Photograph of the 2nd Taini House (located at 1000 South Main) in Del Rio, Texas.

Photograph of the 2nd Taini House (located at 1000 South Main) in Del Rio, Texas.

Photograph of a group of people standing in front of a church under construction. Behind the group there is a half-built brick wall on which some of the children are standing on. Stacks of large concrete bricks surround the people, mostly in the foreground. The men are dressed in suits and the women are wearing sunday dresses. Handwriting is visible on the back of the photograph; it reads "The Annex under construction" and "Del Rio Annex".

Photograph of a two-story corner brick building, built in 1928, with suspended awning and a partially visible sign that reads Home Appliance Co. Customer Parking Only.

Photograph of the Brinkley Mansion in Val Del Rio, Texas. The large estate has two stories.

Photograph of the Brinkley Mansion in Val Del Rio, Texas. The estate has two stories and arched doorways to the porch.

Photograph of the Brinkley Mansion in Val Del Rio, Texas.

Photograph of five men building alongside the road in front of the Del Rio Annex. The men are wearing jeans and button down shirts. One man is bent over working on a wagon wheel, while another man watches him with his hands on his hips. There are wooden planks along the road and leading up to the annex. Trees and a house surround the annex on both sides. Visible handwriting on the back of the photograph reads "Del Rio".

Photograph of storefronts, housing Photo Mile on south end and Muter Taxidermist in center. A few cars are parked along the street, and a man is walking in front of the Photo Mile.

Photograph of a partial view of the Cadena Blacksmith Shop building; part of the painted sign is seen on the storefront (left).

Photograph of Castle Canyon on Devil's River, along the Sunset Railroad route.

Photographs of a wood and rock house with an addition, in process or blue screened-in porch, and a metal chainlink fence and bushes separate the property from the sidewalk. The left photograph shows the front entrance and left side of the house as viewed from an angle across the street. The right photograph is a closer image of the part of the house to the right of the front door, including front walkway, and is taken from directly across the street.

Photographs of a large warehouse building with a windowed storefront and a stepped roof-line. A barbed wire topped chain link fence encloses a large concrete space next to the building including street lights and miscellaneous equipment and supplies under an awning along the building. The left photograph shows the storefront and a car parked along the street. The right photograph shows a two door garage at the back of the building a shopping cart and miscellaneous materials next to a tree at the corner of the fence, and another car parked along the street.

Photograph of a two story building mostly covered by vertical boards painted teal, and large white letters reading The Del Rio News-Herald, in-between the corner and the windowed storefront, under an awning. The building is located at the corner of two streets with a double step red curb.

Photograph of a one story building including a bay window addition with brick detail on the corners and a covered porch with a large plywood sheet against the wall and fabric draped on the banister. A blue car is parked in front of the porch, and a two story house is partially visible behind the home. The foreground shows a tree, utility pole, and concrete slab with curb in the yard next to the street curb.

Photograph of a two story, peaked roof building with a screened in porch, bay windows, and an appliance extending from the street side of the building. Another one story building with a partially visible sign (City of) and a small windmill is to the right of the building. Partial parked cars are visible to either side of the photograph.

Photograph of the Elks Lodge Hall in Del Rio, Texas. The building functioned as Pecan Street Station at the time the photograph was taken.

Photograph of the Elks Lodge Hall in Del Rio, Texas. The building, at the time named Pecan Street Station, is a two story structure.

A photograph of a building with a raised and covered porch enclosed with columns and a banister wraps around the visible parts of the building. A short stairwell with metal handrails leads from the yard to the front door; The wall under the front porch has a few decorative vents.

Photograph of the Glenn-Dowe House in Del Rio, Texas. The house is a white one story building.

Photograph of the Glenn-Dowe House in Val Verde County, Texas. The white walled building has vines growing up the face of the house.

Photograph of the Glenn-Dowe House in Del Rio, Texas. The quaint cottage has vines growing up the face of the house.

Photograph of the Glenn-Dowe House in Del Rio, Texas. The house has white paneling on the outside with an overhanging porch.

Photograph of the Glenn-Dowe House in Del Rio, Texas.