Copy negative of the Abilene Town Band standing in front of the Queen Theater with their instruments.

Photograph of the interior of the main floor of the Chenoweth & Green Music Co., before remodeling, Enid, OK, c. 1920.

Photograph of the Abilene, Texas orchestra in the 1920s and they are seated behind music stands with instruments in hand. The men in the photograph are wearing suits and the lady is wearing a dark-colored dress seated by a piano.

Copy negative of a large group picture of the men comprising the Abilene Concert Band. They are posed on a sidewalk in front of a building, holding their instruments and American flags.

Copy negative of a large group picture of the men comprising the Abilene Concert Band. They are posed on a sidewalk in front of a building, holding their instruments and American flags.

Photograph of the choir of the First Presbyterian Church of Waco. The choir, composed of both men and women, is pictured standing in a raised loft behind the three seats for the ministers. Opened song books are visible in the hands of each member, and a Pilcher pipe organ is behind the choir.

Photograph of the Normal College Band, with saxophonist Julie Smith standing to the left side. There are eleven members of the band, all men except for Smith, and they are posing with their instruments in a semi-circle on the steps of an outside a building.

Two photographs mounted side by side on card stock. The mount has broken vertically into two pieces, with one image on each piece. The image on the left shows Carl Venth and seventeen young female music students gathered in a parlor around Cathinka Finch Myhr Venth, who is seated at a piano. The image on the right shows a group portrait of nine young women with Cathinka Finch Myhr Venth in the center.

Photograph (copy) of the Dreibroat Dance Band standing in front of the old Holy Rosary Rectory on Sixth Street. Men are identified as left to right, first row: Joe Herslscher, Gus Dreibroat (band leader), Vince Nesvadba, John Nesvadba. Second row: Bill Nesvadba, Arnold Dusek, Thomas Sicinski, Henry Sicinski, Leo Albright. Circa: late 1920's. Man in first row left is wearing sunglasses and has drum and drumsticks. Man on left, back row, has large drum. First row is standing on street, second row is standing on the curb. Scanned image is of the copy.

Photograph of Ormer Locklear's funeral. Text on the reverse reads: "Army units and civilians stand at attention during playing of 'National Anthem' at Los Angeles Southern Pacific Station on Central Avenue. Spray of flowers marks Locklear's casket. Sol Wurtzel stands to left of spray. Locklear's body is being sent to Fort Worth, Elliott's to Gadsden, Alabama, August 5, 1920."

Photograph of the 1920 Abilene Christian College Quartet, showing four men in dark-colored suits sitting in two rows of two. Left to right: Paul Witt, George A. Klingman, J. Vincent Sikes, Walter W. Sikes. Photograph copied from the Prickly Pear yearbook, 1920, p. 75.

Portrait of Felicitas Gobenau Sternberg, visible from the waist up. She is seated and posing with her hands crossed, palm-up in her lap. She was the wife of Daniel Sternberg, Dean of the School of Music, Baylor University.