Scrapbook page for the Walk-A-Thon event hosted by the San Antonio Chapter of Links, Inc. The page includes four photographs of individuals wearing green shirts. The shirts are emblazoned with the Links, Inc. logo and text which reads "San Antonio Walk-A-Thon."

Scrapbook page for the San Antonio Chapter of Links, Inc. The page includes three photographs of women attending a program. Two pairs of women stand together in the uppermost photographs. Women sit at a table in the lowermost photograph. One woman is applying a facial mask.

Calling card with portrait of Ottile Haas. She is shown from the waist up. She is wearing a long-sleeve jacket and neckerchief. On the front of the card it says "Ottile Haas."

A cartoon of Santa Clause blocking a North Texas coach, 1968.

A printing of an Bald Eagle in gold foil on card paper.

Photograph of Orbit, the Houston Astros mascot, walking amongst hundreds of area residents at the Red Ribbon Rally in League City Park. The mascot costume is multi-colored. Antennae protrude from the mascot's blue helmet. The event was part of a city-wide Drug Awareness Week put on by League City.

Black and white reproduction print of Galveston taken from Harper's Weekly; limited edition of 100 sets

Photographic postcard picturing the nieces and nephews of Teresa Campos (L-R) Fred Ortega, age 4; Fransica Ortega, age 5; Enedina Martinez (sitting); Nena Ortega, age 2; Maria Martinez Ortega (Enedina's daughter); and Fransico, age 6. They are at their house in Ruidosa, Texas.

Group portrait of the Bosley family in front of their home in Palo Pinto County by Buck Creek. The house has a wooden shingled roof and two stone chimneys at either end. On the porch is a bed with two quilted pillows on it that are decorated with large stars. In the group there are two men, three women, four children and one baby. Identification provided by the donor of these items is as follows: left to right- Aunt Alice, Uncle Sam, unknown, Uncle Ed, Grandpa Methias "Sy", Uncle Pete, Uncle Rob, "Dad," John, Uncle Baker, Grandma Amanda

16 mm film strip of Regeneration, 1928. Three men hold a woman dressed as a ballerina.

16 mm film strip of Regeneration, 1928. A man dressed in a tuxedo at right watches another man and woman dancing at left.

16 mm film strip of Regeneration, 1928. A man in a suit stands and sings.

16 mm film strip of Regeneration, 1928. A man in a suit is singing.

Photograph of Fran Vick, scanned for the Texas Folklore Society. Vick is looking at the camera and smiling.

Photograph of Fran Vick (left) and another woman (right) at the Carl Hertzog Awards ceremony at the University of Texas, El Paso in April 2008. They are standing side by side, looking at the camera and smiling. Vick has an article of clothing draped over her right arm. The other woman is holding a wine glass.

Photograph of Fran Vick at the Carl Hertzog Awards ceremony at the University of Texas, El Paso in April 2008. Vick is standing outdoors, looking at the camera and smiling.

Photograph of a building next to the Huntsville, Texas railway, scanned for the Texas Folklore Society. A train can be seen on the right side of the photograph. A plus sign logo and unidentified phrase can be seen on the front-facing wall of the building.

Photograph of R. G. Dean, scanned for the Texas Folklore Society. Dean is looking at the camera and smiling.

Photograph of Jean Schnitz, scanned for the Texas Folklore Society. She is sitting in a chair in the kitchen, holding three cookbooks: (top-bottom) "Betty Crocker's Picture Cook Book," "Our Lady of Refuge Cookbook," and, "Nueces County...Cookbook." Schnitz is looking up at the camera and smiling slightly. A shelf full of books can be seen next to her on the right side of the photograph, beneath the kitchen counter.

Photograph of Fran Vick at age 17, scanned for the Texas Folklore Society. Vick is looking at the camera and smiling.

Photograph of Leon Hale, scanned for the Texas Folklore Society. Hale is looking at the camera and smiling.

Photograph of Jane and Dub Wood, scanned for the Texas Folklore Society. They are standing side by side and smiling. Jane is looking down and to the left of the camera. Dub is looking directly at the camera.

Photograph of Jean Andrews, scanned for the Texas Folklore Society. Andrews is facing to the right of the camera and smiling.

Photograph of Doris Compton Park, scanned for the Texas Folklore Society. Park is looking at the camera with a straight face. The outer areas of the photograph are blurred, leaving blank white space around her face and neck.