Interview with David Ojeda, a civil rights activist from Carrizo Springs, Texas. In the interview, Ojeda discusses his childhood, experiences with segregation, becoming involved with civil rights organizations, the Chicano Movement, and Raza Unida.

Photograph of the Bell-Ascher House in Asherton, Texas.

Photograph of the Bell-Ascher House in Asherton, Texas.

Photograph of the Bell-Ascher House in Asherton, Texas.

Photograph of the Bell-Ascher House in Asherton, Texas.

Photograph of the Bell-Ascher House in Asherton, Texas.

Photograph of the Bell-Ascher House in Asherton, Texas.

Photograph of the Bell-Ascher House in Asherton, Texas.

Interview with Sidney Freeborn, a resident of Fulton, Texas. Freeborn recounts his time growing up in Fulton in the late-19th century, building and owning homes in the area, working as an armed ranch hand near Carrizo Springs, developing a ranch in Orange Grove, the hurricane of 1942, policing Corpus Christi in the aftermath of the 1919 storm as a member of the Texas Cavalry, the Klan's presence in the area, the Texas Rangers, and Hurricane Celia. Mrs. Freeborn talks about her first husband, her careers in the Army and Navy, and how she arrived in Fulton.

Script from the WBAP-TV/NBC station in Fort Worth, Texas, relating a news story about Six Flags over Texas which doubled as a movie set for comedian Jerry Lewis.

Letter from Ray I. Mehan to I. H. Kempner discussing A. T. Lansford executing a lease in Dimmit County that was assigned to Mr. W. H. Burns and informing Kempner nothing has been done with Mr. Bishop due to his admittance into the Physicians and Surgeons Hospital in San Antonio.

Letter from I. H. Kempner to Ray I. Mehan discussing Mehan conducting business in Dimmit County and Kempner describing the lake and weather in Lake Placid, New York.