Letterhead stationary for the Hebrew Institute Building Fund Committee outlining all the donors for the institute and their monetary contributions. The building, designed by the architectural firm of Field and Clarkson, was constructed between April and August of 1914 in the 800 block of Taylor Street in Fort Worth, Texas at a cost of $14,668. The top left corner of the document shows an architectural drawing of the building.

Printed marriage certificate (called a "Ketubah" in Hebrew) for Nathan Freeman of Waco, Texas, and Etta Rebecca Fram of Dallas, Texas. The couple were married on January 19, 1913, by Rev. Abraham Fram, Etta's father and the cantor at Dallas' Sheareth Israel Congregation. The Hebrew quotation at the top of the document translates as: "The voice of joy; the voice of happiness; the voice of the groom and the voice of the bride." There is an illustration of a marriage ceremony at the top of the certificate in blue ink.

Photograph of a boy identified as Carl Dornberger. He is wearing a hat, and posing on a tricycle.

Photograph of a baby identified as J. C. Ellis. He is wearing a knit cap and jumpsuit.

Photographs of a man identified as Jose Figooeroa. He is sitting in a chair with a hat on a table to the left. He is older in the first image.

Photograph of a woman identified as Minna Gebhardt. She is wearing glasses, and her hair is pulled back.

Photograph of two men identified as Juan and F. D. Guerra. One man is standing, and the other man is sitting in a chair to his right. They are both wearing hats and holding cigars.

Photographs of a woman identified as Cora Johnson. She is wearing a plaid dress and holding a purse.

Photograph of a boy identified as S. L. Johnson. He is posing with a bicycle. A dog is posing on a stool in front of the bicycle.

Photograph of a woman identified as Kitty Marable. She is holding a violin and bow.

Photograph of a portrait of a woman, man, and baby. The woman is standing, and the man is sitting in a chair while holding the baby. Two people are identified as Malina and Frank.

Photograph of a woman, man, and child; one person is identified as E. T. Rounden [probably Eli Thomas Randon]. The woman is wearing a bonnet, and is standing to the left of the child and man. The man is wearing a hat, and is sitting in a chair; the child is posing on the left arm of the chair. The woman and child are possibly E.T. Randon's wife and child, Hattie Banks Randon and Earl Alexander Randon.

Photograph of two women, identified as Spreen and Wehmeyer. They are sitting close together. Both women are wearing necklaces.

Photograph of a wooden building identified as Old Fourth Saint Church and German M. E. Church. The church is one-story tall and has a steeple at the front. In the background, there are other buildings.

Photograph of a child, identified as Heber Stone, Junior. The child is posing in left profile view; he is looking down at a magazine on the seat of a chair.

Photograph of two boys; one boy is identified as Walter Werner. The boy on the left is standing, and the boy on the left is sitting; he is holding a toy gun on his lap.

Photograph of a metal coffee can. There is an illustration of a brick house on the front of the can. Text surrounding the illustration says "Old Homestead Roasted Coffee," and "Roasted & Packed By Wangemann-Reichardt Company[,] Brenham, Texas."

Photograph of a man identified as Guadlupe Ayola. He is wearing overalls.

Photograph of four young men identified as Blinn Tennis Club. Three of the men are sitting, and one man is standing. They are all holding tennis rackets.

Photograph of a man identified as Callahan. He is wearing a suit, and holding a cigar in his left hand.

Photograph of a Catholic convent. The convent is a two-story building with two crosses on top.

Photograph of Southwestern Cotton Mill. The brick building is two-stories tall, with several windows on both visible sides. Four people are standing in the doorway.

Photograph of a man standing in a field on F. A. Sprain land. He is standing in tall grass growing up to his neck, and his back is turned to the camera.

Portrait of the officials and employees of Lavaca County, Texas. They are posing in front of the court house. There are two people in the photograph that are named, according to the label. "Bottom row, left to right - Joseph Kopecky, ?, Frank Schoppe." Everyone else is unidentified.