Photograph of an African-American man. The man is identified as Booker Morris, who worked for the Albert and Mamie George. This photograph was taken at a "Roaring 20's Party" at Booth, Texas. Morris, who is wearing servants clothing consisting of dark pants, white jacket, white shirt, and black bow tie, is surrounded by liquor bottles and glasses. There is a wooden four shelf cabinet on the wall to the left filled with liquors, mugs, and glasses. To the right of Morris, are two wooden kegs hanging from the wall. The upper portion of the wall behind Morris is leafed wallpaper while the lower portion and a section to the far right is tiled. There is a tub in the bottom right corner of the photograph. On left of photo, there are various bottles, an ice bucket, a sink, and wine glasses in the foreground. Written on back of photograph in pencil: "Booker Morris at Booth "Roaring 20's Party".

Photograph of a herd of Brahman cattle in a pasture in front of the George Ranch house. The chicken house (white) building is on the left side of the photograph. The northeast corner of the two story white wooden ranch house is partially seen between the large oak trees on the right side of the photograph. Written on back of photograph in blue ink: "neg 361-A". The photograph was removed from the Mamie George photo album page 21.

Photograph of Albert Peyton George standing in a pasture on the George Ranch. Albert, who is wearing pin stripe pants with matching vest, white long sleeved shirt and print tie, is holding his felt hat in his right hand. His left hand is in his pants pocket. Mr. George, who has gray hair and wears eyeglasses, is smiling. There is a barb wire fence line just behind Mr. George. On the other side of the fence are trees on right and a wooden box on left. A large body of water (probably Smither's Lake) is in the background. The photograph was attached to 2000.041.001ff and 2000.041.001gg by yellowed tape. Photo was removed from the Mamie George photo album page 15 bottom. The Mylar album page is attached to the photograph because of the tape.

Photograph of Albert Peyton George standing in front of a large body of water (probably Smither's Lake) on George Ranch pasture land. Mr. George, who is wearing pin stripe pants with matching vest, white long sleeved shirt and print tie, has his left hand in his pants pocket and he is holding a cigar (cigarette?) in his right hand. The water's edge is lined with seven wooden posts. Fifteen more wooden posts are partially seen in the water to the left. Written on back of photo in red pencil: "2 col A. P. George [circled]74.4 1411". The photograph was attached to 2000.041.001ff and 2000.041.001hh by yellowed tape. Clear Mylar remains attached to photo due to the tape. The photo was removed from the Mamie George photo album page 15, center.

Photograph of Albert Peyton George on horseback in a pasture on the George Ranch. George, who is wearing pin stripe pants with matching vest, long sleeved white shirt, print tie, and light colored felt hat, is holding the reins with his left hand while his right hand is resting on his right thigh. There is a coiled rope hanging from a strap attached to the saddle horn at George's right knee. A herd of cattle occupies the entire background. The photograph is taped together with 2000.041.001gg and 2000.041.001hh. Clear Mylar remains attached to photo due to the tape. The photograph was found in the Mamie George photo album page 15, top.

Photograph of Albert Peyton George and a cowboy on horseback in a pasture on the George Ranch. Mr. George, who is wearing pin striped pants with matching vest, long sleeved white shirt, patterned tie, and light colored felt hat, has his left hand in his left pants pocket and has a cigarette in his right hand. The cowboy is wearing a long sleeved white shirt, light colored pants with chaps. His hands are leaning on the saddle horn and he is holding reins in his right hand. The horse's head and tail are blurred due to motion. There is a herd of cattle in the background. The photograph has areas of yellowed tape on front and back surfaces. The tape adhered to the photo album Mylar page of the Mamie George photo album from which the photo was removed. Since the photograph was securely attached to the page, it was removed with the Mylar attached. Section measuring approximately 1.1 cm x .6 cm is blank near image of horse's tail. The image surface has peeled because of tape. The photograph was removed from page 14 bottom of the Mamie George album.

Photograph of Albert Peyton George seated on an ornate white bench in the George Ranch house yard. Mr. George, who is wearing cowboy boots, pants with matching vest, white shirt, and patterned tie, has his left leg crossed over his right, with his left arm draped over the bench armrest and his left elbow leaning on the back of the bench. A row of shrub and flower landscaping is directly behind the bench. White picket fence and large oak trees in background. Written on back in red pencil: "2 col P 73 [circled] 99 1411". The photograph was removed from the Mamie George photo album page 14, left center.

Photograph of Albert Peyton George standing in a pasture on the George Ranch. Albert, seen mainly in profile, is wearing pin stripe pants and vest, white long sleeved shirt, patterned tie, and light colored felt hat. He has his left hand in his pants pocket and he is holding a cigarette in his right hand. There is a herd of dark colored cattle in the background with the head (cowboy hat) and shoulders of a cowboy partially visible above the herd to center right of photograph. This photograph was attached with yellowed tape to 2000.041.001cc. The photograph was removed from the Mamie George photo album page 14, right center.

