Photograph of T&P train #809. There is a small group of men standing near the engine, and train #876 is visible in the right of the photo. On the left side of the image, the rear portion of a tank is visible on a flat car. The text below the image says "Bunkie, La. 1942 "Extra 809 West" *note tank" and "Ed Robinson."

Clipping of a newspaper article regarding the sale of the Texas & Pacific Station in Fort Worth, Texas. There is a large image of the station surrounded by text describing the history and sale of the building. Written below the image is "-MoPac News May 1978 pg 3."

Photograph of T&P $100 stock certificate specimen. Written below the image are "T&P $100.00 Stock Certificate" and "William R. McDowell Collection T&P Vice Pres. & General Counsel."

Copy photo of a directory page from the Texas & Pacific Quarterly. Information regarding employees and the offices in which they worked can be found on the left half of the page, and on the right side are advertisements for a Railroad supplier, an air brake, a transfer company, and a certain model of T&P train called the "Cannon Ball." Written below the image is "T&P."

Letter from Raymond Canala Jr, the President of the Sierra Blanca Chamber of Commerce, to Mr. Don Watson regarding the book being written by Mr. Watson. Most of the letter is praise, accompanied with a suggestion to seek out a Mr. Paul Frames, a retired railroader, for more information. Along with the letter, there are a page with historical and geographical information about Hudspeth County, two photos of a Texas Historical marker about the Second Transcontinental Railroad, and a page with a transcription of the historical marker.