CPA Wichita Falls Alternative.Photograph credits.
Lucy Park, Depot Square, the market sheds, and the rail museum each appear once, beside the sentence that names that place.
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Commons photographs
The photograph opening this page is the Midwestern State gate, kept once. The falls photograph on the proof card is one Commons file, Lucy Park, used once. A slight cool shift is applied. No words are painted onto the file. The work pictures are separate files and they are not that falls frame cropped again.
The falls file is by Michael Barera, CC BY-SA 4.0, Wichita Falls October 2015. We do not claim to have taken it. The same photographer's frames of the farmers market, Depot Square, the downtown pharmacy, Lake Wichita, and the Missouri-Kansas-Texas locomotive at the railroad museum are each used once, on the page that names that place.
Depot Square is on the home, beside the note about who answers. The farmers market sheds are on the home, beside the sales-tax date. The locomotive is on the home, beside the return. Lake Wichita is on the thanks page. The pharmacy is on the accessibility page. Memorial Auditorium, by Travis K. Witt, is on the taxes page. The Hardin building, also by Travis K. Witt, is on the who page. The downtown street, by Vasiliymeshko, is on the April page. The Newby-McMahon Building, by Epopan, is on the return page. City hall opens the privacy page. The Kell House opens the disclosures page. The downtown block opens the terms page.
City hall, the Kell House front, and the downtown block are CC BY-SA 3.0 on Commons. The file pages did not carry a machine-readable author name when we saved them. The file titles are Wichita Falls, TX, City Hall IMG 6909, Kell House IMG 6872, and Downtown block IMG 6976. Those three are the openers named above, each used once.
Solomon Chaim and Renelibrary remain the authors of river frames that stay in the build notes and are not placed on a page. A second frame of the falls, a second Depot Square frame, and a second auditorium frame also stay unused so one place is never the same photograph cropped twice.
The work photographs are separate. A man writing with a telephone beside the papers opens the home. A laptop and a record book sit on the month tile. Hands on ledger pages sit on the payroll tile. A closed laptop on a printer opens the books page. A man writing by a window opens the filings page. A man on a telephone opens the booking page. Fortepan and the EFTA collection are the sources, and the file ids are in the build notes. We do not claim to have taken them.
Full file names and page ids are listed in the build notes beside the site. We do not claim to have taken the pictures.