Photographs of B. F. Hancock, the business manager of the Munger gin and farm, and his wife. They pose together several yards in front of a wooden chapel-like building, to which is attached a tall wooden tower capped with a belfry and a steeple. Open field surrounds the couple.

Photographs of the remains of the Munger gin system after a fire in September 1911. Smoldering ruins are strewn across the background, with several workers standing nearby or sitting in front of the ashes. Twisted buildings and lumber lay behind the ruins.

Photographs of a farmers' union cotton yard in Coolidge, Texas. On an wide, plain field are horse-drawn wagons full of cotton. In the far background are possibly piles or stacks of cotton bales.

Photograph of Rock Springs Center along Botanic Garden Drive in the Fort Worth Botanic Garden, obscured behind trees and bushes. Rock Springs Road is located in the lower half of the image.

Photograph of Lake Arbor, a pavilion under construction in the Japanese Garden at the Fort Worth Botanic Garden. The wooden pavilion, topped with a gable roof, contains benches, thin wooden railings, and rests on concrete stilts projecting to an empty basin below. Lumber is strewn around the pavilion, and the empty pond is lined with dirt and rocks. Trees are scattered across the background.

Photograph of the lumber frame of the Lake Arbor pavilion under construction in the Japanese Garden at the Fort Worth Botanic Garden. Long wood planks rest diagonally on it, and stacks of planks, lumber sheets, and two saw horses are visible in front of the frame, which sits in front of a small hill dotted with trees.

Photograph of Lake Arbor, a pavilion under construction in the Japanese Garden at the Fort Worth Botanic Garden. The wooden pavilion, topped with a low gable roof and containing the beginnings of a wooden barrier, rests on concrete stilts projecting to an empty basin below. Lumber and saw horses are scattered in and around the pavilion, and the empty pond is lined with dirt and rocks.

Photograph of the lumber frame of the Lake Arbor pavilion under construction in the Japanese Garden at the Fort Worth Botanic Garden. Long wood planks rest diagonally on it, and stacks of planks, lumber sheets, and two saw horses are visible around the frame, which is held up by two concrete stilts projecting to the empty basin below.

Photograph of the Lake Arbor pavilion under construction in the Japanese Garden at the Fort Worth Botanic Garden. The pavilion's base, built on four round concrete stilts projecting to the basin dug out below, is partially built, while only two vertical beams have been erected at left. Several planks of lumber rest on the vertical beams, while other pieces of wood, as well as two saw horses at right, sit in stacks around the pavilion. The site of the garden's pond is currently bare and scattered with dirt and boulders.

Photograph of wire mesh laid on an excavated stream at the Fort Worth Japanese Garden. The stream descends in tiers, flowing down from a larger portion of the pond lined with boulders and stones. A hose runs along the stream.

Photograph of an empty concrete stream under construction at the Fort Worth Japanese Garden, which comes down from a larger pond in tiers. The empty basin of the larger pond is visible in the background, as well as the pond's island and the stone waterfall behind it. Boulders and trees line the descending stream.

Photograph of Lake Arbor, a pavilion under construction in the Japanese Garden at the Fort Worth Botanic Garden. The wooden pavilion, topped with a low gable roof, rests on concrete stilts projecting to an empty basin below. Two workers are visible constructing the pavilion's wooden fences, and another is on the roof with a stack of lumber. The empty pond is lined with dirt and rocks.

Photograph of a finished concrete slab in the Fort Worth Japanese Garden. Several metal clamps are visible at right, near stacks of lumber.

Photograph of workers overseeing a large boulder being placed onto a gravel spot in the Fort Worth Japanese Garden. The boulder is attached by a rope to an unseen crane. A worker at left looks at the camera as the rock is lowered, and another at right directs its placement.

Photograph of workers overseeing a large boulder being placed onto a gravel spot in the Fort Worth Japanese Garden. A rope is tied around the boulder, and a crane hook floats near it. Two workers seem to be untying the rope, while another at bottom right overlooks its placement.

Photograph of a school class in Midland, Room 1-A. Children stand in two rows on the steps of the entrance to a brick school building, with a woman in a black shirt standing behind. Each children is numbered with pen, though some are unidentified or unknown

Photograph of Julie and Porter Rankin seated in a horse-drawn buggy along a dirt road. They look back towards the photographer, stationary in front of a sparse settlement of houses.

Letter from Dr. Butte to Elizabeth discussing the medical fraternity he joined.

Letter from Dr. Butte to Elizabeth discussing his activities with the fraternity he joined and how much he misses her.

Technical drawing showing the layout of mass lunar LPH including labeled scale drawings, revisions and explanatory notes. Scale 1:0.5 inches.

Technical drawing showing the layout of spacer mylar including labeled scale drawings, revisions and explanatory notes. Scale 1:1 inch.

Technical drawing showing the layout of dust cover laminate assembly including labeled scale drawings, sections, revisions and explanatory notes.

Photograph of Tom Roberts' display of produce in front of the Llano Hotel in Midland. The produce, sourced from Roberts' farm west of Midland, has been brought in front of the hotel on a wagon pulled by two horses and a cow, and the display bears tall sheaths of grain, watermelons, vegetables, small fruits, and other large produces placed within the wagon and adjacent to its wheels. Tom Roberts, who owned the first herd of registered Jersey cattle in the county, leans against his wagon (marked as 7). Several people in the display are numbered below: 1. Mr. Dell Dublin; 2. Mr. Bob Slaughter; 3. Spence Jowell (these three men standing at left); 4. Holly Roberts (behind cow, in front of horse); 5. Jack Carter; 6. W. B. Elkins; 6a. Carl Roberts (in wagon, behind Elkins) 7. T. B. (Tom) Roberts; 7a. Charles McClintic (inside wagon, between grains); 8. Miss Ozello Roberts; 9. Gene McKinzie (hand on wagon wheel); 10. Mr. George McGonagill. A reproduction of the photograph included in a newspaper clipping is attached.

Technical drawing showing the layout of spacer crystal including labeled scale drawings, revisions and explanatory notes. Scale 1:0.25 inches