Author: Kaniece Tell

Circa 1975 THE ITEM Paper bumper sticker, orange with black print promoting a city bond election on Oct. 4 (no year listed). Produced by the Lewisville Citizens Information Committee, Bill […]

Circa 2011 THE ITEM Vertical pole banner, vinyl, with the Super Bowl logo THE HISTORY Lewisville was one of 16 cities on the steering committee for Super Bowl XLV, held […]

Circa 1993 THE ITEM A magazine-style program for Sneaky Pete’s Texas Hydrofest ’93. the program cover has a photo of a racing boat in the shape of Texas, superimposed over […]

Circa 1969 THE ITEM A mimeograph sheet on pink paper with a transcript of an on-air commentary given by news anchor Murphy Martin after the Texas International Pop Festival. There […]

Circa 1969 THE ITEM A two-sided flyer, typed on both sides of a white letter-sized sheet of paper, that lists reasons for opposing the Texas International Pop Festival and uring […]

Circa 1969 THE ITEM A two-sided flyer, typed on both sides of a white letter-sized sheet of paper, that lists reasons for opposing the Texas International Pop Festival and urging […]

Circa 2004 THE ITEM A set of dominoes, white with black markers, that feature the Western Days 2004 logo on the back. Housed in the original black cardboard box with […]

Circa 1978 THE ITEM A color photo collage, measuring approx. 11 inches by 17 inches displayed behind glass in a thin metal frame. The image includes cameo photos of each […]

Circa 1943 THE ITEM Black and white photo, measuring approx. 3 inches by 4.5 inches with a thin black border, housed in a three-panel folding cardboard sleeve with a finished […]

Lewisville’s first high school class opened in 1897 and graduated its first five students in 1901. All grades met in the same building until a stand-alone Lewisville High School opened in 1949 on Purnell Street in downtown Lewisville. In 1968, a new LHS campus opened in farmland on the western edge of town, at the…