Photograph of the Old Saloon on Main Street with a sign on the front door saying that it was built in 1860 and was used as a drug store, law office, a stage stop and was the "only saloon ever in Salado." The text on the back says the shop is next to the old Anderson House.

Photograph of a flat, stone marker reading, "President Baylor University 1861-1863." The marker is set in the ground, surrounded by dry grass. Above the marker, part of a concrete slab with thin, metal fence rails is visible. A sticker on the back of the photo indicates the marker is for George W. Baines and is placed near his tombstone in the Salado Cemetery.

Close-up portrait of an older man with a light-colored, wavy beard, a mustache, and thick eyebrows. He is shown from the chest up, wearing a dark suit and light-colored shirt underneath. A sticker on the back of the photograph includes information about the portrait's subject, Archibald Johnson Rose, including the dates of his birth and death, and his community activities in Salado, Texas.

Postcard with a photograph of the Stagecoach Inn surrounded by numerous trees. The back of the card has a note detailing when the Inn opened and that it was a "major stage stop-relay station of the old Chisholm Trail."

Photographic portrait of an older woman wearing a high-neck, dark-colored dress or blouse with a floral, lace appliqué on the front. The woman is shown from mid-shoulder up, against a plain, light-colored backdrop. She is also wearing small spectacles, and her wavy hair is pulled back into a tight bun. A white, rectangular sticker on the back of the photo gives information about the portrait's subject, Caroline Childers Tyler, including the years of her birth and death, and her marriage to Orville Thomas Tyler.

Photograph of three thin, upright, gravestones surrounded by a short, stone wall with some stones missing. Inscriptions and engraved decorations are visible at the top of the gravestones. Other gravestones and monuments are visible in the background, on a grassy lawn, while a line of trees is visible in the distant background. Two stickers on the back of the photograph identify the different Jones family members' gravestones, including Linton Jones, Dr. Kleber Jones, and Captain Rufus R. Jones.

Information typed on stationary of Joe K. Morris with information concerning the Salado College yearbook for 1871. Included is a list of trustees, and faculty, as well as the number of graduates from nearby towns.

Photographic portrait of a woman in a dark, long-sleeved dress sitting on a chair to the left of a small table covered with a floral tablecloth on it. Her dress has a lace, high-neck collar, a tapered waist, and a broach at her neck. The woman is resting her left hand on the table. She is sitting in front of a blank, medium-colored backdrop. A sticker on the back of the photograph gives more information about the portrait's subject, Louisa Adeline Cox Barton, including the dates of her birth and death, the name of her husband, Dr. Welborn Barton, and how she and her husband met.

Photograph of a red stagecoach with yellow wheels and a yellow hitch, sitting on a grassy green lawn in front of two flagpoles. The stagecoach has three windows on the closest side, and black trim around the whole vehicle. An American flag flies from the left flagpole, while the branches of a tall tree obscure the top of the flagpole on the right. In the background, a major road marked by a sign reading, "Exit 284; Stagecoach Rd; Next Right" runs from left to right, and in the far background, across the road, is a line of tall trees. On the back are postcard markings and a brief paragraph detailing the history of the stagecoach.

Photograph of a two-story, light-colored stone building with windows along each floor, a square entrance tower on the front left of the building, and two trees inside the front yard. There are steep steps leading up the front of the tower, which has a dark, pointed roof with a spire on top. The building is surrounded by a wooden picket-fence, separating the school yard from the rocky, grassy lawn in front. There is text at the bottom of the photograph reading, "Original Was Salado College--Later Thomas Arnold High School." Handwritten notes on the back of the photograph indicate the building, Salado College, burned three times, and provides information about the people who donated the photo.

Photographic portrait of a woman with smooth, straight hair, parted and pulled back against her head, and a dark, high-neck blouse or shirt. The woman is shown from the chest up, with the edges of her photograph faded in a circular vignette. The woman's garment is comprised of a dark, floral-patterned under-piece (fastened at the neck with a broach) and a slightly lighter, puffy-sleeved over-garment. At the bottom of the photo is the word "Hillyer" in script, and the name of a photo printer. A sticker on the back of the photo gives the name of the woman, Sallie Ann Austin Rose, her dates of birth and death, as well as the name of her husband, A. J. Rose.

Photographic portrait of a woman with smooth, straight hair, parted and pulled back against her head, and a dark, high-neck blouse or shirt. The woman is shown from the chest up, with the edges of her image faded in a circular vignette. The woman's garment is comprised of a dark, floral-patterned under-piece (fastened at the neck with a broach) and a slightly lighter, puffy-sleeved over-garment. At the bottom of and on the back of the photo is the name of the photographer, Hillyer & Son, Art Photography, with decorative illustrations surrounding it. A handwritten note on the back of the photograph includes the name of the portrait's subject.

Photograph of three stone monuments standing side by side on a grass lawn, surrounded in the background by other gravestones and monuments. The monument on the left is slightly taller and carved from darker stone, while the two on the right are carved from a mix of light and dark stone. The two monuments on the right also bear the name "Davis" near the bottom. A line of trees is visible in the distant background. Two stickers on the back of the photograph provide a transcript of an inscription on the left gravestone, and identify the names belonging to each gravestone, including G. D. McCauley, Mrs. E. M. Davis, and William A. Davis.