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976:0021:0299
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Government |
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Unidentified office in the old 1914 Nueces County Courthouse |
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Interior view of an unidentified office located in the old 1914 Nueces County Courthouse in Corpus Christi, Texas. A man in suit and tie and wearing a hat sits at a flat table in the center of a small room. On his desk is a Burrough's calculator, ink stamps, loose papers, and clipped sheets of paper. Behind him, underneath a window, is a roll-top desk. Door open off either side of this room into other offices. This man was originally identified as Morris Liedeker. (Liedeker owned the Morris five and dime stores as well as all of the slot machines and marble tables in town.) Later, the man was identified as possibly being Judge Joe Browning (1898-1975). |
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Government employees. (lctgm)
Government facilities. (lctgm)
Interiors. (lctgm)
Offices. (lcsh)
United States--Texas--Corpus Christi. (lcsh)
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