Photograph of members of the Cook family standing in a line outside of their wooden home. The reverse side of the image identifies the people from the left as Nora Cook, Grandma Cook is holding Florence Cook, Arthur Cook, Joe Cook, and Luther Cook.

Application submitted by Dr. A. M. Davidson for membership in the Bexar County Medical Society of Texas. It includes background related to education, specialties, and other professional information.

Application submitted by Dr. A. R. Sachs for membership in the Bexar County Medical Society of Texas. It includes background related to education, specialties, and other professional information.

Application submitted by Dr. C. E. Betts for membership in the Bexar County Medical Society of Texas. It includes background related to education, specialties, and other professional information.

Application submitted by Dr. Conn L. Milburn for membership in the Bexar County Medical Society of Texas. It includes background related to education, specialties, and other professional information.

Application submitted by Dr. Edward Chatten for membership in the Bexar County Medical Society of Texas. It includes background related to education, specialties, and other professional information.

Application submitted by Dr. M. Duggan for membership in the Bexar County Medical Society of Texas. It includes background related to education, specialties, and other professional information.

Photograph of a group of men standing inside of an oil derrick, with one man wearing a magnolia corsage.

Photograph of Galveston quarantine station in Bolivar, Galveston, Texas, as labeled on the back. Dr. John Hicks Florence is on the house porch and his family are standing on the boardwalk. Dr. Florence served as the Texas state quarantine officer beginning in 1905. His last post was at this location from 1907 to 1909.

Photograph of the Guymon School class of 1905. The class members are identified as (left to right) Maude Denny, Pearl Beck, Ethel Hurleman, Jennie McGuillan, Jim McGuillan, Ressie Jackson, Orville Odair, Mrs. Ray Houser (teacher), Perle Curtis (Florence), Ada Bradshaw, Hattie Jackson, Jewell Hunt (Dean), unknown, T. Rae Reck, and Ceceil Crumley.

Photograph of Hugh Lawrence seated in a wicker chair holding Onyx Lawrence as a small child.

Photograph of five Vanderbilt University medical students working on a cadaver. Listed on the back are the following names: Merchant William Colgin (Waco, Texas), Robert Mann (Brownsville, Tennessee), Prichette Dr. (Tennessee), George Evans (Waco, Texas), and T. J. Morris (Gainesville, Texas).

Photograph of people standing on the steps of the hospital and clinic building at Vanderbilt University.

Portrait of Garnet Lawrence as a toddler, wearing a light dress and sitting on a wicker chair.

Portrait of Joe Skyvara wearing a suit and Rozara SKyvara standing with him wearing a wedding dress with a long veil and holding a Bible in her left hand.

Portrait of a woman with short dark hair wearing a lace dress. A handwritten note on the back of the photo offers more details about the woman: "The first Mrs. W. L. Foreman. W. L. Foreman and his three wives are buried in the I. O. O. F. Cemetery in Denton. Mr. Foreman at one time (before 1900) worked in the Garrison and Kimmins Drug Store."

Portrait of Mildred Palmer as a young girl, wearing a white dress and standing in front of a mirror with her hair in ringlets.

Portrait of Miss S. Justina Smith dressed as "Miss Kite," the painted lady, in 'The Passing of the Third Floor Back" by Jerome K, which was performed at the College of Industrial Arts, where Smith was the Director of Music and Expression in 1905.

Portrait of Miss S. Justina Smith dressed as "Miss Kite," the painted lady, in "The Passing of the Third Floor Back" by Jerome K, which was performed at the College of Industrial Arts, where Smith was the Director of Music and Expression in 1905.

Portrait of Miss S. Justina Smith dressed as Rosalind in "The Forest of Arden," reading a piece of paper held in her hands.

Portrait of Nancy Jo "Nannie Joe" Minnis as a young girl, wearing a white ruffled dress and sitting in a wicker chair. She was the youngest daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Minnis, and died of pneumonia at the age of 15 in 1912.

Portrait of Paul L. Tyson. A handwritten note on the front of the photo says "To Joe - whose friendship and memory is a treasure of by gone days. P. L. Tyson." Another note on the back of the photo reads: "Oct. 25, 1884 - Sept. 9, 1950. Football coach for Waco High School. Several state championships and one national championship. Oakwood Cemetery, Waco. Purchased at Joe L. Ward estate sale in Waco Nov. 2013."

Weekly newspaper from San Marcos, Texas that includes local, state and national news along with advertising.

Portrait of a group of young women wearing dresses. Several names and cities are written on the back of the photo, but are mostly illegible.