Photograph of 1 person. There are two images with two poses. The poses are full-length, front. The child is facing front, wearing a knee-length, short-sleeve white gown. The child is standing on a wooden chair with arms. His/her right hand and arm are resting on the back of the chair. There is handwriting written vertically between the two images.

Photograph of an exterior view of a building identified as Canadian High School, the first public high school. The brick building is three-stories high; at the top of the building, there is an emblem with the letters, "C H S." An antenna extends from the right side of the roof. Trees surround the building. In the background, there are houses. In the foreground, there is a dirt road. Text on the photograph says "[Canadian] High [School]."

Photograph of an exterior view of a building identified as Canadian High School, the first public high school. The brick building is three-stories high; at the top of the building there is an emblem with the letters, "C H S." An antenna extends from the right side of the roof. A group of children are standing around the building. Some of the children are playing on see-saws. In the background, there are houses. In the foreground, there is a dirt road. Text on the photograph says "Canadian High [School]."

Photograph of the Cataline community schoolhouse in Hemphill County, Texas. Students are playing in an open area in front of the school while teachers watch. Horses are tied up at the left of the schoolhouse by a small outbuilding. A buggy or wagon and another horse are visible on the other side of the school. The schoolhouse is a white wood frame building with a pitched roof.

Photograph of six women and one man working in a chemistry lab at the Canadian Baptist Academy. The photograph includes the class instructor, Dr. T. L. Eyerly who stands at the far end of the table. The photograph was printed as a post card and has a note written on the back by Carrie Killebrew, a student in the class, to her cousin, Mrs. Myrtle May Wilson in Temple, Oklahoma.

Photograph of 1 person. There are two images with two front, full-length poses. The child is facing front. The child is wearing a long-sleeved, white gown with lace edging on the hem, neck, and sleeves. Behind the child is a woman is a long, light-colored dress. She is holding the child upright from the back and is wearing a bracelet.

A cowboy flies through the air upon being bucked off a bronco at a rodeo.

Photograph of a display window at Old Dutch Cleanser. The display consists of several boxes stacked on one another and streamers hanging above the boxes. Text on the boxes says "Takhoma Biscuit," "Sunshine L. W. Soda Crackers," "Sunshine Banana Bars," "Sunshine Biscuits," "Sunshine Chocolate Fingers," and "Perfetto." A fan with streamers attached to it is sitting on top of boxes on the right side.

Photograph of a display window at Gerlach. The display consists of a toy house with two dolls sitting outside of it, and a bed surrounded by two dressers with mirrors attached. On the right side of the display, there is a dark-colored screen. A sign in the display says "Homes Furnished Complete. Step Inside. Electrical Work & Appliances." Text written on the photograph says "Window Decoration [-] Gerlach Store."

Photograph of 14 people. A group of fourteen girls is photographed in one full-length front-facing pose. They are standing in front of a brick building with windows. They are all wearing matching outfits composed of a light-colored shirt with a collar, a dark sweater with a Wildcats "C" logo, dark skirts, and hats. There is a Wildcats flag behind them.

Photograph of 1 animal. A goat is photographed facing left. The goat is white with long curly hair. It may be an Angora. The goat was sold at a Red Cross benefit sale.

Photograph of a display window at Humphrey Grocery Company. The display consists of several boxes stacked on one another. Text on the boxes say "Supreme Biscuit," "Supreme Crackers Cakes Biscuit," "Fig Newtons," "Salad Wafers[-]Dainty Salted Crackers," "Supreme Velma Creams," "Supreme Ginger Snaps," "Cream Sandwich," and "Supreme Soda." Above the boxes, there are two crossed American flags. There is a banner with two stars and a banner with crosses. In the foreground, a sign is laying against the building that says "The Humphrey Gro. Co. Wholesalers and Retailers in Fancy and Staple Groceries;" a framed poster is sitting to the right of the sign.

Photograph of 1 person. There are two images with two full-length, front poses. The child is facing the front. The child is sitting on a table. The child is wearing a white, short-sleeved sundress. The child is smiling and leaning forward in both images. A large arm is on the right top of the table.

