Photograph of small child standing on glass table wearing boots and little else.

Photograph of young woman

Photograph of a boat in the water at the lake. John W. Gainer was a partner in the Hammerman and Gainer Insurance Company in Austin.

Photograph of a man drving a boat on the lake. John W. Gainer was a partner in the Hammerman and Gainer Insurance Company in Austin.

Photograph of a young girl standing outside in front of a building. She is wearing a dress and holding books.

Photograph of a woman reading a book to a disabled girl lying in bed.

Photograph of a boat speeding across the water of a lake. John W. Gainer was a partner in the Hammerman and Gainer Insurance Company in Austin.

Photograph of two men in a boat moving across the water of a lake.

Photograph of two men indside of a boat. They are both wearing captain hats. Man on right is John W. Gainer, a partner in the Hammerman and Gainer Insurance Company in Austin.

Photograph of a man sitting leisurely in a moving boat with his legs crossed. He is wearing a suit and a captain hat. John W. Gainer was a partner in the Hammerman and Gainer Insurance Company in Austin.

Photograph of man in a machine shop with guns.

Photograph of man working in sporting goods store. He is believed to be a gunsmith.

Photograph of man holding a number of guns. Kreuz Sporting Goods Store was located at 105 W. 5th Street.

Photograph of man holding a cigar while seated in an ornate chair. Ralph S. Oakley is identified in the 1942 Austin City Directory as being involved with The Texan Cafe which was located at 119 W. 7th Street.

Photograph of two men near the campfire at a campsite in Circle Bayou. A buggy and a tent, as well as trees are in the background. The two men are identified as J. G. Rose and L. F. Jecker.

Photograph of two men, J. G. Rose and L. F. Jecker, sitting on chairs at a campsite in Circle Bayou. J. G. Rose is plucking duck feathers and L. F. Jecker is skinning a squirrel.

Photograph of two men, J. G. Rose (left) and L. F. Jecker, sitting at a table in a campsite at Circle Bayou. Food and eating utensils are on the table.

Photograph of a fisherman's catch: Two freshwater catfish caught at Circle Bayou.

Photograph of a tent at a campsite at Circle Bayou. The interior of the tent contains sleeping bags and supplies.

Photograph of young man.

Photograph of man wearing suit and tie seated at a cluttered desk. E.W. Winkler was a librarian at The University of Texas. He and his wife Johanna lived at 104 W. 32nd Street.

Exterior view of Brown Express Motor Freight Company with trucks in foreground. Brown Express was located at 209 E. 1st Street. Monroe H. Brieger was the manager.

Photograph of Mayton's Food Market which was located at 3800 Lamar Blvd.

Photograph of three men identified as the owners, Leslie Cloar, Howard Smith, and Roy Cloar, standing in front of a row of cars at Smith-May Motor Company on 949 Procter Street. Behind the cars, there are buildings with signs on them that say "Smith-May Motor Co. Buick Pontiace GMC Trucks," "Serviing Port Arthur Motorists for more than a third of a Century," and "Better Used Cars."