@texasoutlawpage: Driving through #Conroe, Texas #vintage #History

René Vidales :

I move to the woodlands on 1985 and conroe still was like very peaceful ..no crime no drugs. nothing compare to this day

FIGHT! FIGHT! FIGHT! :

Read "Diamond 6 Ranch" book. Story of Montgomery County, Conroe, Montgomery, Willis, before the Civil War. Great book.

Jaa SS ma :

Where is Part 1?

Texas EZ :

I didn't see one license plate I guess there was no flick cameras back then

ChristiK :

Travis Jr High built 1926. I attended in 77-78 & 78-79. 📚📖

David Duffy :

My uncle was on the #1 Oil well but it didn’t produce , my uncle and grandfather were on #2 it is the Well that did produce, I’m also 3rd generation Oil field hand , there is a picture of #2 Well at the museum at Candy Cane park

TexasOutlawPage - GenX :

Does anyone know which church that is??

🫈Scottie⚡️💍 :

My gramps and his mom have several pictures of Conroe like in its former glory, including the construction of i45

Hartwell Freitas :

Just a little oil town an hour north of Houston

Hotshot :

Conroe and the Willis area was my home for 52 years. I was born in the old hospital that was on 1st street in Conroe in 1968. The entire area has grown so much over the last 10 years. When I was a child, I remember when hwy 75/ Danville in Willis there were no signal lights only 4way stop signs. Everyone seemed to know everyone. We would wave to everyone that we seen in town. People would think you were crazy if you waved at them there days. I miss the days when both Conroe and Willis were nice friendly towns when you could leave you doors unlocked without a bit of worry about thieves stealing or breaking in.

🐦‍⬛🦇Dreama Nightshade🦇🐦‍⬛ :

thank you for this! I live in Conroe and this is so gorgeous and melancholy at the same time

Guac.e.slopy :

Some of those buildings are still up in downtown 💀

Amy in Germany 🇩🇪🇺🇸 :

I feel like Houston 1970 was pretty cool looking. I think the crime was different back then and still somewhat safe.

🍄🖤Sunshine🖤🍄 :

Its gotten so downhill since i got here and i moved here 10 years ago.

RaptorDisaster73 :

What a cool find! I love seeing films from the '30s & '40s, especially from places that I've been. One of my great grandma's brothers worked in the sawmill in Conroe, and 2 more worked in the oil fields before moving to Sour Lake for more work.

Jaa SS ma :

I was born in 1958 in Montgomery County Hospital on first Street. I grew up in Conroe all my life. Conroe has gone through a lot of changes some for the better and some for the worst. Conroe will always be home.

David Duffy :

Crockett , Travis and Bus station & a few things on east side of court house

David Duffy :

I remember a lot of those I’ve been here since 1964

MontgomeryTxMilstones🇺🇸🥳 :

Super cool!

It’s Paula :

Very cool!

La abuela divertida 🤩 :

TEXGAL911 :

That’s cool. I live in Conroe.

Lindsey_808🐬 :

uh yea yeah. I'm good.

Lauren :

Now do 2000

Merlene Fritts :

I remember those cars my dad had one