 1950's
Photo courtesy of David Minton
Paving the 300 Block of West Broadway in 1950
Hub Liquor Store when it was
located at 112 E. Broadway
Photo courtesy of David Minton
Hub Liquor Store when it was
located at 800 E. Broadway
Photo courtesy of David Minton
Hub Liquor Store when it was
located at 800 E. Broadway
Photo courtesy of David Minton
The KC Market was located at 620
East Broadway.
Shown above and below from 1951 (Not to be confused with
the KC Store at 117 W. Broadway.
Photos courtesy of David Minton
Photo
courtesy
of Max Clampitt
The 100 block
of North Shipp in the 1950's. White's Barber Shop on the
left.
Photo courtesy of Max Clampitt
The 100 block
of North Shipp in the 1950's. Hobbs News Sun on the
right.
107 East Dunnam
114 East Dunnam
The Hobbs Flare was published by Agnes Kaster Head
from March 26, 1948 until December 10, 1998.
The 100
block of East Broadway,
north side of the street, facing east
The 300
block of East Broadway, facing east
Sale Day at Neithercutt's 102-1/2 West Broadway
Photo courtesy of Max Clampitt
The interior of Paul Jones Office Supply
Don's Finer Foods
515 South Turner
Mother's Cafeteria at the corner or North Dalmont
and East Park, across from Will Rogers School.
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