
Industrial infrastructure and coastal marshland converge along the Neches River in this 1926 survey, documenting the early oil and transportation network of southeast Texas. The landscape is defined by the heavy presence of the Texas Pipe Line, Sun Pipe Line, and Gulf Pipe Line, which traverse the low-lying terrain near the Orange Co Jefferson Co boundary. The small settlement of Terry and the nearby Chase Camp sit along the Southern Pacific railroad, illustrating the vital rail-and-resource economy of the era.
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1926 Lakeview
Orange County, TX

1926 Terry
Orange County, TX

1926 Texla
Orange County, TX

1943 Orangefield
Orange County, TX

1943 Terry
Orange County, TX

1943 Texla
Orange County, TX

1943 West of Greens Bayou
Orange County, TX

1957 Orangefield
Orange County, TX

1957 Orangefield
Orange County, TX

1957 Terry
Orange County, TX

1957 Texla
Orange County, TX

1957 West of Greens Bayou
Orange County, TX

1960 Echo
Orange County, TX

1993 West of Greens Bayou
Orange County, TX

1994 Echo
Orange County, TX

2022 Echo
Orange County, TX

2022 Orangefield
Orange County, TX

2022 Terry
Orange County, TX

2022 Texla
Orange County, TX

2022 West of Greens Bayou
Orange County, TX