Photograph of the front of the Justin family home. The house is two stories high with a balcony that surrounds the entire second story of the house. The yard is mostly a paved dirt path with no grass and has two deck chairs along with a tall, wooden structure to the front right of the porch.

Photograph of the Justin clubhouse with a wrap-around porch. The clubhouse is wide with a pointed roof and is in a grassy area with a couple of trees. Windows surround the perimeter of the building and wooden poles on every edge support the large, wide roof.

Photograph of a collection of four advertisement posters for Nocona boots that correspond with a different animal. The top two posters from left to right have a grizzly bear and tarantula as the representative animals for the boots. A mountain lion and a snapping turtle are the animals on the bottom two posters that reflect the other boot models.

Photograph of workers standing behind a drying rack full of boots in front of the Justin Boot Co. building. The boots are neatly aligned on the three drying rack carts with three shelves each. All of the workers are young men and five out of the nine workers are wearing hats.

Photograph of Justin Boot Co.'s exterior. The building is long and wide with many windows and stands in front of a water tower. Power lines run through the area and trees are widely spaced throughout the dirt road; two cars are parked next to the entrance of the building as well.

Photograph of the full view of the Nocona Boot Company from a distance. An airplane flies with a banner that states "Congratulations Miss Enid" above the building. Many cars are parked in rows in the front across the street.