The history of the Bandera can be divided into two parts: Polish and non-Polish settlers. Both wrote the rich tapestry of history with hard work, faith and grit and both still claim community-building descendants 150 years later.

Life in Bandera County Texas 1850 - 1950: Bandera Street Scene in 1940s. Vintage cars line the street in front of Corner Drug Store, Bottles Stores and the OST Dine and Dance Club in 1940 Bandera Texas . . . for more like this please see Texas Street Scenes: Resources: West Texas History & Memories (Face Book Group) Early Life in Texas County ...

Life in Bandera County Texas 1850 - 1950: Bandera Texas Street Scene in 1940s. Nice view of stores and old cars on the street with the Bandera County Courthouse in the background : Resources: West Texas History & Memories (Face Book Group) Early Life in Texas County by County. Books about Texas People and Places

**Bandera Texas in 1940** when vintage cars line the street in front of Corner Drug Store, Boyle's Store and the OST Dine and Dance Club in in this huge...

# Bandera Street Scene in 1940s **In 1940 Bandera Texas** vintage cars line the street in front of Corner Drug Store, Bottles Stores and the OST Dine and Dance Club in in this huge photo - **tap to...

Mar 8, 2021 · Downtown Bandera, Texas, 1940’s. Digitally colorized.

Downtown street scene in Georgetown Texas in the 1940s features period cars parked in front of Gold's Dept Store, Edward's Cafe, another cafe offering Fried Chick Burgers and a hardware store . . . Main Street in Taylor Texas in 1930s

Bandera is located in east-central Bandera County 47 miles (76 km) northwest of downtown San Antonio, on the Medina River. According to the United States Census Bureau, the city has a total area of 1.2 sq mi (3.1 km 2), of which 0.008 sq mi (0.02 km 2), or 0.55%, is covered by water. [5]

Downtown view of Bandera, the seat of Bandera County, Texas. Photograph by Renelibrary.

# Very Large and Interesting Photo of the Frontier Times Museum interior as it was in 1940 in Bandera Texas . . . from the ***Life in Bandera County Texas 1850 - 1950*** series (Davick Services)