Photograph of an unidentified toddler, dressed in a white gown and seated in a small wooden chair.

Photograph of an unidentified young woman in a dark-colored dress. She looks to the left.

Photograph of an unidentified young girl with a basket of flowers. She is seated on the armrest of a cushioned chair, and faces forward.

Photograph of the Texas Lutheran College under construction in Seguin, a three-story brick building yet incomplete. Workers stand in a row in front of scaffolding and building materials, including a large pile of lumber at left, a scaffolding tower at center, and a wooden shed at right. The roof of the building, as well as brick courses for the eastern wing of the college (right), are incomplete.

Photograph of the old main building of the Texas Lutheran College in the 1910s. The building, a three-story brick structure with large wings on both sides, has two round towers embedded between the front entrances, with brick parapets lined with crenellations topping each tower. A long concrete sidewalk lined with shrubs and short trees leads to the front of the building.

Photograph of several unidentified students of the Texas Lutheran College in Seguin, arranged in four rows. Female students occupy the middle two rows and male students occupy the upper and lower rows. They pose together in front of a painted backdrop on a decorative rug.

Three photographs of the old Main Building's library and typing rooms at the Texas Lutheran College, marked (9), (10), and (11). Pictures (9) and (11) (left, right) depict stacks of books along bookshelves within the building's library; picture (10) (center) depicts typewriters on desks huddled in the corner of a typing classroom.

Photograph of the dining hall in the old Main Building of the Texas Lutheran College in Seguin. Two rows of long tables with white tablecloths are furnished with pitchers, salt and pepper shakers, tea cups, spoons, glasses, plates, and napkins, each enjoined with several wooden chairs. Sunlight streams in through several windows along the walls.

Four photographs of home economics classrooms within the old Main Building of the Texas Lutheran College, marked (13a), (13b), (13c), and (13d). The photographs included are: (13a) home instruments on desks and and wooden stools; (13b) home instruments on desks with cabinets and stoves along the back wall; (13c) tables and sewing machines with a mannequin at right; (14d) a dining table with a white table cloth, wooden tables, and plates, bowls, and utensils.

Photograph of ten several female Lutheran College students outside the main building. They wear white dresses, some with neckties, and look forward.

Photograph of Lutheran College students along the Guadalupe River in Starcke Park, located in Seguin. Several students are dressed formally, wearing graduation caps, and are seated along the river banks on rocks and dirt in front of the river.

Photograph of a cadet standing in front of the old Main Building at the Texas Lutheran College. He wears a cap, a coat, and long boots.

Photograph of a celebration for the end of World War I in front of the Seguin Opera House in downtown Seguin. Depicted is a sign with a large flag on a wooden stump reading "Kaiser Wilhelm / Born in Germany / Died Nov 11 1918 / By order of the allies". A note on the back of the photograph tells that en effigy of the Kaiser was hung earlier.

Photograph of a basketball court outside a field of crops near Seguin. Cars are parked along the side of the court, and spectators are lined up around the court's edge. Two baskets are on each side, with court lines crudely drawn in the dirt. Players in uniforms walk around the court.

Photograph of the 1926-27 Texas Lutheran College, arranged together in two rows in front of the Old Main Building. Four violinists sit along the bottom row with a clarinetist (second from right); horn players stand with other violinists along the top row. A large drum is placed in front of the band.

Photograph of Texas Lutheran College's auditorium room, which has rows of wooden chairs and a square stage set in a large niche in the wall. Upon the stage there is a grand piano, a table, and two windows along the back wall. An organ and a radiator are to the right of the stage.

Photograph of five students of the Texas Lutheran College sitting side-by-side with their legs outstretched in front of the Old Main Building, the bottoms of their shoes painted with letters reading "FINAL EXAMS".

Photograph of men resting in a bed within a dorm of the Texas Lutheran College. One at center places a pillow around the back of his head; to the right, another sits reading, resting his head on a pillow pushed against the wall and placing his arm on a desk next to the bed. Above the desk is a bookshelf. A third man sits at left, looking to the left of the photographer.

Photograph of the Lutheran College seniors of 1926, arranged in three rows in front of the Old Main Building. Two women along the front row hold up a chalkboard sign reading "Seniors 1926".

Photograph of the 1921-22 Texas Lutheran College men's basketball team outside the Old Main Building. Five men sit below, the one at center holding a ball reading "UNDEFEATED 1921-22". Above them stand six men, including a man in a suit and coat at right.

Photograph of Bill Dannhaus (left) and Nathaniel Kern (right) posing as fighters, with Bill lifting his fists and Kern holding his closed fist out to Bill's face. The two men stand outside the Old Main Building.

Photograph of Texas Lutheran College president Carl Weeber standing in front of the Old Main Building with students seated along the front walkway.

Photograph of freshmen running "the gauntlet" in front of the Old Main Building of the Texas Lutheran College, with cheering upperclassmen flanked along the sides of the concrete path that runs in front of the building. A running freshman approaches another student whose right arm is raised and in motion towards the freshman.

Photograph of two students sitting atop the "victory bell" in the Texas Lutheran College plaza. One student places his arms around the other, and both are hunched over the bell. According to a note on the back of the photograph, the bell used to sit atop the Old Main Building.