Photograph of Garner State Park in Concan, TX. The courthouse sits facing the left edge of the image in a yellow lawn populated by nearly leafless trees and a few bushes, enclosed by a sidewalk that runs next to a paved road. The ground is made up by red bricks in the bottom left corner of the photo, contrasting against the paved ground next to them. The courthouse's lawn has streetlights next to its sidewalk and near its entrance, and white stone sitting area towards the left edge of the image. This sitting area includes stone benches and plinths, with one rising taller than the others and having a plaque near its base. The entrance of the courthouse is made up by three archways in a white stone or concrete wall. Two rows of windows span in wall above the arches, while slighter lower sections of the building sit on either side of the central, arched portion.

Photograph of Garner State Park in Concan, TX. A road runs across the width of the photo in front of the courthouse's lawn, which has tall leafless trees growing in rows that extend out from the building. The front side of the courthouse directly faces the camera. More trees similarly grow out in rows from the left and right sides of the building, all growing in a short green lawn. A walkway leads from the road to the entrance of the courthouse, with a stone rectangle sitting on it a few feet away from the edge of the road. The stone has a motif at its top of a star in a laurel wreath, likely indicating a monument or memorial. The courthouse itself is partially obscured by tree branches and their shadows, though its entrance is visible as having tall columns that hold up arches that sit at the second-floor level of the red brick building. The courthouse has two rows of windows across its walls, with an additional window visible above the entryway's arches. The roof of the courthouse appears to mostly be flat.

Booklet from the Office of War Information, Magazine Section in Washington, D. C., titled War Jobs For Women, published in November 1942. Information within the booklet was taken from the War Department, Navy Department, War Manpower Commission, Civil Service Commission, and Women's Bureau of the Department of Labor.