Photograph of a family standing outside of a small white house.

Photograph of A. G. Walker standing on a horse-drawn wagon in front of a barn.

Photograph of a single story frame house with attached porch, surrounded by a white picket fence.

Photograph of a woman and child standing in a yard in front of a white picket fence. A handwritten note on the back of the photo says "Aunt Ellen Tomkins and Cousin Sarah."

Photograph of Dallas Pressed Brick Company workers driving tractors, with buildings in the distance behind them.

Photograph of Lou and Dan Lister standing outside of their home on either side of a wooden table. A handwritten note on the back of the photo says "Presented to Mr. John and Janie Walker."

Photograph of stores in downtown Mesquite, including A. Hudson Davis & Co., Palace Drug Store, and McKinney Bros.

Photograph of Eddie (W. E.) Lawrence in a WWI-era Army uniform standing in front of transport trucks.

Photograph of early elementary students standing with their teacher outside of the school building. The students are identified, left to right, as: (back row) Guttamease Sewell, Bennie Jones, Gayle Kimbell, Ollie Miller, unknown, unknown, unknown, Leary Allen, Sam Rutherford, Arthur Harris, unknown, unknown, Palmer Lawrence, and Walter Grey; (middle row) Ollie Hall, Estelle Jones, Alice Youree, Dona Henderson, Grace Summers; (bottom row) Freddie New, Garnet Lawrence, Onyx Lawrence, Irene Grubb, Ona Mae Dean, Velda Hanby, Karin Grubb, Winnie Humphreys, and Mayola Thompson. Their teacher is Miss Ella Black.

Photograph of the First Baptist Church of Mesquite, Texas.

Photograph of Perle Curtis Florence with her daughter, Florence Florence, sitting on the porch of their house at the Florence Ranch.

Photograph of Garland's downtown square, filled with wagons and horses, with Citizens National Bank visible on the left.

Photograph of Garland's downtown square, with a large crowd of people surrounding a fenced enclosure in the street.

Photograph of Garland Lumber Co. with several horse-drawn wagons on the street in front of it.

Photograph of Garnet Lawrence kneeling and Onyx Lawrence standing next to her outdoors, in front of a wire fence.

Photograph of Garnet Lawrence as a young girl, standing outside in winter clothes.

Photograph of a yard with chickens and two young girls, Garnet and Opal Lawrence.

Photograph of the Guymon School class of 1905. The class members are identified as (left to right) Maude Denny, Pearl Beck, Ethel Hurleman, Jennie McGuillan, Jim McGuillan, Ressie Jackson, Orville Odair, Mrs. Ray Houser (teacher), Perle Curtis (Florence), Ada Bradshaw, Hattie Jackson, Jewell Hunt (Dean), unknown, T. Rae Reck, and Ceceil Crumley.

Photograph of Hill High Farm when it was still the McGaughey family's home. Pictured are (left to right) standing: Charlie and Harriett McGaughey with children Clay and Voltai; Lula and Robert McGaughey with children Winnie and Beulah; Dave McGaughey; Mary Emma (Mollie) McGaughey Barksdale and Joe C. Barksdale with children Rafie, Viola, Louis and Virgil; seated: James F. and Adelaide McGaughey.

Photograph of two horses hitched to a buggy, with one man sitting in the buggy and another standing next to it.

Photograph of a man sitting in a carriage drawn by a team of horses, with a fence in the background.

Photograph of Hugh Lawrence seated in a wicker chair holding Onyx Lawrence as a small child.

Photograph of Hugh Lawrence in a WWI-era military uniform, standing in a yard with trees and buildings in the background.

Photograph of two women standing on the S. D. Lawrence property with a mule barn and buggy in the background. The woman on the right is identified as Janie Smith Walker.