Photograph of the A.A.T.C. band standing in formation next to TA2 troops, who are also standing in formation, for formal review.

Photograph of a marching band practicing on a large plain for a formal review.

Photograph of the Camp Hulen marching band practicing in formation in front of a set of palm trees. In the foreground three officials are talking together next to a building.

Photograph of a group of soldiers making up the School for the Promotion of Group Singing on Marches at Camp Hulen. The soldiers are sitting on benches with a conductor leading them in song.

Group photograph, made up of three taped photos, of the 203rd Coast Artillery band. The photograph shows the drums of the band with the slogan "don't kick our dog," printed on the largest one.

Photograph of the camp of the 111th Medical Regiment near Palacios, Texas. This image shows members of the marching band and standard soldiers lined up in their respective formations.

Photograph, made from two pictures taped together, of the 203rd Coast Artillery regimental band posing for a group picture at Camp Hulen. According to the text on the back of the photograph, this regiment is from the Missouri National Guard and had arrived after entering federal service.

Photograph of a mounted picture showing Palacios High School singers taking a group picture in front of buildings at Camp Hulen during Easter. The picture appears to be mounted onto a piece of wood.

Monthly magazine containing brief text such as adages, anecdotes, opinion pieces, poetry, and recipes.

Monthly magazine containing brief text such as adages, anecdotes, opinion pieces, poetry, and recipes.

Second volume describing the history of Matagorda County, Texas, containing part 3 of the text. This volume contains a compilation of submitted biographies and family histories for people living in Matagorda County Name index starts on page 581.

Monthly magazine containing brief text such as adages, anecdotes, opinion pieces, poetry, and recipes.

Monthly magazine containing brief text such as adages, anecdotes, opinion pieces, poetry, and recipes.

Monthly magazine containing brief text such as adages, anecdotes, opinion pieces, poetry, and recipes.

Monthly magazine containing brief text such as adages, anecdotes, opinion pieces, poetry, and recipes.

Book documenting the history of Matagorda County, Texas including family histories, businesses, churches, and schools in the area. This volume serves as a supplement to the original, two-volume publication and also includes corrections to the other volumes. Index starts on page 257.

First volume describing the history of Matagorda County, Texas, written in two parts with supplementary reference information. Part 1 includes sixteen chapters that outline the general background of the county and information for each time period from European exploration through the Texas sesquicentennial (1986). Part 2 provides more detailed information about the communities, organizations and businesses, and religion and education. Index starts on page 711.