Photograph of a baby placed on a fur blanket, wearing a white gown.

Photograph of Otis George Gunter (b. May 24, 1897–d, January 13, 1962). He is depicted here as a child in a dark coat, a bow tie, and combed hair. He sits on a stool and rests one leg on the other. Gunter was born in Brandon, Texas, and died in Gunter, Texas.

Photograph of schoolchildren posing for a photograph arranged in approximately six rows. They sit in front of a wooden schoolhouse, the roof of which is lined with gutters leading to a water tank made by F. Y. Doke and son. The children wear light shirts and dark coats. Adults are seated at left, near the water tank. Children along the back stand on chairs, and hats are strewn on the grass in front of the class.

Photograph of two unknown boys with a wicker chair. The older boy, a teenager, sits in the chair at left with a coat and a hat. The younger boy stands next to him at right with a scarf tied around his neck,

Photograph of two unidentified men sitting side by side. Both wear dark-colored coats and face forward. The man at left is clean-shaven, and the man at right has a mustache.

Photograph of Nance, a young boy standing on a felt chair with a short long-sleeved white gown.

Photograph of two women, possibly twins, dressed in white dresses with wide collars. Both stand side by side and look into the camera.

Photograph of an unidentified man wearing a suit and tie. He has combed back hair and looks into the camera.

Photograph of an unknown small baby in light color clothing sitting in a wicker chair.

Photograph of 4 unknown children. The eldest boy is in the middle wearing a dark color suit with the other 3 in light color clothing. Two of the boys are wearing matching patterned bow ties.

Photograph of an older woman. She is dressed in dark color clothing with a lace collar. Handwritten text on the back identifies her as "Mrs. Lawless".

Photograph of an unknown woman. She is pictured with her hair in an updo and wearing a lace detailed dress.

Photograph of Ela Watson. She is dressed in light clothing and wearing a fabric ribbon tied around the collar.

Photograph of Monette Dunn as a young child. She is dressed in light color clothing and lying on light color fabric.

Postcard of a young child in a stroller. The postcard is addressed to Lula Mitchell from Hillsboro, Texas.

Photograph of Tom Hamm. He is clean shaven and wearing a light color shirt with a dark color jacket over it.

Photograph of a clean shaven young man. He is pictured from the chest up and wearing a dark suit and tie.

Photograph of John William McCrary as a young child. He is pictured sitting in a patterned fabric covered chair and wearing light color clothing.

Photograph of an unknown woman with short dark hair. She is wearing dark color clothing that has a large bow detail.

Photograph of a young man with dark hair. He is wearing a dark suit jacket, light color shirt and a large patterned tie.

Photograph of an unknown clean shaven man. He is dressed in a dark jacket and patterned dark color tie.

Photograph of a small female toddler who is sitting sideways in a wooden chair. She is pictured wearing a sleeveless dress with dark colored flat Mary Jane style shoes. Handwritten text on the back reads "Claralene Bielefeldt estate".

Photograph of Macon Jetton, Nettie Elrod, and Della White captured from the chest up. Jetton (left) and White (right) are pictured wearing light colothing and positioned on either side of Elrod. Elrod (center) is pictured wearing dark colored clothing. The image is placed within the appearance of a tambourine surrounded by bulrushes.

Photograph of Mrs. Carroll captured from the waist up. She is positioned in front of a dark color background and wearing dark color clothing that has button detailing down the front. Lace fabric is visible on the edge of her collar as well as a metal sideways cross pinned to her chest. Handwritten text on back identifies Mrs. Carroll as the grandmother of Etta Mae Woolsey of Waco.