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Bridges/Ferries
The Bridges Across Red River, by Tim Davis
A History of Red River Bridges Continued, by Tim Davis
Taking a Ferry Across Red River, by Tim Davis
Second Bridge at Sowell’s Bluff, by Tim Davis
Civilian Conservation Corps
Courthouse
Marriage License Receipts
1941 - 1942
Military
Spanish-American War
Civil War
Plow-Horse Cavalry, by Robert Weddle.
Confederate Monument on the Courthouse Square
World War I
World War II
Photographs
See the Photo Database at the Fannin County Museum of History website.
See also Dwight Jones’ photo collection.
Railroads
Bonham’s Texas & Pacific Roundhouse, by Tim Davis
The Water Tower Built by Texas and Pacific Railroad, by Tim Davis
The Denison, Bonham and New Orleans Railroad and the Goulds, by Tim Davis
Here’s History. Railroads. By Tom Hymer
Old Bob, the train that ran between Honey Grove and Ladonia
Tim Davis Articles not listed above
The J. C. Penney Co. Comes to Bonham.
Fannin County, 1903 - They Called It “The Flood”
Bonham’s Texas & Pacific Roundhouse.
The T & P Roundhouse: Sherman vs. Bonham
Over 100 Years Ago - Bonham Tackles Its Water Woes
The Water Tower Built by Texas & Pacific Railroad
Jones Field: The Pre-WWII Days
The Day Bill Lear Flew to Bonham
The Night “The Killer” Stayed in Town (Jerry Lee Lewis)
The Remarkable Life and Times of Bonham Native Robert H. Taylor
The Cowboy Photographer and the Comanche Chief (Erwin Smith and Quanah Parker)
The Legendary Cattleman and the Cowboy Photographer (Erwin Smith and Charles Goodnight}
The Evans Family: An Immigrant Story (I. W. Evans)
The Great Dodd City Dance Hall Controversy of 1935
The History of Coca-Cola Bottling in North Texas.
Casey Grimes Sketches No Longer Lost.
Kraft in Bonham: Just Say Cheese
When Electricity Came to Bonham.
121: The History of a Highway.
The Day Jay Gould Toured Bonham.
Robert H. Taylor and the Civil War.
The Short Life of Robbins Milk Company
The 1840s: The founder of Dallas in Fannin County
The Life and Career of L. H. Rather.
The Wrights of Elwood - A Fannin County Story
Cyrus Lathrop and His Impact on Fannin County.
John S. Dorset: Rebel Soldier & Country Doctor.
A History of Rev. Johnson’s Hospital (Fannin County Colored Hospital)