A photograph print showing the Santa Fe (ATSF) 420, 4-6-0, ex: S.F.P. 200, Silsbee, TX.

Photograph of the Batson Oil Well historical marker, with an inscription that reads "Discovery well, Batson Oil Field, Paraffine Oil Co. No. 1, total depth 790 ft., initial production 600 bbls., completed Oct. 31, 1903."

Photograph of a record of marks and brands in Hardin County, Texas, a book with handwritten names and drawings of brands.

Photograph of Carl Wilson, the Hardin County treasurer, sitting in a wheelchair at a desk with a full bookshelf behind him.

Photograph of a man and a woman standing on either side of a Cook Book Cake display at Neches Minimart in Silsbee, Texas.

Photograph of a man and a woman standing on either side of a Cook Book Cake display at a food store in Silsbee, Texas.

Photograph of a man and a woman standing on either side of a Cook Book Cake display at Neches Minimart in Silsbee, Texas.

Photograph of a man and a woman holding up a Grennan Banana Flip baked snack. They are standing in front of a Cook Book Cake display in a food store in Silsbee, Texas. Various food products can be seen in the background.

Photograph of a man and a woman holding up a Grennan Banana Flip baked snack. They are standing in front of a Cook Book Cake display in a food store in Silsbee, Texas. Various food products can be seen in the background.

Photograph of a man and a woman holding up a Grennan Banana Flip baked snack. They standing on either side of a Cook Book Cake display in a food store in Silsbee, Texas.

Photograph of Hardin County Courthouse in Kountze, TX. The courthouse is a yellow building with an upward-sloping, triangular roof and three offset sections that project a short distance out from the rest of the building. Across most of the building are two rows of windows, with the bottom row containing arched windows while the upper row is made up by rectangular windows. The center offset section of the building contains the front entrance to the courthouse, which has a short set of stairs leading up to its doors. The other two offset sections sit on either side of and a short distance away from the central offset section, each with three rows of windows rather than two. The roof of the courthouse spans the width of these two offset sections, leaving the far sides of the building with a simple, flat roof. At the left end of the building a shorter, single-floor building with arched windows is visible, behind which is another building that appears rectangular and taller. In front of the courthouse is a green lawn occupied by multiple tall trees whose foliage slightly obscures some details of the courthouse. In the bottom left corner of the photo are …

Photograph of the Ada Bell Oil Company in Batson, Texas.

Photograph of the Ada Bell Oil Company in Batson, Texas.

Photograph of the Ada Bell Oil Company in Batson, Texas.

Photograph of the Ada Bell Oil Company in Batson, Texas.

Photograph of the Ada Bell Oil Company in Batson, Texas.

Photograph of the Ada Bell Oil Company in Batson, Texas.

Photograph of the Ada Bell Oil Company in Batson, Texas.

Photograph of the Ada Bell Oil Company in Batson, Texas.

Photograph of the Ada Bell Oil Company in Batson, Texas.

Photograph of the Kirby Hill House in Kountze, Texas.

Photograph of the Kirby Hill House in Kountze, Texas.

Photograph of the Kirby Hill House in Kountze, Texas.

Photograph of the Kirby Hill House in Kountze, Texas.