Portrait of Mary Florence Collins in a formal, silk dress wand a necklace hanging down from her neck.

Portrait of Elizabeth Balfe Collins, first wife of Michael Collins, wearing a dark dress and earrings.

Photograph of the home of John Philip Bahl and his family at 818 North 16th Street in Waco, Texas. In front of the home are his four children: John, Blondina, Leda, Josephine. The house itself is two stories, and has a staircase leading to it from the street, there is also a balcony over the front door on the second floor and a wrap-around porch in the front.

Two family portraits including Bahls, Wheatlys, Baughs, and Hessdoerfers. The portrait on the left shows (from left to right): Barbara Griesbaum Hessdoerfer, Josephine Wheatly, Katharine Wheatly, and Katharine Bahl. The portrait on the right shows (from left to right): Barbara Roedler Hessdoerfer, Blondina Bahl Baugh, James Baugh, and Katharine Bahl.

Photograph of a soldier standing by a deck and leaning against his large rifle at Camp Cuba Libre in Jacksonville, Florida; there is a name on the back of the photo that reads "Arthur Mader." This soldier is wearing his military uniform with an ammo belt, boots, and campaign hat.

Photograph of the men and women in attendance of the 1915 Convention of Texas Launderer's Association in Dallas, Texas. There are three indistinct rows of people, those in the front are kneeling down and those behind are standing between one another to have their faces visible. The man with the X above his head, is Michael Collins, father of Mayme Bahl. He owned the Artesian Laundry in Waco, TX.

Portrait of Dr. Henry Dawson Wheatly (seated) and Mary Elizabeth Holcomb Wheatly (seated) with four of their children standing behind them. The four children are all wearing suits with neckties; Henry Dawson has a large beard in this photograph.

Portrait of John Philip Bahl sitting next to his wife, Katharine Hessdoerfer Bahl who is wearing a dark dress.

Portrait of great grandmother Barbara Griesbaum Hessdoerfer and her grandchildren who are named on the back in order from left to right: "Katharine Wheatly, Elmer Josephine Wheatly (Dolly) and James Philip Baugh. The young girls are wearing white dresses and James is wearing a nice suit and tie.

Portrait of Elmer Josephine Wheatly (Dolly) wearing a dance costume that has tassels and a sparkly belt. There is also a note written on the photo that reads: "To Miss Vida In the sincere hope that she will always remember "one of her girls"."

Photograph of four adults and a small child; according to the photo the child is Mary Elizabeth Bahl and is being held by Rose Collins and John Kelly. The woman on the right is Leda Bahl and the girl sitting in the chair is Dorothhy Kelly, daughter of Rose and John.

Portrait of Dr. Henry Dawson Wheatly who, in this photo, has a large beard and is wearing a nice suit.

Portrait of the Bahl family taken outside in front of some trees, seven members are standing behind the two grandmothers sitting in chairs. The names are listed on the photograph and from left to right, top row to bottom row: "Josephine Bahl, Blondina Bahl Baugh, Leda Bahl, John Philip, John Philip Herlin Bahl, Katharine Hessdoerfer Bahl, Barbara Griesbaum Hessdoerfer, James Philip Baugh, Barbara Roedler Hessdoerfer.

Collage of different items remembering John Philip Herlin Bahl (Harry) and his wife Mary Florence Bahl (Mayme). The portrait in the top right corner shows Harry sitting in a suit and a tie, to the right is an obituary clipping from the newspaper when he passed away, the cards at the bottom are ones in remembrance of Harry and Mary.