School photograph of 9-year-old Tareq Musleh. There is a small sticker on the right-hand corner in Arabic. The writing on the back of the photograph reads, "Dear Daddy, I love you. You are the best. I miss you. I want to visit you or you visit me. I want to go to America. Love, Your son, Tareq."

Photograph of four male members of the American Legion participating in a flag ceremony. The men are standing in a row; all four men are wearing blue vests and garrison caps. The two men standing on the ends of the row are holding rifles in their palms and balancing them against their shoulders. The two men standing in the middle are holding folded American flags.

Photograph of five male members of the American Legion participating in a flag ceremony in League City. Each member is wearing a blue vest and a garrison cap. Two members are balancing rifles, another two are holding folded American flags, and one member on the right is saluting something that is not visible.

Photograph of a man, wearing a garrison cap and a dark blue suit, standing behind a podium and speaking into a microphone at the American Legion flag ceremony in League City. A man, who is also wearing a garrison cap, stands behind him while a woman wearing a blue vest and a festive hat stands by an American flag. Numerous people are standing in the background.

Photograph of a speaker at the American Legion flag ceremony in League City. The speaker, who is standing behind a podium, is wearing a dark blue suit and a garrison cap. A man standing behind him is also wearing a garrison cap.

Photograph of seven participants lined up in a row and standing at attention at the American Legion flag ceremony. They are each wearing dark green uniforms and garrison caps.

Photograph of the American Legion flag ceremony in League City. Ceremony dignitaries are gathered near an American flag and an American Legion flag. All of the members are wearing blue vests and garrison caps. A member on the left is holding a rifle balanced against his shoulder.

Photograph of a woman standing beside an American flag stand at the American Legion flag ceremony in League City. She is wearing a blue vest and a festive, patriotic hat.

Photograph of a burning American flag at the American Legion flag ceremony in League City. The flag is draped over a small frame standing on a partially grassy, partially rocky area. A few people are standing in the background and watching the flag.

Photograph of five American Legion male members standing in a row in League Park. They are all wearing garrison caps and blue vests. Two men are holding rifles in front of their bodies; the other three men are saluting.

Photograph of a trumpeter playing his instrument at the American Legion flag ceremony in League City. He is evidently an American Legion member, judging by his attire, a garrison cap and a blue vest.

Photograph of a man at the American Legion flag ceremony in League City, standing in a covered storage area as he plays his trumpet. He is evidently an American Legion member, judging by his a garrison cap.

Photograph of Angie Runnels speaking at Mobil Green Team/Future Builders event. An unidentified woman is to the left and a green sign begins 1996 Mobil Green Team/Future Builders, etc. Angie is wearing a navy blue dress. She appears to be on the porch of a house.

Photograph of a group of boy scouts lined up in a row at the American Legion flag ceremony in League City. Most of them are wearing boy scout uniforms. A few of them have their hands up in a two-finger salute. A few adults standing behind them are partially visible.

Photograph of a group of boy scouts lined up in a row at the American Legion flag ceremony in League City. They are all wearing boy scout uniforms and have their hands up in a two-finger salute. A few adults standing behind them are partially visible.

Photograph of Ms. Robesons' 1996-1997 class at Thorton Donovan School in New York. Jana Musleh is the first on the left, back row.

Black and white photograph of thirteen employees of the Continuing Education Department of North Lake College. They are in front of a brick wall with a window in it. The photograph is taken outdoors

Black and white portrait of David England. David England was President of North Lake College. He is wearing a dark suit coat, light shirt and patterned tie. He has a mustache.

Photograph of Toni Marie Jones and five other girls performing on a stage at a dance recital. Toni Marie Jones is the first dancer in the line and is wearing a white dress with lace trim and a lace shawl around her shoulders. She has a black apron around her waste and her hair is braided on top with a red ribbon and she has white, cream, and red roses on the right side of her hair. The girls are holding out the the skirts of their dresses as they dance.

Photograph of Toni Marie Jones playing the flute in the living room of the Jones family home. Toni is wearing a red long sleeved button-up sweater and a black floral skirt and has her hair in a pony tail with a red hair tie. A woman wearing a floral skirt is playing the brown grand piano at right. There are numerous photographs on shelving behind Toni and the walls in the living room, including two images of Jesus Christ on the wall.

Photograph of Toni Marie Jones and an unidentified girl dancing with their right arms in the air and their left arms extended. Both girls are wearing gold dresses with black lace trim and black shawls draped around their necks. Toni Marie Jones is facing forward with her head turned to the left. She has her hair in a bun with a gold and black hair accessory.

Photograph of the Escuala Manuel fourth grade class during the 1996-1997 school year. There are fifteen students posing in three rows, with the front row kneeling on the grass, the middle row seated on chairs, and the back row standing; two teachers are standing on either end of the back row. In the front row, Johnny Gonzalez (second from left) is holding a sign that says "4A." Trees are visible in the background with orange and yellow leaves.

Collection of stories by forty-two local writers describing family histories and anecdotes in the Grayson County, Texas area. Each story is preceded by a brief biographical sketch of the author.

Book containing an inventory list of various collected papers at McFaddin-Ward Museum. Each entry is given a description of the items, a full inventory, and separation sheets.