Photograph of an aerial view of buildings in El Paso, Texas. The Anson Mills Building can be seen to the left of San Jacinto Plaza in the upper right portion. The Anson Mills Building was designed by Henry C. Trost of Trost & Trost. Also visible mid left is the Paso del Norte Hotel; The White House Department Store; and Pioneer Plaza

Photograph of an aerial view of El Paso, Texas. City streets and buildings can be seen laid out in a grid pattern.

Photograph of the Battleship South Carolina at Galveston, Texas.

Photograph of two cowboys branding a calf inside a pen. Other calves stand off to the side of the pen; Victoria County, Texas.

Photograph of a couple standing by a car. The man at the front of a picture is holding a car jack, attempting to fix a flat tire. The caption on the back reads "Bob got a puncture in route to Galveston from Austin 7/17/13 just before arriving at Giddings."

Copy slide of a photograph of flooding in downtown Abilene after a storm.

Copy slide of a black and white postcard of a flood in Abilene, Texas in 1911.

Photograph of the new church building dedication for the First Christian Church. The Reverend Claude F. Pierce (dressed in white shirt and pants with dark jacket in front with his hands on his hips) was the minister here 1911-1915.

Photograph of the Galveston Causeway. A man is standing in the road next to two parked cars.

Photograph of two boys on horse-back. The text under the photo reads: "George and Richard Jowell, sons of Rat Jowell, riding "Pete" and "Bill" on Jowell and Jowell Ranch, July 8, 1916."

Copy photo of T&P train #810. Text beneath the image says "Baldwin H-2 July 1919" and "R.H.Carlson."

Photograph of T&P train #810. The background of the image has been dropped out. Text below the image says "Baldwin H-2 July 1919" and "R.H.Carlson."

Still life photograph of Nymphaea lutea, or water chinquapin, arranged in jars, sitting on a table. A pocket knife is on the table. Water chinquapin is an aquatic perennial with large pale yellow flowers and circular leaves. In addition, the fruiting receptacle cradles fruits which resemble seeds. The plant is found in the Coastal Bend Region of Texas.

Photograph of a metal coffee can. There is an illustration of a brick house on the front of the can. Text surrounding the illustration says "Old Homestead Roasted Coffee," and "Roasted & Packed By Wangemann-Reichardt Company[,] Brenham, Texas."

Photograph of a group of seven children standing in front of a house. They look to range in age from about two to twelve years old. They are identified only as the grandchildren of J. D. and Agnes Martha Ward Mitchell.

Photograph of the T&P roundhouse in Toyah, Texas with two box cars in front of it. Written below the image are "Toyah Texas July 1911 - 'El Paso Route' Boxcar" and "Texas & Pacific Quarterly."

Copy photo of a panoramic view of Thurber, Texas, including a long train of cars carrying coal. The caption of the photo says "Panoramic View of Thurber, Texas - 40 cars coal ready to ship and the vitrified brick plant. - population about 6000 - the largest coal producing town in the Southwest - capacity 100 cars per day." Below the image are written "July 1911" and "Texas & Pacific Quarterly pg 72."

Photograph of a parade in downtown Caldwell, Kansas.

Photograph of Bernice Higgs, Irene L[am]berth, Irene Killian, Pansy C[otl], Prentice Pipes, and an unknown man outside a building, possibly preceding the summer class formal in 1915. The women are seated on the grass in a row with the men kneeling behind them. The back of the photo reads, "Bernice Higgs - [T]olar, Irene L[am]berth - B[..]ya[..], Irene Killian - Morgan Mill, Pansy C[otl] - Thurben, Prentice Pipes - Stephenville, Summer Class [f]ormal, July [21]st 1915.

Photograph of the core wall excavation at White Rock Lake. The image also shows the mixer plant and engine room.

Photograph of two fire engines parked in front of the Orange Fire Department station, surrounded by men.

Photograph of the inside structure of the reservoir at White Rock Lake. The inscription on the bottom of the image indicates that it is an inside view of the forms for the pump station walls.

Photograph of the intake well excavation at White Rock Lake and the men working on it. The inscription on the bottom explain and date the image.

Photograph of the trench for core well at White Rock Lake and the men working on it. Inscriptions on the bottom of the image describe the type of construction.