East Texas Chamber of Commerce Magazines

Between the 1920s and 1970s the East Texas Chamber of Commerce published a magazine entitled "East Texas". Longview Public Library has the bound copies in the genealogical room and they are a wealth of information on not just the history of Longview but also east Texas cities. They cover all east Texas cities between Dallas, Shreveport, and Houston. I'm working on a project with regards to these magazines, however I cannot make promises. All I can say is just keep track of this blog.

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Longview Motor Hotel Health Center Advertisement

This was an ad in a Longview map. Courtesy of Longview Public Library.

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East Texas Chamber of Commerce Founded March 24, 1926

The picture above was published in the March 1936 issue of East Texas in recognition of the tenth anniversary of the founding of the East Texas Chamber of Commerce . This picture was taken on March 24, 1926 showing business leaders meeting at the Gregg County Courthouse to organize the East Texas Chamber of Commerce. This is the front cover of the first edition of East Texas, a magazine published by the East Texas Chamber of Commerce. It shows Chamber President R. M. Kelly.

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