Photograph of the grounds of the College of Marshall taken from the northeast, showing a grassy lawn and trees with a corner of Marshall Hall just visible behind the trees. The College of Marshall, founded in 1914, was a Baptist institution, and is now East Texas Baptist University. Marshall Hall was built in 1916.

Photograph of the grounds of the College of Marshall taken in the 1930s showing trees and bushes. The College of Marshall, founded in 1914, was a Baptist institution, and is now East Texas Baptist University.

Photograph of the grounds of the College of Marshall taken from the west, showing a grassy lawn and trees with the back of Marshall Hall in the background. The College of Marshall, founded in 1914, was a Baptist institution, and is now East Texas Baptist University. Marshall Hall was built in 1916.

Photograph of the main building, now called Marshall Hall, of the College of Marshall. The photograph was taken from an angle below the front steps, with trees framing the view. The hood of a parked automobile is visible in the lower left. The College of Marshall, founded in 1914, was a Baptist institution, and is now East Texas Baptist University. Marshall Hall was built in 1916.

Photograph of the two-story brick house located at 305 Henley Perry Drive in Marshall, Texas. It has a steep asymmetrical gable above the entrance. Canvas awnings are above several of the windows, and vines grow on the walls and chimney.

Photograph of the one-story side-gable brick house at 401 Henley Perry Drive, in Marshall, Texas, with porch across the full façade with six square columns. Low hedges line the front porch and front sidewalk, and there are chairs on the front porch.

Photograph of the house at 515 East Houston St., in Marshall, Texas. It is a two-story hipped-roof with cross-gables modified L-plan house with wood siding, corner tower, and corner porch.

Photograph of Mary McAllister, three-quarters view, head and shoulders. She is wearing a dark jacket and a light colored blouse with a wide lace-edged collar. Her hair is cut short and waved. Inscribed in ink on the folder is: Mary Wilcox McAlister [sic] who married Marion Sims McCutchan."

Photograph of Caddo Lake in the evening with a full moon showing through light clouds and reflecting on the water. The silhouettes of trees in the water are in the distance.

Photograph showing a motorboat on Caddo Lake taken and printed by Kenneth McCutchan in the 1930s. Trees and a dock are visible in the background. The boat is going fast enough to leave a wake in the water as it turns away from the camera.

Photograph showing a motorboat on Caddo Lake taken and printed by Kenneth McCutchan in the 1930s. Trees and a dock are visible in the background.

Photograph of Sims McCutchan, Jr. sitting in an upholstered arm chair in a living room, wearing a suit and tie, in an informal pose. It was taken at night with photographer's lighting supplementing the room lighting, and McCutchan's face and right hand are highlighted. A telephone on a small table is visible behind him as well as a book shelf. There is an antimacassar on the back of the chair.

Photograph of Marion Sims McCutchan, Sr. sitting in a wicker rocking chair holding his infant son. The baby is probably McCutchan's the first born son, Robert Lewis McCutchan, born 4/1/1903. The baby is wearing a long christening gown, and the father is wearing a suit, vest, and tie. Visible in the background are a wood arm chair with a vertical slat back, patterned wallpaper, fireplace with mantlepiece with pictures and ornaments on it and faced with gathered cloth. On the hearth is a framed fireplace screen consisting of a framed lithographic print of a seated young woman with an admirer next to her holding an oar in his right hand.

Group photograph of students posed standing in two rows in front of a school building. Four windows and part of an arched window are visible. Nineteen girls wearing checked pinafores are in the first row. The boys are in the scond row, most of whom wear ties. The teacher, Mrs. Johnnie Davis McCutchan, stands in the middle of the back row wearing a coat with fur collar. Most of the girls have bobbed hair.

Photograph of an unidentified house in Marshall, Texas. it is a one-story side-gable house with wood siding and central entrance door with sidelights and multi-paned windows above the door. It appears that the porch was later changed with a projecting gable front bay on the right and wraparound porch on the left.

Photograph of an unidentified house in Marshall, Texas. It is a two-story L-plan house with a one-story projecting bay window. The first floor is faced with vertical and horizontal wood siding, while the second story and front gable are faced with shingle siding. A three-bay one story porch projects from the long side of the L. The porch ornament includes turned spindles and jig-sawn arches above turned columns. The house is in a dilapidated condition, with paint worn off and two visible broken windows. Part of a small building, perhaps a carriage house, is visible in the lower left of the photograph.

Photograph of an unidentified house in Marshall, Texas. It is a two-story side-gable house with wood siding and a projecting two-story entrance wing with two-story porch. The porch has decorative millwork, or gingerbread, painted in a contrasting color. The house is on a raised site, with a low retaining wall next to the sidewalk and concrete steps leading up from the sidewalk to the entrance walk.

Photograph of thirteen children posed as praying in the chancel of the First Presbyterian Church, Marshall, Texas, probably as part of the centennial pageant held in recognition of the church's 100th anniversary in 1950. Organ pipes are visible behind the children, and two microphones on stands are in front. On the floor between the two microphones is a model of a small church and what appears to be the head of a dark-haired woman painted on paper.

Photograph of a performance in the chancel of the First Presbyterian Church, Marshall, Texas, reenacting early years in the church's history as part of its centennial pageant. The performers are in 19th century costumes. Organ pipes are in the background and two microphones on stands are in front.

Photograph of Sims McCutchan, III, at approximately age six sitting in a red wagon, smiling at the camera. He is wearing a winter coat.

Photograph of a group of girls and boys and two adults posed around a large brick outdoor grill upon which hot dogs are being cooked. A wooden case of Dr. Pepper bottles is in the foreground. The two adults visible on the left are Johnnie McCutchan (Mrs. Sims McCutchan, Jr.) and John Taylor. The photograph was taken at night.

Photograph of the Locke home, with two women and a dog seated on the front porch. Version two shows slightly more of the left side of the house than Version one, and it is printed lighter. The house is a one-story side-gable house of wood siding, two chimneys, and four slender square columns supporting ornate scroll-sawn decorative brackets. Two ferns are on stands on the porch, and a picket fence and two trees are in front of the house. The figure in back is Sarah Dycke Locke, and the figure in front may be Katie McAllister.