North Texas State Normal College, American Expeditionary Force (AEF) Club, 1919, Campus Veterans Organization. Men in uniform and a woman in a dress standing and sitting on a steps in front of a brick building.

Aerial photograph of the campus as it looked in 1919. The Power Plant is to the left. The Library (now Curry Hall), the Science Building, and the Mail Building are pictured. The basketball courts are visible between the Power Plant and the Library.

Movy-Dols Photoplay stars in Cut-Out envelope. Features Mary Pickford on cover.

School portrait of John Williams.

Photograph of a small body of water. A group of barren trees can be seen on the opposite side of the water. Buildings are visible in the distance. This is believed to be one of Byrd III's first photographs.

Photograph of a photograph of a tree in front of the campus Power Plant. On the right side of the image are piles of rubble next to the Power Plant. On top of the building is the Curfew and Spirit Bell, also known as the Victory Bell. The print is framed by tape.

Double exposure of a boy in a backyard and a circled number. The boy sits on the ground in the yard, in front of a wooden fence. This is believed to be one of Byrd III's first photographs.

Photograph of five individuals sitting on the covered front porch of a wooden house in the country. Diamond-shaped grills cover the houses's windows. A dormer with two small windows extends from the center of the house's shingle roof. On the left, a distant greenhouse, a rooftop, and a water tower are partially visible among some tall, bushy trees. A windmill stands on the right. Some buildings and trees stand beyond it. A wood picket fence runs across the front of the house. "1919" is written vertically on the top right of the photograph.

Photograph of Avenue A. showing town houses and buildings. The cross street in the foreground is West Sycamore and the photographer is looking north. The photograph was taken before 1919.