Photo of Charlie Clifton Cain Jr. standing next to painting. Austin, Texas.

Photo of Charlie Clifton Cain Jr. standing next to painting. Austin, Texas.

Photo of Charlie Clifton Cain Jr. painting on canvas. Austin, Texas.

Photo of Mrs. Fuller sitting down at desk. Austin, Texas.

View of lounge area with original 1950s decor and furnishings.

View of the busy barber shop at The Commodore Perry Hotel.

View of hotel barber shop with two chairs and two barbers.

Photograph of children walking around a maypole at a young boy's birthday party. There are three adults walking around the kids, helping them with the ribbons.

Photograph of the exterior of the Lower Colorado River Authority building. It is a two-story building with exterior windows and an entrance on the first floor. There are palm trees outside the entrance.

Photograph of the exterior of the Lower Colorado River Authority building. It is a two-story building with exterior windows on both floors and an entrance on the first floor. There are palm trees outside the entrance.

Photograph of a group of children standing around a birthday cake being cut to be eaten on a table at a young boy's birthday party. There are presents underneath the table.

Photograph of an older woman and a young boy standing together. The young boy is wearing a dark-colored suit and cowboy boots. The woman is wearing a dark-colored dress and a hat with flowers on it. They are sanding in front of a field with bushes and trees.

A letter to Richard Niles Graham from Boyce House, who supported W.O. Reed for lieutenant-governor and included a brochure promoting Reed for that position.

Photograph of a man sitting at desk covered in papers, speaking on a telephone.

Bed in hotel room

Rev. James A. O'Brien of St Edward's University.

stacks of materials

Photograph of a group of men standing at a ceremony promoting Col. Paul L. Wakefield to Lt. General.

Photo of a photo of a building

Portrait of chef

exterior view of church building

Photograph of the exterior of rural, barrack-style buildings, possibly owned by the State Hospital Board. One car is parked at a building in the back, but other buildings appear empty. No other vehicles or people are on the property.

Photograph of the interior of the State Hospital Board barrack-type building. The kitchen here is supplied with pots, pans, mixing bowls, measuring cups, and various other kitchen ware. The ovens and stoves are in the center of the room and are flanked by two food preparation tables (one in front and one in back). On the right side of the room is a large sink. At the back of the room, the door to the food storage area is open.

Nigh time view of the exterior of Capitol Chevrolet. In 1950 Capitol Chevrolet was located at 224 E. 5th Street.