Portrait of a woman, possibly Medibel Rayburn, wearing a black and white dress.

Photograph of the underside of a Farman 1910 biplane in flight, built by William G. Fuller in 1909. It has a 5 foot wingspan.

Photograph of William G. Fuller standing in a garden holding a 1910 model Farman biplane, which won 1st prize at the New Jersey State Fair.

Photograph of a group of men standing at the entrance of the Texas Cotton Palace during its construction.

Photograph of a grave covered in flowers at Oakwood Cemetery, with many graves visible in the background.

Photograph of a grave covered in flowers at First Street Cemetery in Waco, Texas.

Portrait of Sophie Rosalee "Sister" Pepper Alexander wearing a white dress with a large white bow in her hair. She was born in 1895 in Hallettsville to Rachel "Rossy" and Abe Pepper, died in 1966 in Houston, and was buried at Emanuel Memorial Park in Houston, Texas.

Application submitted by Dr. James H. Biggar for membership in the Bexar County Medical Society of Texas. It includes background related to education, specialties, and other professional information.

Application submitted by Dr. Cole F. Smith for membership in the Bexar County Medical Society of Texas. It includes background related to education, specialties, and other professional information.

Application submitted by Dr. Thomas J. Walthall for membership in the Bexar County Medical Society of Texas. It includes background related to education, specialties, and other professional information.

Photograph of two men standing in front of a biplane belonging to Charles Hamilton, in an open field with buildings in the distance.

Postcard of Onyx Lawrence as a young girl wearing a white dress, sitting on a chair and leaning on a table.

Photograph of Opal and Onyx Lawrence standing together outdoors and wearing Native American costumes.

Portrait of three young men in suits. A handwritten note on the back of the photo identifies them as (left to right) Alvey, Jake, and Harry.

Photograph of the Mesquite High School football team, with some sitting on a bench outside and the rest standing behind it.

Portrait of Lizzie L. Walker (1860-1917) wearing a dress and jacket and standing next to a wicker chair.

Photograph of Garnet Lawrence as a young girl, standing outside in winter clothes.

Photograph of early elementary students standing with their teacher outside of the school building. The students are identified, left to right, as: (back row) Guttamease Sewell, Bennie Jones, Gayle Kimbell, Ollie Miller, unknown, unknown, unknown, Leary Allen, Sam Rutherford, Arthur Harris, unknown, unknown, Palmer Lawrence, and Walter Grey; (middle row) Ollie Hall, Estelle Jones, Alice Youree, Dona Henderson, Grace Summers; (bottom row) Freddie New, Garnet Lawrence, Onyx Lawrence, Irene Grubb, Ona Mae Dean, Velda Hanby, Karin Grubb, Winnie Humphreys, and Mayola Thompson. Their teacher is Miss Ella Black.

Photograph of Onyx, Opal, and Garnet Lawrence sitting on a wire bench outside of a house.

Postcard of the John E. Quarles Co. Lumber building in Garland, Texas, a two-story building with the store name painted on the top border. Several men and wagons are on the street in front of the building.

Photograph of a group of adults and children in a yard. The couple in the middle is Mrs. Louisa Walker Lawrence and Stephen Decatur Lawrence, and the three girls in front of them are (left to right) Garnet, Onyx, and Opal Lawrence. The couple on the far right is Janie and John Walker, and the couple on the far left is Lewis and Effie Walker.

Photograph of the Walker family, identified as (left to right) Nellie (30), Cora (32), James (35), Jamie (40), Will (42), George (46), Alfred (49), E. G. Walker (71), and Melissa Walker (70).

Photograph of Harry Walker sitting with another man on the porch of the John E. Quarles Co. Lumber building.

Photograph of Garnet Lawrence kneeling and Onyx Lawrence standing next to her outdoors, in front of a wire fence.