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Photograph of Kendall County Courthouse in Boerne, TX. The courthouse sits on a green lawn facing a wet road that runs across the bottom of the photo. Three tall trees grow in the lawn, on either side of an in front of the courthouse. The building itself is made of splotchy orange stone bricks and has two wide octagonal towers at its front corners with a thin wall between them. The towers have slightly sloping roofs on their tops and two rows of windows across their sides. The wall between them has a white set of doors in its center, at the level of the second floor, which look out on a railed balcony. The balcony hangs over the white first-floor doors to the courthouse, which sit behind the three arches and four rectangular columns that support the balcony above. A short set of stairs lead from the building's front entrance to the lawn around it.

Photograph of Carland Smith, owner of several abandoned coal pits, reserves this ara fro his family and very close friends. He has two docks, electricity and running water. He plans to build a cabin in thi area. This pit is fertized according to recommendations. He has been successful inobtaining a good "bloom" in this pit.

Photograph of the aerial view focused on Lindsley Park's dirt baseball field and playground equipment. Large portions of the surrounding suburban houses are partially or fully obscured by deep green trees. An apartment complex is on the right hand side of the photograph.

Photograph of a wide angle aerial overview of the Elm Fork region. Key features of the photograph include a network of highways winding through a heavily wooded landscape, the Elm Fork of the Trinity River, and various unknown commercial & residential buildings.

Photograph of an aerial overview of Kiest Park and surrounding suburban neighborhood. Roads snake throughout the neighborhood park connecting the key features that include ten (10) baseball fields and eight (8) tennis courts.

Photograph of an aerial overview overlooking the Kiest Park and Recreation Fields. In the center of the park are ten (10) dirt baseball fields within a green oval field surrounded by a road that encircles the green field. Additional park features include tennis courts, parking lots, and unknown buildings. Major streets boarder the edges of Kiest Park separating the park from the surrounding residential suburban areas.

Photograph of returned war veteran, Staff Sargent Gonzolo Garza entertains youngsters in the Red Cross shelter while hurricane Beulah rages outside.

Photograph of Don Gray, business manager for the Plumbers and Pipe Fitters Union, Locale 823 of Harlingen, TX, accompanying John England (wearing hat) chairman of the west Cameron County Chapter Red Cross observing Red Cross feeding operations at an Army mobile kitchen. The Red Cross provided hot meals for as many at 10,000 persons daily. Much of the food and other necessary commodities were delivered by volunteer union workers in the Rio Grande Valley.

Photograph of a 40 acre field of bermuda grass on an area which was previously coal strip pits. The area was used by the city of Okmulgee for a saniatry landfill. This area was used for disposal between 1955 and 1960. OK-2903-12.

Photograph of Carland Smith who has constructed this dam across the natural drainage from this pit area. The primary purpose of the dam was an access road across the top and to provide shallow water immediately in front of the dam to launch fishing boats. OK-2003-7 [?].

Photograph of a man in tall grass. This picture shows native grass after timber was sprayed in the Spring of 1967. Grass has made a quick recovery and good growth. Grazing was deffered during the growing season to enable native grasses to make growth and produce seed. OK-2904-12.

Two photographs that include the racing horse, Mr. Money Bags. The top image includes Mr. Money Bags surrounded by a group of people posing for a photograph with a man and a child on his back. The bottom image shows Mr. Money Bags winning a race as well as information relating to the image.

Photograph of the tail end wreckage of an aircraft, while two police officers can be seen in close proximity of the downed aircraft. The plane crashed on 13th and Travis in Wichita Falls. The side of the plane reads "N83710" and the tail reads "CESSNA."

Photograph of an investigator and a police officer taking a closer look at the wreckage at a plane crash site. The end of the plane partially reads, "N837."

Photograph of the wreckage of a small crashed airplane in the street of a residential area in Wichita Falls (13th and Travis), while two men investigate the remains of the destroyed aircraft bearing registration number N837IG.

Photograph of one of the aircraft's damaged wings lying in the street while two men take photos of the wreckage. A police officer and curious onlookers can be seen in the background across the street from the crash site. This is wreckage from the plane crash on 13th and Travis.

Photograph of a partially destroyed tree as a result of the plane crash on 13th and Travis in Wichita Falls, with a house in the background. The photo was taken in the evening.

Photograph of the tail end of the crashed aircraft in addition to other destroyed parts of the plane. The word "CESSNA" is visible on the tail wing of the plane. The plane crashed on 13th and Travis in Wichita Falls.

Photograph of the rear end debris of a crashed aircraft on 13th and Travis in Wichita Falls among pieces of a tree, while a police officer and another gentleman observe the damages. The side of the plane reads, "N83716" and the tail reads, "CESSNA."

Photograph of wreckage from a small aircraft lying on the street in a residential area (13th and Travis) in Wichita Falls, TX. Based on the sight of branches lying around the aircraft, it is apparent the aircraft crashed into the trees. The tail of the planes reads, "CESSNA."

Photograph of an older gentleman with a chisel and hammer starting to chisel into a concrete nameplate on a building wall. Three well-dressed men can be seen in the background. This photo is part of the plane crash on 13th and Travis series.

Photograph of a shirtless older male figure, sitting on a porch in the company of an older female companion, who has a lighted cigarette between her fingers. The couple looks on as plane crash debris is investigated.

Photograph used for a story in the Oklahoma City Times newspaper. Caption: "New view of the State Fair of Oklahoma is seen through the "fish-eye" camera lens of Times photographer Bob Albright, as Teresa Percell, 11, and Auddie Lingle, 11, both of Tuttle, take in the activities of the fair-goers from the vantage point of the monorail."