Photograph of an interior view of a car dealership. One man wearing a suit and tie is standing in between two cars. The cars have hood ornaments consisting of wing shapes. On the left side of the cars, there is a sign that says "Pontiac Six." On the right side of the cars, there is a table with plants on it.

Photograph of an interior view of a drug store. One man is standing behind a counter, and one man is standing in front of it; both men are wearing hats. The counters are filled with products. On the left counter, there is a Ray Lite flashlight display. In the foreground, a rug covers the floor, and a refrigerator is against a wall to the right. In the background, there are several posters and two calendars on the back wall.

Photograph of an interior view of an unidentified general store. One man is standing behind a counter on the right side of the image. He is wearing a dark-colored sweater and tie. He is surrounded by a variety of products; distinguishable products include dishes, silverware, locks, clocks, and seeds.

Photograph of the front of a cafe. It is a one-story building with a door and three windows in the front. There is a wooden awning in the front that is supported by two poles in each corner. Next to the front door, there are two advertising signs, one for "7up" and the other for "Royal Crown Cola." On the edge of the awning, there is a small sign that says "Coffee 5 Cents." On top of the awning, there appears to be a metal air conditioning unit. The signs that are attached to the top of the building say "Check-In Station Truck Stop" and "Cafe." On top of the building, "W.O. Rich" is painted.

Photograph of the front of a cafe. The cafe is one-story with a door, three windows in the front, and a wooden awning over the front that is supported by two wooden poles at the corners. There are two advertising signs by the front door, one that says "7up" and the other says "Royal Crown Cola." On the edge of the awning, there is a sign that says "Coffee 5 Cents." On the top of the awning, there appears to be a large metal air conditioner. Next to the building, there is an automobile parked; above the automobile, attached to the building are two signs, one that says "Cafe" and the other says "Check-In Station Truck Stop." "W. O. Rich" is painted on the top of the front of the building.

This photograph is of what appears to be a piece of paper on top of unidentified objects. The paper has an illustration in the center of a man riding a horse and around it, the words Stampede, Shattuck, Okla, August 13, 14 appear.

Photograph of 2 people. This photograph is of a row of businesses that continue down the street with rows of automobiles in front of them. There is a large building at the end that faces the street, a lamppost in the middle of the street, and two more cars and a few businesses across the street. The first business in the photograph has a sign that reads The Individual Shop and there are two men standing outside the front doors. They both appear to be wearing hats and jackets.

This photograph is of a gas and service station. There are two doors in the front of the building with a small awning over them. There appear to be two gas pumps on their own island a few feet from the front doors of the station. There is an automobile near the first gas pump that is facing away from the camera. There are tires and a toy car in the front of the station and many advertising signs around the building.

This is a photograph of a wedding certificate issued in the state of Kansas. It says that Edwin Moore and Elsie Whitecrow were married on April 17th, 1921 at what appears to be Columbus Cherokee Kansas. There were four witnesses, Mrs. C.G. Parks, Mr. C.G. Parks, E.A. Callyson, and the Justice of the Piece. There is a picture of flowers and leaves near the top left corner and a vine of flowers at the bottom of the page separating the signatures of the four witnesses. The certificate appears to be tacked onto another surface with one metal tack at the top right corner and one metal tack at the bottom of the page in the middle.

Photograph of 6 people. This photograph is of four men in front of a gas and service station. There is a young boy in the doorway of the service station and another boy near the side of the building. One man is standing with one hand on the back of an automobile. He is wearing a suit, tie and a hat. Another man is standing next to the gas pump behind the man and the automobile. He is wearing a button-down shirt, overalls, and a hat. One man is standing near the door of the service station wearing a button-down shirt, slacks, suspenders and a hat. The fourth man is standing near one of the other gas pumps with one arm on the gas pump hose. He is wearing a button-down shirt, slacks, suspenders and a hat. The boy off to the side of the photograph is wearing a short-sleeve button-down shirt and overalls. They are all looking directly at the camera.

Photograph of an exterior view of a house owned by J. F. Johnson. The brick house is two-stories high; an awning extends from the front of the house. Two chimneys extend from the roof. Trees and shrubs surround the house. In the foreground, there is a sidewalk and road. Text on the photograph says "Residance [sic] Canadian Tex's."