| | Let's not forget the wheel, which made it all possible. "Motion" | |
| | | Texas Farmers benefitted from industry, too. "Traction" | |
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| | "Railroad Transportation" The archetypal humans approve! | |
| | | Marine shipping still is a major Texas industry. "Navigation" | |
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| | The journey westward, by wagon and boat. "Old Transportation Types" | |
| | | In 1936, "Future Transportation" looked something like this. | |
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| | "Aeroplane Tranportation" Pre-Hindenburg depiction includes dirigible | |
| | | Texas Centennial Fair-goers loved their "Automotive Transportation!" | |
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| | Texas' Gardens have been fruitful. "Fecundity" | |
| | | "Wheat Harvesters" (most of these pics required a 3-photo composite) | |
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| | | Plaque misspells name of muralist: Carlo Ciampaglia | |
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| | | Hall of State, with gilded Indian and bow | |
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| | Man Taming Wild Horse: beginning of transportation evolution. | |
| | | Railroad bas relief by Pierre Bourdelle (Title lost) | |
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| | What is this? Flight? Love of winged ladies? No, it's "Speed." | |
| | | The Pegasus. Dallas's Symbol to the World. | |
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| | The Women's Museum with Cactus woman. But there are no saguaros in... | |
| | | The Exhibition Halls, North Side | |
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| | Six ladies, for the six flags' reigning over Texas: "Lady France" | |
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| | Artist's Signature: Raoul Josset | |
| | | Unlikely Cattle Combo Creature: The Woofus. Stolen in 1938 | |
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| | Art Deco at it's most whimsical. Woofus was restored in 2003. | |
| | | Cow, Pig, Sheep, Turkey, Duck, and Horse. by Lawrence T. Stevens | |
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| | Brief History of Fair Park | |
| | | Represents 150 years since Texas Independence. | |
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| | Fair park Redevelopment Dedication | |
| | | Republic of Texas Flag and Magnolia Tree & Flower. | |
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