Stone building in English Gothic architecture, designed by George W. Winkler. Located at 501 S. Cincinnati, it was completed in 1926. The first church was torn down to construct the 1926 building. The photograph was taken in 1950's.

This photo is a group shot of five people sitting in a booth, having a beer together. From left to right, they are: Fred Salmon, Unknown, Tad Lucas, Buck Lucas, and Ruth Roach Salmon.

Two-story stone rectory of St. Luke's with a modern art deco style exterior. An arched front entrance with gothic inspired lights flanking the door.

Brick building, flat roof, awning over front door. Written on back of photo, "Ch of Redeemer, Okmulgee, Parish House, enlarged & remodeled 1950."

L-shaped stone church with green shingle roof. Congregants are on front entrance walkway. The church is located at 4818 E. 9th. The image is from the 1950's.

Group of men and boys in front of wood frame building of All Soul's Episcopal Church. Kneeling at center front is Rt. Reverend Thomas Casady. Written on back of photo "All Soul's Men's Breakfast, Oklahoma City." This building located at 1611 Huntington Drive.

Otis Brown built the first house in Irving in 1903. He and his wife Netta lived there until they built a larger home in 1905. Brown sold this home to Chaney Miller. Miller had it enlarged, and he or a member of his family lived in the house until it was torn down in the 1970s.

Photograph of a group of people participating in a Pastor's Retreat. Wilma Roberts, the only woman participating in the retreat, is shown in front.

Photograph of a group at a Lay-Leaders Retreat. The group is standing in front of the dining hall.

Photograph of a group of women and an unknown man standing in fron of a W.S.C.S. cabin in 1950.

Photograph of a group at a Lay-Leaders Retreat. The group is standing in front of the dining hall. Left to Right: Mrs. B.B. Wedemeyer; Rev. J.W.W. Shuler, Mrs. Shuler, Bishop Martin, Wm. H. Cole, Mrs. Peyton and Mrs. John A. Siceloff.

Photograph of a Hillard Golf Course, a nine (9) hole golf course near Dallas Love Field Airport, surrounded by airport hangers, commercial buildings, and residential structures.

Snapshot photograph of three women, Maggie Hale, Annie Belle Emery Bright, and Lucy Wright in front of the house at 2256 5th Avenue in Fort Worth. A long-haired cat with a white chest is visible behind and to the left of the women. A portion of a person is visible at the left edge of the image area. The snapshot has a decorative border and black text "FOX CO" in the top left and bottom right rounded corners of the border. There are two Fox Photo Company black ink stamps on the verso. These depict the right profile view of a running fox. Text above the fox reads "Fox-Tone PRINT." Text within the body of the fox reads "FOX CO." Text below the fox reads "SAN ANTONIO, TEXAS, REGISTERED TRADE MARK." Handwritten pencil inscription on the verso upper middle reads "Aunt Annie Bright, Lucy Wright (friend), Cousin Maggie Hale."

Photograph of the aerial view of Turtle Creek Park formerly known as Robert E. Lee Park. The photograph focuses on the southern edges of the park at the intersection of Turtle Creek Blvd and N. Hall Street. A bronze statue of Robert E. Lee. riding horse is atop a stone plinth and concrete stage. Sidewalk connects the area around the statue to a multi-use single story building with steps leading up to a five (5) column entrance. Large green trees partially obscure the grounds of the park and the shores of the nearby Turtle Creek Park.

Photograph of a pum jack on a small hill. Vegetation is in the foreground.