Photograph of J. F. Cobb's parade float, a covered wagon decorated with flowers and steamers with "Cobbs Shoes" written on the side in flowers. There is a black man standing near the front of the float, a woman in a dark-colored dress sitting in a oversized shoe, and several children sitting and standing on the float. "J. F. Cobb's 'display' on May 4, 1904" is written on the back.

Photograph of a baby in a white or light-colored outfit lying on an embroidered blanket. The text on the back reads, "The boy Aunt Lavinia Hines adopted: Arthur Hines?"

Photograph of David Bowers and Sallie Mayfield Bowers. David is wearing a white shirt and dark jacket, and Sallie is wearing a dark-colored dress. "Uncle David Bowers and Aunt Sallie" is written on the back.

Photograph of Guy and Carney Brewer, shown from the chest up and looking toward the camera. "Guy Brewer and wife Carney" is written on the back of the photograph.

Photograph of James Bentley Hale as a toddler, standing and holding onto a wooden chair. He is wearing a white or light-colored dress and dark boots.

Photograph of Kate, Laura, and Lavinia Mayfield wearing dark-colored dresses. They are all seated facing toward the camera and the woman in the middle is holding some small accessories on her lap. The back of the photo has "Mayfield Sisters; Aunt Kate, Aunt Laura, Aunt Lavinia" written on it.

Photograph of Katie Hines sitting in a large wicker chair. She appears to be eight or nine years old and is wearing a calf-length skirt or dress. "Katie Hines Lyon, Texas" is written on the back.

Photograph of Laura Hines sitting in a wicker chair. She is leaning on one arm and is wearing a knee or calf-length dress. "Laura Hines" is written on the back.

Photograph of (left to right) Rachel, Joe David, Lillian, Billy & Mary Addison. The older children are standing around a wicker chair and Lilian is standing on the seat of the chair. The boys are wearing ties and jackets, and the girls are wearing knee-length white dresses.

Photograph of Caldwell High School's graduating students in 1902. There are ten people pictures, five women sitting or standing in the front row and five men standing in the second row. The students are all holding diplomas and some of the women also have fans. The names are listed on the back of the photograph, "Top row left to right: Oliver C. Womble, Caldwell, Tex., deceased; Albert C. Hale, Ft. Worth, Tex.; Hubert A. Womble, Caldwell, Tex.; A. L. Malone, [..]; George [..] Gray, Houston, Tex. Bottom Row: Mabel Rookhill, Beaumont, Tex.; Irene Hope, Caldwell, Tex.; Helen M. [..], Caldwell, Tex.; Lottie L[oden], Caldwell, Tex.; Maggie Hope, Caldwell, Tex."

Photograph of Beulah Hope Cobb wearing a dark-colored dress with buttons down the front and small earrings. "Cousin Beulah Cobb" is written on the back of the card.

Photograph of John Pike. His head and chest is visible and he's wearing a striped tie, waistcoat, and jacket.

Photograph of several wagons drawn by mules in the yard of the Martin Taylor Lumber Company. Several men are sitting or standing on the wagons and there are wooden buildings in the background. "[Co]mpliments of the [M]artin Taylor Lumber Co. to Thad B. Hale 1/24/1911" is written on the back.