Photograph of a Texas Historical Marker plaque placed on the Women's Clubhouse located in Seguin, Texas. The plaque describes the history behind the house, how it was built, the style of architecture, and what the house was used for.

Photograph of the golf greens in the Max Starcke Park golf course. In the center of the green a golfer and a golf cart can be seen. Large pecan trees are planted along the side of the green.

Photograph of a large oak tree outside of Emanuel's Lutheran Church located in Seguin, Texas. The steeple of the church can be seen over the top of the oak tree.

Photograph of a concrete sign and plaque that states "Seguin Home of the world's largest pecan" with a large pecan statue underneath the sign. The Guadalupe County courthouse located in Seguin, Texas can be seen behind the sign.

Photograph of three people sitting on a couch attending the Texas Lutheran College commencement in May of 1970. They are identified as Evelyn Fiedler Streng (1919-2014), William F. Kraushaar (1887-1982), and Joe K. Menn (1933-1976).

Photograph of four people playing golf on the golf course located at Max Starcke Park in Seguin, Texas. The golf greens are surrounded by large pecan trees and a small roadway to the right.

Photograph of a water skier on Lake McQueeney. The skier can be seen being pulled from a boat that is on the left side of the image. A blue and white painted boat can be seen crossing in front of the skier.

Photograph of the Hollaman House located in Seguin, Texas. The house is constructed of wood, painted white, and has a front porch with five columns. There are large windows with black shutters on the front of the house and two lanterns are hanging on either side of the entrance. There is a large front yard with two trees and six small shrubs planted in front of the porch. On the left side of the house two cars can be seen parked in the driveway.

Photograph of the Guadalupe River and dam at Max Starcke Park in Seguin, Texas. Accompanying information describes the red brick building in the background as an abandoned power plant.

Photograph of the Guadalupe River flowing over a dam at Max Starcke Park located in Seguin, Texas. A red brick building identified as an abandoned power plant, and a section of the park can be seen in the background.

Photograph of the Campbell log cabin located in Seguin, Texas. On the left side of the cabin there is a brick chimney and in the front yard there is a water well constructed of stone. A large porch is covering the front side of the building.

Photograph of a historic house located in Seguin, Texas. The house is constructed of wood and painted white with green accents. There is a large porch with white columns that wraps around the exterior of the building. A historic marker plaque can be seen near the entrance to the home.

Photograph of a house located in Seguin, Texas. The house is a wooden building painted pale yellow with a balcony and two covered porches on the right and left side. There is a large lawn in the foreground containing various types of shrubberies and includes a large palm tree.

Photograph of a historic plantation style house located in Seguin, Texas. The house is two stories, painted white, and constructed of wood. A large balcony is located on the second story and there is a large porch with a historic marker plaque on the front of the house. A yard containing several large bushes and trees is pictured surrounding the house. This house has been identified as the Hollamon House also known as Erskine House.

Photograph of three people launching a boat into a lake identified as Lake McQueeney located in McQueeney, Texas. There are three people seen in the photograph, one man is standing on the dock wearing striped swim shorts, a white shirt, and sunglasses. He is watching another man working to launch the boat into the water, and a woman is standing on the other side of the dock wearing white shorts and a red striped shirt.

Photograph of a view along the Rio Grande River on Highway 170, 52 miles west of Big Bend National Park, facing east. Various desert vegetation is growing throughout the surrounding area.

Photograph of a mastodon dig site near Seguin, Texas. A backhoe is removing over-burden from bones in the gravel pit.

Photograph of a Story Butte cinnabar mine west of Big Bend National Park. A ruined structure is located on the left side of the photo and there is some plant life growing in the area.

Photograph of the Guadalupe River. There are trees growing out of the water with a small waterfall directly behind them in the middle of the river. There are larger trees in the background at the edge of the water.

Photograph of ruins of an old building in the water at Indianola, Texas, once serving as an entry port for German immigrants in the mid-nineteenth century. The ruins are located on a strip of land surrounded by water.

Photograph of a blooming century plant in Big Bend National Park. The Chisos Mountains are located in the background of the photo and various desert vegetation is growing throughout the surrounding area.

Photograph of a cemetery in a Terlingua ghost town in Big Bend National Park. There are grave markers scattered throughout the cemetery and various plant life is growing in the area.

Photograph of the mouth of the Santa Elena Canyon in Big Bend National Park. An individual is standing on the shore and there is vegetation growing throughout the area.

Photograph of desert vegetation including purple prickly pear, creosote, and ocotillo in the Chihuahua Desert located in Big Bend National Park. The Chisos Mountains can be seen in the distance.