Office Memorandum from Detective B. B. Norris to Captain W. P. Gannaway regarding two F.B.I. Agents who came to his office looking for a file where Jack Ruby was supposedly identified as a homosexual.

Report from Captain W. P. Gannaway to Chief of Police J. E. Curry regarding the contributions made by Eva Grant to The School of Jewish Studies, a purported subversive organization.

Report from Captain O. A. Jones to Chief of Police J. E. Curry regarding Mr. and Mrs. Hamlin, who were collecting funds from people towards the defense costs of Jack Ruby's trial.

Criminal Intelligence Report from Detective W. S. Biggio to Captain W. P. Gannaway through Lieutenant Jack Revill regarding information gathered about Doyle E. Layne.

Letter from Oleta Coursey offering information in regards to Lee Harvey Oswald's mother.

Envelope that originally contained items in box 3, folder 29, items 001 009. The envelope contained four letters.

Photograph of driftwood floating down a river.

Photograph taken from the west end of a bridge on the Isle du Bois looking west at Sanger Pilot Point Highway. The road is dirt and is lined with grass. There is high water on either side of the road; part of the road is flooded. A group of men are standing in the middle of the road near the flooded area. The photograph was taken at 2:15 p.m.

Photograph of a large body of water. Near the center of the photograph, there is a partially-submerged post-and-wire fence and trees running the length of the image. Trees are visible in the background and a patch of grass is visible in the foreground, at the edge of the water. Text on the back of the photograph says: "May 5 - 1935 2:15 PM. Taken from same point as No. 17 but looking North West."

Photograph of men placing riprap on Fishtrap Road. In the photograph, men work on the side of the road. A car is passing by on the road, which is situated on the left. Handwritten note on back: "Placing riprap on Firsk Trap [sic] Causeway by men of the Transient Camp on Sept 5, 1935 Lake Dallas Denton County."

Photograph of the Trinity River flood. In the photograph, flooding is affecting trees and telephone poles.

Photograph of the Trinity River Flood taken at 12:50 PM, facing west on south side of RR embankment. In the photograph, flooding reaches over into a grove of trees.

Photograph of the Trinity River Flood taken at 12:05 PM, looking east on the south side of the RR embankment.

Photograph of the Trinity River flood taken at 12:10 PM. In the photograph, trees and telephone poles rise out of the water. Text on the back of the photograph reads: "May 5, 1935. 12:10 PM. Taken just east of Trestle No. 20206 and near water's edge looking east on north side of RR embankment."

Photograph of the Trinity River flood taken at 12:40 PM. In the photograph, a stream of water cuts through grass. Beyond a number of trees is a body of water. Text on the back of the photograph reads: "May 5, 1935. 12:40 PM. Taken from same point as No. 11 but looking south."

Photograph taken of the Trinity River flood. In the photograph, flooding reaches treetops. Text on the back of the photograph reads: "May 5, 1935. 12:30 PM. Taken from same point as No. 9 but lloking [sic] south."

Photograph of the Trinity River flood taken at 12:40 PM. In the photograph, flooding is visible between two banks. A series of poles jut out of the water. Text on the back of the photograph reads: "May 5, 1935. 12:40 PM. Taken 1000 ft east of Trestle No. 2026 from RR track looking north."

Photograph of the Trinity River flood at 2:15 PM. The flooding reaches over a fence.

Photograph of the Trinity River Flood taken at 2:15 PM, 100 ft west of Isle du Bois, looking southwest.

Photograph of the Trinity River Flood taken at 2:25 PM from the east end of Isle du Bois Bridge.

Photograph of the Trinity River flood taken at 2:45 PM from the south end of the bridge on Range Creek.

Photograph of the Trinity River flood taken shortly after 1:00 PM. In the photograph, plants are jutting out of the water. A riverbank is visible on the far left. Text on the back of the photograph reads: "May 5, 1935. Shortly after 1 PM. On east side of Elm. Highway No. 10 looking west."

Photograph of the Trinity River flood at 1:15 PM, facing west toward Elm on Highway 10. The road is flooded.

Photograph of the Trinity River flood taken at 12:50 PM. In the photograph, telephone poles jut out of a body of water. The flooding is contained within two banks.