Photograph of the corner of the Dimmit Building. The two-story stone building has many rectangular windows and a metal staircase on the side of the building, leading to the second floor. On the first story of the building, a large tarp sign indicates a shop called "Wardrobe Unique." On the back of the photograph, a handwritten note reads, "719 S. Main."

Photograph of a two-story home. Underneath six windows, the roof has faded to a light-color, whereas the rest of the roof is very dark in color. On the back of the photograph, a handwritten note reads, "Dr. Gadby House, 14? Olive St."

Photograph of a one-story house with a triangular roof taken from across the street. On the back of the photograph, a handwritten note reads, "East 13th & Vine?"

Photograph of a two-story home with two large leafless trees on either side of the sidewalk that leads to the front door. On the sidewalk a light-colored dog looks to its right at a running child who is wearing all white.

Photograph of The Farmers State Bank taken from the street. The building has a column on either side of the door and ornate detailing on the top of the building. On the back of the photograph, "IIIq" is handwritten.

Photograph of two elegantly-dressed women sitting in an elaborately decorated carriage attached to a dark horse, taken during the Fireman's Picnic Parade. A man stands in front of the horse looks toward the camera, holding the horse's reigns.

Photograph of Georgetown High School 1938 football team posing in front of a brick building. A handwritten note on the back of the photograph indicates: "Back Row (L to R) Jack Logan, Elvis Buchhorn, Stanley Pennington, - Foster, Glenn Zegge, Douglas Benold, Lesasne Edens, - French?, Ed Harris," "Middle Row (L to R) Coach C. H. (Red) Harris, Earl Fosberg (?), Clyde Swanson, -? -?, James Hood, Arnold (Skinny) Robbins, Howard Davis, Wilburn Bloomquist, -?, Asst. Coach Dusty Simmons," "Front Row (L to R) Charles Shaw, Clayton Case, Anthony Lackey, Arthur Walker, Pete Miffleton, James McLaurin, Charles Peck, -?, Jessie D. Housenfluck, "Orange" Waggoner, Everett Lidell," "John O. Black (Left), -? Middle, Charles "Chid" Price" "Georgetown High School Football Team, 1938"

Black and white photograph of 29 Georgetown graduates. A row of young men dressed in suits stand behind two rows of women.

Postcard of Georgetown High School from the front of the building.

Photograph of the front of Grace Church taken from the street. The top of the church's front door comes to a point and features a cross. There are five pointed windows visible on the church, which is surrounded by trees.

Photograph of a group of people standing outside a brick building. One man is holding a child, a woman next to him is leaning on the building, and there is a man sitting and looking down on the left.

Photograph of a large group of modestly dressed adults posing in front of a white building made of stone. In the background of the photograph, a person can be seen behind the window on the left side of the picture.

Photograph of Gus's City Pharmacy on 715 S. Main Street taken from the street. On the back of the photograph, a handwritten note reads, "715 S. Main" and "Main St."

Photograph of a Heart O' Texas Savings Association building on the corner of University Avenue and Martin Luther King Street in Georgetown, Texas. The text under the sign reads, "Coming Soon Money Maker."

Photograph of the front and side of a wooden cabin in downtown Georgetown, Texas.

Photograph of a group of people who are standing in front of a line of stores in downtown Georgetown, Texas.

Photograph of a large light-colored house taken from across the street. On the right of the photograph, a telephone pole is seen. On the back of the photograph, a handwritten note reads, "taken 1977 house across from Chamber," "which street."

Photograph of the interior of Grace Church. There are two rows of pews, an altar with a cross and two candles, and an American Flag on the left.

Photograph of the interior of Grace Church. There are two rows of pews, an altar with a cross and two candles, and an American Flag on the left.

Photograph of Mrs. LaLa Fultron and her group. The children are organized in 4 rows and are identified on the back of the photo.

Photograph of fourteen modestly dressed in front of a white building. A handwritten note on the back of the photograph reads, "My Literary Society. Liberty Hill. First 3 seated, Mr. D. L. Hamilton Superintendent, Miss Moss Rickardson teacher if speech & Miss Phillis White teacher. Girl next to me is Mrs. Cora (Allen) Martin. Mrs. Brysons Ulecs. Alpine, Texas."

Photograph of the corner of a two-story rectangular brick house on Main Street. On the back of the photograph, a handwritten note reads, "Main St. House - 14??," "Compton/Easley/Coilutes lived there 1970-80."

Close-up photograph of the Mileham Building. On the back of the back of the photograph, a hand-written note reads, "700 Block Austin Ave. 708-10 S Austin Ave."

Photograph of the Mileham building taken from the street. The building is two-stories tall with two businesses on the first-story. The business on the left side of the photograph is called Chisholm Western and the business on the right is called Hangin' Tree Gallery. There are three cars parked in front of the Mileham building.