Photograph of two women sitting with an upright piano manufactured by Thos. Goggan and Bros. One woman at left sits in a wicker chair with a bouquet of flowers in her hand, and the other stands next to the piano, looking at papers on a stool with her hand resting on the keys. The lid of the piano is decorated with a shawl and a vase of flowers, above which hangs a portrait of a woman in a dress. At left is a table with a bust of a man; at right, behind the woman with the papers, is a table with plants and flowers and a cushion placed on the floor. The photo's caption describes that the piano in the picture was the prize for an award-winning essay.

Photograph of possibly Lina H., dressed in a wide corseted light-colored dress. She is seated on a cushioned chair with a quilted pillow, facing to the left.

Photograph of an unidentified young girl dressed for her Confirmation. She wears a white dress and a veil with flowers on her hand. In one hand, she holds a small missal. In the other hand, she clasps a tall candle, placed on a cross-shaped candlestick atop a table to her left.

Photograph of an unidentified woman in a dark-colored corseted dress standing next to a wall to her left in front of a plain background. She faces forward with her hand on the wall.

Photograph of a family of four. In front is a young girl, seated on a chair covered with a plaid blanket. Behind them are three older people, with two older women in dark-colored corseted dresses at left and right and a young man in a coat and bowtie at center. All stand on a rug in front of a painted jungle background and look forward.

Photograph of Samuel Craig Rothwell (1887–1951), son of the photographer, Isaac Newton Rothwell (1851–1927). In this picture, he has mounted a tricycle and appears to be pedaling. He faces the left, wearing a top hat and a dark-colored coat.

Photograph of Samuel Craig Rothwell (1887–1951), son of the photographer, Isaac Newton Rothwell (1851–1927), and an unknown girl behind him. Samuel has mounted a tricycle with his feet on the pedals. The girl, wearing a bonnet and a light-colored gown, stands behind him, head on his back.

Photograph of Samuel Craig Rothwell (1887–1951), son of the photographer, Isaac Newton Rothwell (1851–1927). In this picture, he has mounted a tricycle and appears to be pedaling. He faces to the left of the photographer, wearing a top hat and a dark-colored coat.

Photograph of Katherine and Dorothy Smith, both in a wicker chair. One girl at left stands in the chair, holding a rose, and the other girl at right sits on the armrest, holding a bouquet of flowers. Both wear white gowns.

Photograph of a suburban house with a prominent yucca plant in the front yard. The house is two stories and has a large front porch, but most of it is obscured by large bushes and trees. The yucca plant is at center right, and has broad leaves. The house is fenced with rustic wooden posts and chicken wire, with a small gate at far right. A dirt road runs in front of the house.

Photograph of Nellie Shafer, taken from the chest up. She wears a black coat with a long collar.

Photograph of Frieda K., a young girl pictured in a pleated shirt and dress. She stands between an artificial stone wall with a wooden gate.

Photograph of W. H."Will" Craddock, wearing a bow tie and a suit. He is identified as "Aunt Fannie's boy" by a note written on the back.

Photograph of Carl Newton standing under a tree with a large trunk and long, spiny leaves. He wears a pork pie hat and has his arms behind his back. On the front is written "Greetings from your Kodak finisher in Sunny San Antonio"

Photograph of William Wolf and a woman at his right, possibly his wife. William sits in a leather arm chair in a black suit and tie, and the woman stands at right with her hand on his shoulder, wearing a black dress with a corset.

Photograph of Helda K., sitting in an open model stone window. She wears a black dress and has her left hand on the inside of the window.

Photograph of Brucie Butts posing for a portrait. Her hair is styled in finger waves and she wears a V-neck, sleeveless dress with beaded details at the neckline. Handwritten text on the back of the photograph reads "Brucie Butts stayed at Mamas (Mrs. R. M. Parker) 2823 Ave. E- Ft. Worth Tex. Brucie went to T. W. C. college in Polytechnic." Another handwritten message on the photograph itself reads "Lots of Love, Brucie."

Photograph of an unidentified man in a black coat, facing right.

Photograph of Daniel Franklin Draper turning on a lighter and smoking in uniform. There is text on the photograph that reads: "Your Bud, Daniel."

Photograph of Samuel Craig Rothwell (1887–1951), son of the photographer, Isaac Newton Rothwell (1851–1927). Samuel stands next to a tricycle, with a hat and a dark-colored coat on.