Copy photograph of a Howard Payne College band posing in two rows with their instruments. In the first row, five women and one man sit with their instruments. In the second row, seven men stand with their instruments.

Copy photograph of a Howard Payne College band posing with their instruments in three rows. Three women and four men stand in the back row, two women and one man sit in chairs in the second row, and four men and one child sit in the first. To their right is a drum with "Howard Payne College 1906" written on it.

Copy photograph of a Howard Payne College band posing on the steps of a building with their instruments. The band, all men, pose in three rows, and all wear suits and hats. To their right is a man in uniform.

Copy photograph of the Bradshaw Brass Band posing with their instruments in a field. The band members are wearing white. Pictured are eight men and two women. In front is a drum with the text "Bradshaw Brass Band."

Copy negative of the Old Gray Mare Band posing in front of the Carnegie Library in Brownwood, Texas. The members are all wearing band uniforms with hats and posing with instruments. Three drums are situated on the ground in front of the band.

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

Copy negative of the McDaniel Music Co. located at 1175 N. 2nd St in Abilen, Texas. There is a sign for Baldwin Pianos. The shelves contains guitars, wind intrusments, bows, and band batons. There is sheet music contained in racks against the wall.

Copy negative of a Simmons University Bulletin with a picture of the original Cowboy Band. The band is sitting on steps in front of a building with their instruments.

Copy negative of the Simmons College Cowboy Band sitting in chairs on a stage with curtains in uniform with their instruments.

Copy negative of the Abilene Town Band of the 1880s. The men are sitting and standing, holding their instruments. From left to right they are T. A. Lipps, Pete Kauffman, Adolph Heyck, Dave Kauffman, J. T. Tarpley, Will Woodward, Turner Lesslie, and Wilson. Printed below is a paragraph about the band.

Copy negative of the Abilene Community Band standing on stairs in front of a building in uniform holding their instruments. There is a paragraph about it printed below with the names of the men pictured.

Copy negative of the Abilene Town Band of the 1880s. The men are sitting and standing, holding their instruments. From left to right they are T. A. Lipps, Pete Kauffman, Adolph Heyck, Dave Kauffman, J. T. Tarpley, Will Woodward, Turner Lesslie, and Wilson. Printed below is a paragraph about the band.

1 copy negative of the 1900 Abilene Town Band in front of a building. Most of the band members are shown holding instruments. There are three children shown on the right.

1 copy negative of the 1907 Abilene 25,000 Club Band. Most of the band members are shown holding instruments. There is a large drum shown on the right with the words "Abilene 25,000 Club Band."

Copy negative of the Ivan Singing School in 1902. The group includes twenty girls and thirty boys. The girls are wearing light-colored lace dresses and the boys wear suits, vests and neckties. In the center of the group is an organ with a young man seated in front of it. Behind the group is a building with a banner that reads, "Ivan Singing SChool Closed Aug thr 15, 1902. J.J. Day Teacher, J.M. Day Organist, G.A. Mangrum".

Copy negative of the Ivan Development Music Normal in 1903. The group includes twenty-five young women in high-collared lacy dresses, fourteen men and boys dressed in suits and neckties, and an infant on a woman's lap. In the center is an organ with a woman seated at its bench. Several people are holding guitars and violins. There is a dog in the foreground. Behind the group hangs a banner that reads, "First Session of Ivan Development Music Normal, Closed Aug 29, 1903. J.J. Day Prin., J.W. Day First Asst., Miss Georgie Robertson, Inst. Teacher". Printed on the mat below the photograph is, "The Ivan Development Music Normal, J.J. Day Principal., J.W. Day, First Assistant., Miss Susie Milam, Secretary, Ivan, Tex."

Copy negative of the Wooten livery Wagon carrying the Abilene Town Band around town. In the background is the Palace hotel, which is two stories high and has a balcony on the second floor. The people on the wagon are all wearing uniforms including hats.

Copy negative of the Red Mussar Band in uniform with instruments and music stands standing in the grass in front of a building.

1 copy negative of a group of people and the 1900 Abilene Town Band in front of Sam's General Store.

Copy negative of a Simmons College music class. A group of people are sitting together in a room with instruments.

Copy negative of a group of men sitting on and around the stairs in front of a building. Some are playing music on a piano, saxophone, banjo, and other instruments, while other men watch and listen.

Copy negative of Abilene Civic Music at the Wooten Hotel. There are people dressed up, sitting at long dinner tables in the hotel.

Copy negative of Abilene Civic Music at the Wooten Hotel. There are six men in suits in a room. Three are sitting on a couch, and three are standing behind them. There are other chairs and decorations in the room.

Copy negative of Abilene Civic Music at the Wooten Hotel. There are six men in suits in a room. Three are sitting on a couch, and three are standing behind them. There are decorations and furniture in the room, and two women are standing in the hallway.