Portrait of Charles Stech, visible from the chest up, wearing a dark-colored three-piece suit and bow tie. A hand written note on the back identifies him as "Charles Stech."

Postcard sent to Miss Loudie George in Houston, Texas. The image on the front features a photograph of the Axtell Railroad Station on the St. Louis Southwestern Railway of Texas with three women and a man standing outside the entrance. Buildings are visible in the background. A note written on the back is dated November 2, 1910 and says "I arrived home Tuesday morning and made an auto trip to [...] via Moody got home at 10 last night will be in Waco again tomorrow May get to see you in Waco or I may have an exhibit there during the Cotton Palace They are decorating the business houses already"

Photograph of five children in clothing characteristic of East Asia - kimonos and parasols - posed in a line of three standing children in the back row and two squatting children in the front row. The girls on the edge of the back row hold open parasols above their heads while the girls in the front row have their parasols closed and used for support. The boy in the middle has a hat on his head.

Portrait of a young girl dressed in white with a porcelain figurine in her hands.

Photograph of a brush arbor made in Sylvan Beach, Texas. Text on the back says " Brush Arbor Sylvan Beach 1931 near La Porte. Daniel F. Draper estate ".

Photograph of a commercial truck owned by Houston Lighting & Power Co., La Porte Division. The text on the back reads: "La Porte Light Truck...Daniel F. Draper worked for Houston Lighting & Power La Porte Division."

Photograph of a group of women in uniforms surrounded by men with musical instruments and bibles. The text on the back reads: " Bible School Southern Bible College Goose Creek, Texas...Daniel F. Draper estate ".

Portrait of a steel military ship in the ocean with a small boat beside it. The text on the back reads: "Houston Ship Channel"

Photograph of a church in La Porte, Texas taken in the winter and appears to empty and covered in snow. The text on the back reads: " La Porte Assembly of God ".

Photograph of a fenced electric power station with a small building inside of it. The text on the back reads: "La Porte Sub-Station...Daniel F. Draper worked for Houston Lighting & Power, La Porte, Tex".

Postcard with a photograph of Pearl Draper with two horses behind her and a dog in front of her. Text on the back says " Pearl Draper...about 1915...daughter of Daniel Franklin Draper and Winnie Pearl G. Draper. Lived in San Antonio, La Porte, Waco ".

Photograph of a schoolhouse in the middle of a field with three vehicles around it. The text on the back reads: " Seabrook Schoolhouse 1934 (Seabrook, Texas)". Estate of Daniel F. Draper.

Photograph of Daniel Franklin Draper with two co-workers outside a company truck. The text on the back reads: "Daniel F. Draper worked for HP & Lights La Porte...Happy Willie Daddy...Houston Lighting and Power, La Porte Division."

Photograph of John Todd Willis, Jr. at Lillian Evans Settegast's cottage at Bay Shore. He wears a jumper, and stands in front of a window.

Photograph of John Todd Willis, Jr. and Clara Evans Willis at Marion and Lillian Evans Settegast's bay home in La Porte, Texas. They stand in front of a tree, holding a line of fish between them. A fence and electric poles can be seen behind them.

Photograph of John Todd Willis, Jr., left, and a friend, possibly Bill Clark, sitting at a table in a garden. Steps lead off somewhere to the left, and trees grow in the background.

Photograph of Todd Bradford Willis in a cap and gown, standing next to a plaque for The University of Texas Dental Branch at Houston on June 9, 1979. The tassel on his cap is yellow, and he has a lilac academic hood.

Photograph of Todd Bradford Willis during his freshman year at The University of Texas Dental Branch at Houston. He is wearing a lab coat, and his hand is positioned to push up his sleeve in order to check his watch. He is standing behind a cadaver table, and there are lockers and a phone the left behind him, and a note on a door to the right.

Letter from John Todd Willis, Jr. to Joe S. Lattimore at Baylor University College of Medicine, on March 1, 1945, lamenting the number of hunting seasons he's missed. He says he has a friend who's uncle owns a pasture they can rent out when they get back from the war, and asks Lattimore to go with him.

Letter from Jack G. Bishop at Baylor College of Dentistry to Todd Bradford Willis on December 15, 1978, informing Willis of his acceptance into the Department of Pedodontics, provided he maintains his GPA until his graduation the following year from The University of Texas Dental Branch at Houston. Bishop also informs him of a $200 deposit.

Letter from Lillian Evans Settegast to Clara and John T. Willis, Sr. in 1925. She congratulates them on the birth of their daughter, asks what they have named her, and suggests they come down to see her and her family whenever they can.

Passenger's Check for the Union Passenger Depot, from Galveston to Houston. It reads: "To identify accommodations purchased. The amount charged is The Pullman Company's rate and a surcharge of 50% of that amount required by and collected as agent for the Railroad Company, as shown on the ticket."

Passenger's Check for the Union Passenger Depot, from Galveston to Houston. It reads: "To identify accommodations purchased. The amount charged is The Pullman Company's rate and a surcharge of 50% of that amount required by and collected as agent for the Railroad Company, as shown on the ticket."

Letter from Paul P. Taylor to Todd Bradford Willis on February 12, 1979. He congratulates Willis on his acceptance into the Pedodontics program at Baylor College of Dentistry, and invites him to a workshop on pain and anxiety for the child dental patient.