Postcard of an invitation to an exhibition of works by William A. Kendrick, a Texas landscape artist, and Richard Hamorszky, a bronze sculptor, at the Art Center of Waco. The front of the postcard shows a painting by Kendrick and a bronze sculpture by Hamorszky. Information about the exhibition is printed on the back of the postcard, along with directions to the Art Center, visiting hours, and dates.

Letter from Julia Brazelton to Dr. Todd Bradford Willis, December 20, 2016. In the letter, Brazelton says it was nice seeing Dr. Willis during the Christmas holidays.

Letter from Terri Hugo to Dr. Todd Bradford Willis, February 9, 2010. In the letter, Terri Hugo thanks Dr. Willis for the donation of his book, Some Notable Persons In First Street Cemetery of Waco, Texas.

Letter from the First Presbyterian Church to Mrs. Elizabeth Buchanan Dietz, March 23, 2017. In the letter, Dr. Willis and Dr. King, thank Dietz's grandparents for their generous donations in the past and they are celebrating the restoration of the architecture in their honor.

Letter from Craig Ordner to Dr. Todd Bradford Willis, October 13, 2017. In the letter, Ordner thanks Dr. Willis for his donation of nine-hundred negatives and photographs to the Railroad and Heritage Museum.

Photograph of the pipe organ keyboard console at St. Thomas Aquinas Catholic Church including three manual keyboards, several series of horizontal drawknob stops, and pedals, viewed from the left. A mirror is propped on top of the console, to the left of the music stand.

Photograph of the pipe organ keyboard console at St. Thomas Aquinas Catholic Church including three manual keyboards, several series of horizontal drawknob stops, and pedals, viewed from the right.

Photograph of the balcony inside St. James Methodist Church. Pews are on the ground level, and opera seats are in the balcony. A brass chandelier hangs from the ceiling.

Photograph of the Brookview Methodist Church, a single story brick building. A sign advertising times of worship is in the right of the image, and it has a bike resting against it. Brookview Methodist Church of Waco was located at 3505 Colcord Avenue. The building is now used by the Brookview Church of Christ

Photograph of a long, single story, brick church with stained glass windows. Trees are visible on the edges of the image. Brookview Methodist Church of Waco was located at 3505 Colcord Avenue. The building is now used by the Brookview Church of Christ.

Photograph of the Brookview Methodist Church, a single-story brick building. Trees surround the church, which features tall stained glass windows. Brookview Methodist Church of Waco was located at 3505 Colcord Avenue. The building is now used by the Brookview Church of Christ.

Photograph of a cenotaph for African American men who served in Texas politics during the second half of the 19th century. The monument has two panels, angled into the shape of a V, making it appear like a book. The left panel features a narrative description of the monument, as well as the portraits of Robert Lloyd Smith and Nathan H. Haller. The right panel features a list of names. The cenotaph for the 19th century African American legislators of Texas is located at the State Cemetery in Austin. Shepart/Shepherd Mullins and Robert Lloyd Smith are buried in McLennan County.

Photograph of cenotaph for African American men who served in Texas politics during the second half of the 19th century. The monument has two panels, and the left panel is pictured. It features a narrative description of the monument, as well as the portraits of Robert Lloyd Smith and Nathan H. Haller. The cenotaph is located at the State Cemetery in Austin. Shepart/Shepherd Mullins and Robert Lloyd Smith are buried in McLennan County.

Photograph of a cenotaph for African American men who served in Texas politics during the second half of the 19th century. The monument has two panels, and the right panel is pictured. It features a list of the politicians being honored. The cenotaph for the 19th century African American legislators of Texas is located at the State Cemetery in Austin. Shepart/Shepherd Mullins and Robert Lloyd Smith are buried in McLennan County.

Photograph of the Charles Evans, Sr. house at 2100 Colcord Avenue in Waco. It was formerly the home of the Charles and Nannie Sleeper Evans family during the 20th century. It is a two-story house, which has four columns in front. Trees are on both sides of the house, though the ones on the right are missing their leaves.

Photograph of Clay Avenue Methodist Church that appears to be constructed of adobe or a similar material. There is a sign at the right of the image, which is covered by a tree. A truck is parked to the left of the church, next to a small fence. Clay Avenue Methodist Church of Waco was located at 1601 Clay Avenue. The building is now used by the Central Texas Metropolitan Community Church.

Photograph of the exterior wall of Clay Avenue Methodist Church. Power lines run the length of the church, and two power poles lean against each other. A tree stands in the left of the image. Clay Avenue Methodist Church of Waco was located at 1601 Clay Avenue. The building is now used by the Central Texas Metropolitan Community Church.

Photograph of the exterior wall of Clay Avenue Methodist Church. Power lines run the length of the church, and a tree is visible in the right side of the image. Clay Avenue Methodist Church of Waco was located at 1601 Clay Avenue. The building is now used by the Central Texas Metropolitan Community Church.

Photograph of the Clay Avenue Methodist Church that appears to be constructed of adobe or a similar material. There is a sign at the right of the image, which reads "Central Texas Metropolitan Community Church." Clay Avenue Methodist Church of Waco was located at 1601 Clay Avenue. The building is now used by the Central Texas Metropolitan Community Church.

Photograph of the exterior of Cogdell Memorial Methodist Church, which features a tall exterior wall with four square windows lined up vertically. Trees and shrubberies are on the building's lawn; a driveway runs along the left of the image. The building was later used by the Waco Baptist Academy.

Photograph of the exterior of Cogdell Memorial Methodist Church, which features a tall exterior wall with four square windows lined up vertically. Trees and shrubberies are on the building's lawn. The building was later used by the Waco Baptist Academy.

Photograph of a marble cornerstone for St. James Methodist Church in Waco, Texas. The text on the marker is cut into stone and placed within a brick wall. Glare on the stone makes the writing difficult to read. -This is the cornerstone for the present building, erected in 1924

Photograph of the cornerstone of St. James Methodist Church in Waco, Texas. The text on the marker is cut into the stone and placed within a brick wall. The cornerstone features a circular design in the center, but much of the text is worn and difficult to read. The present cornerstone was laid by the Knights of Pythias, Jurisdiction of Texas; W. S. Willis, G. C. [Grand Chancellor]; H. W. Hawkins, Contractor; Adams & Adams, Architects.

Photograph of a white cross on the exterior wall of Cogdell Memorial Methodist Church. The building is green and is crowded by shrubs and trees. The building was later used by the Waco Baptist Academy.