Photograph of the Allandale Village storefronts. Two stores are open for business: H.E.B. Food Stores and Francis Floorcovering, despite the unpaved parking lot. Other storefronts on the right side of the building appear to be empty.

Photograph of interior of 2-J Hamburger at North Lamar and 40th streets in Austin, Texas. The overhead view shows male kitchen workers preparing burgers on the left, female workers bagging orders and cashiering in the center, and the customers ordering at the counter on the right. The back of a large menu hanging from the ceiling is visible on the right above the customers. Cars are visible in the parking lot, seen through the windows. The male employees wear white pants, white shirts, and white paper caps that say "2-J". The female workers wear white dresses with name badges. There are both Caucasian and African-American employees.

Photograph of H.E.B. Food Store at Allandale Village shopping center in Austin. Workers on the roof prepare the sign for the grand opening.

Photograph of Mrs. Molly Winn atop a donkey at her 100th birthday celebration in Austin, Texas. A Kash 'N' Karry Grocery is visible in the background. The date may have been mis-recorded and might be 1953.

Photograph of a young girl on a horse. The girl and horse are on a road with a fenced field behind them.

Photograph of the exterior of the Daughters of the American Revolution (Thankful Hubbard Chapter) headquarters at 708 San Antonio Street in Austin, Texas.

Photograph of a young woman posing on the riverbank. She is wearing a bathing suit and holding a beach towel over her head and shoulders. She is standing on a rocky river bank and smiling at the camera. A bridge and a dam are behind her.

Photograph of the interior of a small restaurant, Hickory House, located at 1002 Congress Avenue. A man stands behind the counter. An older man holding a cigarette sits at a booth on the left, and two younger men sit at a bench on the right. The younger men are looking at the man behind the counter. A menu hanging from the ceiling behind the counter advertises chopped beef for 26 cents, french fries and potato salad for 15 cents, sliced meats for 35 cents, and a barbecue plate for 85 cents.

Photograph of Sinclair gasoline and service station. The Allendale Village Shopping Center is visible in the background behind the service station. Sinclair's washing garage door is closed, but the lubrication station door is open. A car drives to the gasoline pumps. A second car is parked near the washing garage. A couple of homes are visible on the left behind the station. The Allendale Village parking lot is full of cars.

Logo of Jefferson Chemicals

Employees sitting and standing in front of sign

Guide at Jefferson Chemical

Office Scene

Three people around a piece of equipment

Will Wilson, Supreme Court Associate Justice, standing in front of the bench at the Texas Supreme Court. The motto engraved on the bench, "Sicut Patribus, Sit Deus Nobis" (As God was to our fathers, may He also be to us), partially shows behind him.

Photo of an illustration of the eleven-storied Home Office Building for International Life Insurance Company in Austin, Texas. Listed names for the project are Giesecke, Kuehne & Brooks, Architects; Howard R. Barr, Associate.

Charles McCormick, President-Treasurer of International Life Insurance Company talking on the phone, seating behind desk. International Life Insurance Company building at 9th and Brazos.

Councilwoman Emma Long and City Manager Walter Seaholm shaking hands.

New cars inside showroom at 1214 W. 6th St.

Two men posing in front of two diagnostic machines at 1214 W. 6th St.

A steering diagnostic machine at 1214 W. 6th St.

Car servicing equipment at 1214 W. 6th St.

Renovations of the building at 120 W. 9th.

Portrait of man. Owner of Rex Kitchens Construction Company, 608 Monroe.