History
Related Photos
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M.B. Smith Jewelry Store, 112 W. Paul. Mr. Smith (behind counter) bought the store in 1924. Note the pot-bellied stove in rear, bare light bulbs and the now collectible wall pockets on left wall, lots of fountain pens, watches and watch chains. (PhotoS courtesy of the Pauls Valley Historical Society)
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The first Jefferson School was built in 1906, designed by Superintendent Bonny Youngblood as a replica of the Alamo (front). The eight front steps represented the eight grades it was to house. The photo was taken in 1930. Notice the landscaping which included a pond with fountain.
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This was the grand opening of the G.F. Wacker Store in Lindsay in 1946. Nylon hose was the biggest item that day. Notice the long line of women. Hose were quite scarce during World War II; parachutes, etc. were more important.
A view into the past
Pauls Valley Historical Society seeks old photos
The old saying, “a picture speaks a thousand words” is so true. The Pauls Valley Historical Society has a great assortment of old photos and we ar e hope to increase the collection.
We urge you to share your family’s old photos with us just to copy and return. We would like pictures that show events, places, people, recreation, schools, downtown Pauls Valley and other areas.
On this page are some of the photos that have been donated to the Historical Society.
- History
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Comic Relief
Program to focus on Rogers’ Depression Era relief efforts
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USS Oklahoma memorial plans announced
Plans are underway to build an USS Oklahoma memorial in Pearl Harbor.
- Moore was a true pioneer
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A view into the past
The old saying, “a picture speaks a thousand words” is so true. The Pauls Valley Historical Society has a great assortment of old photos and we ar e hope to increase the collection.
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Remnants of the New Deal
These days learning about the past is a lot more fun than sitting in a classroom and is as easy as taking a trip to an Oklahoma State Park.
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