Photograph of Hermann Sons Hall, a brick building festooned with bunting and bearing a sign that says "Welcome Press." Another sign below this reads "Press Center." Eight cars stand in front of the building.

Photograph of Hermann Sons Hall, a brick building festooned with bunting and bearing a sign that says "Welcome Press." Another sign below this reads "Press Center." Eight cars stand in front of the building.

Photograph of people in winter clothes standing on the side of a street. Telephone lines, a batter's cage, a church, and other buildings are visible in the background.

Photograph of the reception for Ludwig Erhard at the Vereins-Kirche in Fredericksburg, Texas. People stand on the sidewalk near the building near a podium that bears the seal of the United States President. Lyndon Johnson and Ludwig Erhard stand next to each other in the middle of the group to the right. The group has mostly turned to the left toward a woman in an overcoat and hat.

Photograph of the reception for Ludwig Erhard at the Vereins-Kirche in Fredericksburg, Texas. People stand on the sidewalk near the building while a man speaks at a podium that bears the seal of the United States President. Lyndon Johnson and Ludwig Erhard stand next to each other in the middle of the group to the right.

A letter from Pat Legan of Ray Ellison Enterprises to members of the HemisFair Planning Committee (Henry B. Gonzales, W.M. McAllister, Sr., and William Sinkin) discussing the possibility of donating land for the HemisFair site. The suggested area is 70 to 100 acres approximately 8 miles from downtown San Antonio.

Photograph of two men identified as John Garner (Cowboy John) and Smiley Burnette. Garner was one of the hosts of The Circle 4 Club, a children's television program in the Beaumont/Port Arthur area of Southeast Texas. Garner is wearing a cowboy hat and bracelet, and Burnette is wearing a hat and bandanna. The television program played on Saturday mornings.

Photograph of an exterior view of the Kansas City Southern Railway Yardmaster's office building. One man is standing on the porch of the building, and two men are walking by it. A car is partially visible on the left side of the photograph.

Photograph of seven DH-4 (De Havilland) airplanes flying over Fort Bliss, Texas. Below the planes, soldiers can be seen walking, riding, and standing as they watch the planes fly by. Military buildings and vehicles are seen scattered below on the ground. The Franklin Mountains are in the background. Information on the back of the photo states that the "Fly-By" over Fort Bliss was done in honor of General John J. Pershing's return to Fort Bliss after his service in World War I. The photo was taken from below the Officer's Club on February 2, 1920.

Photograph of a young child, Carl M. Allnoch, sitting on a large wooden vine that winds from a tree to the ground. He is the son of Rebecca (Mitchell) and Fred J. Allnoch. He is the grandson of J. D. and Agnes Martha (Ward) Mitchell.

Photograph of three children: Daniel, Nevil, and Carl, sitting in a horse-drawn buggy. They are the children of Fred J. and Rebecca(Mitchell) Allnoch; grandchildren of J. D. and Agnes Martha Ward Mitchell.

Photograph of three children, Daniel, Nevil, and Carl Allnoch sitting in a buggy. The rear of the horse can be seen. They are the children of Fred J. Rebecca (Mitchell) Allnoch.

Photograph of three children, identified as Daniel, Nevil, and Carl, standing on a bridge. They are the children of Fred J. and Rebecca (Mitchell) Allnoch; grandchildren of J. D. and Agnes Martha Ward Mitchell.

Photograph of three children named Daniel, Nevil, and Carl,standing beside a wooden vine or a tree trunk in a wooded area. They are the children of Fred J. Allnoch and Rebecca (Mitchell) Allnoch.

Photograph of three children named Daniel, Nevil, and Carl standing on the stump of a cottonwood tree in a wooded area. They are the children of Fred J. and Rebecca (Mitchell) Allnoch.

Photograph of three children, Daniel, Nevil, and Carl playing in a wooded area. They are the grandchildren of Agnes and J. D. Mitchell.

Photograph of three children named Daniel, Nevil, and Carl leaning on a wooden vine or tree trunk in a wooded area. They are children of Fred J. and Rebecca (Mitchell) Allnoch.

Photograph of J. D. Allnoch, as a young child. J. D. Allnoch is the son of Fred J. Allnoch and Rebecca (Mitchell) Allnoch. He is the grandson of J. D. Mitchell.

Photograph of two children, Nevil and Carl Allnoch, on a large wooded grapevine.

Photograph a double-exposed photograph of three(?)children but, due to the overexposure, seems to be more children. They appear to be sitting on a large tree vine.

Photograph of a young child, W. N. Fleming Jr. He is the grandson of Agnes and J. D. Mitchell.

Photograph of an unnamed boy standing in a wooded area, holding a net, looking for bugs. The boy may be a grandson of J. D. Mitchell, an entomologist.

Photograph of a young boy, J. D. Allnoch, standing in a wooded area, holding a bug hunter's net. J. D. Allnoch is the grandson of J. D. Mitchell, an entomologist.

Photograph of a young boy, Carl Allnoch, in a brushy area holding a butterfly net, poised to catch an insect.