Photograph of John T. Willis, Sr. in a group photograph of the Abilene Clearing House Association. He stands in the middle of the back row with his hands on the shoulders of the man in front of him. All of the men are dressed in white shirts, and several have money in their pockets or hands.

Group photograph of a men's group at Simmons College. There are 13 men posed in a pyramid pattern, beginning with four people on the bottom row and ending with one man on the top row.

Photograph of the Simmons College class of 1912 in front of the Girls' Industrial Home at Simmons University in Abilene, Texas.

Portrait of E. M. Campbell, visible from the shoulders up, wearing his college graduation cap and rob. Handwritten note in the bottom margin reads, “Class of 1912 -- Died about 1914.”

Photograph of the Philo Quartette at Simmons College, showing from left to right, W. E. Roberts, W. A. Daniel, Rupert Richardson, and Emmett Landers. The men wear crisp tuxedoes with white bow ties.

Portrait of Pauline Mayes (Mrs. R. N. Richardson) in her graduation cap and gown.

Group photograph of the Simmons College faculty, staff and student body on the steps of a building. The print also includes pictures of four other Simmons College buildings, including the Anna Hall (lower-right), the Cowden Hall (upper-right), the Girls' Industrial Building (upper-left), and the Administration Building (lower-left).

Portrait of Julius Olsen, visible from the waist up, wearing a dark-colored suit and satin tie. He has been identified as part of the Simmons University faculty and staff.

Photograph of the Abilene Christian College president’s house, visible behind a row of trees. A white knee-high masonry wall perimeters the yard.

Photograph of a limited view of Shady Dell, as it is blocked by trees in the yard. The front porch and steps to the front door are visible. "Shady Dell" is printed below the photograph.

Photograph of the 1912 Abilene Christian College men's basketball team, with six young men on the bottom two rows wearing sweaters. In the hands of the player in the middle of the bottom row is a basketball that has been painted with the date 1912. The man alone on the top row is swearing a dark-colored suit and necktie. From left to right: (top) Carl Gardner (middle) Milton Cranfill, George Smith, Roy Coons (bottom) [?], Briscoe Honea, Olen Whiteside.