Photograph taken from the air of the Daniel Baker College campus, showing several large buildings and dozens of other, smaller ones, intermingled with trees. In the center of the photo, there is a large multistory stone building with turrets, spires, and a one-story extension that creates a gradual crescent shape at the front of the building. Handwritten text on the back of the photo identifies the campus, and a stamp identifies the photographer.

Photograph of the front of the Walker Memorial Library at Howard Payne University. The building is a brick two-story building with windows along each floor and an ornate, gabled overhang above the double-door front entrance, which is supported by six stone columns. Windows line the front of the building, on both floors. Young men and women sit and stand on the short flight of front steps, while others are walking up to the building. There is a path leading to the front entrance with plant beds dividing the path. Printed text on the back of the photo identifies the photographer and location of the photo.

Photograph of the faculty and student body of Daniel Baker College posing outside of the school's Administration building.

A B/W negative of the building (former Brownwood Center Avenue High School) that was purchased in 1921 to house the Academy program on the Howard Payne College campus.

A B/W negative of students and teachers of the Academy on the Howard Payne College campus. The Academy was a preparatory school, and graduates were automatically accepted as HPC freshmen without further examination.

Glass lantern slide plate of the Adelphian Theological Society at Baylor University.

Glass lantern slide plate of the Brown County Courthouse, Brownwood, Texas.

Glass lantern slide plate of a river view at a hunting lodge in Brown County, TX.

Glass lantern slide plate of a snowfall in Brown County, Texas.

Glass lantern slide plate of a group of people and a car in snowfall in Brown County, Texas. The wheel cover on the back of the car says "Evans, Brownwood, Texas."

Glass lantern slide plate of the building that housed City Hall, the Fire Station, and jail in Brownwood, TX.

Glass lantern slide plate of a monument erected by the 1921 Senior class of Brownwood High School to honor those who served in WWI. The monument was dedicated in May, 1921. The inscription reads: "To those men from Brown County who rendered valiant service in the World War; who feared not, who believed in the sacred principles upon which this Republic is founded, who preferred death to slavery, who signified a willingness to give their lives and to perpetuate Democracy, this monument is reverently dedicated." The 1921 Senior Class role was etched on the back of the monument.

Glass lantern slide plate of Brownwood Junior High School. It was located between Durham Ave. and Rogan on Ave. B.

Glass lantern slide plate of the front of the Rogan Building (Brownwood Junior High) in Brownwood, Texas, between Durham and Rogan on Ave. B.

Glass lantern slide plate of the Brownwood National Bank building at the corner of Center and Baker in Brownwood, TX. The upper floors were used for offices including a dentist's and a doctor's.

Glass lantern slide plate of the Post Office building on Center Ave. in Brownwood, TX.

Glass lantern slide plate of an unidentified building in Brownwood, Texas.

Glass lantern slide plate of an unidentified building in Brownwood, Texas.

Glass lantern slide plate of an unidentified building in Brownwood, Texas.

Glass lantern slide plate of an unidentified building in Brownwood, Texas.

A B/W negative of a parade of cars with spectators lining the street in Brownwood, Texas.

A B/W negative of an entrant in the parade in Brownwood, Texas.

Glass lantern slide plate of the residence at 907 Center Ave., Brownwood, Texas.

Glass lantern slide plate of an unidentified building.