Empty folder from the Austin City Limits, Fourth Season, produced by KLRN-TV for PBS and the Southwest Texas Public Broadcasting Council, November 1979. The folder includes images of Fromholz performing as well as images of Delbert McClinton, Taj Mahal, Doug Kershaw, Little Joe, Alvin Crow, Tom T. Hall, Lightnin' Hopkins, John McEuen, Leon Redbone, Tom Waits, Elizabeth Cotten, and Norten Buffalo.

Clipping from the Austin American-Statesman, "Art Auction Saturday at UT," published November 28, 1975. The clipping's story is about an annual art auction that will be held at the University of Texas, with more than five hundred (500) works created by UT art students. Steven Fromholz, as well as three (3) others will serve as auctioneers for the event. The clipping includes a photograph of Fromholz, a musician, playing for inmates at a county jail.

Photograph of the grave of Don Smith at Terlingua Cemetery during a river rafting trip led by Steven Fromholz and Craig Hillis in November 2002. Empty bottles have been piled up above a grouping of rocks. A slab in the center of the rocks reads, "[19]40-1986 Don Smith [--] Held in the arms of my desert I assuredly rest in peace." Directly above the slab is a small rectangular metal object with a marijuana leaf motif in its center.

Photograph of a canyon cliff during a river rafting trip in Big Bend National Park, led by Steven Fromholz and Craig Hillis in November 2002.

Photograph of the grave of Kenneth "Zero" Kempf at Terlingua Cemetery during a river rafting trip led by Steven Fromholz and Craig Hillis in November 2002. The wooden headstone reads, "Kenn[eth] 'Zer[o'] [K]empf 8-27-33 [--] 11-25-93 [Friend to All]." A floral wreath has been placed over the center of the headstone. A United States flag is hanging out from the left side. Rocks can be seen outlining the grave. A small patch of desert flowers are growing beneath the headstone. Several wooden crosses can be seen on a large pile of rocks in the background on the right side of the of the photograph.

Photograph of the grave of Felix R. Valenzuela at Terlingua Cemetery during a river rafting trip led by Steven Fromholz and Craig Hillis in November 2002. A large wooden cross has been placed on top of a rectangular limestone structure above ground. A plaque on the cross reads, "Felix R. Valenzuela February 22, 1882 - June 19, 1938." A bouquet of flowers has been placed on top of the grave. Other graves can be seen next to and behind Valenzuela's. The desert landscape can be seen in the background.

Photograph of a wooden cross at Terlingua Cemetery during a river rafting trip led by Steven Fromholz and Craig Hillis in November 2002. The photograph has been taken from one side of the cross. Several other wooden crosses and rock structures can be seen among the desert landscape in the background, behind a low wire fence.

Photograph of Terlingua Cemetery in Terlingua, Texas during a river rafting trip led by Steven Fromholz and Craig Hillis in November 2002. Wooden crosses can be seen on top of rock structures scattered around the desert landscape. A small wooden fence can be seen in the center of the photograph, surrounding one of the graves.

Photograph of Terlingua Cemetery in Terlingua, Texas during a river rafting trip led by Steven Fromholz and Craig Hillis in November 2002. Several wooden crosses are sitting on top of concrete structures scattered around the photograph. Two vertical limestone structures can be seen in the background, topped with wrought iron crosses. A wooden post is out of focus in the foreground on the left side of the photograph.

Photograph of Terlingua Cemetery in Terlingua, Texas during a river rafting trip led by Steven Fromholz and Craig Hillis in November 2002. Several wooden crosses are sitting on top of piles of rocks, scattered around the photograph. Limestone building structures can be seen among the desert landscape in the background.

Photograph of Craig Hillis at Terlingua Cemetery during a river rafting trip with Steven Fromholz in November 2002. He is looking at the camera and smiling. Building structures can be seen among the desert landscape and mountains in the background of the photograph.

Photograph of Craig Hillis (left) and Steven Fromholz (right) at Terlingua Cemetery during a river rafting trip in November 2002. They are both looking at the camera and smiling.

Photograph of a canyon at Big Bend National Park during a river rafting trip led by Steven Fromholz and Craig Hillis in November 2002. Tall grass can be seen at the base of the canyon in the bottom portion of the photograph.

Photograph of people canoeing in a canyon mouth at Big Bend National Park, during a river rafting trip led by Steven Fromholz and Craig Hillis in November 2002. The canoe can be seen in the distance on the right side of the photograph, moving along the base of the canyon.

Photograph of people canoeing in a canyon mouth at Big Bend National Park, during a river rafting trip led by Steven Fromholz and Craig Hillis in November 2002. Two canoes can be seen in the distance in the center of the photograph, to the left of a large rock.

Photograph of a canyon cliff at Big Bend National Park, during a river rafting trip led by Steven Fromholz and Craig Hillis in November 2002. Tall grass can be seen at the base of the canyon, next to the Rio Grande River.

Photograph of people canoeing in a canyon mouth at Big Bend National Park, during a river rafting trip led by Steven Fromholz and Craig Hillis in November 2002. Two canoes can be seen in the distance in the center of the photograph, moving away from the camera. Tall grass can be seen lining the river at the base of the canyon.

Photograph of Steven Fromholz standing among canoes in Big Bend National Park, during a river rafting trip with Craig Hillis in November 2002. He is looking down and appears to be walking. There is a cigarette in his mouth. The canoes are full of life vests, coolers, and other items. The Rio Grande River can be seen behind him, flowing along a canyon.

Photograph of a canyon cliff at Big Bend National Park, during a river rafting trip led by Steven Fromholz and Craig Hillis in November 2002. Tall grass and shrubs can be seen lining the base of the cliff at the bottom of the photograph.

Photograph of downtown Lajitas, Texas during a river rafting trip led by Steven Fromholz and Craig Hillis in November 2002. A business strip spans the photograph horizontally. The sign closest to the camera reads, "Frontier Drug Company."

Photograph of a group of people hiking during a river rafting trip in Big Bend National Park, led by Steven Fromholz and Craig Hillis in November 2002. They are standing with their backs turned to the camera, facing a large rock sandwiched between two cliff walls. One man is helping another member of the group climb up onto the rocks. Another member of the group can be seen climbing above them. A man is walking in the foreground on the left side of the photograph, facing away from the camera.

Photograph of a woman at a bar in Terlingua, Texas during a river rafting trip led by Steven Fromholz and Craig Hillis in November 2002. She is sitting at a dining table, looking at the camera and smiling. She is holding a cigarette in her left hand. Photographs can be seen hanging on the wall behind her.

Photograph of an unidentified bar in Terlingua, Texas during a river rafting trip led by Steven Fromholz and Craig Hillis in November 2002. Three people are conversing at the bar in the center of the photograph. Several other people can be seen on the left side of the photograph. A woman is standing behind the bar on the right side of the photograph with her back turned to the camera, looking to the left. Trophies and other items are hanging on the wall. Words have been painted across the wall in various large fonts.

Photograph of a group of people hiking during a river rafting trip in Big Bend National Park, led by Steven Fromholz and Craig Hillis in November 2002. Two members of the group are climbing up the wall of a cliff, facing away from the camera. Another man is standing on the rocks, reaching out to the person across from him. A fourth member of the group is standing on the far left side of the photograph, partially out of frame.