Photograph of the tail end of the crashed aircraft in addition to other destroyed parts of the plane . The word "CESSNA" is visible on tail wing of the plane. Plane crash on 13th and Travis.

Photograph of the wreckage from a small aircraft lying on the street in a residential area (13th and Travis) of Wichita Falls, TX. Based on the sight of branches lying around the aircraft, it is apparent the aircraft crashed into the trees. The tail of the plane reads, "CESSNA."

Photograph of the back of Governor Wallace speaking from a podium, before a very large crowd of his supporters. Some of his supporters appear to be applauding.

Photograph of the back of a police officer and a section of the crowd showing their support for Governor George C. Wallace. One large poster says, " STAND UP FOR AMERICA WALLACE FOR PRESIDENT." A large aircraft can be seen in the background.

Photograph of a small section of supporters for Governor Wallace. One person is holding up a "Wallace President" sign and the American flag.

Photograph of the back half of Governor Wallace at the podium, addressing a large crowd of supporters holding up their posters to show their support for Governor Wallace.

Photograph of four small children sitting on the ground in the shade of posters and signs held up by a crowd of Governor George Wallace's supporters. Signs read "VOTE WALLACE '68."

Photograph of U.S. Representative from Texas, Graham Purcell and E.B Perkins posing for a picture while holding up a plaque labeled, "Post Office Department Special Citation."

Photograph of firemen trying to put out a house fire on 2216 Burnett.

Photograph of the wreckage from a small aircraft lying on the street. The plane crashed on 13th and Travis in Wichita Falls.

Photograph of four well-dressed individuals seated at a decorated table with U.S. Representative from Texas, Graham Purcell Jr. at the far end of the table, while at the Democratic Women's Luncheon.

Photograph of Democratic female supporters behind a small table with several stacks of papers atop it smiling for the camera. Two stickers visible on the table are labeled in support of Waggoner Carr for U.S. Senate.

Photograph of Cpl Polo Castillo (1st Motor Transport Battalion, 1st Marine Division) in a Jeep en route in a convoy to Da Nang, Vietnam. Castillo was stationed at Gia Le Combat Base. The back of the photograph reads," My Darling Wife, Yolanda. This was taken a few hours before we left on the convoy to Da Nang. At that time, that jeep I drive didn't have a windshield or a top. The last few hours at Gia Le. What'cha think of my little groovey hat. Ha! Love Ya Forever, Your Loving Husband, Paul Castillo. Gia Le, RVN September 1968."

Photograph of a Booker T. Washington and Brownwood football game in progress.

Photograph of a large section of Governor George Wallace supporters standing at the rope, holding signs, and clapping to show their support for him.

Photograph of a Booker T. Washington and Brownwood football game in process. Several players in dark-colored jerseys converge on two players in white jerseys. A referee and a large crowd are visible in the background.

Photograph of a Booker T. Washington and Brownwood football game in progress.

Photograph of a Booker T. Washington and Brownwood football game in progress.

Photograph of a Booker T. Washington and Brownwood football game in progress.

Photograph of a Booker T. Washington High School football player standing on the sidelines with his helmet on. A coach in a white short-sleeved shirt stands looking at him with his arms crossed.

Photograph of the tail end wreckage of an aircraft, while two police officers can be seen in close proximity of the downed aircraft. The plane crashed on 13th and Travis in Wichita Falls. The side of the plane reads "N83710" and the tail reads "CESSNA."

Photograph of a Booker T. Washington High School football game in progress.

Photograph of Democratic female supporters behind a small table with several stacks of papers atop it. Two stickers are visible on the table in support of Waggoner Carr for U.S. Senate.

Photograph of an investigator and a police officer taking a closer look at the wreckage at a plane crash site. The end of the plane partially reads, "N837."