Photograph of Dr. Charles Carter positioned from the chest up. Dr. Carter is pictured in front of a dark background wearing a dark suit and tie, and a light colored dress shirt underneath.

Photograph of floral arrangements inside of a parlor. To the right corner of the room there is an open casket that has also been covered with floral arrangements.

Photograph of grave markers within a cemetery. The graves are covered in multiple floral arrangements.

Photograph of Mamie Parker in profile, looking downward to the right. She wears a white dress.

Stereographic image of a worker in overalls and a hat standing next to a line of cotton gins.

Photograph of an unknown family with one adult man, one adult woman and four children. The children are all visible wearing light color clothing with one parent holding one of the youngest children. The father is visible wearing pinstripe dark color pants with a dark color jacket and bow tie. The mother is also wearing a dark color bow tie in the collar of her light color shirt with a dark color skirt.

Photograph of Will Holmes, a mustached man in a dark coat and necktie. He is seated, facing forward.

Photograph of an unidentified man, seated and looking into the camera. He wears a dark-colored coat and has combed hair.

Photograph of graduates of "Scientific's" [sic] from East Texas Normal College, sitting on the grass in four rows. The men are dressed in coats and neckties, alongside three women in the second from bottom row, who wear white dresses and long banners. A partial note on the back indicates R. M. Parker and E. J. Bate.

Decorated remembrance card for Andrew Wall, including an oval, head-shot portrait in the center. There are decorative designs around the image including doves holding a banner at the top, flowers, and feathers along either side; printed text lists his name, birth/death dates and age at the top and a poem at the bottom labeled "Gone But Not Forgotten."

Postcard of a group of unidentified individuals posing in front of a brick building in Celeste, Texas. The subjects are arranged in three rows, with the four individuals in front kneeling and the rest standing.

Postcard image of Hotel Washington in Greenville, Texas. Text on back reads "Population 14,224, has largest inland cotton compress in the world - largest flour mill in East Texas. County seat of Hunt County. Average 60,000 bales of cotton - a million bushels of corn - six hundred thousand bushels of oats annually. Has twelve thousand milking cows. Home of U.S Cotton Field Station.". Addition text on back reads "Blackest" Land, "Whitest" People".

Postcard of Mamie Parker's students posing for a picture in Celeste, Texas. The students are mostly boys of varying age groups and they stand in four rows.

Postcard of several female students posing with Mamie Easton, their teacher. The back of the card lists the subjects as Maxine Harris, Ayleene McGuire, Ruth Norris, Rachel Kerr, Colean Thompson, Allegra Byers, Nell Norris, Netlie Hudson, Netlie Bell Pinkston, Grace Brenier, Cassie Ellard, and Geraldine Kerr. The girls hold a ball with "CGS '15" written on it.

Postcard from a father to her daughter, Dorris Mullens, in Greenville, Texas. He writes of Dorris' improved handwriting, and expects he'll be home Thursday night. The front of the postcard depicts the Piedmont Hotel in Mineral Wells, Texas, with roses and trees planted across the street.