Copy negative of an artist's portrait of Joe Baxter Wear and Hattie Susan Wear made near Graham, Texas in the 1890's.

Copy negative of a portrait of Eula Norton and May Brockman wearing high collared jackets and upswept hair.

Photograph of a man standing in a cotton field.

Photograph of a street scene in Olney, Texas. Many horses and buggies stand on the dirt street as if waiting. No people are visible. Some buildings are scattered in the background. On the roof of one building is an advertisement: "Land Office Norman & Stovall". The photographer's caption identifies the occasion as "Trade days".

Photograph of a street scene in Olney, Texas. Men standing or on horses and/or buggies crowd the unpaved downtown street. Brick and wooden buildings are in the background. The photographer's caption identifies the occasion as Trade day.

Photograph of a street scene in Olney, Texas. Men on horses and/or buggies crowd the unpaved downtown street. Wooden buildings are in the background. An electric utility pole stands in the distance.

Photograph of a crowd of people watching two circus performers on high wires in Olney, Texas.

Photograph of cotton plants growing in a field.

Photograph of a man standing in a field of cotton plants. Behind him is a small wooden building in the field.

Photograph of a crowd of people watching two circus performers on high wires in Olney, Texas.

Photograph of a band at the Olney, Texas bandstand. Twenty-four musicians are seated in a semicircle and one conductor is standing in the center of a wooden bandstand. The drumhead reads "Chamber of Commerce Olney Tex." Names are handwritten above some of the individuals. "Year 1927" is handwritten and "Lasater-Studio" is printed on the front of the photograph. Various buildings and a portion of a car with passengers are visible in the background. On the reverse of the photograph is handwritten "W. B. McCary, 512 W. Main, Olney Texas" and "Olney Band Stand - Located corner of North Grand and Elm St."

Copy negative of five members from five generations of a family at the Hefner family reunion and Warren Hefner's birthday. From left to right they are Warren Hefner, Katie Syrena Hefner Hughes, Will Hughes, and Edna Hughes Wood and daughter.

Framed school photograph of Cloys Eugene Patterson.

Lasater Studio photograph of Perry Charles Patterson leaning against a car. The photo is in a decorative folder.

Photograph of the entrance to Graham General Hospital in Graham, Texas. The building was constructed in 1956 in a modernist, brick style.

Photograph of two slides that are advertising building supply stores. Both of the slides are pinned to a black board that is hanging on the wall and they are facing opposite directions. The slide on the left has a white background and features text that reads "Wilshire Hardware Co. 6104 Mockingbird Lane Dallas, Texas" in black letters. The slide on the right also has a white background and features text that reads "Gary-Nees Lumber Co. Graham, Texas" in black letters. There are two transparent slides pinned to the right edge of the board.

Photograph of the 2nd S.B. Street House (located at 800 3rd St) in Graham, Texas.

Photograph of a wooden house in the middle of an empty land area; the house has a porch and a chimney.

Photograph of a barb-wired fence, with a small abandoned wooden house in the distance in Graham, Texas.

Photograph of a man nailing a horseshoe onto a horse's hoof with his hammer, while another man wearing a cowboy hat, stands in the background holding the horse steady by its rope.

Photograph of a Graham blacksmith nailing horseshoes onto a horse's hoof in a barn, while another man, wearing a cowboy hat holds the horse steady by its rope.

Photograph of a man positioned to strike a horseshoe in place on a horse's hoof; his other tools lay in view on the floor, while another man stands in the background holding the horse by its rope.

Photograph of a Graham blacksmith at work on a horseshoe in his blacksmith shop.

Photograph of the Brazos River in Young County, Texas. There are trees on both sides of the river, and a bridge support beam is visible to the left.