1921

Main Street, Haynesville


Main street Haynesville during the oil boom about 1921. The crowd gathered on the left were most likely bidding on leases. One lone woman can be seen walking down the right side of the street. The horse and buggy had not been totally replaced by the automobile. In the years that followed, the money made during the oil boom would pave the streets.

Photo courtesy of Herbert S. Ford Museum and published in the 23 December 1999 Millenium edition of The Guardian-Journal.


Submitted by

Susan Herring

Web page by Kelly Priestly

(C) March 2000