Copy slide of a photograph of members of the Abilene High School Girls Band in uniform standing on steps in front of the school. Some of the band members have instruments and there is a sign behind them reading "Abilene High School Girls Band."

Copy slide of a photograph of a mule and horse-drawn equipment used to maintain and build Abilene's streets.

Copy slide of a photograph of motor trucks and mule drawn equipment for preparing and repairing roads in Abilene, Texas. The men and equipment are in a line in front of the highway barn.

Copy slide of a photograph of men standing by two mule drawn wagons and an early truck and road grater. They are in front of a road barn.

Copy slide of a photograph of men standing by road maintenance equipment both motorized and mule drawn. They are in front of the road barn.

Copy slide of a photograph of the side view of an Austin Motor Grader. A man is standing beside the grater and one is standing on the back.

Photograph of the Lavinia Parker McDaniel and George W. McDaniel brick home at 774 Butternut, Abilene, Texas. The house is a brick two-story building, with a raised covered porch extending from the main structure with steps. The upper floor windows are lined with shutters. A pile of dirt is at center, next to bare trees and shrubs. A man in a top hat holds a baby at center, to the left of the covered porch. The McDaniel house is listed on the National Register of Historic Places.

Copy slide of a photograph of two men beside a tractor used to pull equipment for road repair in Abilene, Texas.

Copy slide of a photograph of men in front of motorized and mule drawn road equipment.

Copy slide of a photograph of two men in front of a street grader used for maintenance of Abilene city streets.

Copy slide of a photograph of a side view of an early tractor hitched to a grader. Two men are standing in front of the tractor.