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1 Bellaire Place
1 Bellaire Place
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BellaireDate
WhisperToMe took this picture Fair use
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BellaireHistoricalPlacard1
A placard in Bellaire Taken by WhisperToMe PD
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BellaireLibrary
Bellaire Library
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BellaireNewFireStation
City of Bellaire Fire Station
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BellaireRecycling
Debbie Marshall Bellaire Recycling Center
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BellaireStreetcar
The historic Bellaire streetcar at Paseo Park. Now numbered 124, it is former Porto, Portugal car 173, built in Porto in 1929 but based on streetcars the Porto streetcar system had previously purchased from Philadelphia-based J.G. Brill Company in the early 20th century – and similar to streetcars that operated in Bellaire. It was imported from Portugal in 1985 by Oregon-based streetcar importer Gales Creek Enterprises, restored and placed on display in Bellaire in autumn 1985. It was renumbere
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BellaireTransitCenterBellaireTX
Bellaire Transit Center - METRO
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BellaireWaterTower
en:Bellaire, Texas water tower
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BellaireWelcome0
Taken by WhisperToMe Public domain Taken by WhisperToMe Public domain
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Bellaire City Hall
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Bellaire water tower
Bellaire water tower
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Al J. Condit Elementary School
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EpiscopalHighSchoolBellaire
en:Episcopal High School (Bellaire, Texas)
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Paul W. Horn Elementary School
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TeasNurseryBellaireTX
Teas Nursery Company, Inc.
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Texas Army National Guard Hurricane Harvey Response
Soldiers with the Texas Army National Guard move through flooded Houston streets as floodwaters from Hurricane Harvey continue to rise, Monday, August 28, 2017. More than 12,000 members of the Texas National Guard have been called out to support local authorities in response to the storm. (U.S. Army photo by 1st Lt. Zachary West)
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