Studio portrait of Meredith Achibald Moses who was born on 25 Sep 1856 in Alabama. He died on 28 August 1951 in Keltys, TX and was buried in Grann Cemetery, Angelina County.

Photograph of four members of the Adkerson family posing in front of a dark colored background. They are identified from left to right as Mintie Slack (b. Dec 3rd 1890 - d. Mar 16 1921), Sarah Franklin Adams Slack (b. Feb 16 1875 - d. Oct 6 1904), Reuben Leroy Slack (b. Aug 29, 1869 - d. Oct 6, 1915), Arthur Cairrel Slack (AC) (b. Aug 29, 1892 - d. July 22, 1971).

Photograph of Jim Eddy Berry posing by a parked delivery milk wagon. Mr. Berry is seen standing by the carriage and he is wearing dark colored clothing along with a hat.

Photograph of the first air flight from Berry Field from Lufkin to Nacododges. A group of people are seen gathered around the airplane.

Photograph of the Redland High School basketball and track teams. In the top picture, the members of the track team are standing together and wearing black sweatpants and jackets. In the bottom picture, the members of the basketball team are standing together and wearing black sweatpants and jackets. Both of the teams were coached by P. C. Williams, who is visible on the far right in both pictures.

Photograph of the members of the Redland High School Basketball team wearing their uniforms. Half of the team members are kneeling in a row and the other team members are standing in a line behind them.

Group photograph of the students of the Redland High School Class of 1937. The men of the class are sitting in rows in the front and the women are standing in rows behind them.

Photograph of the Redland High School Basketball team wearing black sweatpants and jackets. Photographed left to right standing in the back row: Russell Davis, Delmas Riley, William Billingsley, Ennis Modisette, Abe Lankford, Fain Allen, and Doyle Bowers. Photographed left to right kneeling in the front row: Lonny Griffith, Ronald Brough, Jim Lankford, Arthur Cloyd, Jim Billingsley, and Denman Russell,

Photograph of the Redland High School Basketball team of 1938 wearing black sweatpants and jackets and standing and kneeling in rows outside. Photographed left to right standing in the back row: Fain Allen, Abe Lankford, Willard Billingsley, Russell Davis, Delmas Riley, and Doyle Bowers. Photographed left to right kneeling in the front row: Jim Lankford, James Billingsley, Arthur Cloyd, and Ennis Modisette

Photograph of Nina Duncan's name badge during her employment with Lufkin Industries. The badge has "Lufkin" printed vertically on the left side, "Employee" printed vertically on the right side, "Production" printed horizontally across the bottom, and a picture of her from the shoulders up in the middle.

Photographs of veterans at a gas dump near Victoria, France. The photos on the first page are identified as "Left: At gas dump near Verona France. Top right: Summfrour. Bottom right: Me still the best shot in the outfit." and those on the second page "Left: Reims Cathedral near Paris. Right: Cemetery near Paris".

Collage photos identified as "Left: statue outside of eating place in Frankfurt. Naked man and woman. Right: bomb trailer behind our trailer. Our tents in the background." on the first page and "Left: bridge bombed out over main river in Frankfurt. Right: More bomb damage. Church in background is only shell. Bombed out. It was built in 1683." on the second page.

Collage photograph showing different buildings, people and a softball team. The photo on the top left is Baggae and Martin old castle which was built 100 to 1311 AD Thatch Roof. The top right photos shows a softball team-Meighan, Giavando, Cook, Bastle, Ane, Jekyell, Byrd Hoihard, Zuzamil, Mccorkil. The bottom right shows a mansion where Roxie Crews lived in.

Collage photographs described as "Left: Joe’s place, the home of good hamburgers and cold beer. Painted on their trailer by Lorton. Top right: kids feeding pigeons on Metz. Bottom right: funeral precession in Metz. Note, mourners walk." The photos on the second page are identified as "Left: German Siegfried lime – dragon teeth tank trap between Metz and Saarbrücken Germany. Top right: statue in Metz. Bottom right: statue in Saarbrücken."

Photograph of a collage of several men engaged in different activities.Byrd, Winberry, Bastle and Roxi are identified as the people on the top.

Collage photographs of a palace and aircraft taken in the mid 1940s. The photos on the first page are identified as "Left: Park in Brussels Right: Part of the palace in Brussels." and the photos on the second page are identified as "Left: Crashed B-17 between Liege and Brussels. Top right and bottom right: The crew had bailed out."

Photographs of servicemen in the mid 1940s on a two page collage. The photos on the first page are identified as "Left: Lorton and me with kraut hats. Top right: Sargent Baker and me. We found Hitler’s picture in a suitable frame. Bottom right: Captain Meeks and Summfrour, they all had to get in on this picture.". The photos on the second page are described as "Left: Me with my saber and flag at St. Billy De Tay near Metz. Top right: Lorton me and Driver. Boy do we look tough. Bottom right: Me."

Photos of Summfrour in the mid 1940s described as "ft: Summfrour working on a cover for his bed. He found this bed better than a cot. Top right: Summfrour a pilot Bastle. Bottom right: Me leaning on a two-wheel cart, used for dragging logs."

Photos of people taken in he mid 1940s, some of them were in France. The photos on the first page are identified as "Left: Byrd with a pooch. Top right and top left: Frenchman with his grandchildren." and the photos on the second page are described as "Left: How about that “kraut” with WWI helmet. Bottom right: Dedricksen and me with new fatigue jackets. Top right: Two wheel wagon cart."

Photographs of a man in service uniform taken near Buckingham Palace in the rose gardens.

Photograph of several people on horseback at a location near stony cross. They are identified from left to right as Baker, Roxie, Rothwell, Lorton, Didriksen.

Photographs taken in Frankfurt, Germany. The photos on the first page are identified as "Left: S.H.A.F. Ike’s headquarters in Frankfurt. Top right and bottom right: bombed out building in Frankfurt. Note poles holding up walls on right of building walls." and the photos on the second page are identified as "Top left: City Hall Frankfurt. Bottom left: Next door to City Hall. Top right and bottom right: More bomb damage. Still the krauts would not give up."

Photographs of men in an army camp, posing with a German bomb crate and drilling holes in it with an awl. The people are identified as "McCoy & Me" (right and left) and "McCoy & Lorton" (center). Handwritten text says: "At St. Quintin, north eastern France - near Belgium. Making a 'four-holer' - outdoor toilet - made from German bomb crate. We were here only a few days."

Collage of photos taken in Belgium in the mid 1940s. The photos on the first page are identified as "All three pictures: Scenes along Muse river in Liege, Belgium. Five of our group were here about half way between Liege Belgium and Aachen Germany. From here visited Brussels and Aachen Germany. We were supplying an engineering group building and air strip. We didn’t stay very long. The Germans began the battle of the bulge from Aachen coming our way. We and the engineers loaded up and went back to our units fast." The photos on the second page are described as "Left: A little Belgian girl with a dress made from an American flag. She was proud of it. I wonder what happened to her and her family. They were living where the battle of the bulge took place. Middle: Aachen Germany Far right: trolley that ran between Liege and Aachen Germany."