Photograph of a sign suspended above the street next to a stoplight that says "Dublin, Home of the world's championship rodeo, Aug. 31, Sept. 1, 2, 3, Wed., Thurs., Fri., Sat."

Photograph of men standing on and around a truck decorated as a parade float, with a sign that says "Dublin Auto Mechanics Class, Erath Vocational School."

Photograph of the Novits Department Store float in the Dublin rodeo parade, with children standing in the bed of a truck and a large pair of jeans suspended over them with a sign that says "Lee Riders."

Photograph of an oil derrick at an oil field in Pioneer, Texas with buildings behind it and stacks of pipes in front of it. A note typed on the photo says: "Seaman Co's Webb No. 2 - Pioneer."

Photograph of stores in Pioneer, Texas with cars parked in front of them and oil derricks in the distance.

Photograph of Pioneer, Texas with stores, cars on the streets, and oil derricks in the distance.

Copy negative of a postcard with an image of the city hall and fire station building in Plainview, Texas; a group of people are sitting on the back of a car in front of the building.

Photograph of an oil well fire in East Texas, with black and white smoke billowing over trees in the distance.

Photograph of a parade float with men in military uniforms holding an American flag and an "American Legion" flag and a small display of rifles. A campaign sign for Pierce Brooks is in the background, as well as a railroad crossing sign.

Photograph of an oil derrick and oil field. Notes on the photo say "18000 BBLS, 44 Gravity Oil, 1450 Ft., Slick's Eakin No. 4, Pioneer, Tex." and "most remarkable oil well on earth."

Copy negative of William L. Moorhead and his wife Susan Ann Purves, posing with their youngest son Oscar Edward Moorhead, circa 1895. Mr. Moorhead is seated on a wooden bench with his wife and son standing to the right. Handwritten text at the bottom says "Grandpa, Grandma & Oscar Moorhead."

Photograph of Mary Ann Mayfield standing with her horse in front of a sign that says "Dublin Rodeo."

Copy negative of a postcard with an image of horse-drawn vehicles on a street with buildings on each side and people on the sidewalks. A typed note below the photo says "Ft. Worth, Texas. Main Street. Photographed for the literature of Draughon's Practical Business College (John F. Draughon, President), Fourteenth and Main, two blocks from Union Depot." The date, 1909, is printed on either side of the image.

Copy negative of a man working at an early twentieth century syrup mill converting sugar cane into cane syrup; a child is sitting on a stack of sugar cane next to him. The cane is inserted into the mill and the juice is squeezed out of it by a mule walking in a circle. Behind the mill, men are standing by a vat of boiling juice becoming syrup. This mill was located near Wilson, Texas in Comanche County.

Photograph of the interior of Barbee Butane and Appliance Company, with displays of small appliances in the middle of the room, and refrigerators, stoves, and other larger appliances lining the walls.

Photograph of the interior of Barbee Butane and Appliance Company, with several appliances displayed against the walls, including a refrigerator and a combined stove and oven.

Copy negative of a Methodist Episcopal Church building in Glen Rose, Texas during the early twentieth century.

Photograph of men riding horses in a parade down a street lined with crowds of people and decorated with banners on the buildings.

Photograph of a high school football team on a football field with a Coca Cola advertisement behind them and a row of helmets in front of them.

Photograph of an oil field, with men, wagons, horses, buildings, and oil derricks.

Photograph of men riding horses in a parade through a street, with crowds of people lining the street and banners hanging from buildings.

Photograph of a band marching in a parade through a street lined with people and buildings, with men on horses behind them.

Copy negative of Everett Cline standing between two horses in front of Powell's Livery Stable in downtown Dublin, Texas near the turn of the twentieth century. Writing on the building says "E. A. Powell's Livery & Transfer Line."

Copy negative of a postcard of First Baptist Church in Comanche, Texas, with a handwritten note at the top that says "From Hilda Paul," mailed circa 1907.