Photograph of an infant in a white dress. Infant has bare feet. Cheeks are painted pink. Photograph is mounted on a cardboard substrate with a thin, gold trim around photo. Blue smudges (may be ink) are along the left side of border. Back of photo reads: E.C. Lewis, Photographer, L, Bryan, Texas. Top of photo has a palette and paintbrush and camera in front of a shining light, surrounded by vines. Other designs encase writing.

Portrait of young Drie Robinson in white and with a hat in the left hand.

Framed portrait of four young men, all looking to their left.

Photograph of two women. One is standing and is wearing darker clothing and the other is seated and wearing lighter clothing.

Photograph of Bryan Public Library's brick, white trimmed, and windowed exterior with a sign reading Library over the double glass doors. Each ground-floor window has a small landscaped hedge in front, and a few cars can be seen in a parking lot behind the library.

Portrait of Wendell Lee Tarver, visible from the chest up, taken while he was a student at Texas A&M University. He is wearing a light-colored shirt and tie with a darker-colored jacket; the jacket has pins with crossed rifles and the initials A.M.C. on the lapels. A handwritten note on the photograph says "Love, Wendell;" a second note on the frame outside the photo says "Wendell L. Tarver." The photo is inside a red folder.

Photograph of T&P train #610 pulling the American Freedom Train in College Station, Texas. Written underneath the image are "College Station, Texas" and "Tom Kelcec."

Photograph of T&P train #610 crossing an intersection in Bryan, Texas. There is a plume of white smoke rising from the engine. Written below the image are "Bryan, Texas Feb 18th 1976 - taking a sharp curve after running down the middle of 27th street" and "Allen Rider."

Photograph of T&P train #610 pulling the American Freedom Train in College Station, Texas. A large plume of black smoke is rising from the engine. Written below the image are "College Station, Texas Feb 18th 1976" and "Allen Rider."

Photograph of a banner hanging on a multi=story brick building with a large number of windows. It appears to have an illustration of a football player kicking something at the top and the text "Old Army Kick OU" next to a donkey at the bottom.

Photograph of General Eisenhower and several unidentified men standing in a line (center of photo) during muster, next to bleachers full of spectators, at right. In the foreground, another group of spectators, including men in uniform, are partially visible. Handwritten on back: "Gen. 'Ike' at Review."

Photograph taken from bleacher seating of a large number of people arranged in lines far away on a large, open field including a number of flags visible in the group. Other spectators are visible in the foreground of the image. Handwritten note on back: "Officers front & center."

Photograph of people standing in a large group, including a man on the left side of the image holding a camera to film something outside the right side of the image. Other spectators are in bleachers visible in the background. Handwritten note on back: "Gen. 'Ike' at review."

Photograph of a line of cadets in uniform walking across a field, including flag bearers. Several lines of other cadets are visible in formation in the background, and spectators are partially visible in the foreground, on either side of the image. Handwritten on back: "Jim Bob Steen CO C Inf. Passing in Review."

Photograph of a large number of cadets wearing uniforms, standing in lines on a large, open field. Many of the cadets are holding U.S. or other flags. The photo was taken from bleacher-style seating and other spectators are visible in the foreground. Handwritten on back: "Officers front & center."

Photograph of a line of men wearing uniforms walking across a field, followed by a corps in formation. Others in formation are visible in the background. A man in uniform is partially visible in the foreground, on the left side of the image. Handwritten on back: "Corp Staff Passing in Review."

Photograph of several lines of men wearing uniforms standing in formation on a field; a number of U.S. and other flags are visible at various points along the lines. Spectators are visible in the foreground of the image. Handwritten on back: "Officers front & center."

Photograph of a large banner attached to a brick building with an illustration of a man in uniform holding a woman and speaking (the text in the speech bubbles is unclear); both of them have one leg cocked up and the man's foot is kicking a football player in the face. Behind them is the home player tunnel with a scoreboard (Home 0, Aggies 33), and there is an insignia on the left side of the banner labeled "B" with an eagle on a wheel behind a crossed key and sword. Text at the bottom of the banner says "Texas Aggies soon will tr[...] O.U. Sooners in the so[...]"

Photograph of Charles Sebesta visible from the knees up, wearing a military-style uniform including a garrison cap, posing in front of a screen door with his hands behind his back and his elbows akimbo. Behind him, to the right, text appears to be chalked next to the door, but it is only partially visible.

Photograph of Winifred McNair, visible from the waist up, wearing a military-style uniform and standing in front of double screen doors. There is text chalked around the doorway including, "[Welcome] Mothers" at the top, and "[...]ainview Bulldogs | [T]he Best [in] the West" in the lower right.

Group portrait of cadets dressed casually and posing with mops, brooms, and buckets inside the barracks. Handwritten on back: "Cleaning up for Fed Inspection."

Portrait of a woman with dark hair. A handwritten note on the back of the photo says "Fannie Mary (Stauts) Smith, Bryan, Texas, Born January 22, 1906. Married to Newton R. Smith - Sept. 1, 1926."

Photograph of three unidentified young men standing one in front of the other on the steps in front of a brick building; the man in the front is wearing a sweater with a Texas A&M logo on it.

Photograph showing a building on the campus of the Agricultural and Mechanical College of Texas (Texas A&M) damaged by a fire in May 1912. In this photo a demolition crew is manning a cannon and firing at the base of the building in order to complete the destruction of the building.