Mary Crabb Collection

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Interior of the museum building in Boom Town at Six Flags Over Texas, undated 

Pictured: Interior of museum building in "Boom Town" at Six Flags Over Texas, undated

Summary: Donor was head of public relations for Kendavis Industries International, Inc. The company was housed in the Fort Worth Club/Holmes Building at Sixth and Main in Downtown Fort Worth. The following items were donated, including items related to the Mid-Continent Supply Oil Company, historic resource surveys, photographs of Fort Worth events, and numerous issues of the Stratoflex publication To the Moon.

Photo Album

  • Texas Sesquicentennial Wagon Train, beginning in Sulphur Springs and ending in the Stockyards in Fort Worth, 1986

Photographs

  • 24 photographic slides, negatives, and one contact sheet of the Olympic Torch Relay, June 14, 1984
  • Interior of the museum building in "Boom Town" at Six Flags Over Texas, 4.2 by 5 inches, black and white, undated (Image shown)

Publications

  • Cummins Sales & Service, Inc., 50th Year Anniversary Issue, 1984
  • Kendavis Industries, listing of firms in company, 1976
  • Mid-Continent News, Vol. 16, No. 1, Spring 1961
  • Mid-Continent News, Vol. 18, No.2, Summer 1963
  • Mid-Continent News, Vol. 18, No. 3, Fall 1963
  • Mid-Continent News, Vol. 19, No. 1, January-March, 1964
  • Stratoflex, To the Moon, Vol. 1-15, 1958-1972

Historic Resource Surveys

  • Fort Worth Central Business District, Blue Edition, 1982
  • Fort Worth Central Business District, Revised Edition, 1991
  • Fort Worth Near North Side and West Side and Westover Hills, 1988
  • Fort Worth Southside, 1986
  • Fort Worth Upper North, Northeast, East, Far South, and Far West, 1989
  • Haltom City, 1986
  • Mansfield, 1983
  • White Settlement, Westworth Village, River Oaks, 1984