Photograph of Jessie Elizabeth "Bettie" Willis, at age 12. She is the daughter of Letitia Barnett Hutchison Willis and Dr. Thomas L. Willis. She later married John R. Rabb in Denton County, TX. She stands next to a chair, resting her hand on its arm. She wears a black dress with a white collar. The photograph has been hand colored.

Photograph of two women and four men sitting in two rows of three against a wall, shown from the waist up. The men have goatees or beards and are wearing suits, while the women have their hair braided and are wearing long-sleeved dresses or blouses. Handwritten notes on the back of the photograph identify the people in the photo, from left to right, as: Miss Sallie Young, Professor Sanders, Miss Millie Collins, Professor W. T. Ethridge, Otto Fuchs, and James Lowry Smith.

Photograph of a trolley car in the middle of a large dirt road between rows of two-story buildings. A small group of men and women wait in a line to enter the trolley car from the right. A man sits on top of an open, horse-drawn buggy to the left of the trolley car. There is a thin decorative border around the photograph.

A photograph of a portrait of John Wesley painted by J. Jackson

Photograph of L to R: Jim Elder and Bill Tilghman holding hunting rifles, c. 1873.

Portrait of Julia Hensley (1837-1915], an older woman wearing a dark dress with a white collar.

Four photographs showing various views of the Texas & Pacific Railway buildings in Marshall, Texas. Two images at the top show a wide view of railroad tracks in front of three buildings: a tall, two-story building with wrap-around porches to the left; a smaller, one-story building in the center; and a long building with a covered loading bay where several train cars are parked. The lower images show a close-up view of the first two buildings (left) and of the third building (right). Text at the bottom of the mat says, "T&P General Office at Marshall, Texas 1873-1884 later used to house the early T&P hospital."

W. M. Lacy served as Mayor of Palestine from 1873 until 1874 and then again from 1887 until 1889.

Photograph of J. M. Hiatt's Store, Dunlap and Florer Store, and the Council House, Main Street, Pawhuska, Oklahoma Territory, c.1873.

Photograph of the First Delegation of Osage Indians to Lawrence, KS, 1873. Printed by WJ Boag, Pawhuska, Oklahoma Territory.

Photograph of Cheyenne War Chief Stone Calf and his wife (Lame Woman), 1873. Studio photograph taken in Washington D.C.

Photograph of the First Delegation Osage Indians 1873 to Lawrence, KS. L to R: Back row: Sam Bevenue, Saucy Chief, No-pa-wal-la, Supt. Hoag, Che-to-pa, Big Elk, I. T. Gibson (U.S. Indian Agent); Middle Row: Ta-wan-ge-he, Ke-neu-in-ka, Kon-Se-Ah-Le, Ne-Kah-Ke-Pah-Ne, George Beaver; Front: Ogese Capton, Strike Axe, Mo-Show-Ko-She, Lame Doctor. Copy print by William J Boag, Pawhuska, Organized Territory(OK), c.1873.