Photograph of man standing in yard holding a cigarette. Dr. Granberry was a longtime Austin physician who had offices in The Scarbrough Building at the time this photo was taken. He and his wife, Frances, resided at 912 W. 6th Street.

Photograph of man, woman and infant in crib beside a Christmas tree. J. Harriss Williams, physician, and his wife, Dola, resided at 2502 McCallum Drive.

Photograph of man holding baby while woman looks on. J. Harriss Williams was a local physician.

Photograph of two uniformed soldiers on their backs near a vehicle. On the back of the photograph is a handwritten list of names.

Photograph of a group of people members identified as part of the Municipal Golf Course clubhouse.

Photograph of a group of people dancing at the Municipal gold Course clubhouse in 1943.

Photograph of pasture development and improvement. Beef cattle grazing Bermuda pastures overseeded to Dallis grass, yellow hop, black medic and white Dutch clovers. 15 acres cleared and sodded this year. Mr. Jeffus, the district supervisor in the picture says, “In 1937, I started clearing and retiring 216 acres for pasture. With assistance of CCC [Civilian Conservation Corps} we cleared 40 acres of small trees and heavy undergrowth and retired 176 acres of cultivated land that in 1936 had overflowed 13 times before I made a crop. This is rich bottomland that is capable of producing a bale of cotton or 40 bushels of corn per acre but wet seasons made yields uncertain. I’ve moved the pasture every year and it carries 108 head of cattle the year round with only a little hay to help through the winter. The land is worth more in pasture than it would be in cultivation even if I made a maximum crop every year. I believe regular moving has increased the carrying capacity of this pasture four times.” TX-41, 227.

Photograph of pasture development and improvement. Beef cattle are grazing on Bermuda pasture overseeded to Dallis grass, yellow hop, black medic and white Dutch clovers. 15 acres cleared and sodded this year. Mr. J. L. Jeffus, the district supervisor in the picture, says “In 1937 I started clearing and retiring 216 acres for pasture. With the assistance of CCC [the Civilian Conservation Corps] we cleared 40 acres of small trees and heavy undergrowth and retired 176 acres of cultivated land that in 1936 had overflowed 13 times before I made a crop. This is rich bottomland that is capable of producing a bale of cotton or 40 bushels of corn per acre but wet seasons made yields uncertain. I’ve moved the pasture every year and it carries 108 head of cattle the year round with only a little hay to help through the winter. The land is worth more in pasture than it be in cultivation even if I made a maximum crop every year. I believe regular mowing has increased the carrying capacity of this pasture four times.” TX-41, 227.

Caption says, "A-814 Closeup view of hole worn in rock spillway foundation. Altus Dam - Altus Project."

Caption says, "A-830 View of completed portion of downstream toe of dam and showing placing operations in the footing for the intermediate training wall."

Caption says, "A-828 View from right abutment showing progress of concrete on downstream toe of dam. Timber mats are used under crane moving over concrete."

Caption says, "A-813 View of main portion of dam foundation showing effect of wear due to water course before present dam was built. This picture was taken before final cleanup, Altus Dam - Altus Project."

Caption says, "A-812 Large fissure extending upstream through foundation of Altus Dam and connecting to large hole in Photo A-819 - Altus Project."

Caption says, "A-827 First granite masonry placed in Altus Dam. Because of rough rock foundation concrete pedestals were placed to start first course of rubble masonry in upstream face."

Caption says, "A-811 View of foundation rock before final clean up in main portion of Dam - Altus Project."

Caption says, "A-810 Condition of foundation rock in right portion of spillway after blasting to grade, Altus Dam - Altus Project."

Caption says, "A-809 View of foundation rock at the edge of large water worn hole in spillway. See A-819, Altus Dam - Altus Project."

Photograph of Admiral Chester W. Nimitz in his office, with his dog, Makalapa, laying under his desk during a press conference. Captain P. V. Mercer, Admiral Nimitz's Aide and Assistant Chief of Staff is on right. Admiral Nimitz is wearing a light-colored shirt with a dark tie and is holding a lit cigarette between his fingers. Captain Mercer wears the same light-colored uniform and dark tie.