Blueprint. Sheet no. S-4 of two supplemental sheets of the Wichita Falls & Northwestern Ry. of Texas. Avenue A, B and C. Streets First through Ninth. Scale [1:1,200]

Railroad Map of Wichita Falls, Texas, Milepost 788 to 789.99; includes original town, Barwise and Jalonick Addition and Kemp's Addition. Scale [1:4,800]

Railroad map from Wichita Falls, Texas to the Red River and Oklahoma from station 0-00 to station 205-30 Scale [1:1,200]

Blueprint. Drg. no. G-105XI, Sheet no. S-1 WF&S, T-1 Missouri, Kansas. Polk, Taylor, Fillmore, Kemp, Buchanan, Grant, Garfield, Arthur Streets. Avenues T, U and V. Ball Bros. FFruit Jar Co.; Texas Bottle Co.; Wichita Falls Window Glass Co.; Wichita Falls Motor Co.; Wichita Falls Pottery Co. Scale [1:1,200]

Railroad Map of Wichita Falls from Fourth through Twelfth Streets with Ohio and Michigan Avenues as well as Lee, Mill, Park, Brick, Garden, Humphreys, and Granger Streets. Scale [1:1,200]

Photograph of World War I S.A.T.C. regiment at Fort Sheridan, Illinois. Dwight Ross, Sr. is 12th from the left. The back of the photograph lists five men and their addresses.

Photograph of horses and buggy with William Donald Stephenson and his son, William Myatt Stephenson from a distance.

Photograph of the wire gang, who set up the first long-distance phone lines from Waco, Texas to Belton, Texas. From left: Herbert Barrett, Frank Stone, H.C. Traylor, Srar Barrett, Chas. Straubs. The men are sitting on a wagon pulled by a couple of horses.

Photograph of William Carey Thornberry on a horse. Mr. Amos Thornberry is sitting with a couple of dogs and his wife, Mrs. Amos Thornberry is standing behind the fence. An unknown woman is standing with another horse.

Photograph of Bradley's Corner on a postcard. Bradley's Corner was an oil boom town near Burkburnett, Texas that appeared after Fower Number 1 gusher.

Photograph of Archibald "Archie" Hughes Griffith posed sitting on a staged moon for a postcard. Archie is the maternal grandfather of Sandra Person Wyche.

Photograph of Matthew W. Cartwright and his wife, Lillian Talley Cartwright. They are relatives of Sandra Person Wyche.

Photograph of Ellis Augustus Oualline, Sr. and May Hamner Oualline home at 69 Milly Street, Montgomery County, Texas. Family members can be seen sitting on the porch.

Photograph of a group outside the Halls, Scruggs & Co. Dry Good store. The photo is torn along its center and was used for the store's postcards. The back of the photograph identifies the group as salesmen and the boxes to be a shipment of shoes.

Photograph of a framed collage of the first graduating law class at the University of Texas.

Photograph of Minnie Leighton. The back of the photograph identifies her as "Gregg's shorthand teacher."

Photograph of L.A. and Gracie Housley's children. The oldest daughter, Hester Louise Housley, is Susan Zuber's mother. The other children include Carville, Bembry, David, L.A. Jr., and Andrew/Andy. There were nine children altogether. The boys were in the Navy during World War II and later attended Texas A&M University.

Panoramic view of Burkburnett, Texas during the oil boom. The writing on the fifth photograph reads, "A. Faberberg, 805 Bluff, Wichita Falls, Texas, Nov. 4, '19 (209).

Photograph of Flack family at their home in McGregor, Texas in June 1917. The photograph reads, "Mother Mrs. C.S. Flack, Ruth Flack, Milton Flack, Al Flack, Willie Flack. Husband and Father of Children Peter J. Flack deceased 9-10-1899."

Photograph of Burl Bryant sitting in a wooden chair while wearing a World War I uniform.

Photograph of Vardeman family on house's front porch. Lewis Walker Vardeman and Nora Belle Cox Vardeman are sitting on the right endcap.

Framed photograph of the Vardeman farmhouse. The Vardeman family is sitting on the porch for a family portrait. Sitting right to left: Elijah Vardeman, Lewis Vardeman, Emma Della Vardeman, Eva Vardeman, Ethelleen, Vardeman, Lela Vardeman, Annie Vardeman, Kirksey Vardeman.

Photograph of Joesph Kell, son of Frank and Lula (Kemp) Kell, in uniform. The World War I uniform has a "T.E.X." pin on the collar.

Photograph of Kell Family sitting on the front porch of their home at 900 Bluff Street in Wichita Falls, Texas. The back row: Bess, Carrie, Willie May, Sadie. The middle row: Joseph, Mr. & Mrs. Kell, Sybil, Grandmother Kemp. The first row: Mary Jo. The back of the photograph reads," Sadie & W.M. leaving for 1st trip to Europe (w/ Sibyll & Jewel Kemp)."