School photograph of a little girl from Carver Elementary School. She is wearing a white top and has short hair. She is smiling towards the camera.

Photograph of Sydalise Fredeman standing in front of the sign above the entrance to the cemetery where Confederate soldier Richard Dowling is buried in Port Arthur, Texas. The sign reads: "[St. Vincent's] Cemetery Founded 1852. Burial Place of Dick Dowling, hero of Sabine Pass; Samuel Paschal, Hero of San Jacinto; and other Ho[ust]on pioneers".

Photograph of Sydalise Fredeman bending over to point at a chain link gate leading into a cemetery in Port Arthur, Texas.

Photograph of nine women and men gathered at the end of a covered table. Seated left to right: Mrs. G. S. Donegan; Mrs. W. F. Fredeman; Mrs. Baron; and Mrs. Mike Murphy. Standing: Mrs. H. P. Weber; Mrs. Maxwell Cook; Mrs. Wes Spiegel, Jr.; Euclid Hudson; and A. F. Myers. Typewritten under the photo is a description, noting the people, positions, and dates.

Photograph of the front view of the parsonage for the Prince of Peace Lutheran Church. The parsonage is a red brick building with rectangular windows and a beige garage door. There are driveways connected to the parsonage and the neighboring houses and trees surround the parsonage.

Photograph of the back view of the parsonage for the Prince of Peace Lutheran Church. The back of the parsonage is beige and has a glass sliding door leading to a concrete portion of the back yard. There are banana trees and other miscellaneous foliage located in the surrounding area.

Photograph of the Prince of Peace Lutheran Church. The church is a brick building with small bushes and foliage surrounding its edges. A telephone wire and a building are both located in the background.

Photograph of the Saint Elizabeth Hospital. The hospital has rows of square windows and a white arch covering its entrance. There are rows of cars leading to the front of the hospital.

Photograph of Janis Griffith as Miss Flame 1963, four Flamettes, and two older women standing with six men, several of whom are fire chiefs in the Beaumont Fire Department, in front of a fire engines. One of the women is identified as Kathie Moore, and there are cars, buildings, and trees in the background.

Photograph of Janis Griffith as Miss Flame 1963, wearing a white dress, a red sash, and a hard hat, standing with Fire Chief Chriswell in front of a red fire engine. Cars and trees are visible in the background.

Photograph of Janis Griffith as Miss Flame 1963 riding on a Beaumont Fire Department truck with four Flamettes, all of whom wear a white dress and a red sash. All but Griffith wear hard hats, and there is a sign on the side of the truck. Buildings are visible in the background.

Photograph of four Flamettes, wearing white and red dresses, red sashes, and hard hats, and holding batons, standing with Fire Chief Chriswell in front of a red fire engine in Beaumont, Texas. Cars, buildings, and trees are visible in the background.

Photograph of a group of Maritime Guard employees transferring money from the old First National Bank to the new building on 700 Procter Street. One man identified as C. B. Douglas (co-owner) is wearing a suit and cowboy hat, and is holding a gun. Two men identified as A. Schroder and M. Tinker are wearing guard uniforms and carrying money bags. On the right, a man identified as Claude Goldsmith (owner/President) is wearing a suit and standing near a truck. In the background, signs on the side of the building say "1st National Bank" and "Time Temperature."

Photograph of a monument honoring Dick Dowling in Sabine Pass Battleground Park. A statue of a man is on top of a marble pedestal that has three segments containing text. The center portion of the monument, beneath the statue includes a symbol with a star and laurel leaves at the top and text that says: "In memory of Lt. Richard W. Dowling and his men. Texas remembers the faithfulness and valor of her sons and commends their heroic example to future generations. Erected by the state of Texas, 1936." Additional text is in the segment on the right and the left segment is labeled "With Dowling Were" and contains a list of names.