Photograph of 11 Cottle County Officials standing in front of the courthosue in 1900. All of the men are wearing hats. Back of photograph: "Some of the men shown in the picture, with the old courthouse at Paducah in the background, were instrumental in the organization and early development of Cottle County. The old courthouse, built in 1884...Seen in the picture, which was made in 1900, are left to right), H.P. Cook, tax assessor; J.C. Evans, commissioner; M.F. Knowles, county judge; J.H. Doolen, justice of the peace; J.M. Barron, sheriff; Dan Jenkins, county treasurer; Roddy Neff, county clerk; John W. Carroll, surveyor; J.J. Thomas, Joe Robertson and G.W. Woodley, commissioners."

Enlarged photograph of the courthouse in Paducah, Texas. An automobile is parked outside the courthouse.

Copy negative of Jerome, Wilson, Ina Belle and Thelma McCartey as children on horseback. The boys are wearing button-up shirts and the girls are wearing dresses and bows in their hair.

Copy negative of a young girl, Thelma McCarley, holding her doll (baby Jim) in Paducah, Texas. Thelma is wearing a dress and long stockings.

Photograph of an unknown man standing on the Cottle County Courthouse steps.

Copy negative of a Lorene holding her daughter Elizabeth Graves. Lorene's hair is pulled back into a bun and she is wearing a light colored shirt and a dark skirt and Elizabeth is wearing a light colored dress with dark stockings and shoes. The image is encased in a rectangular holder that has an oval opening.

Photograph of a military graveyard in Paducah, Texas.

Copy negative of two children, Thelma McCarley and Katherine Russell, posing for a picture in Paducah, Texas. The older girl, a toddler, is wearing a white dress with a white bow in her hair while holding the back of a wooden chair. The younger, an infant, is also in a white dress and sits in the wooden chair.

Copy negative of Lura Collier Flynn and Frances Collier McCarley standing together on a porch wearing light colored clothing.