Bill for $125 in annual dues for the Ahavath Sholom Congregation, in Fort Worth, Texas. The dues statement is for congregation member, B. Max Mehl.

Railroad map between Floris, Oklahoma and Turpin Oklahoma along land granted by: Dorman, Bowman, Grimwoo, Beaty, Scoggins, Watson, Billings, Stanford, Loepp, Bennett, Plett, Garbert, Sweat Lynch, and Arnett. Scale [1:4,800]

Railroad map between Floris, Oklahoma and Turpin, Oklahoma along land granted by: Arnett, Dirks, Snyder, Goede, Humphrey, Bartel, Gaddert, Johnson, Howk, Arnold, Hodges, and Ozment. Scale [1:4,800]

Railroad map between Turpin and Baker, Oklahoma along land granted by: Strickland, Frost, Evans, Boring, Parks, Graves, Groves, McGowan, Clark, Harter, Sellers, Ogletree, and Hagaman. Scale [1:4,800]

Railroad map between Baker and Hooker, Oklahoma along land granted by: McAnarney, Gibbons, Gillispie, Mayer, and Elmore. Scale [1:4,800]

Railroad Map of Forgan, Oklahoma along land granted by: Angleton, Nash, Riggs, Bixler, and Andrew. Scale [1:4,800]

Railroad Map of Forgan, Oklahoma along land granted by: Dowdal, Allred, Mulvey, Nash, Comstock, Laske, Hodges, Underwood, Trew, Farland, Mulanax, and McNeil. Scale [1:4,800]

Railroad map of Floris, Oklahoma along land granted by: Wilson, Shore, Miller, Mooney, Glover, Desper, First National Bank, Callihan, Abel, Dorman, Elmore, Panhandle Townsite Co. Scale [1:4,800]

Railroad map of Turnip, Oklahoma along land granted by: Huebner, Wolff, Hill, Wallis, Panhandle Townsite Co., Clevenger, Smith, School District No.128, Wheeler, Evanset, Groves, Dietrick, Mills, and Frost. Scale [1:4,800]

Railroad map of Baker, Oklahoma along land granted by: Schoonover, Geist, Mendenhall, Panhandle Townsite Co. Inc., Methodist Episcopal church, Bloodhart, Baker, Hagaman, Obenchain, Cowden, Howell, Dille, Dyck, and Stass. Scale [1:4,800]

Railroad map of Hooker, Oklahoma along land granted by: Rodgers, Tuttle, Jarvis, Thompson, Raines, Hull, Parham, Ferguson, Board of County Commissioners Texas Co., order corporation commission, and Wiegel. Scale [1:4,800]

Railroad map of Hooker, Oklahoma along land granted by: Morris, Wiggains, Leneve, Metcalf, Matthews, Bateman, Briggeman, Baxter, Parker, Clements, Swinger, and Meisel. Scale [1:4,800]

Portrait of the Hallettsville High School graduating class of 1931. There are fourteen young men and eleven young ladies pictured. All of the boys are wearing suits, and the girls are wearing dresses. At the bottom right is written "H.H.S. Class 1931 Hallettsville-Tex."

Photograph of R. F. C. workers digging a drainage ditch. There are men down in the ditch with shovels, and there are also men standing above them outside of the ditch. There is a ladder at the bottom left corner. On the mat below the photograph it says "R. F. C. Drainage Work at Hallettsville Texas 1933."

Photograph of R. F. C. workers digging a drainage ditch. There are workers down in the ditch with shovels, and there are men standing above them outside of the ditch. There is a lot of dirt piled up to the right. On the mat below the photograph it says "R. F. C. Drainage Work at Hallettsville Texas 1933."

Portrait of the Shiloh-Mixon Creek Lutheran Church Confirmation Class of 1932. The people pictured are (back row) Edmund Mertz, Lorene Fertech Overgoner, Hilmer Mertz, Frieda Harold Provazek, Leona Lorfing Hahnke, Gus Herman, Tonie Fritsch Poe, Oscar Lorfing, (2nd row) Bessie Ronish Lorfing, Pastor A. T. Kluge, Adele Lorfing Opela, (3rd row) Elizabeth Mache Koch, Oscar Herman, Marie Langenberg, Christine Herman Elliot, Fred Rode, Adela Rode Teltschik, (front row) Victoria Schultz Orsak, and Sophie Mache. At the bottom right corner is written "Shiloh-Mixon Creek Confirmation Class 1932."

Photograph identified as the family home of Maurice H. Bivins, located at 25 Covington Dr. in Longview, Texas. The home was called Surrey Place. The "Friendly Trek" group is standing in front of the house in full costume, as noted on the back of the photograph.

Photograph of the First Presbyterian Church in Longview, Texas. The church was built in 1874 on land donated by the Texas & Pacific Railroad. There are several cars parked on the street outside of the church.

Photograph of a billboard displayed above Rembert Theater for the movie, "Man of the World," as noted on the back of the photograph. There is an illustration of a man wearing a hat on the billboard and an actor's name: William Powell. There is a car parked in front of the theater.

Photograph of the first triplets born in Longview, Texas. The triplets were born to the unidentified African American couple in the photograph. Dr. James D. Grant, the only Longview African American physician in 1930, is in the center of the photograph. He delivered the triplets.

Photograph of a movie promotion for the Rembert Theatre in Longview, Texas. This photograph shows large billboards attached to moving vehicles as they parade through the streets of Longview to promote the new "King Kong" movie, which was released in 1933. There are many people gathered in the streets watching the movie promotion. The photograph is mounted on tan cardboard.

Photograph of the construction of the Western Union depot in Longview, Texas, which was located at Cotton and Mobberly streets. There are several unidentified men standing in front of the building.

Photograph of the second branch east of a creek near Justin. Trees are visible behind a gated area. A car is parked on the side of the road.

Photograph of the California Dam, which is surrounded by trees.