A copy print of the Alamo during its time as an Army Depot, with three covered wagons pulled by ox teams in the foreground. The American flag flies over the building.

An enlarged copy print of the Alamo during its time as an Army Depot, with three covered wagons pulled by ox teams in the foreground. The American flag flies over the building. A partial image of the former convento repeats at the far right edge of the photo.

An enlarged copy print of the Alamo with three covered wagons pulled by ox teams in the foreground. The American flag flies over the building.

A portrait photograph of Andrea Castanon Villanueva (Madam Candelaria).

Photograph of a structure that is likely the base of a defensive tower, or bastion, built into the south perimeter wall at Mission Espada.

Copy print showing different stages of the demolition of the "Bat Cave," last used as a police station and recorders court, in Military Plaza. The top photo shows men at work demolishing the 12 foot stone wall surrounding the city jail (center structure) behind the Bat Cave. A man driving a wagon is visible at the lower left. The bottom photo shows the front (east) and south facades of the Bat Cave. Wooden shutters and other lumber removed from the building are piled in front. Workmen are visible at the top and bottom of the stairs.

Photograph of the front facade of Beethoven Hall at 420 South Alamo Street.

Copy print of a collage documenting the Beethoven Mannerchor, or Men's Chorus. It includes several large and small portraits of the members, as well as photographs of the exterior and interior spaces of their meeting house.

Photograph of an oblique view of the front (north) and east facades of the Bexar County Courthouse, looking south across Main Plaza.

Copy print of a framed, 1873 Koch Birds Eye Map of San Antonio, Texas.

Copy print showing an oblique view of the west and south (rear) facades of C. H. Guenther's Upper Mill on the San Antonio River at Washington and Beauregard Streets. The mill was located on the riverbank opposite the U.S. Arsenal.

Photograph of the Casino Club and Opera House, 204 Market Street. Several men stand on the front and side porches. Two more men stand near the horse and buggy in front of the building.

Photograph of Castle Canyon on Devil's River, along the Sunset Railroad route.

Copy print of the interior of Mission Concepcion's church, facing the chancel. The mural behind the altar depicts the Marian apparition at the grotto (cave) of Massabielle near Lourdes, France in 1858. In 1887, Concepcion's church was repaired and dedicated to Our Lady of Lourdes.

Photograph of the front (east) and south facades of City Hall. An automobile and a buggy are parked in front of the building.

Photograph of an early bridge at Commerce Street, looking down the San Antonio River.

Photograph of the 1880 iron Commerce Street Bridge, looking west along Commerce Street from Alamo Street. The adjacent two-story buildings are (left to right): the Rilling Building and Schultze Hardware.

Photograph of Commerce Street, looking south between Bonham Street (out of view on the left) and Saint Joseph Street on the right. A remnant of the Alamo acequia is visible on the far right, passing under Commerce Street.

Photograph of a painting by Herman Lungkwitz, looking east on Commerce Street (originally called Alameda).

Photograph of Commerce Street looking eastward, towards Military Plaza. San Fernando Cathedral's tower is visible in the background on the left. The two-story building has "Alojamiento" (lodging) painted on the wall facing the street. Part of the sign on the building at the far right reads, "Carpinteria" (carpenter's shop).

Photograph of a crucifix in San Fernando Cathedral.

Photograph of the interior of Degen's Brewery. Three men stand next to various pieces of brewing equipment.

Copy print of the exterior door to the Mission San Jose church chapel, as seen from the convento.

Photograph of the east and south facades of the George Dullnig Building, taken looking northwest at the corner of Alamo and Commerce Streets. The Riverside Building is visible on the far left. Part of the sign for Ernst Raba's photography studio can be seen just below the roof of the turret.