Photograph of five men identified as the Mueller brothers. All of the men are wearing dark-colored suit jackets. The first man on the back row is wearing glasses.

Photograph of the Beaumier Iron Works Building. It is a brick building with four windows along the front. There is a train to the left.

Photograph of a group of children at Hy Mueller's birthday party. Four women are sitting in the back row. In the background, there is a picket fence and house.

Photograph of a child. He is standing in front of a bench, and is wearing a jumpsuit. The child is associated with the name, Mrs. Boeker.

Photograph of a dog, possibly a border collie. He is laying down with his head up.

Photograph of a man identified as F. Chavez. He is wearing a cross-shaped pin on his right lapel. He is in a standing pose beside a chair. A pillow and table are behind him on the right.

Photograph of a man identified as Howard Wood posing with a dog. The dog is standing on ascending blocks in front of the man. The man is looking down at the dog.

Group photograph of Rev. Heinrich Carl Poehlmann (1879–1939) and other women and men seated near him. Poehlmann sits in a wicker chair at center, holding a Bible with a cross centered on the front cover. Besides him are six women, two seated on each side and two standing behind him, as well as three young men standing among the girls behind him. All are placed atop a rug and in front of a painted background, looking forward. Poehlmnann was the pastor of New Wehdem Lutheran Church in Brenham, Texas. This group may be a Confirmation Class at his church.

Photograph of two images of R. V. Hoffman's residence. The wooden house is two-stories tall, with an awning and balcony that stretches partially around the left side. Trees and plants surround the house.