Photograph of the Simmons University Women’s Tennis Club standing with their rackets over their shoulders in a line in front of the tennis net. Note on the back of the photograph identifies Miss Pearl Provence and Pauline Millwee as first and second in line, and Willie Beaty and Burr Goode as the fifth and sixth in the row.

Group photograph of a women’s club at Simmons University in Abilene, Texas. Note on the back of the photo reads, “Ladies Society - Simmons University, 1903 -- Bottom row: 2nd from left Mary Paxton (Mrs. Herman Pender) -- 3rd from left ([?] Dorschus?) -- 6th from left Dovie Hicks.”

Photograph of Anna Hall at Hardin-Simmons University in Abilene, Texas, showing the front facade of the two story brick building. Ivy covers the left corner and side of the building. Two female students can be seen walking up the entrance steps to enter the building.

Photograph of the old Main Building at Simmons College in Abilene, Texas. Students can be seen walking on the front steps and sidewalk of the building.

Copy negative of old Anna Hall as a women's dormitory at Simmons College in Abilene, Texas.

Group photograph of the Simmons College football team wearing sweaters. The coach, wearing a dark-colored suit and hat, stands behind the group.

Group photograph of a class at Simmons College in 1903, showing both male and female students forming rows up the front steps of a brick building on campus. The man seated first on the left has been identified as W. B. Davis.

Photograph of the students and faculty and staff of Simmons College on the steps of a building. A note on the back of the photo mentions a society.

Photograph of one side of Anna Hall, a women's dormitory at Simmons College in Abilene, Texas.

Photograph of Anna Hall (left) and Mary Frances Hall (right) at Simmons College in Abilene, Texas. The photo has been taken from a considerable distance, so the dirt road leading up to the two buildings is clearly visible.

Copy photo of the engine of train #254. Below the image is written "T&P #254 - in May 11th 1903 issue of 'The Bohemian' Vol 4 No. 3 pg. 51" and "J. C. McDaniel."

Photograph of a group of people posing for a picture in front of a collision of T&P Cannon Balls #5 and #6 in Jefferson, Texas. Large trees are visible in the background. Printed on the image is "Collision of T. and P. "Cannon Balls" #5 and #6. Jefferson, Tex. June 4th 1903. Parker Photo." Below the image is written "Ruth E. Frank."

Copy photo of a small group of people posing in front of a head on train collision. In the bottom right corner of the image is printed "Texas & Pacific Topics." Below the image are written "#270 & #314 Jefferson, Texas Jun 4th 1903" and "R. H. Carlson."

Photograph of wreckage from a collision between T&P Cannon Balls #5 & #6 in Jefferson, Texas. Beneath the image are written "#270 & #314 T&P Cannon Balls #5 & #6 Jefferson Texas - Jun 4th 1903" and "Avery Von Blon."

Photograph of T&P train #264. Most of the engine is visible. Written below the image are "T&P #264 - in May 11th 1903 issue of "The Bohemian" Vol 4 No. 3 pg. 51 - Listed as #254" and "J. C. McDaniel."

Photograph of T&P trains #270 and #314 in a collision in Jefferson, Texas. Written below the image are "#270 & #314 T&P Cannon Balls #5 & #6 Jefferson, Texas - Jun 4th 1903" and "Avery Von Blon."

Photograph of a collision between T&P Cannon Balls #5 & #6 in Jefferson, Texas. A few people are visible near the train wreckage. On the image are printed "Parker Photo" and "T. and P. 'Cannon Ball' Collision June 4th 1903." Beneath the image are written "#270 & #314 T&P Cannon Balls #5 & #6 Jefferson Texas - Jun 4th 1903" and "Avery Von Blon."

Photograph of a head on collision between two T&P trains. Written on the photo is "Collision of T. and P. 'Cannon Balls.' #5 and #6. Jefferson, Tex. June 4th 1903." Written underneath the image are "#270 & #314 T&P Cannon Balls #5 & #6 Jefferson, Texas - Jun 4th 1903" and "Avery Von Blon."

A glass slide showing a photograph of children at a country school in County Monaghan, Wales. On the frame of the slide is printed "Neg. No. 454, copyrighted 1903 by Underwood & Underwood, New York City."

Photograph of the T. and P. "Cannon Ball" train collision in Jefferson, Texas. One of the trains lies on on its side along the tracks on the left. The front of the other train on the right is visibly damaged, though remains upright. Four men and two children stand center along the tracks. Several people stand examining the damage off to the right. A small fence separates the bushy hill of the railroad tracks from a grassy section in front. Text on the bottom of the photograph reads, "Parker, Photo. Jefferson, Tex. T. and P. "Cannon Ball" Collision June 4th 1903."

A glass slide titled "The Worlds Most Unique Inhabitants," showing a group of inhabitants of the Arctic Region. The slide carries the name of Underwood and Underwood (New York City), and is numbered No. 4697.

Copy slide of a photograph of Abilene's manufacturing district. The slide says "A partial view of Abilene's manufacturing district showing mill, compress, public utilities and ice plant, etc."

Copy slide of a photograph of the boys dorms at Simmons College in 1903. The slide has a note bellow saying "Three of the Five Cottages for Boys."

A glass slide showing a photograph of four girls standing in front of a church. On the reverse of the slide is the caption "Bornhofen on the Rhine, Germany." On the frame of the slide is printed "Neg. No. 1236, copyright 1903 by Underwood & Underwood, New York City.