Photographic analysis of the flight of a pigeon.

Photo of a man in a suit and has a beard. Backside of photo handwriting: "August 1st 1883 From Your Friend George(?) Helhon(?)"

Photograph of a teacher holding up a book in her hands as she reads to her children as they follow along. Bloomfield School was a one-room schoolhouse built one mile northwest of Pilot Point, TX.

Photograph of "Boomers" in Caldwell, KS, during the Land Opening, c. 1883-1884.

The facade of the house shows the color and many textural patterns. The windows are dressed with a variety of balconies and grids.

The view is of the corner of the house with a close view of colored ceramic tiles and textures.

The close detail view is of the exterior facade and shows the yellow flower decorated ceramic tiles and the wrought iron fence with its flower decorations.

The view is a close detail of the winged dragon like creature atop the fence and behind can be seen the yellow flowery design on the blue-green ground of the ceramic tiles.

The view is of one of the turrets and the juxtaposition of colorful ceramic tiles laid on the rough red bricks.

The close view of the exterior of the building shows the detail of the alternating flowered ceramic tiles with plain white tiles as well as two small cupids that sit on a ledge. A vertical stained glass window is also shown.

A small cupid sits atop a window ledge with the alternating pattern of white tiles and flowered tiles behind.

In this view the rough undressed stone is visible juxtaposed next to the rough red brick and the smooth decorative ceramic tiles.

Photograph of the Charles S. Cock House (located at 402 East Hopkins Street) in San Marcos, Texas.

Photograph of a group of six boys. The boys are identified on the back of the photograph as: "Charlie Anders, Joe Anders, John Baker, George Baker, Albert George, Earl McFarland." Also written "about 1883 Taken." The front row has three boys seated on a trunk; back row has three boys standing.

Photograph of the Cock House (located at 402 East Hopkins Street) in San Marcos, Texas.

Photograph of a Common School, c.1883.

A photograph print showing Denver & Rio Grande (D&RG) 101, 0-4-4-0, double-ended Fairlie "Mountaineer".

A photograph postcard showing Denver & Rio Grande (D&RG) 108, 4-4-0 (BLW), narrow gauge. This was one of three hard coal engines built for D&RG; they were unsuccessful. (Builder's photo).

A photograph postcard showing Denver & Rio Grande (D&RG) 166, 4-6-0 (BLW). (Builder's photo).

Photograph of A.F. Chamberlin's home at Feship Hills, 5 miles north of Vinita, Indian Territory.

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Two women in ruffled gowns are at the center of the action next to a donkey carrying the flower seller's baskets. General merrymaking takes place behind and beside the women. A couple at the right side of the painting are seated and appear to be chatting.

Photograph of Hallie Maud Thurman in a white dress standing in a chair and a baby sitting in a chair while wearing a long white dress that runs to the floor. To the left of the baby, a woman's arm can be seen supporting the child so it does not fall. We are making a guess as to the last name of the toddler in this photo based upon her first name, other photographs we have in our collection that belonged to Hallie Thurman, and information taken from census records. We are guessing the baby sitting beside her is a child that did not survive from Elizabeth (Betty) Thurman's first marriage to Hallie's father. Later census records list her as having had 2 children, with one surviving. Hallie was born on April 18, 1881 in Limestone, Texas.

Photograph of a rock formation surrounded by trees and shrubs. The rock formation has a small divide that nearly splits it into two. The sky above the landscape is empty. Smaller rocks are scattered amongst the grass and shrubs.