1 copy negative of scrapbook pages with various photographs; three central photographs are fully visible with other, partially visible photographs surrounding them. The first, in the upper left shows an unknown woman in a long dress and apron standing in front of a house with a porch. A man stands behind her, with his arms wrapped around her. To the right, the second photograph is a portrait of Francis Marion Winfield Scott Seastrunk taken in 1923 and the third photograph is a portrait of Hallie May Harris Seastrunk taken in 1942.

1 copy negative of two images. Image A is a portrait of Mary Adeline Xenia Buchanan taken in 1924. She is sitting on a stool with her ankles and her arms crossed. She is wearing a striped skirt and pearls. Image B is a close portrait of Bobbie Jean Williams taken in 1944.

Copy negative of two pictures an oil derrick during the Ranger, Texas oil boom. The picture on the left is of the base of an oil well, men working, and equipment around it in a field. The picture on the right shows the whole tower of the well, the small building at its base, men working, and equipment.

Copy negative of John Young and Price Smith standing on a wooden structure that is part of an oil rig in Ranger, Texas.

Photograph of a head on collision between T&P trains #5 & #6 east of Cisco, Texas. The left train's engine is #706. Written below the image are "East of Cisco, Texas early 1920's T&P trains 5&6" and "Lucy Simpson Collection."

Portrait of Joe Canaris, a photographer, and Victor Cornelius, an artist, wearing ties and hats.

Photograph of an oil derrick at an oil field in Pioneer, Texas with buildings behind it and stacks of pipes in front of it. A note typed on the photo says: "Seaman Co's Webb No. 2 - Pioneer."

Photograph of stores in Pioneer, Texas with cars parked in front of them and oil derricks in the distance.

Photograph of Pioneer, Texas with stores, cars on the streets, and oil derricks in the distance.

Photograph of an oil field with many pipes of different sizes in stacks, with a neighborhood beyond the fence of the field.

Photograph of an oil derrick and oil field. Notes on the photo say "18000 BBLS, 44 Gravity Oil, 1450 Ft., Slick's Eakin No. 4, Pioneer, Tex." and "most remarkable oil well on earth."

Photograph of an oil derrick with oil spewing out of a pipe at the base of it.

Photograph of an oil field with rows of oil derricks in the foreground and background.

Photograph of an oil derrick seen from across a small body of water.

Photograph of an oil field, with men, wagons, horses, buildings, and oil derricks.