Letter from D. E. Walsh to the Post Office Inspector of Corsicana, Texas, R. R. Range notifying that enclosed with his letter is a photograph and description of Raymond Hamilton.

Newspaper clipping and photograph of Juanita Dale Phillips, also known as Candy Barr. The clipping mentions her shooting, and the photograph has Candy in the center of the photograph with Abe Weinstein on the left and Detective F. R. Gaddy on the right.

Photograph of a cleaning crew sweeping street in front of a produce store. In the photograph, three men sweep the side of the street. A truck is parked next to them.

Photograph of the Ablon Poultry & Egg Co. storefront. Crates are stacked within a mesh wire case. Cars are parked along the street.

Photograph of the Arthur Miller Produce storefront. Bundles sit next to the building. Burt's Cafe can be seen in the distance.

Photograph of the Dallas Farmer's Market storefront. Boxes are stacked against the storefront's wall.

Photograph of storefronts for Fain Produce (The Tomato House) and the Leon Margules Produce storefront. A telephone booth is situated underneath the sign for Fain Produce. Cars are parked alongside the road.

Photograph of a loading dock covered with a canopy.

Photograph of a pecan seller's storefront at the Dallas Farmer's Market. The word "pecans" is painted vertically on the side of the storefront.

Photograph of the Ablon Poultry & Egg Co. and 4-H Poultry & Egg Co. storefront.

Photograph of a storefront for a pre-packaging company. In the photograph, an awning shades the sidewalk. Inside the storefront, packages and wooden crates are prepared for distribution. A man is in the process of walking down the sidewalk. He wears a white dress shirt and dark pants. ". . .n Pre-Package Co." is painted above the windows of the building, which are placed above the awning.

Photograph of the Prestonwood Hotel on Pearl Street in Dallas, Texas. The building is brick and the sidewalk is shaded by an awning.

Photograph of a grocery market storefront which is selling watermelons and pecans.

Photograph of the A.W. Cullum & Co. loading dock in Dallas, Texas. In the photograph, a number of vehicles are parked near the dock. The loading dock is shaded by an awning, under which white cases are situated. "A. W. Cullom & Co." is painted onto the side of the building. A railroad crossing sign and railroad tracks are visible in the foreground.

Photograph of workers sitting on crates at a loading dock for the Dallas Farmer's Market. Crates are stacked up in an open space in the wall and nearly touch the ceiling of the enclosure.

Photograph of the storefront for Mustang Tomato Co. An older man sits underneath an awning. A car is parked on next to the storefront. The doors and trunk are open.

Photograph of the building in which the Prestonwood Hotel is located. The building is brick and has an awning over it. Wooden crates in the store to the left are protected by a lattice gate.

Photograph of Brownwood Park and its surrounding area in Dallas, Texas. The park sits in the center of the photo, just above Walnut Hill Lane. Residential suburbs are visible to both sides and above the park.

Photograph of a card for the "Fair Play for Cuba Committee," issued to and signed by Lee Harvey Oswald.

Memo to M. W. Stevenson from Charles Batchelor, Assistant Chief of Police. Batchelor states that Mr. Bill Walsh called and said that his employee, Charles Burns, was struck by a white Cadillac.

Photocopy of an office memorandum addressed to Captain W. P. Gannaway of the Special Service Bureau in Dallas, Texas. In the memo, detective W. Guy Hilliard states that two FBI agents came into the office and asked for information regarding Johnnie Nolan.

Photocopy of an office memorandum addressed to Captain W. P. Gannaway of the Special Service Bureau in Dallas, Texas. In the memo, detective W. Guy Hilliard states that two FBI agents came into the office and asked for information regarding Johnnie Nolan.

Memorandum by Assistant Chief Charles Batchelor to Deputy Chief M. W. Stevenson, concerning a car accident on November 22, 1963 that may or may not have been related to the Lee Harvey Oswald case.

Office Memorandum from Detective E. Kaminsky to Captain W. P. Gannaway regarding the information requested by two F.B.I. Agents.