Collection stories about the Kiowa and Apache Indians, coyotes and other animals, cooking, and other miscellaneous folklore. The index begins on page 237.

Photograph of the front and north side of a single-story, side-gabled stone building that has an entrance near the left side of the building, largely obscured by potted tree on the sidewalk. There is a historical building marker posted to the left of the door and bay window extending to the right of the entrance, with a flyer posted in the center pane and other items partially visible inside. A handwritten sign is hung by string to the right of the windows, with the text, "Biergarten & German Food Served in the Rear." Several other potted plants are also visible along the edge of the building.

Photograph of a Christ statue installed at the edge of the lawn between the old (1863) and new (1906) St Mary's Church buildings, located at 306 W San Antonio. The sculpture is hanging on a brown wooden cross frame beneath a triangular roof with text in gold: "Grüß Gott." Both buildings are visible in the background, with the older stone building at right and the newer, Gothic-style building at left, partially obscured by trees and bushes.

Negative of a building in Fredericksburg, Texas. The building is two stories and made out of stone and wood. There is a sign attached to the bottom of the balcony that is written in German. There is another sign on a pole by the edge of the photograph that can only be partially seen.

Photograph of building with columns by a lake. The building has columns all along its front and has stairs leading to the lake. On the stairs are decorative lion statues. Behind and to the sides of the building are trees. On the bank of the lake is grass. On the back of the photograph is German script.

Negative of Antiek Furnishings & Lighting in Fredericksburg, Texas. The name of the business is on a sign in front. The store is in a small white house with darker trim. The porch is covered and has carved wooden posts. There is a white picket fence in front.

Negative of Das Peach Haus in Fredericksburg, Texas. It is a wooden building with a wooden fence around it. The porch is covered, and there are hanging plants on it. There is a sign in front that says Das Peach Haus.

Negative of Das Peach Haus in Fredericksburg, Texas. It is a wooden building with signs hanging from the porch that say Apples, Sausage, and Honey. The name of the store is at the top of the building. There are two open doors, and pumpkins sitting outside on the porch. Two wooden paths lead up to the entrance.

Negative of a business in Fredericksburg, Texas called Der Kiichen Laden. The store is in a small white wooden building with dark trim. There is an "OPEN" sign in the window. There is a sign in front that says "Gourmet Cookware Der Kiichen Laden Local Crafts." There is another unidentified business to the right with a "CLOSED" sign in the window.

Negative of a store in Fredericksburg, Texas called Der Kiichen Laden. It is a white wooden building with dark trim. There is a sign in front that says "Gourmet Cookware Der Kiichen Laden Local Crafts. The sign on the left side of the building appears to say "mastercrafts," and there is a sign to the left that says "Klier Sheet Metal Customer Parking Only." There is another unidentified building to the right.

Negative of several businesses in the same building in Fredericksburg, Texas. This is a stone building with a tin roof and covered porch. There are signs for four businesses along the front of the building, The Wood Pile, Biergarten, Alt's Antiques, and Millers Mini-shop, and there is another sign that says "Altdorf." The large sign in front, to the left, says "Altdorf" at the top and lists the names of the businesses underneath. There is another business to the right with a sign that says "Printing Press Instant Printing." The top of a church can be seen in the background.

Negative of several businesses in the same building in Fredericksburg, Texas. This is a stone building with a tin roof and covered porch. There are signs for four businesses along the front of the building, The Wood Pile, Biergarten, Alt's Antiques, and Millers Mini-shop, and there is another sign that says "Altdorf." The large sign in front, to the left, says "Altdorf" at the top and lists the names of the businesses underneath. There is another business to the right with a sign that says "Printing Press Instant Printing." The top of a church can be seen in the background.

Negative of Oma Koock's Restaurant and Biergarten in Fredericksburg, Texas. The restaurant has a covered patio, and there is a stone wall with a gate in front. The sign in front says "Oma Koock's Restaurant & Biergarten," and there is a cactus under it.

Photograph of students standing outside of a building upon which is a banner that says "willkommen." The teen males near the building are wearing jeans, cowboy boots, cowboy hats, and ribbon ties. Teen females are wearing white shirts, aprons, and skirts. Three people close to the camera are wearing frilled vests and playing instruments.

Photograph of students standing outside of a building upon which is a banner that says "willkommen." The teen males near the building are wearing jeans, cowboy boots, cowboy hats, and ribbon ties. Teen females are wearing white shirts, aprons, and skirts. Three people close to the camera are wearing frilled vests and playing instruments.

Photograph of a white car with an open top and a U. S. flag mounted on its front right wheel well. Its passengers are mostly obscured, save for Lady Bird Johnson. The car is passing in front of the Fredericksburg High School band and a reversed sign that reads "wellkommen."

Photograph of people gathered in front of the Vereins-Kirche in Fredericksburg, Texas, in order to bid farewell to Ludwig Erhard. A banner written with "auf wiedersehen" stands in front of a batter's cage of an nearby baseball field. People mill about in the street near a white car that has a U. S. and a German flag attached to its front wheel wells.

Photograph of the Fredericksburg High School Band lined up and in their uniforms. A pair of majorettes are holding poles of a banner that reads "Willkommen," which is German for "welcome."

Photograph of people outside of a white two story building. Many of these are young women wearing dirndls, while others are men wearing suits and hats and older women wearing formal dresses. Wagons are visible to the left of the building's entrance, which has a banner stating "Willkommen!" hanging over it.

Photograph of a sign sitting on a house lawn. The sign reads "Herzlich willkommen Herr Bundeskanzler Erhard," which means "Warm welcome to Chancellor Erhard."

Photograph of a banner that reads "Willkommen" and is hanging over a street. The left of the banner is printed with a striped and starred shield, while the right shield has three vertical stripes of increasingly dark colors. Traffic lights, buildings, and cars can be seen along the road.

Photograph of a stadium full of people. At the lower left, there is a group of men wearing shirts and bow ties who are sitting under letters that have been affixed to a railing. The letters spell out "willkommen Adenauer." To the lower right, boys and girls are dressed in traditional German style. Behind the children is a German flag (left) and patriotic bunting (right).

Photograph of a stadium full of people. At the lower left, there is a group of men wearing shirts and bow ties who are sitting under letters that have been affixed to a railing. The letters spell out "willkommen Adenauer." To the lower right, boys and girls are dressed in traditional German style. Behind the children is a German flag (left) and patriotic bunting (right).

Collection stories about the Kiowa and Apache Indians, coyotes and other animals, cooking, and other miscellaneous folklore. The index begins on page 237.