Photograph of an exterior view of a brick building identified as an old Gulf Oil Refinery office building, on west Seventh Street at Gulf Docks. The building is several stories high, and a sign near the building says "Chevron Port Arthur Refinery." In front of the building, there is a truck and a fence.

Photograph of elderly Otto Lindig sitting at a desk and holding up a copy of his book, "100 Years: Historical Recollections of Gillespie County." A seated woman to the left is holding a corner of the book. An elderly man sits to the left holding a hat. Another elderly man stands to the right.

Photograph of an announcement for the 9th annual benefit game for Crippled Children's Clinic sponsored by the Ben Hur Shrine Temple. The game was played between the Texas freshmen and the A&M freshmen and was held at Memorial Stadium on November 19, 1955.

Photograph of senior Reynolds brothers arranged in front of a stone wall. Four men stand at the wall and two sit in front of them at a table covered with glassware and silverware. A wood stove stands to the right of the men. The photo was taken in the inside porch of the Reynolds Bend cookshack at the wedding of Sally Brittingham and Jack Wallace.

Photograph of three women in a room. The wall is made of vertical wood planks and adorned with a painting to the left of a door with a curtained window. A woman on the left (Ethel Matthews Casey) stands in front of this door and to the right of a stool. She is wearing a hat, dark dress, and a pearl necklace and is holding a drinking glass. An senior woman (Susan Alice Matthews) sits in a chair beneath her. This woman is wearing a black hat with a mesh veil, glasses, a pearl necklace, and black clothing. To her right is a desk topped with drinking glasses and a flower pot. At the right of the picture stands another senior woman (Mamie Moore) wearing a dark hat, dark clothes, and holds a drinking glass in her right hand and a coat over her left arm.

Photograph of the exterior of the building of Shanks-Meyers Furniture Company at 1105 Lamar.

Exterior photograph of Louis Shanks - Frank Meyers Furniture Store which was located at 1105 Lamar.

Portrait of man.

Photograph of two men shaking hands, two watching. R.L. Templeton served in the Texas State Legislature.

Photograph of portrait of David Crockett hanging in the Texas State Capitol.

Photograph of the painting "Dawn at the Alamo" by Henry Arthur McArdle hanging at the Texas Capitol.

Photograph of portrait of Mirabeau B. Lamar hanging in the Texas State Capitol.

Photograph of the painting, "The Surrender of Santa Anna," hanging in the Texas State Capitol.

Photograph of Jack A. Fulkes.

Photograph of James J. Stahl, who was a salesman at Capitol Chevrolet in 1949.

Large truck transporting a boiler trying to turn south onto Congress Avenue resulting in a traffic tie up.

Photograph of Louis Goldberg and Mildred Hatch. Goldberg was business manager of The American-Statesman. Mildred Hatch was the executive secretary of The Travis County Chapter National Foundation for Infantile Paralysis (Polio). Mildred Hatch was later a teacher of English and Latin in the Austin public schools. She taught for a number of years at William B. Travis High School.

Photograph of Bill Couger with a team of two mules. Couger is wearing a hat, buttoned shirt, and dirty blue jeans. The group is standing on a field in front of a wooden fence.

Photograph of a stagecoach drawn by a team of six mules with people standing amongst them. The stagecoach, right, has a burgundy cab and bright yellow wheels and shaft. A black carriage stands to the left of the photo.

Photograph of front of building at 2406 E. 1st Street.

Photograph of a press at 217-221 W. 9th.

Photograph of a press at 217-221 W. 9th.

Birthday child opening present

Photograph of Senator Weaver Moore in the Senate Chamber holding right hand up. Moore served as Senator from Harris County 1939-1947.