Photograph taken for a story in the Daily Oklahoman newspaper. Caption: "UNDERGOING a 2-month study with Gulf Oil Corp. in Midland, Texas, E. J. Ferguson, right, is assistant professor at Oklahoma State University. Professor Ferguson, shown with A. L. Holland, district mechanical engineer, will evaluate automatic tank battery installations in Gulf's Midland district."

Script from the WBAP-TV/NBC station in Fort Worth, Texas, relating a news story.

The West Texas Historical Association's Seventy-First Annual Meeting schedule for the meeting in Midland, Texas on April 8 and 9, 1994. It includes lists of all officers, members of the board of directors, and ex-officio broad members.

Part plumbing floor plan for an office building and parking garage commissioned by Jack B. Wilkinson in Midland, Texas. It features measurements, labels, riser schedule, and wall edge lines.

Eleventh floor plan for an office building and parking garage commissioned by Jack B. Wilkinson in Midland, Texas. It features room names, door orientation lines, wall edge lines, and measurements.

Bid sheet for an office building commissioned by Superior Oil Company in Midland, Texas. It includes bid information for general and mechanical construction.

Letter from Homer to WASP Steering Committee discussing the 2000 reunion, transportation, and housing of the official WASP archives.

Photograph of the Turner House (located at 1705 W Missouri) in Midland, Texas.

Letter from Fred A. Wemple to Truett Latimer congratulating him and asking if he needed any help.

Photograph of the Turner House (located at 1705 W Missouri) in Midland, Texas.

Photograph of a flood on the corner of Main and Wall Street in Midland. Water flows towards the right on Wall Street (bottom-left corner to center-right side), and people stand on the sidewalks of Main Street examining the flood. In front of the First National Bank, the large Neoclassical building on the street corner, more people have gathered, with stores visible to the left of the bank.

Patent for a new pencil-holder that is "a light, efficient and convenient pencil-holder capable of reliably securing the pencil to which it is attached within the pocket, thereby holding the same in readiness for use." (Lines 14-17) Illustration included.

Postcard from Midland addressed to Miss Eddie Handy[?] in Maverick, Texas. The front of the postcard depicts a Fourth of July parade in downtown Midland, going down Main Street with the Llano Hotel at left and several pedestrians and parked carriages watching horse-drawn parade floats and decorated cars.

Photograph of Downtown Midland, viewed from the southeast, after a fire that started on April 8, 1909, in the Llano Hotel. The hotel, mostly destroyed with some brick walls standing, is at center in front of the water tower, having collapsed due to the fire with debris scattered onto the main roads. The fire also destroyed the Midland Drug Store and Grocery, to the north of the Llano Hotel, leaving a dry goods store (with a Coca-Cola sign along the front) intact. Across the street from the hotel is the First National Bank, also severely damaged, its canopy partially destroyed at left. People walk among the ruins, inspecting the damage and conversing together.