Photograph of Mary Thomason Foster and Joseph Ancell Foster. Mr. Foster is seated and holding a newspaper while Mrs. Foster stands behind him. There are two columns in the background. J.A. Foster was the son of Hary Ancell Foster and Martha Davis Foster and M.T. Foster was the daughter of Judge James Monroe Thomason and Louise Harrison Thomason. This was taken on the porch of the Foster home in Calvert.

Photograph of the Smith-Welch Memorial Library storefront's upper second story facade. The first story is out of frame. The library name sign is hanging near the bottom of the frame, and the date 1932 is displayed at the peak of the architectural detail. The upper facade includes three arched window areas, one includes a half sphere stained glass window, and three windows are walled up.

Photograph of Dr. Wesley Asbury Smith, shown from the waist up in a suit, jacket, and bow tie. Wesley Asbury Smith, MD was the son of Anthony Garnett Smith, Jr. and Elizabeth M. Smith of Upson and Talbot Counties, Georgia. He came to Texas in 1886 after graduating with honors from the Louisville Medical College. He married Nellie Welch in 1887. For a time, he was associated in the drug business with Dr. James G. Adams. Over the years, he and his family lived in Branchville, Millican, and Hearne, Texas.

Photograph of Dr. Wesley Asbury Smith, shown from the waist up in a suit, jacket, and bow tie.

Photograph of Nellie Welch Smith, wife of Wesley Asbury Smith, MD. She wears a button-up bodice and a dark skirt. She stands next to a rock, on which she rests her left hand.

PHotograph of Dr. Wesley Asbury Smith and Robert Lee Smith seated side-by-side in separate chairs, posing with their legs crossed. They are both wearing dark-colored suits with long coats in the same style. Furniture is partially visible behind them.

Copy negative of a postcard with an image of Robertson County Courthouse in Franklin, Texas from the early twentieth century.

Portrait of James H. Calvert with a long white beard and wearing a suit. According to a handwritten note on the back of the photograph, he was the father of Pauline Calvert Holbert of Robertson County, Texas and the grandfather of Mabel Holbert Whaley. The photograph was purchased at the estate sale of Thomas W. Whaley, Jr. of Waco, Texas.

Portrait of Lucy Jane Martin Calvert wearing a dress with a sash and a pearl necklace. She was the mother of Pauline Calvert Holbert of Robertson County, Texas. The photograph was purchased at the estate sale of Thomas W. Whaley, Jr. of Waco, Texas.

Portrait of the Holbert family. Seated are Rowland, Lark, and Mrs. Janie Lark Holbert, and standing behind them are Reginald, Leonard, and Willie Holbert. The photograph was purchased at the Thomas W. Whaley, Jr. estate sale in Waco, Texas.

Photograph of the The Cotton Blossom (located at 610 Main Street) in Calvert, Texas.

Photograph of the The Cotton Blossom (located at 610 Main Street) in Calvert, Texas.

Photograph of the Cavitt House (located at FM 391 at Wheelock) in Wheelock, Texas.

Photograph of the Cavitt House (located at FM 391 at Wheelock) in Robertson County, Texas.

Photograph of the Cavitt House (located at FM 391 at Wheelock) in Wheelock, Texas.

Photograph of the Cavitt House (located at FM 391 at Wheelock) in Wheelock, Texas.

Photograph of the Cavitt House (located at FM 391 at Wheelock) in Wheelock, Texas.

Photograph of the Ely Peel House (located at 108 First Street) in Hearne, Texas.

Photograph of the Ely Peel House (located at 108 First Street) in Hearne, Texas.

Photograph of the Ely House (located at 610 Cedar) in Hearne, Texas.

Photograph of the Ely House (located at 610 Cedar) in Hearne, Texas.

Photograph of the Robertson County Courthouse in Calvert, Texas.

Photograph of the Robertson County Courthouse in Calvert, Texas.

Photograph of the Eugene Field House (located at 508 Texas Street) in Calvert, Texas.