Antique store owner Theresa Dickerson has a Stella Shilling lamp at La Maison Rouge Antiques, 418 22nd St. in Galveston. Photo by Jennifer Reynolds
Functional art
‘Mourning Wave’
Children, nuns and priests on the steps of St. Mary’s Orphanage, circa 1892. Photo courtesy of Rosenberg Library
Children tell the horrific stories of 1900 Storm
A hint of hue
Bridal stylist Chelsea Roach shows off one of the dresses available at David’s Bridal. Most brides are foregoing all-white wedding dresses and opting for ivory or champagne-colored gowns, Roach said. Photo by Riana Canetti-Rios
White wedding gowns still are popular, but color is trending
‘Con tanto amore’
Paulie Gaido, back left, his nephew Nick Gaido, his wife, Kateryna, and their children, James and Lillian, represent the third, fourth and fifth generations of the Gaido family. Photo by Jennifer Reynolds
How two island families built friendships and businesses that have lasted a century in Galveston
Marine muralist
Artist Daniel Leggett paints a beach scene mural on the side of a garage in League City. Leggett specializes in nautical and beach scenes and his work can be seen across Galveston County. Photo by Stuart Villanueva
Late in life, Bacliff artist discovers talent for painting sea life
Rare find
An old navigation tool finds its way to a downtown island antiques shop
‘Golden Age of Galveston’
Kenison and Calder family members stand near the Kenison residence at Avenue L and 23rd Street in Galveston circa 1890. The Queen Anne-style house was built in 1886. Photo courtesy of Rosenberg Library
Wealthy businessmen and well-traveled islanders influenced Galveston architecture
Forensic files
Galveston contractor Alex Gonzalez and his crews found old glass bottles as they dug on the property of the 1874 Robert J. Hughes house, 523 10th St., which they are restoring. Photo by Jennifer Reynolds
When preserving old houses, islander likes to get into the minds of original builders
Vintage valentines
Christine Solis, owner of Somewhere in Time Antiques in Galveston, has been collecting antique valentines for more than 40 years. Photo by Stuart Villanueva
Island shop owner has deep affection for card collection
No-fuss fruit
Lisa Manuele stands with one of the dwarf papaya plants growing in her plot at the San Jacinto Community Garden in Galveston. Photo by Jennifer Reynolds
With little work, papaya plants thrive on the upper Texas Coast
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