Photograph of an aerial view of Saint Mary Hospital on 3600 Gates Boulevard. There are several buildings connected by smaller covered walkways. Fields surround the hospital, and there is a football field behind it.

Photograph of an armadillo detained by a hand holding its tail. Armadillos are common in Texas.

Photograph of a section of the Guadalupe River after it was cleared of limbs and debris by snag boats to make the river navigable.

Photograph of a section of the Guadalupe River after it was cleared of limbs and debris by snag boats to make the river navigable.

Photograph of tree limbs on the bank of the Guadalupe River prior to being cleared by snag boats. A snag boat can be seen in the background.

Photograph of the banks of the Guadalupe River before snag boats cleared them of limbs and other debris.

Photograph of the banks of the Guadalupe River after being cleared of limbs and other debris by snag boats.

Postcard of the two-story Baroque architecture styled home of Mrs A. C. Jones located at 611 East Jones St. Philanthropist and supporter of local schools, Mrs. A.C. (Jane Field) Jones (1842-1918) built the house on this site after her husband Captain Jones’ death in 1906. Governors and other Texas leaders were welcomed here. Located on the hill where the college stands today, the first and much grander A.C. Jones home was sold to the John Flournoy and moved into town by mule and wagon. It stood facing Flournoy Park until it was razed in 1946.

Photograph of a herd of cattle at Circle Bayou in Victoria County, Texas.

Photograph of a fisherman's catch: Two freshwater catfish caught at Circle Bayou.

Photograph of a herd of cattle at Circle Bayou in Victoria County, Texas.

Photograph of cattle standing in a pasture at Circle Bayou. A body of water is in the background.

Photograph of three men sitting at a table eating. They are at a campsite at Circle Bayou.

Photograph of two men, L. F. Jecker (left) and J. G. Rose, sitting in chairs at a campsite at Circle Bayou. A campfire is nearby. A tent is in the background.

Photograph of the Victoria County bridge over the Guadalupe River and the ice plant on the bank.

Photograph of two men, J. G. Rose (left) and L. F. Jecker, sitting at a table in a campsite at Circle Bayou. Food and eating utensils are on the table.

Photograph of a hedge of roses.

Photograph of a wooden loading chute leading into a dipping vat where cattle were treated for ticks at J. F. Welder Ranch.

Photograph of L. F. Jecker at Circle Bayou in Victoria County, Texas.

Fact sheet for the Fair of the Americas.

Photograph of two men and a horse and buggy. One man, L. F. Jecker, is standing and one man is sitting on the buggy.

A 1913 postcard with an image of a two-story, brick building labeled "First National Bank Building, Beeville, Texas." The postcard was sent from Beeville January 24, 1913 and addressed to Mr. & Mrs. W. M. Billingsly in Mineral, Texas. Part of the postcard is damaged, but the text reads "...certainly did...ourselves while w...all day think I will fo...my good time any ways...You must come and see us when you come...With Love from R[..]erta & Lonnie"

Photograph of two men near the campfire at a campsite in Circle Bayou. A buggy and a tent, as well as trees are in the background. The two men are identified as J. G. Rose and L. F. Jecker.

Photograph of J. G. Rose standing, holding his shotgun and two pintail drakes he shot.