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Memories
of Alexandria Friends
This photo is of the remains of my dad's business (Alexandria Sheet Metal Works) on Lee Street after a tornado hit Alexandria in 1957. As I recall, the tornado traveled straight down Hill Street, from the Chester Street area, until it hit Lee Street, then took a left for a few blocks until disappearing. Another
photo of the 1957 tornado. Who owned the Superette Food Center?
This photo shows the old Murray Street bridge over the Red River during high water. Unfortunately, it's not dated. Shown below is steam locomotive 5532 at the Missouri-Pacific roundhouse, dated 1935-36 (my grandfather worked there). Snow of February, 1950, taken out on Masonic Drive
Aubrey Penny house out on Masonic Drive (about one mile south of the old Masonic orphanage) during high water of 1953
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