Photograph taken for a newspaper owned by the Oklahoma Publishing Company. Caption: "Mrs. Frances Haskell Edmondson - San Antonio -daughter of former governor."

Photograph taken for a story in the Daily Oklahoman newspaper. Caption: "Mrs. Frances H. Edmondson - San Antonio - Daughter of former governor Haskell of Oklahoma ."

Photograph of a portion of the San Antonio River Walk. A small bridge, Rosita's Bridge, that goes across the river leads to both parts of the Arneson River Theater which includes a small outdoor stage and seating. Weeping willow trees loom over the river and into the image. Multiple buildings can be seen in the background, including the Briscoe Western Art Museum.

Photograph of the San Antonio River Walk covered in snow. A pathway runs alongside the river and buildings can be seen on the other side of the pathway. The opposite side of the river is filled with trees and has a small pathway.

Photograph of automobiles parked on both sides of a street in San Antonio, Texas. Greenery stands in the foreground, out of the camera's focus. Across the street, many individuals gather around a pavilion that stands in a landscaped area. Tall buildings stand the background, partially obstructed by trees that grow around the pavilion.

Photograph of the outdoor stage of the Arneson River Theater on the River Walk. A weeping willow tree is growing next to the stage. Other buildings are visible behind the Arneson River Theater.

Photograph used for a newspaper owned by the Oklahoma Publishing Company.

Photograph of buildings that line the right side of the San Antonio River Walk. A sidewalk runs alongside the right side of the river. Trees and other plants grow on the river's bank on both sides.

Photograph of the outdoor stage of the Arneson River Theater on the River Walk. A weeping willow tree is growing next to the stage. Other buildings are visible behind the Arneson River Theater.

Photograph of a portion of the San Antonio River Walk. A small bridge, Rosita's Bridge, that goes across the river leads to both parts of the Arneson River Theater which includes a small outdoor stage and seating. Weeping willow trees loom over the river and into the image. Multiple buildings can be seen in the background, including the Briscoe Western Art Museum.

Photograph of a construction site with numerous workers laying brick. A street with parked automobiles runs adjacent to the construction site. A large wooden structure with metal beams on top is behind the workers.

Photograph of the outdoor stage of the Arneson River Theater on the River Walk. A large willow tree is planted in the garden of the theater and a few feet from touching the river's water. Other buildings are visible behind the Arneson River Theater.

Photograph of Mrs. Edmond's 1st-grade class at Alamo Heights Elementary School. Mrs. Edmond is holding the Texas flag in the background. Bottom row, 1st child on the left is John Russell Stephenson, Col USAF, MSC (Ret.).

Photograph of the San Antonio River Walk. A pathway runs alongside the river and buildings can be seen on the other side of the pathway.

Photograph of a portion of the San Antonio River Walk. On the left side of the river, a pathway is visible with a spiral staircase. The river leads to a street bridge filled with automobiles. Behind the bridge, multiple buildings are visible including the tower of the Bexar County Courthouse.

Scrapbook page that includes 3 separate photos of architecture near or in San Antonio, Texas. One photo is of a well within the walls of the Alamo. The image on the top left of page 1 is the Base Administration Building at Randolph Field (aka Randolph Air Force Base. At the bottom right, there is an image of the San Antonio Municipal Auditorium Building, which has since been incorporated into the newer Tobin Center for the Performing Arts. On the second slide, the image in the upper left is of the Japanese Sunken Gardens, renamed the Chinese Tea Gardens during WWII and restored to Japanese Tea Gardens in 1984.

Photograph of automobiles parked on both sides of a street in San Antonio, Texas. Greenery stands in the foreground, out of the camera's focus. Across the street, many individuals gather around a pavilion that stands in a landscaped area. Tall buildings stand the background, partially obstructed by trees that grow around the pavilion.

Photograph of a portion of the San Antonio River Walk. A small bridge, Rosita's Bridge, that goes across the river leads to both parts of the Arneson River Theater which includes a small outdoor stage and seating. Weeping willow trees loom over the river and into the image. Multiple buildings can be seen in the background, including the Briscoe Western Art Museum.

Photograph of buildings that line the right side of the San Antonio River Walk. A sidewalk runs alongside the right side of the river. Trees and other plants grow on the river's bank on both sides.

Photograph a portion of the San Antonio River Walk that leads to the seating for the Arneson River Theater. Weeping willow trees loom over the river. Two women are sitting in the Arneson River Theater seating. A large dark blemish is present on the image.

Photograph of a portion of the San Antonio River Walk. A small bridge, Rosita's Bridge, that goes across the river leads to both parts of the Arneson River Theater which includes a small outdoor stage and seating. Weeping willow trees are visible on one side of the river. Multiple buildings can be seen in the background, including the Briscoe Western Art Museum.

Photograph of a portion of the San Antonio River Walk. A small bridge, Rosita's Bridge, that goes across the river leads to both parts of the Arneson River Theater which includes a small outdoor stage and seating. Weeping willow trees loom over the river and into the image. Multiple buildings can be seen in the background, including the Briscoe Western Art Museum.

Photograph of buildings that line the right side of the San Antonio River Walk. A sidewalk runs alongside the right side of the river. Trees and other plants grow on the river's bank on both sides.

Photograph of the public library in San Antonio, Texas, taken from across the street. Several leafless trees grow in a lawn in front of the large building, partially obstructing the view. The Art Deco style structure has rows of vertical windows and a decorative carving wrapped around at the top. This building is now the Briscoe Western Art Museum.