Titche’s Discovers the Suburbs — 1961-1968
Titche’s had been in business for 59 years before it opened its second store.
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The Expanded “Texas Size” Titche’s Building: Twelve Glamorous Acres of Department Store — 1955
In 1955, the Titche-Goettinger store was Dallas’ largest.
Need a Handgun? Head Over to Titche’s! — 1963
The department store with something for everyone.
Titche-Goettinger, Fashions for the Chic Dallas Woman — 1940s
Chic Texas women shopped in Dallas.
Historic Neon: The Super-Cool Sigel’s Sign
One of Dallas’ most iconic neon signs lives on!
A Few Photo Additions to Past Posts — #6
New photos added to old posts.
50 Years Before Main Street Garden Park
Blocking the view of the Statler Hilton!
Labor Day Parade — 1911
A parade of workers, 3,000-strong.
Main Street — ca. 1942
Imagine WWII-era Main St. without people and cars.
The Elegant Municipal Building — 1914
The building that looks least like something you’d find in Texas is one of Dallas’ most beautiful.
