Photograph of Parmer County Courthouse in Farwell, TX. A river extends from the bottom right corner of the image, running to distant trees in the left, middle area of the photo. On the right shore of the river are large fluffy trees whose foliage seems to stretch out towards the river. On the left shore, in the bottom left corner of the image, concrete slopes down into the water while a bit farther into the photo sits a sidewalk running alongside the river. Standing near the edge of the sidewalk closest to the viewer are two older adults: a man with glasses and short silver hair in a yellow short-sleeved shirt and dark line-patterned pants and a woman with short gray hair wearing a long-sleeved purple shirt and long pale-pink pants with open-toe sandals. Beyond the duo is a large tree with its branches outstretched over the edge of the river.

Photograph of a group of students and a teacher in Bovina, Texas. The group is posed in front of a brick building, probably the school. The teacher is standing in the back row in the center. The photograph is attached to a card and beneath the picture is a handwritten note, "To mama, from John." On the back is written, "John in first grade."

Photograph of a group of schoolchildren posed in front of the Farwell Congregational Church in Farwell, Texas, which also served as a school, beginning in 1907. Children of various ages comprise the group, with the younger students standing and seated in front. The church is a stone building with a shingled roof and square bell tower. A house is visible in the background, with two adults standing on its porch.

Scrapbook page that contains 3 photos. The photos are of a group of football players, and individual photos of the captains of the football and basketball teams.

Copy negative of guest conductor Willis Giddens directing the McMurry Band on tour, viewed from behind the band. The band members are on stage in a large room with an audience, and the director is standing with a baton.

Photograph of the people of Friona, Texas on June 17, 1909. They stand in front of some of the town's homes. Nine automobiles are parked behind the group.