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Texas City Texas Galveston 1915 RPPC Real Photo Postcard Storm Damaged Buildings for sale

Texas City Texas Galveston 1915 RPPC Real Photo Postcard Storm Damaged Buildings
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Texas City Texas Galveston 1915 RPPC Real Photo Postcard Storm Damaged Buildings:
$27.32

Original vintage/antique postcard. I do combine shipping.


Texas City incorporated in 1911 with a mayor and commission form of government. It held its first mayoral election on September 16, choosing William P. Tarpey as mayor.The 2nd Division of the United States Army deployed to Texas City in 1913 to guard the Gulf Coast from incursions during the Mexican Revolution, essentially encamping nearly half of the nation\'s land military personnel there, due to the perceived double threat that the Mexican Revolution might spill over across the border or that the neighboring country might become a German ally in the incipient World War.The military deployment also included the 1st Aero Division, and the Wright brothers trained over a dozen soldiers as military pilots, essentially turning Texas City into the birthplace of what became the United States Air Force, as the city claims at its monument of the birthplace of the Air Force at Bay Street City Park. Speed and distance records were set by pilots trained and planes flying out of Texas City\'s impromptu military air base.An August 1915 hurricane completely demolished the encampment. Nine soldiers were killed. Military leaders promptly moved the camp to San Antonio


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