Photograph of a young woman wearing a lightly hued dress with a dark mantle and large buttons. She is visible from the chest upward.

Photograph of Walter M. Woodward and his father, Walter C. Woodward, sitting in the Texas State Senate chamber. Bunting hangs on the wall behind them.

Photograph of Walter M. Woodward wearing a sailor suit and cap that reads "U. S. Navy." The boy sits on a chair and holds a small cane.

Photograph of Walter M. Woodward wearing a sailor suit and cap that reads "U. S. Navy." He is lying on the floor at a photo studio.

Photograph of Will McClellan wearing a military dress uniform and peaked cap. Handwriting on the back of the frame reads, "Leila from Will (Big Sis)."

Photograph of Jesse Owen Woodward wearing a suit and bow tie. A note under the portrait reads, "My Dad - "The best man I ever knew" at 34 or 35 - W.C.W."

Photograph of ten month old Mildred McClellan standing on a covered chair in a portrait studio. She wears a white dress and bonnet while holding a piece of paper.

Photograph of Louisa Ratliff McClellan from the shoulders upward. She wears a lightly hued garment with a fur collar.

Photograph of four young women taken from the shoulder up. The reverse side of the image provides some names, though a piece of paper is glued over some of the writing. The woman in the lower center is identified as Leila McClellan.

Photograph of a young woman wearing a dark dress with a fur stole. The reverse side of the mat has handwritten notes that read, "Matt Rhodes 'Age 17 years + 12 Months' - This is a Photo to 'aim at' so pull the trigger + the gun will do the rest. Sure."

Photograph of a young woman wearing a white dress in a portrait studio. She leans against a carved pedestal. A painted backdrop of an outdoor scene appears behind her. The reverse side of the photo reads, "From my Bert to Leila Mc, Mar. 20 - 1893 Baylor."

Photograph of a young woman wearing a white dress and a necklace.

Photograph of two young women, female students are Alice (Davidson) Rigsbee who lived in Tulsa, OK, and Leila (McClelland) Johnson of Coleman, TX, wearing polka dot dresses and holding books. They are standing together beside props and in front of a painted backdrop. The reverse side of the photo has handwriting that reads, "Alice to Leila, November 1st - 1893. Baylor."

Photograph of a young woman wearing a buttoned dress with a star-shaped lace collar. The edges of the photo mat have been gilded.

Photograph of Eula Thompson from the shoulders up. She wears a white dress with frills around the neck. The reverse side of the image bears information about the photographer as well as the image of an easel that contains a painting of a mountain scene.

Photograph of a middle aged woman seen from the torso upward. She wears a dark dress with white lace. A small stamp featuring a bearded man appears to the lower left.

Photograph of four young women sitting in a portrait studio while they play instruments. They are playing a mandolin, a harmonica, a flute, and a guitar. The reverse side of the image reads "To her "flute teacher" from Birdie Apr. 7 - 1895. Baylor."

Photograph of an unidentified young man wearing a dark jacket and bow tie.

Photograph of a young man pictured from the chest up. He wears a dark suit jacket and a white bow tie. The reverse side of the image bears the handwritten initials as "M. V."

Photograph of Judge Jesse Owen Woodward. Portrait was taken in his later years. He is wearing eyeglasses, a tweed jacket, and a bow tie.

Photograph of Captain Frank Hamer of the Texas Rangers standing on the Texas Capitol beside young Walter M. Woodward. Woodward wears an overly large hat and has a revolver stuffed into his pants.

Photograph of Lieutenant Governor Barry Miller and Walter Woodward standing together on the steps of a stone building. Three rows of boys stand in front of them. The boys are identified from the top left as: Mike Henderson, Herman Maddox, John Trigg, Maurice Morgan, Erwin Eilens, Hewett Davis, Marin Wukasch, Z. G. Neal, Pete Campbell, Milton Coffey, Jack Crane, Jack Corbitt, Tec Harper, Dan Tamason, Printiss Burkett, Jack Cowley, and Edwood Brown. The back of the frame notes that this photo was taken during the 41st Session of the Texas Legislature.

Photograph of Senator I. D. Fairchild, Mildred Louisa McClellan Woodward, and Walter M. Woodward on the steps of the Texas Capitol building. Walter is sitting on the barrel of a cannon.

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.