Letter from Jim Bruseth to Mr. Moore discussing the meeting that was held in Austin, Texas to determine the possibility of human graves being near the Central State Prison Farm.

Photograph of machinery at the Central Prison Unit in Sugar Land, Texas.

Photograph of the Texas State Historical Marker for the Texas Prison System Central State Farm Main Building detailing the history of the Central State Farm, the construction of the existing buildings, and the function of the main building.

Photograph of the parole office door, labelled Ms. Palad, at the Central Prison Unit in Sugar Land, Texas. The door is labelled "209," and the glass window in the door has "Parole Office, Ms. Palad" written on it along with the state seal of Texas.

Photograph of several metal structures outdoors on the grounds of the Central Prison Unit in Sugar Land, Texas. There are three metal objects in the foreground and a large open sided shed in the background.

Photograph of a small white cross in front of a red brick wall on the grounds of the Central Prison Unit in Sugar Land, Texas.

Photograph of a sign reading, "Authorized Inmates Only" at the Central Prison Unit in Sugar Land, Texas.

Photograph of rusted prison bars at the Central Prison Unit in Sugar Land, Texas.

Photograph of Reginald Moore walking in an interior hallway at the Central Prison Unit in Sugar Land, Texas.

Photograph of a river on the grounds of the Central Prison Unit in Sugar Land, Texas. There is a building visible on the left bank of the river behind some trees and scrub.

Photograph of Reginald Moore standing inside the guard station lookout at the Central Prison Unit in Sugar Land, Texas.

Photograph of the Commissary Room in the Central Prison Unit in Sugar Land, Texas. There are two grated windows, one larger and one smaller, with a shelf under both windows the length of the wall. The word, "Commissary" is above the door to the left of the windows.

Photograph of the grounds of the Central Prison Unit in Sugar Land, Texas. There is a metal fence in front of an open field and there several building and a water tower visible in the distance.

Photograph of Reginald Moore leaning on the railing of a guard station lookout at the Central Prison Unit in Sugar Land, Texas.

Photograph of Reginald Moore standing in a hallway in the Central Prison Unit in Sugar Land, Texas.

Photograph of a large red building with a black roof on the grounds of the closed Central Prison Unit in Sugar Land, Texas.

Letter from Reginald Moore to William F. Schwer discussing the Texas Slave Descendant's symposium, and the organization's hopes to preserve the old Sugar Mill char house and the Imperial Black Prison facility.

Letter from the Texas Slave Descendant's Society to Allen Bogard discussing a proposal to preserve the Central State Farm Building and Imperial Prison Cemetery.

Letter from Allen Bogard to Reginald Moore discussing Moore's efforts to preserve the history of the Sugar Land community and requesting more information about the Texas Slave Descendant's Society.

Letter from Reginald Moore to Allen Bogard discussing the collaboration between the Texas Slave Descendant's Society and the Buffalo Soldiers National Museum and asking to be kept abreast of all plans being made regarding Imperial Sugar and former prison properties in Sugar Land, Texas.

Letter from Tiffany Osburn to Reginald Moore discussing the Texas Historical Commission's Archeology Division's "feasibility study to determine the potential applicability of this remote sensing technology for future use for grave prospection at the Old Imperial Farm" in Sugar Land, Texas. The study is included with the letter.

Letter from William A. Martin, with the Texas Historical Commission, to Carolina Fuzetti discussing Fort Bend ISD's construction on a tract of land formerly part of the prison farm and Imperial Cemetery.

Paper discussing the Texas Slave Descendants Society's position on the graves uncovered at the James Reese C.T.E. Center construction site that the remains from the graves should be moved to the historic Imperial Farm Cemetery.

Letter from Mark Wolfe to Reginald Moore discussing Moore's request for remote sensing studies on the city-owned property containing the Old Imperial Farm Cemetery to locate any burials present on the land.