Copy negative of a picture of Sister Maureen O'Flynn wearing a habit, painting outdoors. There is an easel on the left and trees in the background.

Copy negative of two pictures of Maxine and child Vee Perini playing in a yard with a dog in front of a house. Other houses are partially visible in the background.

Copy negative of two pictures of Maxine and child Vee Perini playing in a yard in front of a house. In the first picture they are standing together with a dog, and in the second Maxine is sitting next to Vee.

Copy negative of Maxine and V. C. Perini, Jr. sitting together on a chair in a living room in front of a fireplace. She is wearing a light colored dress and he is wearing a light shirt with dark pants and tie. There are other pieces of furniture and decorations in the room.

Copy negative of a portrait of an unknown woman wearing a high collar and earrings. The photographer's information is printed below the photograph.

Copy photograph of two images. The left image shows Vee Perini in playclothes and a white hat standing outside a screened-in porch. The right image shows Vee Perini in shorts and suspenders playing outside with a white dog.

Copy photograph of two images. The left image shows Vee Perini playing with a doll outside. He appears to be nude. The right image shows Vee Perini in shorts and suspenders standing in a backyard.

Copy negative of Frank Walker walking across a bridge. He is wearing a hat and dark-colored three piece suit. Behind him are several other men.

Copy photograph of two images. The left image shows Frank Walker holding Vee Perini while Thile Walker and Maxine Perini watch. A white dog stands in front of them. The right image shows two elderly women, possibly Thile Walker and Maxine Perini, standing in front of a brick house. A white dog has his forepaws on the legs of the woman on the right.

Copy photograph of two images. The left image shows Maxine and Vee Perini playing outside. Vee Perini holds a broom and a white dog stands nearby. The right image shows Maxine Perini crouching next to and holding Vee Perini outside.

Copy photograph of two images. The left image shows Maxine and Vee Perini playing with a white dog on a lawn in front of a brick house. The right image also shows Maxine and Vee Perini playing with a white dog on a lawn in front of a brick house.

Copy photograph of two images. The left image shows Thile Walker in a black dress holding the hand of a very young Vee Perini with a white dog. The right image shows Thile Walker and Maxine Perini, who wears a white dress, posing together with the white dog in front of them.

Copy negative of Arthur John as a young boy, seated at an office desk. He is wearing a suit and tie with a large flower pinned to his tie. The desk has a typewriter. In the bottom margin of the photograph it says, "Arthur John, 1912".

A postal telegraph sent to T. N. Carswell, Chamber of Commerce Bldg. Abilene, Texas, from Lions International, Chicago, Illinois, dated May 10, 1930. Lions International explains the effort of the Club to reach 100 percent on reports this month and a request for support from Carswell in getting reports from Albany, Aspermont, Cisco, Merkel, Roscoe and Winters.

A letter written to Mr. T. N. Carswell, American Legion, Abilene, Texas, from Paul Scott Mowrer, Editor, The Chicago Daily News dated November 26, 1941. Paul Scott Mowrer defines Americanism.

A letter written to Mr. T. N. Carswell, Parramore Post No. 57, American Legion, Abilene, Texas, from D. A. Murray, Assistant Secretary, Chicago Tribune, dated November 29, 1941. Murray advises that the letter from Carswell was received in Colonel McCormick's absence and gives his assurance that it will be brought to McCormick's attention immediately upon his return.

A letter written to Mr. T. N. Carswell, Abilene, Texas from Marguerite L. Murphy, District Passenger Agent, Chicago, Duluth and Georgian Bay Transit Company, dated August 31, 1953. Murphy advises that a basket of fruit, candy and a card was placed in the cabin for Mr. J. B. Dalton as Carswell requested costing $6.48.

A picture postcard showing a rendered aerial view of Soldiers' Field and the Field Museum in Chicago, IL. The reverse side includes correspondence to "Uncle Norwood-" [Mr. T. N. Carswell],, Chamber of Commerce, Abilene, Texas from "your nephew R. H. C" [R. H. Carswell], postmarked Fort Wayne, Indiana, June 14, 1938. R. H. Carswell writes to T. N. Carswell that he is having a good time and advises that he was sent to Chicago by International Harvester Co. of Jacksonville, Fla., his company of two years.

A letter addressed to Mr. H. W. Siddall, Chairman, Rail Travel Promotion Agency, Chicago 6, Illinois, from T. N. Carswell, dated September 19, 1947. Carswell references a letter from Siddall dated July 25, 1947 regarding membership requirements. Carswell confirms he very much desires to hold his RTPA contract, even as a Class P tourist agent.

Letter from Charles G. Russell to William John Bryan discussing his vision health, his visit to Texas, and an article to be run on the investigation of the Beef Trust that will feature a photo of Bryan. The page has a printed header from the Chicago Examiner.

Letter from Charles A. Walsh to William John Bryan discussing political strategies hinging on teamwork between William Randolph Hearst and William Jennings Bryan.

Telegram from B. D. Bryan to Mrs. W. J. Bryan stating when he will be able to leave Chicago.

Letter from W. B. Storey to Mr. Henry Sayles discussing a newspaper clipping about a meeting between the two men regarding the Atchison, Topeka and Santa Fe Railway System doing business in Abilene, Texas.

Letter from Thomas Mitchell Campbell to E. P. Ripley, discussing the proposed railways in Texas by the national railroad corporations. This copy of the letter is only pages 1-3, missing the final pages. The heading reads "Executive Office, State of Texas. Austin."