Postcard featuring a tinted image of Coleman High School. The brick building has three floors and a central belfry. The top two floors are tinted pink.

Postcard of the courthouse and jail of Coleman, Texas. The image has been colorized, with the roof of the courthouse building tinted pink.

Postcard featuring the public library of Coleman, Texas. The colorized image shows the building behind trees and a wrought iron fence.

Photograph of Walter M. Woodward standing in front of a painted backdrop. He wears a polo shirt tucked into patterned pants. The pants are tucked into dark socks.

Photograph of members of the Texas Bar Association posing on the porch of Walter C. Woodward. The men in the back row are H. C. Pipkin of Amarillo, D. A. Frank of Dallas, James L. Shepherd of Houston, and Mr. Mays of Sweetwater. The men sitting in the front row are John C. Townes of Houston, Walter C. Woodward of Coleman, and Henry P. Burney of San Antonio. The reverse side of the photo has a typed message by Walter Woodward.

Postcard of the public library of Coleman, Texas. The image shows the building behind trees and a wrought iron fence.

Photograph of the main street in Coleman, Texas, in 1882. A row of businesses can be seen behind several people and their animal-drawn wagons.

Ledger with handwritten and alphabetically indexed names. Each name is accompanied by the pages that the related account appears on in the accompanying accounting ledger.

Ledger of the W. H. Newsom Company in Coleman, Texas, listing purchases and payments by individuals from 1897 to 1898. The ledger is bound in leather and cloth.

License to practice law in Texas issued to Walter C. Woodward in Coleman, Texas. Much of the document is handwritten. A golden seal for the District Court of Coleman County appears on the bottom left.

Photograph of infant Walter M. Woodward sitting in a portrait studio. He is wearing a white dress and shoes.

Ledger listing cash payments to and from the W. H. Newsom and Company in 1898.

Text that verifies the registration of a cattle brand to Walter Woodward. It describes the brand as "L 7" on the animals' hips.

Photograph of a woman looking into a mirror. She wears a dress, holds a brush, and has hair that comes down to her legs. The reverse side of the photo reads "Sister Dec. 31st, 1893 Coleman."

Photograph of an African American couple sitting on a porch on either side of a young boy. The man on the right holds a newspaper and wears a hat. the notation on the back side of the photo reads: "Negros living in our back yard - about 1919"

Photograph of several children sitting on the front steps of a building. Handwriting on the reverse side of the photo reads, "Mac's third birthday party." The children are identified from the top left as Robert Sedwich, Frank Allen, Ima Baker, Christine Shields, Camille Stobaugh, Velma McCord, Bernice Gaines, Mac Woodward, James Dibrell, Nancy Jim Golson, Hellene Strong, Burke, Leoni Shield, and Hugh Lee Gober, Jr. Elizabeth Henson can be seen standing behind support beam to the right. An elderly woman, Louisa McClellan, sits behind Elizabeth Henson.

Postcard featuring Commercial Avenue looking north towards the Coleman Courthouse. A mule team is in the center of the street and wagons are in front of stores on either side of the road.

Photograph of five women standing behind the railing of a front porch. They are identified as Lottie Dibrell Wooldridge, Pebble Dumas, Ema Shield, Mildred McClellan Woodward, and Leila McClellan Johnston.

Photograph of four women in front of a front porch. They wear white dresses and have their hair arranged in rounded pompadours. They are identified as Mildred McClellan Woodward, Flora Melton, Alla Hubbard, and Eva Belle Flint.

Photograph of 35 children and their teacher in H6 South Ward in Coleman, Texas. Each individual is pictured in a small square photograph. These photos are arranged in five rows.

Photograph of the Woodward family at a reunion. Two rows of family members stand behind a third row that sits on the front steps of a house. Family members are identified on the reverse side of the image.

Photograph of Judge Jesse Owen and Francis Woodward and their family sitting on the front steps of a house. They are identified from the left as Walter C. Woodward, Fannie Dillard Woodward, Jesse Owen Woodward, Willie Woodward Baker, Mable W. Henson, Garland Woodward, Nadine Woodward Howell, and Miss Jessie Woodward.

Postcard featuring Walter M. Woodward standing with Bernice Gaines in front of a painted backdrop. Woodward wears a child's tuxedo and Gaines wears a child-sized wedding dress.

Photograph of toddler-age Frances Lou McClellan pushing a toy buggy that contains a doll and flowers. The reverse side of the photo mat has an attached newspaper clipping that uses the same image. The clipping states that she won a prize from a doll buggy parade.