Photograph of a choir of teenagers singing in an open air stadium. The young men and women are wearing long robes and stoles and are being conducted by a woman wearing a black hood and dress. A pianist and piano is partially visible to the left of the choir. Audience members are visible behind the choir and the majority are covered by a canopy.

Photograph of the Fredericksburg High School Band performing outside along a barricade and facing to the right. A man in a black suit stands among them to the right.

Photograph of a white car with an open top and a U. S. flag mounted on its front right wheel well. Its passengers are mostly obscured, save for Lady Bird Johnson. The car is passing in front of the Fredericksburg High School band and a reversed sign that reads "wellkommen."

Photograph of a state historical marker. The maker has an emblem of Texas and part of the plaque is unreadable. What can be read says: "the American composer and musical director was born on these premises October 15, 1858."

Negative of a photograph of a state historical marker. The maker has an emblem of Texas and part of the plaque is unreadable. What can be read says: "the American composer and musical director was born on these premises October 15, 1858."

Negative of a state historical marker. The maker has an emblem of Texas on it. The plaque reads "Frank V. van der Stucken. The American composer and musical director was born on these premises October 15, 1858."

Photograph of Lyndon Johnson and Adolfo Mateos walking together within a group of people. Two people can be seen playing guitars behind them.

Photograph of the Fredericksburg High School Band lined up and in their uniforms. A pair of majorettes are holding poles of a banner that reads "Willkommen," which is German for "welcome."

Photograph of Lyndon Johnson walking arm in arm with Adolfo Mateos while a group of people following behind them. Two mariachi band members hold guitars walk behind Johnson to the right.

Photograph of Lady Bird and Lyndon Johnson walking together on a walkway. They share the walkway with several people in business attire, a robed clergyman to their right, and a children's choir and accompanying nun to the far right. Cars are parked in front of the houses that line the road behind them.

Photograph of a marine in his dress uniform playing a bugle at Lyndon Johnson's gravesite. A man with his hands in his pockets stands to the right of the marine. A United States flag and a tombstone are seen in the foreground, and a line of trees behind a low metal fence fills the background.