Photograph of the automobile sales team standing outside of the Davis-Turney Automobile Co. building in Dallas, Texas.

Photograph of a row of men in suits near a fire truck, standing on the wet cobblestone street near a two story house.

A child in an automobile. C. P. Schulze, Jr. son of Charles Percy and Virginia Schulze, is photographed in his father's car, c. 1914. The Schulze family operated Irving Lumber from the time of the town's founding in 1903 until the 1980s.

Earl Brown, John Brown, and Charles Schulze, Jr., c. 1914. The Brown boys were sons of Irving's co-founder, Otis Brown. Charles Schulze, Jr., was the nephew of town co-founder, J. O. Schulze.

Photograph of an unknown young child. She is dressed in light color clothing with a matching bow in her hair. In her hands is a medium sized floral arrangement.

Photograph of two men and one woman, identified as Bill Stratton, Mary (Lawler) Huffhines, and Neely Huffhines; Mary Huffhines is the mother of Neely Huffhines. The two men are wearing World War I military uniforms and hats, and the woman is wearing a light-colored blouse and dark-colored skirt. The three people are standing outside of the Huffhines' home, a two-story house with a covered porch, before it burned.

Photograph of a group of men gathered around an oil well. The well extends above the photograph, and pipes lead away from it to the right.