Photograph of Albert Peyton George standing in a pasture on the George Ranch. George, who is wearing pants, white long sleeved shirt, vest, tie, and felt hat, has his left hand in his left pants pocket. A herd of white Brahman cattle in background. Partial view of a white wooden building and a barn in left background. The photograph was found attached with yellowed tape to 2000.041.001cc. Photo was removed from the Mamie George photo album page 14, top.

Photograph of Barbara McCampbell with an unidentified man. They are standing in the foreground of a herd of cattle. Mrs. McCampbell is wearing a white shirt and dark pants. The man is wearing a large hat, light colored long-sleeve shirt, dark belt and light colored pants. His right hand is resting on his hip.

Photograph of Barbara McCampbell sitting in a yard. Her left hand is resting in her lap, while her right hand is out to her right side supporting her. She is wearing a textured white shirt with a gingham print skirt. She has a bracelet on her left arm and is wearing a necklace.

Photograph of scrapers and bulldozers dredging Dry Creek near the George Ranch. There is a truck located near the center of the photo with two men in front of it who are rebuilding the fence line along the creek area. George Ranch barns on right. Automobiles parked next to building on far right. Wagon parked near small barn near right. Scattered trees in pasture in background.

Negative of a scraper (near center) dredging Dry Creek near the George Ranch. The roof of the George Ranch house can be seen through the cluster of trees in center of photograph. White wooden barns, stock pens, and white fence posts are all part of the George Ranch. Old Object Term: Negative,Film

Photograph of a scraper (near center) dredging Dry Creek near the George Ranch. The roof of the George Ranch house can be seen through the cluster of trees in center of photograph. White wooden barns, stock pens, and white fence posts are all part of the George Ranch.

Photograph taken from FM 762 (in foreground) vantage point, of the George Ranch land as bulldozers, graders, and scrapers work to dredge Dry Creek. Trees in background. White fence posts dot from left to right and back again across center of photo.

Photograph of a scraper as it works to the left of a mound of dirt near the George Ranch barns (white wooden buildings with stock pens on right). The scraper is dredging Dry Creek. Fence line in foreground extends to center right of photo. Small wooden bridge crosses creek on right. Another bridge crosses FM 762 in center background just beyond the image of the scraper. Large oak tree on right.

Photograph of a scraper as it travels over a mound of dirt near the George Ranch barns (white wooden buildings with stock pens on right). The scraper is dredging Dry Creek. A small wooden bridge crosses Dry Creek on far right. A larger bridge crosses the creek on Fm 762 just to the left of the image of the scraper. Fence line in foreground extends to center right of photo. Large oak tree on right.

Negative of photograph of a scraper and a bulldozer at work dredging Dry Creek near the George Ranch. There is a barn and a cluster of trees with automobiles parked near it on the left of the photograph. The highway in the background is FM 762. There is a long tin barn across this highway. Old Object Term: Negative,Film

Photograph of a scraper and a bulldozer at work dredging Dry Creek near the George Ranch. There is a barn and a cluster of trees with automobiles parked near it on the left of the photograph. The highway in the background is FM 762. There is a long tin barn across this highway.

Negative of photograph of scrapers and bulldozers dredging Dry Creek near the George Ranch. There is a truck located near the center of the photo with two men in front of it who are rebuilding the fence line along the creek area. George Ranch barns on right. Automobiles parked next to building on far right. Wagon is parked near a small barn near the right. There are scattered trees in pasture in background. Old Object Term: Negative,Film

Photograph taken from FM 762 (as vantage point - portion of bridge seen on right) of a bulldozer and a grader dredging and scraping Dry Creek. This portion of Dry Creek is on George Ranch. Small white building with automobiles parked near it on far right. Trees in background.

Photograph of two scrapers dredging Dry Creek. This portion of Dry Creek was located on the George Ranch. Large barn and cluster of trees with automobiles parked near it located on the left. Long tin barn across FM 762 in background.

Photograph of a black and white steer standing in front of a tin barn. The steer is haltered and the lead rope extends from halter to the left side of the photograph. The barn door in top right corner of the photo is partially opened and a bale of hay can be seen inside. Back of photograph stamped in blue: "This is a Photograph by W. D. Murdy WDM 3916 Leeland Fairfax, 8373 Houston 3, Texas When Reordering Prints of this Picture Please Mention No. [in pencil] 430-26". Also written in pencil on back: "26" and "Geo".

Photograph of a Short Horn cow at the Houston Fat Stock Show and Livestock Exposition. The cow, owned by A.P. George, is standing in a hay filled stall. Pipe rail with grated drain and brick wall in background. Stamped in back of photo in black: "Morris Photographs David J. and Mattie V. Morris Box 428, South Houston, Texas print From Negative No. [in black ink] 553".