Photograph of men cutting meat at Walker's Austex Chili Company.

Photograph of two Indians and another man riding horseback in the centennial parade.

A road grader representing Williamson County Precinct #4, Taylor, Texas, W.C. Stern, Commissioner, in the centennial parade.

Photograph of the float of VFW Post #39, Taylor, Texas.

Street scene before the parade begins. Crowds line the streets in anticipation of the parade.

Photograph of the float entered by The Lutheran Churches of Williamson County. Names visible are Zion Lutheran of Sandoval, Palm Valley Lutheran and Zion Lutheran of Walburg. S.T. Atkin Furniture is visible in background.

Entry of Georgetown Flying Service in the centennial parade -- station wagon towing small airplane. W.H. Davis Furniture Company appears in the background.

Photograph of the float of The City of Hutto -- "King Cotton"

Photograph of the float carrying The May Queen of Pond Springs School.

Photograph of the float of The City of Granger.

Photograph of the float of The City of Round Rock

Photograph of the float of The City of Thrall.

Photograph of three men L-R: Governor Beauford Jester, UT Outstanding Student Athlete Jerry Thompson, and unidentified man.

Photograph of Associate Texas Supreme Court Justice John Hickman in a library with cake.

Photograph of the float of the City of Florence.

Photograph of the float of The City of Jarrell.

Photograph of a float carrying a replica of Williamson County's first court house.

Photograph of man behind plow -- "The Old Way".

Photograph of an exterior view of Pleasure Island's Midway and Ballroom. A wide cement walkway is in between buildings. In the background, there is a building with a circular window.

Photograph of the demolition of Mary Gates Hospital and Municipal Building. The building is partially intact with debris surrounding it. In the background, there is a crane. The building was constructed in 1909 by John W. Gates as a memorial for his mother, Mary Gates. It was used as a Municipal Building after 1930, when a new hospital was built on Ninth Avenue by the Sisters of the Incarnate Word.

Photograph of a large flatbed hauling truck parked in front of a house.

An identification card issued to James Edgar Sutherlin to use at the ship's store, including the Barber Shop and Press Shop.

Fact sheet for the Fair of the Americas.

Side view of The A-Bar Hotel. The A-Bar was a private men's dormitory located at 2612 Guadalupe. This view is from the 27th Street side. The building is still standing as of 02/28/10.