Page 12, Brownsville Raid\u27s Cowan residence, 1872 Baldwin wood-burning, narrow gauge railroad locomotive, Elizabeth St. Brownsville, Snippet of Echoes From the Rio Grande film

Black and white photographs. Black and white postcard. One photograph. One Postcard. One reproduction. Depicted: Cunningham & Co. postcard. On the right is the Cowan residence into which the negro raiders fired twenty shots, August 13th 1906 Brownsville, Texas ; Jacket of book, snake skin reproduction; Echoes From the Rio Grande film snippet directed by Hart Perry.; Streets in the old city of Brownsville 1905 ; This little Baldwin wood-burning, narrow gauge railroad locomotive, built in Manchester? and was put in...Brownsville..able..a little later, a distance of 22 miles a narrow gauge to the top speed was 20 miles per hour this RR was in operation until 1925 and was known as the Rio Grande Railroad it was a wood burner it would puff out steam and smoke just like the big fellows and it had a bell and whistle.https://scholarworks.utrgv.edu/johnrpeavey/1080/thumbnail.jp