Photograph promoting a fish fry contest in Anahuac, Texas. The photograph shows three lines of planes and buildings in a field.

Photograph of three women sitting at a table sewing. A handwritten note on the back of the photo reads, "Hellen Mae Davidson, left, Bertha Hutchins, center, and Mrs. Viola Andrews, all of Del Valle community, says leather craft is an enjoyable and profitable hobby."

Photograph of two girls standing together and holding leather crafts. Some supplies are visible on the table in front of them.

Photograph of two young women doing leather crafts, one sewing a shoe and the other a bag. A handwritten note on the back of the photo reads, "Bertha Hutchins, left, and Hellen Davidson, right, of Del Valle Community, find their work in leather craft enjoyable and rewarding."

Photograph of three young women sitting at a table together making crafts with leather.

Photograph of a lamp and pillar near a rectangular pool.

Photograph of three concrete rectangles which border three trees.

Photograph of a bronze statue of a man wearing a suit standing atop a pillar.

Portrait of Sophie Rosalee "Sister" Pepper, at age 21, wearing a white dress and a necklace with a cross pendant.

Copy negative of a cotton yard with bales of cotton, men, and horse-drawn wagons moving the bales in 1910.

Copy negative of Bill Armstrong, owner of a cotton gin in Dublin, Texas, from the early twentieth century.

Copy negative of a railway depot in Proctor, Texas during the early twentieth century. Grace Vandaver, and Bill Perry and posing together in front of the building and a small dog is standing to the right.

Copy negative of the house of Sam Floyd, circa 1910, on Clinton Street in Dublin, Texas. The Floyd family is posing in front of the house with a horse-drawn carriage on the right and a man holding the reins to another horse on the left. They are identified as (left to right): Sam Floyd, Della Greene, Lee Floyd, Jim Floyd, Grace Floyd, and Thelma Floyd. The house was built by Horace Aurelius Smith around 1881; it is two stories with Queen Anne-style architectural features including shingling on the sides and decorative woodwork around the porch and balconies.

Copy negative of William Sam Floyd and Ardella "Della" Greene with their child, James "Jim" Floyd, circa 1895.

Copy negative of an old automobile crossing a wooden bridge during the early twentieth century. Several people are partially visible in the vehicle.