Photograph of automobiles attempting to cross flooded road during the 1932 flood in Fort Bend County. Far right of photo is a man standing on the running board of automobile. He has his left hand on car. He is wearing light colored pants, shirt, and hat, and he is facing the camera. Photo has black design bordering print. There is a torn area at bottom left (missing piece). Typed on back of photo: 1932 flood. Back of photo stamped in purple: Guaranteed For Live This is a Genuine Border Fox Tone Picture Made by Fox Company, San Antonio, Texas ??.

Photograph of cars attempting to travel through flooded roads during the flood of 1932 in Fort Bend County. Partial view of a man standing on the right side of his car (light colored body and dark top). He is wearing a light colored hat and is facing camera. Photo has black design around print. There is a brown stain (forms a straight line in some areas) from bottom left corner to top, center. Typed on back of photo: 1932 flood. Back of photo stamped in purple: Guaranteed For Live This is a Genuine Border Fox Tone Picture Made by Fox Company, San Antonio, Texas ??. Photo has folded top left corner and crease at right.

Photograph of a two story brick with a flat roof, stepped front facade with four urns on for corners on the facade variation. Windows are placed in pairs with 1/1 panes. This is one of the few remaining buildings from the major commercial development in Stafford in the 1930's.

Photograph of a two story brick with a flat roof, stepped front facade with four urns on for corners on the facade variation. Windows are placed in pairs with 1/1 panes. This is one of the few remaining buildings from the major commercial development in Stafford in the 1930's.

Photograph of a two story brick with a flat roof, stepped front facade with four urns on for corners on the facade variation. Windows are placed in pairs with 1/1 panes. This is one of the few remaining buildings from the major commercial development in Stafford in the 1930's.

Photograph of a two story brick with a flat roof, stepped front facade with four urns on for corners on the facade variation. Windows are placed in pairs with 1/1 panes. This is one of the few remaining buildings from the major commercial development in Stafford in the 1930's.

Photograph of nine boys sitting on a bench. These young men made up the Sugarland baseball team in March, 1932.