Copy negative of a man standing in the doorway of Hal Bolton's barber shop in Dublin, Texas before 1940. A sign painted in the window says "H. L. Bolton Sanitary Barber Shop."

Copy negative of a postcard with an image of Horse Creek Bridge in Comanche, Texas. A handwritten note at the top of the postcard says: " Will sure visit S'-ville in a short time. Are anxious to see you. Can't you come over soon? Lovingly, E. W."

Photograph of young girls in the bed of a truck decorated with streamers, with a sign that says "Garden Club." The truck was a float in the 1947 rodeo parade in Dublin, Texas.

Photograph of a large group of people at the I.O.O.F. Hall in Dublin, Texas for a Football Boys Banquet.

Copy negative of a postcard with an image of the East Main Street Bridge over Indian Creek in Comanche, Texas. A handwritten note at the top of the postcard says "Thanks, little girl, for your card. You said you [...] a view of 'Mr. Coty' but couldn't find any." It's signed "Hilda" in the lower-right corner.

Photograph of a group of children and some adults, students and teachers of a Sunday school class, standing outside of a First Baptist Church building.

Copy negative of a postcard with an image the interior of St. John and Moore Drug Store in Cisco, Texas; a group of men are standing at the counter in the middle of the store. The original postcard was postmarked October 10, 1907.

Photograph of cars driving down the street in a parade, with a sign on the first car that says "Texaco Dealers."

Photograph of Sinclair oil well fire of April 30, 1931 in Kilgore, Texas, with smoke visible above buildings in the distance, taken from inside a sparse forest.

Copy negative of a postcard with an image of Robertson County Courthouse in Franklin, Texas from the early twentieth century.

Photograph of a parade on a city street in Dublin, Texas, with buildings on either side of the street and a procession of people riding horses underneath a sign suspended over the street which says, "Dublin, Home of the World's Championship Rodeo, April 23, 24, 25, Fri-Sat-Sun."

Photograph of the rodeo parade in Dublin, with a marching band walking on a city street between buildings under a sign suspended over the street that says "Dublin, Home of the World's Championship Rodeo, April 23, 24, 25, Fri-Sat-Sun."

Photograph of young men in a car decorated as a parade float, with "Huff Shop" on the door and a sign that says "She Cuts the Mustard." The young men are wearing fake beards and mustaches.

Copy negative of a postcard picturing the Comanche County Courthouse in Comanche, Texas, with a carriage parked in front of it.

Copy negative of a postcard with an image of the Comanche County Jail building in Comanche, Texas, taken after 1908.

Copy negative of a postcard with an image of Presbyterian Church in Comanche, Texas, with a postmark on the original photo dated February 29, 1908.

Copy negative of a newspaper clipping with a photograph of the Charter Members of the Dublin Rotary Club, taken when the group was organized by Joe B. Henderson on June 19, 1947. Accompanying text is printed under the image, including the names of all the members in the order that they're pictured.

Copy negative of a postcard with images of four buildings in Spring, Texas: the YMCA, Big Spring, Texas & Pacific Depot, and Methodist Church. It was postmarked August 25, 1911.

Copy negative of a postcard showing Comanche, Texas taken from the courthouse looking north, with Paris Smith Drug Store, C. L. Cox Groceries, C. M. Moore Hardware, and Dr. W. W. Sands Dentist visible. A handwritten note on the postcard says "Dear little girl, forgive my delay as I have been half sick. This is the street our office is on, only it is a little further east. Answer soon. Hilda."

Copy negative of a postcard with an image of Indian Creek in Comanche, Texas. Two men are on the right bank; one is mounted on a light-colored horse and the other is standing with a hand on the horse's back. A handwritten note across the top says: "Honey. Thank you for the card. As I told you I didn't receive but one. Come again. Another Dublin view. We have no "city" views here but will have soon. Hilda."

Photograph of the interior of Lloyd Hines Fordson Tractors, with tools and plants displayed around the room, and a sign on the wall that says "faster farming."

Photograph of the interior and employees of Joe Dorsey's Dry Cleaning Shop in Dublin, Texas, with racks of clothes and a man at the cash register.

Copy negative of William Washington Purves smoking a pipe and sitting in a wooden chair outside. A handwritten note below the photo says "Great Grandpa Purves 1909."