A B/W negative of the Chapel acquired by Howard Payne College when it consolidated with Daniel Baker College in 1953.

A B/W negative of Thomas H Taylor, Dean of Liberal Arts for Howard Payne College, with his child in front of their home.

Photograph of a tall, multistory and multi-wing building with small windows, visible over a line of bushes. Smoke rises from the building's stacks. A small, one-story wood building sits a short distance from the building on the right. A thin layer of snow covers the ground beneath the bushes, which sit behind a barbed wire fence bordering a dirt road.

Photograph of a woman and two children in light-colored clothes, sitting in a small, four-wheel buggy pulled by a small horse. The woman, who is wearing a head-wrap, is holding long reigns attached to the horse's bridle, while a long whip sits in the front of the buggy. The woman and children are looking over their right shoulders, away from the camera. The buggy is on a dirt road that extends into the background, between several houses.

A B/W negative of the Administration Building on the Daniel Baker College campus. In the background are people seated on the ground under the trees, and the Girling school can be seen through the trees.

Photograph of two women wearing light-colored blouses and skirts with their hair pulled up into large ornate hats. The woman on the left is standing to the right of a covered buggy, in which the other woman sits, clutching a purse in her left hand. The woman on the left rests her right hand on the edge of the buggy. A bare grassland and bare trees are visible in the background to the left.

Photograph of an elderly man with thinning hair and a mustache stands, holding four fish that are attached by their mouths to string in his hands. He is wearing a light-colored button-up shirt and darker trousers, and is standing in dirt area with small shrubs and trees behind him.

Photograph of a young girl wearing a short dress and sitting in a saddle on the back of a dark-colored horse. The horse is standing in tall weeds, and in the background, a few trees lead to a more heavily wooded area. The back end of an automobile is visible behind and to the left is just visible.

A B/W negative of Thomas H. Taylor in a field shooting a rifle.

Photograph of three girls in long-sleeve dresses with hats and bonnets, laying on and leaning on two large rocks in front of a few small trees. The middle girl is leaning on the taller rock on the right, with her feet still on the rock to the left. Sparse grass and weeds cover the ground below them.

Aerial photograph of a forest of coniferous trees, and farther out, farmland featuring patches of multi-colored land. The edge of a rock is just visible in the foreground, at the bottom left of the photo.

A B/W negative of Howard Payne Hall, the women's dorm on the Howard Payne College campus. The building was constructed in 1912 at a cost of $45,000, and it provided housing for 100 girls.

A B/W negative of Thomas H. Taylor, President of Howard Payne College, taking some time to relax and "put a line" in the water to see what he could catch.

Photograph of a large group of men, women, and children standing in bunched-up line, with a light-colored horse whose bridle is held by a man at the far left end. The men are wearing dark suits with hats, while the women wear long skirts and blouses or dresses. Some of the men and women are holding smaller children. Behind the horse, to the left, sits a covered buggy, in front of a line of tall trees. A wooden overhang, supported by a wooden beam, is visible in the foreground, to the left.

Photograph of a young woman in a light-colored blouse, sitting on her knees on the grass while holding a toddler and a baby in her arms. A small girl in a polka dot dress with a bow on her head sits to the young woman's right, with a small dark-fur puppy. The other two children are wearing long, light-colored gowns. The group are just to the left of a bush, and in the background, a neighborhood of small houses is visible.

Photograph of a young woman in a long, light-colored dress and a hat with flowers, facing left and standing on a steep, rocky area. Grass, weeds, and small shrubs are growing on the hillside, and further up, there are larger trees.

Photograph of two short-haired children in light-colored gowns, sitting on the ground, which is covered with short weeds. A tree stands behind the children and to the right, and, further in the background, a barbed wire fence borders a line of shrubs and small trees.

Photograph of a dark-colored mule with its head down, standing inside a paddock with a barb wire and wooden fence, near the wooden gate. The fence is attached to a small tree, and another paddock sits on the other side of the fence. In the background, a small wooden shed sits on the border of an area of underbrush.

Photograph of a man standing on the back of a wooden wagon, pulled by a horse down a small dirt trail, past two tents on the right side of the trail. The man is wearing a cowboy hat, a long-sleeve shirt, and long pants. The closest tent has the metal chimney of a stove rising out of a hole in the roof of the tent. The area is surrounded by trees and underbrush, especially to the right, up a gradually sloping hill.

Photograph of a four-wheel, wooden wagon hitched to two mules in a field of grasses and weeds. In the back of the wagon, a woman, three children, and a man sit, looking at the camera. Faint writing on the side of the wagon reads, "The Bain." The woman and children are wearing bonnets while the man is wearing a hat. A few trees dot the background.

Photograph of a group of young men standing around and below a wooden basketball goal, watching a basketball dropping through the air towards the goal. the group is playing in a large dirt lot, with the basketball court marked faintly in the dirt. Another group of people sit and stand to the left, watching the game-play. The lot is surrounded by a wooden fence, and beyond the fence, the rooftops of houses are visible.

A B/W negative of the Rodgers' home on Center Street, Brownwood, Texas. Mr. Rodgers was a local businessman and strong supporter of Howard Payne College.

A B/W negative of the Administration Building on the Daniel Baker College campus. People are standing out in the yard in the background.

Photograph of a small, short-haired child in a light-colored dress, holding a naked doll. The child is walking towards the camera across an open, dirt plain, away from a neighborhood with no trees or bushes. Just behind and to the right of the child is a dead, broken tree.