A B/W negative of Howard Payne Hall, the women's dorm on the Howard Payne College campus. The building was constructed in 1912 at a cost of $45,000, and it provided housing for 100 girls.

A B/W negative of Thomas H. Taylor, President of Howard Payne College, taking some time to relax and "put a line" in the water to see what he could catch.

A B/W negative of the Rodgers' home on Center Street, Brownwood, Texas. Mr. Rodgers was a local businessman and strong supporter of Howard Payne College.

A B/W negative of the Administration Building on the Daniel Baker College campus. People are standing out in the yard in the background.

A B/W negative of the building (former Brownwood Center Avenue High School) that was purchased in 1921 to house the Academy program on the Howard Payne College campus.

A B/W negative of the Administration Building of Howard Payne College. The American Flag and HPC flag fly over the building

A B/W negative of a barracks constructed for the Students Army Training Corps on the Howard Payne College campus in 1918. However, the Y.M.C.A. was housed here at that time.

A B/W negative of the home at 701 Main, Brownwood, Texas. This was originally the home of T. C. Yantis (1854-1922), President of the Brownwood National Bank and member of the Board of Trustees for Howard Payne College from 1892 to 1922, serving as President of the Board for most of those 30 years.

A B/W negative of the J. A. Walker home. Mr. Walker was a local businessman and member of the Board of Trustees for Howard Payne College for many years in the 1890's and early 1900's. This home is now the residence of the President of Howard Payne College.

A B/W negative of the Administration Building (Old Main) on the Howard Payne College campus.

A B/W negative of a drinking fountain in the Administration Building (Old Main) on the Howard Payne College, a gift from the class of 1917.

A B/W negative of an entrant in the parade in Brownwood, Texas.

A B/W negative of the daughter of Thomas H. Taylor, Dean of Howard Payne College, sitting on the front steps of their home.

A B/W negative of a classroom on the Howard Payne College campus. Each work area has an ink bottle.

A B/W negative of the Administration Building on the Howard Payne College campus, later known as Old Main.

A B/W negative of a welcome sign on the campus of Howard Payne College.

A B/W negative of the Cottage Home on the Howard Payne College campus.

A B/W negative of the Administration Building of Howard Payne College. This building came to be known as "Old Main."

A B/W negative of a classroom on the Howard Payne College campus. A sign above the clock says: "Quiet and Order are Requested."

Photograph of a stone monument in a small city park, with a rectangle plate with writing on the front. A water fountain sits on either side of the monument, and behind the stone, thin, bare trees are growing in straight rows. A long line of automobiles are parked along the street on the left, which runs by a neighborhood of houses. In the background on the right, are two houses and a three-story building.

A B/W negative of a group of students of Howard Payne Academy. The corner of "Old Main" is seen at the left of the picture. The First Baptist Church of Brownwood is in the background across the street.

A B/W negative of the front of Howard Payne Hall, the women's dorm for Howard Payne College, built in 1912.

A B/W negative of Thomas Taylor (President of Howard Payne College) and Mrs. Taylor enjoying a rest following a Sunday picnic. The watermelon is all scooped out and eaten, and a child's shoe in the sand indicates that children are playing close by.

A B/W negative of Thomas Taylor, HPC President, holding two small children, perhaps grandchildren, with the Administration Building (Old Main) in the background.