Group photograph of workmen standing on the Ferguson Hall scaffolding during construction of the dormitory. Piles of lumber and wheelbarrows filled with gravel and dirt can be seen. Handwritten note on the back of the photograph reads, “Andrew Rylant Abilene, Tex -- Dormitory Build.”

Two copy photos of an index of T&P stations. Each town has the population listed from the 1920 census as well as elevation. The first copy has 57 towns highlighted in red and 17 towns highlighted in yellow, as well as a list of 10 towns on the back. The second copy is blank.

Photograph of wreckage from a boiler explosion in Shreveport, Louisiana. A small group of people are posing for a picture among the wreckage. Written beneath the image are "T&P #311 Shreveport, La. 1927 (Boiler Explosion)" and "R. H. Carlson."

Copy photo of T&P train #10 in Paris, Texas with two men in the conductor's cab of the engine. Written below the image are "Paris, Texas Feb 26th 1927" and "Thomas T. Taber III (-J. H. Westbay Photo)."

Photograph of a group of people with the first T&P tank car of oil shipped from Toyah, Texas. Men and women stand beside the tank car and on top of it. A sign hangs from the side of the car reading, "First Car of Oil from Reeves County - Produced from Richard Shaw-Anthony no. 1." A building and electrical pole can be seen in the background on either side. Faint text in the upper left corner of the photo says, "Toyah, Texas 1927." Handwritten text below the image says, "T&P tank car with first car of oil shipped from Toyah Texas in 1927."

Copy slide of a photograph of four men, apparently the bosses and they are standing in front of their offices. The men are wearing hats and dress shirts and one of them has on a light-colored suit.

Copy slide of a photograph of a women's Sunday School class at the First Baptist Church of Abilene, Texas. The women are standing on the church steps with a banner reading "Convention Efficiency Banner Adult Class Texas Baptist Sunday School 1927".

Photograph of Senator I. D. Fairchild, Mildred Louisa McClellan Woodward, and Walter M. Woodward on the steps of the Texas Capitol building. Walter is sitting on the barrel of a cannon.

Photograph of Abilene Police Chief J. T. Dodson; he is wearing a dark-colored suit with a bow tie and has short hair that is parted on the side.