Photograph of individuals wandering through the San Antonio Japanese Tea Garden. A large pond takes up the foreground, its surface interrupted by reeds and lily pads. Individuals stand behind it on walkways that cut through the dense vegetation of the garden. On the left, a group crouches down, looking at the water's surface. A curving stone staircase leads to a large, open, stone structure with a low-pitched hip roof. Treetops stick out over the rock retaining wall in the background.

Portrait of Dovie looking at the camera with a blank expression on her face. She is sitting in a chair that is turned to the side. The woman is wearing a sleeveless dress with heels. Her curly hair is worn down and parted in the middle. Behind her, a brick fireplace and a bookshelf can be seen. Dovie is the second wife of Byrd IV and mother of Derrick Williams.

Photograph of automobiles parked on both sides of a street in San Antonio, Texas. Greenery stands in the foreground, out of the camera's focus. Across the street, many individuals gather around a pavilion that stands in a landscaped area. Tall buildings stand the background, partially obstructed by trees that grow around the pavilion.

Photograph of the outdoor stage of the Arneson River Theater on the River Walk. A weeping willow tree is growing next to the stage. Other buildings are visible behind the Arneson River Theater.

Photograph of Byrd III standing underneath a sign that reads, "Villita Gallery." He is turned to the side and holding a camera in his hands. Byrd is wearing a suit and tie while looking down at his camera. In the background, other buildings and a "no parking" sign can be seen.

Photograph of a path in the gardens of the Alamo grounds. Small shrubs line the pathway. The Nix Professional Building can be seen in the background.

Photograph a portion of the San Antonio River Walk that leads to the seating for the Arneson River Theater. Weeping willow trees loom over the river. Two individuals are sitting in the Arneson River Theater seating while a man walks by. The Transit Tower is visible in the background.

Photograph of a construction site in San Antonio. A wooden ramp leads to a dirt pit that contains numerous metal beams surrounded by a brick wall. A large crane is being used by construction workers to move a metal beam. Multiple buildings surround the construction site.

Photograph of the entrance structure at the Alamo grounds called the "Arcade." The Arcade was built in the 1930s as part of the Works Projects Administration program. The Arcade is a walkway between two rows of connected stone archways, with wooden logs connecting the two stone structures overhead.

Photograph of the Medical Arts Building in San Antonio. The neo-gothic building was constructed in 1926 and was built to hold doctors' offices and a hospital. The Medical Arts Building has since been remodeled and is now known as the Emily Morgan Hotel.

Photograph of a building under construction in San Antonio. A structure of connected metal beams is visible. Two men in construction hats can be seen working with a crane between them Brick building can be seen in the background.

Photograph of a large audience at the San Antonio parade. The audience is split between both sides of the Alamo Cenotaph Monument. The Hipolito F. Garcia Federal Building and the United States Courthouse can be seen behind the monument. In the background, the Medical Arts building is visible.

Photograph a portion of the San Antonio River Walk that leads to the seating for the Arneson River Theater. Weeping willow trees loom over the river. A man is walking along the path beside the river and three individuals are sitting in the Arneson River Theater seating. The Transit Tower is visible in the background.

Photograph of windows on the Transit Tower in San Antonio, Texas. Two of the windows have neo-gothic designs surrounding them. This building opened in 1929 as the Smith-young tower and is currently known as the Tower Life Building.

Photograph of a portion of the San Antonio River Walk. On the left side of the river, a pathway is visible with a spiral staircase. The river leads to a street bridge filled with automobiles. Behind the bridge, multiple buildings are visible including the tower of the Bexar County Courthouse.

Portrait of Brandon Hall sitting sideways in a chair. He is looking directly at the camera with a blank expression on his face. He has one arm resting on the top of the back of the chair. He is wearing a plaid short-sleeve shirt and solid-colored pants. Brandon is the son of Carol and Jesse Hall.

Postcard of Byrd Williams Senior's home in Gainesville on Denton Street. The house has two stories, a balcony, and a large number of windows.

Photograph of a building under construction in San Antonio. A structure of connected metal beams fills the image. Two men in construction hats can be seen working. A crane is holding a metal beam between the two men. Brick buildings surround the construction site, one of which has the words "building 1909" shown on it.

Photograph of the front of the San Fernando Cathedral in San Antonio. San Fernando Cathedral was founded on March 9, 1731, and has had several modifications since to bring it to its current appearance. Automobiles can be seen parked in the street near the cathedral as well as a man crossing the street.

Photograph of the Alamo courtyard, from a view inside the Alamo Arcade. The stone archway in the image is part of the Alamo Arcade structure. The fountain in the Alamo courtyard is visible in the background, at the end of the pathway.

Photograph of the entrance to the Transit Tower in San Antonio, now known as the Tower Life Building. The entrance has two sets of double doors with a large curved window above them. This neo-gothic building opened in 1929 as the Smith-young tower.

Photograph of a portion of the San Antonio River Walk. A small bridge, Rosita's Bridge, that goes across the river leads to both parts of the Arneson River Theater which includes a small outdoor stage and seating. Weeping willow trees loom over the river and into the image. Multiple buildings can be seen in the background, including the Briscoe Western Art Museum.

Photograph of the Alamo Cenotaph, also known as the Spirit of Sacrifice, a monument in San Antonio, Texas, United States, commemorating the Battle of the Alamo of the Texas Revolution, which was fought at the adjacent Alamo Mission.

Photograph of a small, two-story building in San Antonio. A wooden staircase leading to the second story is visible. A "for sale" sign can be seen in the window of the second story.