Corpus Christi wallart "Texas Star 1991".

Wallart in downtown Corpus Christi is sponsored by the Creative Arts Center.

Captain Bananas served hamburgers and other fast food during the 1990s until about September 1999 from the building that once housed the "dime store" in the 1940s and later a junk shop on North Beach in Corpus Christi. Captain Bananas faced Surfside one block west of the North Beach shoreline and directly behind the old Sunset Courts. There were three tourist courts in that same block, Sunset Courts, Shoreline Courts, and one other that was owned by a retired postman named Kunkel from Austin, Texas.

A diagram of the North Beach block during the 1940s which housed Sunset Courts, Shoreline Courts, and the five and ten cent store.

Lyn's 1948 photograph showing the same block on North Beach as above diagram.

Typical wallart on Corpus Christi's North Beach. This is one of the restaurants that followed Captain Bananas in the same building on Surfside.

Wallart advertising a North Beach restaurant in the building once occupied by the dime store on North Beach.

A disserted Launderette located near downtown Corpus Christi.

A new look for North Beach. Visit Corpus Christi's North Beach and you will find a new look. Instead of wooden tourist courts, run-down sourvenir and bait shops you'll now find a large new aquarium with ample parking for tourists and the U. S. S. Lexington permanently resting within walking distance of the shoreline welcoming visitors.

"Expect A Miracle" on Buford Street in Corpus Christi.

Multi-colored palms adorn a downtown Corpus Christi building.

On the way to North Padre Island on SPID.