Photograph of a group of men and women posing outside of First Methodist Church. The people are identified as (first row, left to right) Mrs. O. B. Morris, Mrs. Bushong, Beth Palmer, Mrs. A. A. Miles, Mrs. Chester McDonald, (second row, left to right) The Reverend O. B. Morris, Mrs. W. H. Achey, Mrs. Francis Bushong Hoffpauir, Mrs. C. V. Palmer, Helen Gunn, Mrs. Cora Cann, (third row, left to right) J. H. Stevens, C. P. Gunn, C.V. Palmer, George Carter, Merle David, and N. J. Ader.

Photograph of a monument honoring Dick Dowling in Sabine Pass Battleground Park. A statue of a man is on top of a marble pedestal that has three segments containing text. The center portion of the monument, beneath the statue includes a symbol with a star and laurel leaves at the top and text that says: "In memory of Lt. Richard W. Dowling and his men. Texas remembers the faithfulness and valor of her sons and commends their heroic example to future generations. Erected by the state of Texas, 1936." Additional text is in the segment on the right and the left segment is labeled "With Dowling Were" and contains a list of names.

Photograph of four unidentified men standing around a colt inside a pen. They are greasing the colt to prevent ticks.

Photograph of a horse being greased to prevent ticks. Four men are pictured: One man is holding the horse's reins while two others apply grease to the horse from a nearby bucket. The fourth man looks on.

Photograph of United States Snag Boat Number 1 on the Guadalupe River five miles below Victoria, Texas. The boat is tied up for Sunday. Men and women stand on the boat; wash hangs on a clothesline. A rowboat is nearby in the water.

Photograph of four ranch hands inside a corral greasing a horse for ticks. The horse is lying on the ground with three of its legs tied.

Photograph of a man standing in a cotton field.

Photograph of a gravel bank dredged from the Guadalupe River six miles from Victoria, Texas by a dredge boat named "Guadalupe."

Photograph of a Bill Cherokee, a Native American tribal Chief from Oklahoma, twirling a gun on his little finger. This photo was taken at the old police firing range in Zilker Park.

Photograph of man dressed in suit and hat with his arms crossed.

Photograph of Bill Cherokee, a Native American tribal Chief from Oklahoma, dressed in a western outfit including gun, standing in field with large dog. Photo was taken at the old police firing range in Zilker Park.

Photograph of Bill Cherokee, a Native American tribal Chief from Oklahoma, and a large dog standing in a field. Photo was taken at the old police firing range in Zilker Park.

Austin High School Maroon football team practicing at House Park in Austin.

Three Austin High School Maroon football players pose at House Park. Player in the middle, #33, is Travis Raven, who later coached at Austin High School and won three state football championships as head football coach at Reagan High School in Austin. He also served as Athletic Director of The Austin Independent School District.

Photograph of young man in football uniform. Believed to be House Park Stadium.

Photograph of High School football team

Photograph of High School football team

Photograph of high school football team

Photograph of high school football team.

Photograph of football player

Three Austin High School Maroon football players pose in front of the stadium at House Park.

Photograph of man seated at desk

Photograph of American Statesman Bldg

Photograph of four men casting dice