Photograph of the Windham School and Library building on the grounds of the Central Prison Unit in Sugar Land, Texas. The building is a white, single-story building with a mural of the state of Texas overlaid with the Texas flag on the left side of the building.

Photograph of Reginald Moore and an unknown woman touring the grounds of the Central Prison Unit in Sugar Land, Texas. There are two plant-covered buildings behind them, and a water tower visible in the distance.

Photograph of Reginald Moore standing in front of the main buildings of the Central Prison Unit in Sugar Land, Texas. The buildings are white and there's an unidentified woman standing near the historical marker in the left side of the photograph.

Photograph of Reginald Moore standing next to a river on the grounds of the Central Prison Unit in Sugar Land, Texas.

Photograph of Reginald Moore standing next to a mural, "Central State Farm 1953" depicting three-story, white building with several black cars parked in front. The text is written above the building in yellow.

Photograph of Reginald Moore standing next to a closed gate labelled "G Wing" at the Central Prison Unit in Sugar Land, Texas.

Photograph of Reginald Moore standing next to the Texas State Historical Marker for the Texas Prison System, State Farm Main Building in Sugar Land, Texas. The Central Unit building, a white three-story building, with "Central Unit" written above the top window, is visible in the background.

Report on an intensive mechanically augmented cultural resources survey of the proposed 21.5 acre Ace Center Music Hall in Fort Bend County, Texas, detailing the methods used in the study, and the study's findings that the land had never previously been developed and that no cultural resources would be impacted by the development of the area.

Photocopy of a report on an archeological survey of the proposed Joseph S. and Lucie H. Cullinan Park in Fort Bend County, Texas conducted in 1991. The survey found numerous prehistoric and historic sites indicating intense utilization from Texas prehistory into the early twentieth century. The final page of the document is an invoice listing the costs of retrieving and copying the report billed to Reginald Moore by the Texas Historical Commission Archeological Division.

Letter from Pollyanna Clark to Mark Denton discussing the attached Antiquities Permit application, scope of work document, and maps for five acres at Settlers Way Park in Sugar Land, Texas.