Photograph of men in Navy uniforms on the deck of U.S.S. Texas. A handwritten note on the back of the photo says "U.S.S. Texas BB-35 Battleship, commissioned 12 March 1914."

Photograph of U.S.S. Texas on the Hudson River with people looking on in the foreground.

Photograph of a Mother's Day church service on board the U.S.S. Texas. The priest is reading from the Bible in between the main aisle. This service is taking place on the side of the ship and there are more ships in the water in the background.

Photograph of the Mother's Day service on the side of the U.S.S. Texas on May 12, 1929. The sailors are seated in rows with the main aisle in the middle, the priest is up at the front by the altar reading a prayer.

Photograph of Admiral Jehu V. Chase in his black dress uniform. He is standing on the U.S.S. Texas underneath the large gun turrets. Attached on the reverse side is a newspaper clipping of this same photo.

Photograph of Rear Admiral Carleton Bryant standing with Captain Charles Baker on board the U.S.S. Texas in the New York Navy Yard in Brooklyn, New York. According to the photo, the large shell between the men was one that "penetrated the ship off Cherbourg." Both men are wearing their black dress uniforms, with the ship's large guns looming overhead.