Patch from the Weatherford College Fire Academy. The rectangular patch has a black background and oxblood red edging. "Weatherford College Fire Academy" is written in yellow along the top and bottom edges. In the center of the patch is a Florian Cross with red points, a braided yellow and blue central circle, and an image of Texas.

Patch from the Weatherford, Texas fire department. The patch is shaped like a Florian Cross with a dark blue background, yellow borders, a red circle around its center, and yellow edging. "Fire Dept." is written in yellow across the top and bottom points. Crossed fire axes appear in the left point. A ladder and hook appear in the right point. "City of Weatherford Est. 1858" is written in yellow inside of the red circle. The center of the cross bears a yellow image of Texas with a W colored like the Texas state flag.

Patch from the Aledo, Texas fire department. The rectangular patch has a black background and silver edging. "Aledo Fire" and "Est. 1951" are written in red and white along the top and bottom edges. In the center of the patch is a Florian Cross made to look like a stylized blue, white, and red flag of Texas. The number 34 is written on the right half of the cross.

Patch from the Weatherford, Texas fire department. The barrel shaped patch has a white background with red edging. "Weatherford" is written in white along time top inside a red banner. "Fire Dept." is written in red along the bottom. A red Florian Cross containing a blue "fire scramble" appears in the center of the patch.

Confederate tax receipt for taxes received from H. Maxwell for the year 1963.

Estimate of agricultural taxes due by Henry Maxwell to the state of Texas in the form of bacon. Maxwell owed 120 pounds of bacon valued at $120.

Receipt for fees received from the Maxwell estate by R. W. Duke, including stamp duties.

Voter registration for A. J. Joyce of Parker County, Texas.

Tax receipt for twenty four dollars and eighty-seven cents of state and county taxes received from W. R. Maxwell.

Receipt for taxes received from Henry Maxwell in the sum of twenty dollars and sixteen cents.

Photograph of the Joyce family posing in front of a house. Three women and two men stand in the back row, with the two men holding very young children. Two elderly men and a woman sit beside a younger woman who is flanked by a standing boy and girl. The blurry image of a dog can be seen to the right. Two of the people present are identified as John Dell Joyce and Sarah Abigail Joyce.

Confederate tax receipt of one hundred and twenty five dollars from H. Maxwell.

Voter registration for W. R. Maxwell of Parker County, Texas.

Letter from Phoenix Lodge Number 275 to Mrs. Henry Maxwell regarding the death of her husband.

Revised muster roll for the 21st Texas Volunteer Infantry of the Confederate Army. This contains the names of the officers and the enlisted men who were a part of the company, as well as their fates.

Book containing descriptions of World War II veterans from Lipscomb County, Texas.

Report describing munitions found during cleanup operations at Camp Wolters. This report also includes descriptions and maps of the area.

Report containing information regarding the cleanup activities at the Camp Wolters area in Texas. Includes forms with daily activities and weekly reports.

Report containing aerial photography of portions of Parker and Palo Pinto Counties, Texas, for the purpose of mapping historical locations of Camp Wolters onto the modern landscape.

Portrait of Chester Taylor, visible from the waist up, and his friend, visible from the lower chest up. Chester Taylor, on the right, stands with his hand on the shoulder of his friend, who is seated. A hand written note just below the photograph and on the mat reads, "Chester Taylor & pal," and an additional note on the back reads, "Chester Taylor - on right, standing up."

Full-length portrait of John and Lillian Langdon. Lillian Langdon, sitting, wears a light-colored checkered dress with a matching jacket and a pearl necklace. John Landon, standing to the right of his sister, wears a dark jacket and knee-length shorts with dark tights and button-up boots. A hand written note on the back reads, "John Langdon & sister Lillian (Lillie). He was born 1887, about 4 yrs. old here, I suppose."

Portrait of Chester Taylor, visible from the chest up, wearing a light-colored suit with a patterned tie and a pin on his lapel that appears to be a flower and leaf. A hand written note below the photograph, on the mat, identifies him as "Chester Taylor."