Photo of Confederate Vet, Thomas Evans Riddle. Austin, Texas. 14 years old when the Civil War began, Mr. Riddle served with Co. 1, 22nd Regiment, Army of Tennessee and participated in the Battle of Gettysburg.

Photo of two young women sitting at the edge of a pool of water, Eliza Spring. Austin, Texas.

Photo of young woman standing next to a pool of water, Eliza Spring. Austin, Texas.

Photo of women wearing swimsuits inside pool area of Eliza Spring. Austin, Texas.

Photo of woman and three men posing for picture. Austin, Texas.

An unidentified man stands in the Austin Candy Company drug store in front of a wall of miscellaneous products over which the word "Beverages" has been written on the wall.

Reverend Murray and Bishop Hines, seated, looking at a large envelope.

Aerial views of Austin snow scene.

Aerial views of Austin snow scene.

Exterior view of 3 stores: Zale's Jewelers, Vogue Shoes, and Baker's Shoes. Street in front with 3 cars parked. Man walking on sidewalk.

2 men standing in front of the University of Texas International Center and International Office. They are holding a poster advertising a semi-formal dance sponsored by The Organization of Arab Students to be held on December 4, 1959 in the Union Ballroom.

Man sitting on desking reading a booklet on the Organization of Arab Students.

Man handing money to woman at ticket window.

Photo of men standing in front of Carpenter Paper Company. Austin, Texas.

A statue of horses in front of stairs, next to Texas Memorial Museum. The area is surrounded by trees and bushes.

Unidentified Jefferson Chemical Company executives sit outside of an unknown building on patio furniture. The six men are all wearing suits and looking off to the left of the frame.

Photograph of eight members of the Mello-Tones playing instruments at a function.

Photo of Capitol Machine Works. Austin, Texas.

Photo of General K.L. Berry, State Draft Director. Austin, Texas.

Photo of Richard Yarborough and a friend posing in suits on prom night. Austin, Texas.

Identical coffins decorated with floral sprays are lined up on the porch of the temporary morgue building at Camp Wallace in Hitchcock. Four men dressed in suits carry one coffin to waiting hearses. On the back of the photograph is written: "This is a scene at Camp Wallace in Hitchcock, where the unclaimed bodies were stored in cold storage awaiting identification. The individual caskets were loaded into individual hearses loaned by over 50 funeral homes in southeast Texas. The man carrying casket on right front is John Irwin's brother - don't know name."

Men ready caskets for burial after the mass funeral service for victims of the 1947 Texas City Disaster held at Memorial Park on June 22, 1947. A large crowd of people is gathered to watch. Identical coffins are lined up in rows. Military veterans stand watch around the perimeter of the coffins.

A large crowd gathers at the mass funeral service for victims of the 1947 Texas City Disaster. A clergyman is speaking from a temporary dais, surrounded by funeral wreaths while other clergymen, including a Catholic priest, and acolytes stand to the right of the platform.

9.5" x 7.5" b&w photograph