A black and white photograph that has aged in color that features a young boy dressed in a ruffled white shirt and knickers suit with a bow around his neck. He has one leg crossed over the other, one hand at his pant pocket, and the other hand is resting on the arm of an upholstered armchair. On the seat of the chair is a pork-pie hat. The photograph is mounted on a cardboard frame at the bottom of which is the photographer's name in script.

Black and white photograph of a woman named Ella Gold, who is visible from the chest up. She has a short, wavy hairstyle. She is wearing a blouse with a ruffled ascot that peeks out from under a dark blazer.

Black and white photograph of a woman named Hulda Saenger Walter. She is turned slightly away from the camera. Her hair is pulled back into an updo. Her facial expression is somber and her clothes are dark. The edges of the photograph have remnants of glue.

Black and white copy photograph of an old portrait of Heinrick Bierschwale. According to handwriting on the back, Heinrick was born in Gadenstedt, Germany and died in Fredericksburg, Texas. He is wearing metal-rimmed eyeglasses. He is also wearing a black blazer with an unbuttoned waistcoat underneath it.

Black and white photograph of a woman, identified as Esther Mueller, posed for a portrait. She has her hair in an updo. She is wearing a blazer and a blouse with a bowtie at the collar. Her hands are seen clutching an unidentifiable object on her lap.

Black and white photograph of a woman posed for a portrait in front of a tall, leafy bush. She is visible from the waist up. Her haircut is short. She is wearing a dark blazer and a white collared shirt. Her hands are behind her back.

Black and white photograph of a man posed for a portrait. Identified as William M. Petmecky, he is wearing a suit jacket with a vest, shirt, and tie underneath, although he is only visible from the chest up. He does not have much hair. According to handwriting on the back of the photograph, he was the president of the Texas Association of Fairs and Expositions.

Black and white copy photograph of a group of women who are wearing their Sunday best, according to accompanying information. They are posed for a group portrait on the steps of an unidentifiable building. There are 30 women total; three rows are seated while the fourth and last row is standing. Most of them are wearing hats, but some are not. The building's doors and brick facade are partially visible behind the women.

Black and white photograph of a woman posed for a portrait. She is wearing an Edwardian Era dress in that it is a high-collared, floor-length gown with simple but elegant details. She has a bow in her up-swept hairstyle. Her hands are clasped behind her back. To her left is an intricate piece of furniture that sits atop a shaggy rug. Behind the woman to her right is a painted background.

Black and white photograph of a wooden, two-level building identified as a blacksmith shop. There are two windows on the upper portion of the building's facade; one window is open. An open covered area is attached to the building on the left; underneath its roof is a horse cart. In front of the building are two men. The man to the left is standing next to a horse with his arm draped on its neck. He is holding a tool in his other hand. One other horse and a horse cart are partially visible in the background.

Black and white photograph of a young girl, identified as Wanda Penniger, seated very primly next to a decorated Christmas tree. The scene is set in a room that is heavily detailed and decorated. The Christmas tree is elevated on a two-tiered fabric-covered platform, at the bottom of which are several nativity scene figurines. Wanda is wearing a modest, long-length plaid gown with long-sleeves. The photograph has been set on a mat that has a fancy filigree-patterned border.

Black and white photograph of a man with a sizeable beard and wavy hair that goes just past his ears. He is wearing a coat and a buttoned-up vest. A chain hangs from one of the vest's buttonholes and extends to an unseen area inside his coat.

Black and white photograph of a man in horn-rimmed glasses posed for a portrait. He is only visible from the chest up. He is wearing a suit jacket, a white collared shirt, and a tie with a pin on it. He is identified as Colonel Alfred Petsch.

Black and white copy photograph of a man posed for a portrait wherein he is visible from the neck up. Identified as Frank van der Stucken, he is wearing small rimless eyeglasses that rest on the bridge of his nose. He is also wearing a shirt with a standup collar.

Black and white photograph of a man named Lee C. Kiehne, posed for a picture next to a car. He has one leg on the car's up-step and a hand resting on the rim of its open window. He is wearing a double-breasted jacket, a shirt, a bow-tie, and light-colored pants. The car is an older model, complete with a fringed awning on its window.

Portrait of Lee C. Kiehne. His dark suit jacket blends in with the background and his undershirt has a white collar. He has a tie on underneath the collar. Lee was born in 1910 and died 1936. He was the architect of the Pioneer Memorial.

Photograph of Admiral C. W. Nimitz presenting a sword to Julia Estell. Admiral Nimitz is wearing his dress uniform. Julia is wearing a hat with decorative piece on it and she is watching Admiral Nimitz with the sword in both of her hands. On the back it reads, "The Admiral has just presented the Japanese sword to the curator of the Pioneer Memorial Museum."

Black and white photograph of a building with a stone facade. A sign in front says Gillespie County Historical Society: Pioneer Museum. The sign's posts flank a stone wall that extends from the foreground to the background. Behind the sign is a white building with a few stone-covered buildings in the rear.

Black and white photograph of a small, one-story building with a stone facade. It is part of the Gillespie County Historical Society's Pioneer Museum. This particular building is known as the Schandua House. Four posts hold up the porch awning in front. Two wooden-covered windows and a wooden door that is ajar are visible behind the posts. Various tree limbs surround the house. A few parked are discernible to the left of the house.

Black and white photograph of a small house known as the Weber Sunday House, which is a part of the Gillespie County Historical Society's Pioneer Museum. It has wooden paneling and is very spare in its design. The front of the house includes a porch covered by an awning that is supported by four posts. There are two windows on either side of the front door. A simple mailbox is in front amidst a few shrubs. The wooden siding of a partially visible building is directly to the right of the Weber Sunday house.

Black and white photograph of a one-story house known as the Fassel/Roeder House. It is a site at the Gillespie County Historical Society's Pioneer Museum. It has four elegant posts that support the covered porch in front. A bench sits on the porch underneath one of the two windows in front. A screen door is in between the two windows. A grassy lawn surrounds the house. Behind the house, a few trees and a telephone pole and wire are partially visible.

Black and white photograph of a Methodist church building at the Gillespie County Historical Society's Pioneer Museum. It is a statuesque, white building with stone steps, at the top of which are four columns that support the covered area in front. Two sets of double doors are visible behind the columns. Pointed arch windows are partially visible on either two of the facades that are shown in the picture. A sign with indiscernible words is to the right of the steps. Some manicured bushes line the outside of the building. A cross sits at the apex of the building.

Black and white photograph of a mountain covered in shrubs and dirt. At the top of the mountain is a cross. It is elevated on a small, narrow platform.

Black and white photograph of the Weber Sunday House at the Gillespie County Historical Society's Pioneer Museum. The house is a small building with two windows in front and a door in between those two windows. The covered porch has an awning that has a roof made of corrugated material. Four posts support the awning. A mailbox is in the front left of the building.