Photograph of a woman seated and dressed in Victorian attire, visible from the lap up. She is wearing a puffy-sleeved, high-necked dress, an elaborate hat, a silhouette pendant at her collar, and gloves.

Photograph of an infant standing on the seat of a polished wooden chair. The child is wearing a white dress and faces the camera.

Photograph of Watt Reynolds Matthews as a boy, wearing a checked jacket, high collar, and a neck tie. An artist's signature is written underneath his vignetted form. His name is written along the bottom of the page. The left side of the photo is a cover with a venous pattern.

Portrait of William David Reynolds wearing a dark-colored three piece suit and glasses, visible from the chest up.

Photograph of Lucile Matthews as a toddler with dark, wavy hair and wearing a white dress.

Photograph of three children in a portrait. Two girls with dark hair and white dresses are on either side of a shorter boy with short black hair. The girl on the left is Ella Reynolds, the boy in the center is Watt Matthews, and the girl on the right is Annie Merle Reynolds.

Photograph of seven children in a vignetted portrait. The children are, starting with the eldest girl at the top and going clockwise: May Matthews, Joe Matthews, Susette Matthews, Ethel Matthews, Lucile Matthews, Sallie Matthews, and John A. Matthews. Photo is labeled "A Very Merry Christmas."

Photograph of William D. Reynolds in a vignetted portrait. He is mustached and wears a wool jacket, tie, and high white collar. "W. D. Reynolds married mama's first cousin Susan Matthews" is written underneath him in pencil.

Photograph of a young man seated for a portrait. He is wearing a three piece suit with a high collar and is seated on a wicker chair.

Photograph of William D. Reynolds standing for a portrait while wearing masonic regalia. This regalia includes a feathered hat, uniform, and sword. "W. D. Reynolds, Treas." is printed on a piece of paper and attached to the mat under the photo.

Photograph of a young child leaning on a small stack of hay. She has short, dark hair and wears a white dress, sash, and boots. She is standing in front of a background painted to resemble and outdoor scene and atop a floor strewn with hay.

Scrapbook page from the red Mammie V. Bartholomew album displaying five sepia-tone prints and one color card. On the left side of the page are four photographs. Proceeding from top to bottom, the first is a 17 x 12 centimeter photo of what might be Lambshead creek in a flood. The ranch gate is visible on the left bank of the creek. Below this is a photo of the same size of a creek near Albany, Texas. A young boy is standing in the center of the photo by the water among the brush lining the banks. On the left in the distance are three adults standing on a walkway built over the creek. In the bottom left corner of the page is a family portrait (10 x 14 centimeters) of Mrs. Gustie and three children taken on a porch. To the right of this photo is a portrait (10 x 14 centimeters) of Archie and Benson Campbell. The boys are standing in front of a printed backdrop and next to a table covered by a flowery cloth. They are both wearing knickers and bow ties. In the top right corner of the page is a 8 x 10 centimeter …

Photograph of a family, consisting of Susan Emily Reynolds Newcomb (standing), Anne Maria Campbell Reynolds (sitting left), a young girl, and Gus Newcomb.

Photograph of Nathan Loomis Bartholomew in military uniform, complete with a hat, a sash, and a sword. He is standing in front of a painted backdrop. The name N. L. Bartholomew, P. C. is printed on piece of paper attached to the mat below the photo.

Photograph of Sam Spears standing for a portrait. He is wearing military regalia, including a feathered hat, uniform, and sword. The name Sam Spears is printed on a piece of paper attached to the mat under the photo.

Photograph of two young girls standing outdoors with a leashed deer faun.

Photograph of a piece of industrial equipment labeled "Gumbo Buster" lying on wooden boards that cover a hole. A pile of rope sits at a foot of a metallic tower structure to the left. The structure lies at the feet of surrounding scrub hills.

Photograph of a two story ranch house. The walls are built with stone blocks and the roof with wood. A small columned overhang stands above the front door and two side windows. Chimneys are visible on the left and right side of the house. Two second story windows project forth from the wooden roof.

Photograph of a small wooden ranch building with a chimney rising out of the roof. There is a door with two stone steps on the right side of the building and three windows along the right side. The structure rests in an open field with overgrown plants.

Album of photographs collected by Watt Reynolds Matthews including images of his family and the ranch. The first page of photos is page 7.

Album of photographs collected by Sally Reynolds Matthews including images of her family and the ranch. The first page of photos is page 28.

Photograph of a group of cowboys leading cows through a wooden chute and into a brick dipping vat.

Photograph of Mr. and Mrs. Glen Reynolds posing for a portrait. Glen Reynolds is wearing a three piece suit and is sitting on an ornate chair. Augusta "Gustie" Reynolds stands to the right with her right hand on his shoulder. She is wearing a black dress with a white lace piece around her neck. The background is painted with an ornate clock and candlestick.

Photograph of President Lyndon Baines Johnson posing with Lady Bird Johnson and another man and woman during his visit to Lambshead Ranch, June 7, 1969. The visit coincided with the annual production of the Fort Griffin Fandangle, an outdoor musical about the history of Fort Griffin written by Robert Nail, in Albany, Texas. Johnson is touching the arm of the woman on his left; Lady Bird and the man are standing to his right. Johnson and the man are wearing scarves fastened by pins in the shape of Texas. There are two microphones on stands in the foreground of the picture. Behind the group on the right are men wearing cowboy hats holding instruments. Onlookers are also standing behind Johnson among a grove of trees. "On the Pedernales -" is written along the bottom of the photo.