Photograph of Eric Larsen and London, an employee of the Helen Hall Library in League City, Texas. They are standing in an office in the library.

Photograph of a Clarke & Courts Building plaque in Galveston, Texas that reads "Clarke & Courts Building, 2400 Mechanic, Built in 1890, Listed in the National Register of Historic Places by the United States Department of the Interior." The plaque is rectangular and appears to be made out of cast bronze that has been burnished and contains some metallic shine, but it also brown and weathered in color. The text on the plaque is in all capital letters and serif font. The plaque is attached to the exterior of a building on a stone or stucco wall.

Photograph of (from left to right) Luke Alvey-Henderson, Eric Larsen, and Theresa Mayfield in a library.

Photograph of a Clarke & Courts and Strand Lofts Building metal sign in Galveston, Texas that reads "Clarke & Courts, Galveston's Oldest Printers, Lithography Engraving Printing Stationery Office Furniture, Strand Lofts." The letters on the sign are all in capital letters. The sign is a dark green with yellow line accents and white text aside from the yellow text used for "Clarke & Courts." The name "Clarke & Courts" is in serif font and the name "Strand Lofts" is in a sans-serif Deco style font. The sign is attached to a neo-Classical style building with arches and tall windows. The building's base is white stone or stucco at the base and beige stone or stucco at the top.