Portrait of Matilda Bulls Monke with short hair and dark clothing. She is shown from the chest and up.

Photograph of a young priest or an altar server (acolyte). He has dark rimmed glasses and is dressed in a dark robe with the white full sleeved over jacket. He is holding a book and is standing in front of a dark painted door. Back of photo reads: F. Hamilton ? , Eagle Lake 8/15/27.

Mounted photograph of a store interior in Eagle Lake, Texas with shelving and display cases along either side and the back wall. Two men are posing on either side of a counter on the left side of the image, near a display in the center of the store with a sign that reads "Rembert & Yankee Groceries & Meats."

Photograph of three cowhands branding a calf in a wooden corral at the Duncan Ranch.

Photograph of cowhands holding down and branding calf; a man on the left holds a branding iron and smoke is visible while another man watches, sitting on the wooden fence in the background.

Photograph of Tumlinson Family THC marker on the Colorado County courthouse lawn in down town Columbus, Texas.

Photograph of the front (north side) of the 1886 Stafford Bank building at Spring and Milam Street in downtown Columbus, Texas. The Classical Revival style building has the words "Stafford Bank" and "Opera House" arranged in stone on its front.

Photograph of the 1886 Stafford Bank building in downtown Columbus, Texas. This was also the location of the 1886 Stafford Opera House. The Stafford Bank name is displayed under the upper pediment on the front of the building.

Photograph of the THC marker for the Stafford-Miller home next to the Stafford Bank building ion Spring Street in down town Columbus, Texas.

Photograph of THSC marker for Robinson's Castle on State Highway 71 at the Colorado River bridge in Columbus, Texas. Also noted was a meat packing company at the same location.

Photograph of a Columbus, Texas, city limits sign.

Photograph of the state highway 71 steel Colorado River bridge in Columbus, Texas. Brown trusses cover the bridge.

Photograph of the THC Marker for the Rangers of Austin's Colony on the courthouse lawn in down town Columbus, Texas.

Photograph of repaired and repainted windows on the north side of the second floor of the 1891 Colorado County Courthouse restoration project. The window and walls are covered with metal scaffolding.

Photograph of a workman cutting roof tile for the roof of the 1891 Colorado County courthouse project. He is on the north west courthouse lawn.

Photograph of the side of a box behind a chain link fence with a logo and the text, "Ludowici Roof Tile, Inc. P.O. Box 69, New Lexington, Ohio 43764. 'The crowning touch for over a century.'"

Photograph of the Colorado County Historical marker on the Colorado County courthouse lawn in in down town Columbus, Texas.

Photograph of THC Marker on the Ehrenwerth-Ramsey-Untermeyer building on the west courthouse square. The brick was made by a local kiln. Building started in 1873 and finished in 1875.

Photograph of the white cornerstone for the 1886 R.E. Stafford building, on the southwest corner of the courthouse square. The building was also the "Stafford Bank" building in a date plaque on the top, front center of the building.

Photograph of the south west corner, Milam and Spring Streets in down town Columbus Texas. The "Dinner Theater" sign points to the entrance to the second floor theater in the former Opera House. Note the THSC marker on the front, Stafford Street.

Photograph of the front (north) of the 1886 R. E. Stafford building on Spring Street in downtown Columbus, Texas. Two steel columns stand behind a wooden bench.

Photograph (copy) of the interior of a car company, possibly Kiefner Motor Co. Sign at top of photo reads: "New Low Price of Genuine 13-Plate Ford Batteries 12 dollars Fits 80 percent of all cars Ideal radio "A" battery Rubber Case 6 Volt Ask about our Exchange Price" Man standing to the left is wearing a white shirt, dark pants, dark, striped tie. He has his left hand on the counter (with papers). Woman seated at a large wooden desk; man seated opposite her wearing a dark jacket, white shirt, dark tie. Bottom of photo in white reads: The Hamiltons, Eagle Lake. Scanned image is of the copy.

Photograph of stairs to the second floor of the Colorado County courthouse. The carpeted stairs lead past white paneled walls.

Photograph of a double window on the north side of the first floor that has been repaired and repainted for the 1891 Colorado Courthouse Restoration Project.