Photograph of Dean Adolph Streng standing in front of a bush outside an unidentified building on the Texas Lutheran College campus. Streng is wearing a navy-blue three-piece suite with a checkered tie; he is holding a pipe in his right hand and has a pencil in his pocket. The building behind him is red brick with white brick accents around the windows.

Photograph of two women standing together on the Texas Lutheran College campus, identified as Anita Richter and Georgia Moe (Mrs. Hugo) Gibson. The woman on the left is wearing a dark skirt and gray jacket with a large flower corsage; the woman on the right is wearing a long, light-colored coat and holding a small bag. A parking lot is visible in the background to the left and part of a building is visible behind them to the right.

Photograph of Court Street in Seguin, Texas photographed after the ice storm on January 18th 1949. There are shrubs and telephone poles lining each side of the roadway.

Photograph of a dirt road leading onto the Texas Lutheran College campus, taken from Court Street. There is a stone gate in front of the Old Main building, with other two-story buildings on either side.

Photograph of four women standing together on a sidewalk outside a building on the Texas Lutheran College campus. The women are identified as Helen Weiss (1921-2013), Mary Louise Evans (1921-1985), Naomi Grant, and Opal Parr. An unidentified man is visible on the sidewalk behind them, near a second building.

Photograph of the Reverend Franklin R. Brehmer standing on a sidewalk near an unidentified building on the Texas Lutheran College campus. Brehmer is wearing a navy blue pinstripe suit with a matching tie. The building behind him is red brick with white brick accents, creating the appearance of quoins and stonework around the doorways.

Photograph of three men kneeling in the snow in front of a white unidentified building on the Texas Lutheran College campus. In the background there is a group of men pushing a car in the snow, and other cars are visible in front of the building.

Photograph of women from Texas Lutheran College outside in the snow. Accompanying information identifies the woman in the center of the photograph as student Eleanor Radke experiencing her first time in the snow. There are five additional unidentified women pictured in the background. There are two posts constructed of stone with red brick lining the top on either side of the women. On each post there is a plaque with text that states "Texas Lutheran College 1912". An large unidentified brown building and shrubbery is pictured in the background.

Photograph of a line of women walking through falling snow. According to accompanying information the women are returning to Texas Lutheran College after attending church at Emmanuel's Lutheran Church in downtown Seguin.

Photograph of a silhouette of a palm tree with ice on it's leaves. The sky is clear and rays of sunlight are visible coming from behind the tree. In the background the Texas Lutheran College victory bell can be seen.

Photograph of the front entrance (west side) of the Langner Hall building on the Texas Lutheran College campus. The building is a multi-story light brick building with white stonework around the windows and doorway including several open books and the text "Langner Memorial Hall" above the entrance. There are flowers in planters in front of the building and to either side of the front stairway.

Photograph of Leona Bogisch (1902-1992) standing behind a bed of tall, multicolored flowers, outside the "Kennel", the student union on the Texas Lutheran College campus. The building is a long, one-story building painted blue with white trim.

Photograph of Leona Bogisch (1902-1992) and Margaret Siepmann standing on either side of a blue Chevrolet automobile. Siepmann (right) is wearing a dark dress with a floral print and Bogisch (left) is wearing a light-colored dress. A green car is parked to the left, behind Bogisch, and a large building is visible in the background.

Photograph of the lawn area under snow on the southeast side of the Old Main building on the Texas Lutheran College campus. Palm trees and other shrubberies are planted in front of the building and have leaves covered in snow.

Photograph of the Old Main building on the Texas Lutheran College campus during the snowfall of January 30th 1949. There are several palm trees, shrubs, and plants covered in snow in the lawn near the building. There is a light pole in the center of the photo. On the left of the photo a group of unidentified people can be seen in the snow.

Photograph of Texas Lutheran College coach Fritz Lehnhoff, standing next to a parked car, with the back door partially open. Behind him, a white school bus driving on a road and a large white building are visible in the background.

Photograph of Margaret (Maca) Siepmunn and William Corder standing outside a building with large screen windows. Siepmunn is wearing a light-colored dress with a flower corsage and Corder is wearing a dark-colored suit and maroon tie. Crates are visible inside the building through one of the windows.

Photograph of a sunset over a field covered in snow. There is a small house visible on the right edge of the photo. A blanket of snow is covering the open field and contains tracks going through the snow.

Photograph of a Dam located at Max Starcke Park in Seguin, Texas covered in snow. The photo was taken after the snowfall on January 30th, 1949 and shows trees and part of the park behind the dam covered in snow.

Photograph of a group of Texas Lutheran College students having a snowball fight during the snowfall on January 31st 1949. The photo was taken outside of Langner Hall on the Texas Lutheran College campus and shows the area around the building covered in snow. There are several trees and shrubs visible in the area outside of the building.

Photograph of a snowball fight occurring outside of the Old Main building on the Texas Lutheran College campus. The building is constructed of red brick with white accents around the windows and has various plants and shrubberies planted along the building and in the area near the entrance. Three men wearing hats, scarves, long pants and sweaters are pictured engaging in a snowball fight outside of the entrance to the building.

Photograph of the south entrance to Texas Lutheran College during the snowfall on January 30th 1949. There are small shrubs and several trees lining the roadway that leads into the campus. Two light poles are visible. The Old Main building can be seen in the background of the photograph.

Photograph of the northwest side of Weeber Hall on the Texas Lutheran College campus, viewed from across a field. It is a two-story brick building with white stone decorations around the doorways, roofline, and above each floor.

Photograph of the southeast side of the Old Main building on the Texas Lutheran College campus. It is a three-story red-brick building with stone quoins and architectural details around the windows; additional stonework creates a detailed roofline and a partial fourth floor. A lawn is visible in the foreground, including palm trees and trimmed bushes.