Photographs

Benny Goss Sketches
Amherst School, about 1928
Charles Lee Moore Aviation Radioman, Third Class, U.S. Navy, 03563659 United States Navy Entered the Service from: Amherst, Lamb Co.,Texas. Died: June 5, 1943. Missing in Action or Buried at Sea. Tablets of the Missing at Honolulu Memorial Honolulu, Hawaii. Awards: Distinguished Flying Cross, Purple Heart USS Yorktown CV-3 Torpedo Squadron Three, VT-3, ARM3 Submitted by Kathy Fields [The Yorktown was sunk at the Battle of Midway]
	Littlefield 1920's Street Scene
Littlefield Aerial View
	Littlefield Grain Elevator
Littlefield, Fourth of July, 1913
	First House in Littlefield The first residence built in Littlefield was this modest home of Mr. and Mrs. C. D. Burge, who posed with friends in this "house warming" picture. Mr. and Mrs. Burge and daughter, Rebecca, are in the center, front row. Others in the picture are C. J. Duggan, far left, first postmaster of Littlefield; J. W. Carrigan, Mrs. Sid Clark, Robert Gray, A.J. Southers, Charles Jones, William Troudson, A. L. Davis, L. Fowler, and Roscoe Clark.