Photographs of Lee Harvey Oswald standing in the backyard of his house at 214 West Neely Street in Dallas, Texas, holding a rifle in one hand and Communist newspapers in the other.

Photocopy of Lee Harvey Oswald's passport, featuring pages in many languages including English, Russian, and German. One page amends the passport to include Oswald's daughter June.

Photocopy of a letter written on Holland-America Line stationery, discussing communism and its reception in America.

Photocopy of letters from Lee Harvey Oswald to Ruth Paine and Marina Oswald in 1963. All of the letters are written in Russian.

Photocopy of a manifesto discussing the corruption of the American capitalist system, and the Russian communist system, and proposing a third option.

Photocopy of various documents connected to Lee Harvey Oswald, from the Dallas Police Department investigation into the assassination of President Kennedy.

Photocopy of miscellaneous items, such as an envelope from the Department of the Navy to Lee Harvey Oswald, a newspaper clipping about John F. Kennedy's stance on tax cuts, and a drawing of a building.

Photocopy of letters and notes involving Marina and Lee Harvey Oswald, written largely in Russian.

Photocopy of blank pages included in the Dallas Police Department investigation into the assassination of President Kennedy.

Photocopy of pages from the diary of Lee Harvey Oswald, in which he discusses his time spent in the USSR.

Photocopy of newspaper clippings, letters, receipts, fliers, and a passport which directly link Lee Harvey Oswald to communism and Marxism.

Photocopy of a collection of photographs of Lee Harvey Oswald, as well as his New Orleans library card, and other objects.

Photocopy of papers belonging to Lee Harvey Oswald.

Photocopy of a blank piece of paper belonging to Lee Harvey Oswald.

Page three of a report by Sidney Siedband. The page lists the phone numbers of various individuals.

Photocopy of a document handwritten in Russian.

Photocopy of documents concerning Lee Harvey Oswald's connection with Russia. The first is a request for reconsideration of monetary determination filed by Oswald. Two more documents are letters from members of the Jesuit House of Studies in Mobile, Alabama, one asking Oswald to give a talk there on Communism and his travels in Russia, and another thanking him for the talk. The rest are forms written in Russian.

Photocopy of a form detailing Lee Harvey Oswald's service in and discharge from the United States Marine Corps.

Report documenting the findings of a survey in the West Dallas Urban Area to determine what steps should be taken for improvement: "This survey of the West Dallas Urban Area was undertaken primarily to make an inventory o existing housing and other structures, and of existing utilities and public facilities, or the lack of them, in order that problems could be appraised and a program developed for the area's renewal" (p. 1).

Photograph of Central Yard and its surrounding area in Dallas, Texas. Central Yard is outlined in red marker and contains many medium-sized buildings. It is surrounded by busy roads and subdivisions containing parking lots and buildings of varying sizes. Larger buildings are visible at the bottom of the picture.

Photograph of Churchill Park and its surrounding area in Dallas, Texas. The park sits just to the left of the center of the picture, directly to the right of Churchill Way. Subdivisions, some containing scattered, small buildings, are visible above and to the left of the park.

Photograph of Churchill Park and its surrounding area in Dallas, Texas. The park sits near the center left of the picture, directly to the right of Churchill Way. More subdivisions, some containing scattered buildings, are visible above and to the left of the park.

Photograph of Kidd Springs Park with trees scattered in clusters throughout the park. A small man-made pond is surrounded by a walking path that is partially obscured by deep green trees. Streets separate the Kidd Springs Park from the neighboring suburban residential area. Additional park features include: a pool, two (2) parking lots, and a baseball field.

Photograph of the aerial overview of the Lakewood area of open fields bordered by a set of railroad tracks and a stretch of thick trees. A suburban housing community has been established in the top right of the photograph.