Photograph of Jack County Courthouse in Jacksboro, TX. A road runs in front of the courthouse, on which a red car drive towards the left edge of the photo while a white car begins to emerge from the left side. Two more cars park at the edge of the courthouse's sidewalk, which encloses the building's yellow lawn. In the left side of the image, three benches sit on the lawn to the right of a line of bushes leading to more bushes and a tree at the courthouse's base and an empty flagpole. Next to the benches is a post with multiple white signs that are mostly unreadable except for one with "1962 state AA football champs tigers" written in blue letters. More bushes and trees grow at the opposite corner of the building and extend to the right edge of the image. The courthouse itself faces the left side of the photo, is made of a white stone material, and has a flat roof. A short set of stairs leads up to three set of brown doors set into the building, Between the sets of doors and each column of windows in the courthouse are sections of the building …

Photograph of the Nash and Company store in Jacksboro, Texas. The store has a sign above its entrance that advertises hardware, housewares, appliances, toys, gifts, pipe, and sporting goods. An American flag is attached to a pole in front of the store. Various items are placed on the outside of the store including trash bins, a wheelbarrow, a shovel and more.

Photograph of vertical section of cover on plot 14B. Little bluestem in excellent condition in the cross timbers showing 100% coverage of the soil by grass and leaf litter between the living plants. Raindrops cannot strike the ground directly through cover like this. TX-47, 362.

Photograph of the Upper West Fork Soil Conservation District Board of Supervisors discussing membership goals of the National Association of Soil Conservation Districts. From left to right: 1. Joe F. Wilhite, from Decatur, Texas. 2. Rollins Hill, from Antelope, Texas—Secretary. 3. H. G. Millican, Loving, Texas—Chair. 4. Cecil Bullard, Bridgeport, Texas. 5. Austin Wells, Vashti, Texas. TX-47-956-A.

Photograph of Photo of Upper West Fork Soil Conservation District Board of Supervisors. From left to right: 1. Cecil Bullard, Bridgeport, Texas. 2. Rollins Hill, from Antelope, Texas—Secretary. 3. H. G. Millican, Loving, Texas—Chair. 4. Austin Wells, Vashti, Texas. 5. Joe F. Wilhite, from Decatur, Texas. TX-47-956-B.

Photograph of oats following oats: 15 bushels per acre. Oats following vetch: 60 bushels per acre. J.N. Dickenson, the Palo Pinto, Texas Soil Conservation District supervisor, who lives 6 miles northwest of Perrin, listens while G. F. Wimberley, post master and soil conservation district cooperator tells how vetch increased his per-acre yield of oats from 15 bushels to 60 bushels per acre. The increase is indicate by comparing the two piles of oats, 4 ounces in one and 16 ounces in the other. The vetch was planted in December, 1943. It was grassed and it yielded 7254 seeds on 6.2 acres. TX-43. 157.

Photograph of the remains of the Jermyn School in Jermyn, Texas that was built by the Public Works Administration (PWA) in 1936. All that remains at this location is the school entrance and the foundation. This photograph is a stitched 360-degree panoramic image.

Photograph of the Jack County Courthouse in Jacksboro, Texas.

Photograph of the Knox House in Jacksboro, Texas.

Photograph of the Knox House in Jacksboro, Texas.

Photograph of the Knox House in Jacksboro, Texas.

Photograph of the Knox House in Jacksboro, Texas.

Photograph of the Knox House in Jacksboro, Texas.

Photograph of a historic property in Texas.

Photograph of a historic property in Texas.

Photograph of a historic property in Texas.

Photograph of a historic property in Texas.

Photograph of a historic property in Texas.

Photograph of a historic property in Texas.

Photograph of a historic property in Texas.

Photograph of a historic property in Texas.

Photograph of a historic property in Texas.

Photograph of a historic property in Texas.

Photograph of a historic property in Texas.