Postcard of the U.S. Army 14th calvary on horseback entering Rio Grande City. Buildings are shown on either side of the calvary. Text on the front reads "14th Cav. entering Rio Grande City, April 30th."

Photograph of Bull Creek Camp, December 30, 1920.

Photograph looking north on line of the of Bull Creek Dam site, December 30, 1920.

Photograph looking east to the of Bull Creek Dam site, December 30, 1920.

Photograph looking west from the Bull Creek Dam site over the basin of the lake, December 30, 1920.

Photograph of Bull Creek Camp and spillway north of the dam, December 30, 1920.

Photograph stone quarry for the Bull Creek Dam, December 30, 1920.

Interior of a store with shelves and display cases. Three men stand at the back. Left to right are: Max Cortez, Jacobo Villaba, and Philipe Cortez (Max Cortez's brother).

A photograph print showing Rocky Mountain & Santa Fe (RM&SF) 870, 2-8-0, Hebron, NM.

A photograph print showing Santa Fe 3710, 4-8-2, on Train No. 1, passing Hebron, NM., about 35 mph.

A photograph print showing Santa Fe 3729, 4-8-2, on transcontinental passenger Train No. 9, making 60 mi per hour near Bloom, CO.

Photograph of a wooden cable tool rig with water spewing up the derrick. The inscription on the back reads "82-13.33 Classen Badgett No.1 Sept. 30th '22 Showing water coming out of 10" casing - turning to brine. Mitchell Co Texas W. J. Classen photographer."

Photograph of a group of men from Travis Post 76 dressed in costumes for the American Legion Fool's Parade. The one on the far left is wearing a dress with a colander on his head, the next is wearing a sign that reads, "A Bath in Austin is 99% Chlorine Water". Next to him, a man is wearing a dress and a wig and holding a sign that is partially cutoff reading "Looking for the new hotel." and the final two are wearing suit jackets without pants.

Photograph of a group of individuals wearing various costumes, walking in an American Legion parade through a residential area. One man is in a cart pulled by a mule. There are three signs that read, "Travis Post 76 Austin, Tex.," "Travis Post American Legion," and "Looking for the New Hotel."

Photograph of a group of individuals lining up for an American Legion parade. There are three signs that read, "Travis Post 76 Austin, Tex.", "Travis Post American Legion", and "Looking for the New Hotel". The men are in costume. Some are in dresses, some are in tuxedo jackets without pants. A handwritten notes on the back reads, "Evidently they didn't know how to hold 'em." Individuals are named on the back of the print.

Photograph of a group of men marching in an American Legion Parade. Some are in dresses, others are in formal tuxedo jackets without pants. One is a clown. One of them is holding a sign that says "Travis Post 76 Austin, Texas":

Photograph used for a newspaper owned by the Oklahoma Publishing Company. Caption: "One had to be ninety or over to be a guest at this dinner, given in New York City, last night, Dec. 29th by Ezra Meeker." The photograph is of four older men sitting at a table with dinner settings and four other men standing behind them in dark suits.

Photograph used for a newspaper owned by the Oklahoma Publishing Company. Caption: "Oklahoma Gas & Electric Company, Harrah, Oklahoma."

Excursion party posing in front of Shary house

Photograph of (Cracca Virginian) Devil's shoe-string is quite showy when in bloom.

Photograph of 21st Annual National Association of Letter Carriers, Oklahoma State Association Convention, Tulsa, OK, May 30, 1924. Photo by Ward, Tulsa, OK.

Photograph of the construction phase for the United States National Bank Building. Construction workers work in a large a steel beam structure with people walking along the street. Wood structures and building materials are placed a long the construction barrier with established buildings in the background.

Photograph taken for a newspaper owned by the Oklahoma Publishing Company. Caption: "If I have taken the right stand please advise the Mechanics and Metals National Bank that you will hold them responsible"

Photograph used for a newspaper owned by the Oklahoma Publishing Company. Caption: "The above photo shows Lady Haig, wife of Sir Douglas Haig, Field Marshall, as she appeared in Indian Garb recently at Jasper Park, Canada."