Portrait of an unknown family group, including three women and one man.

Two photographs bound in a small photo book; one photo shows Woodrow Nelson and Lula Pearl Nelson standing on the porch of the Nelson Ranch House with an unknown child and elderly woman. The second picture shows James Nelson holding an unknown baby in a blanket.

Two photographs of the 50th wedding anniversary for James and Lula Pearl Nelson. Both photographs show the Nelsons standing on the outside of two of their friends and behind the large cake on a table; both are bound in a small photo protector book.

Portrait of Lloyd Nelson in his sailor's uniform.

Postcard from Ray Roberts to Lyndon Baines Johnson discussing policy and "4th District problems." Roberts says in the note on the back that he can represent the president best "when [Roberts] have your opinions on legislation that concerns you." The photograph on the reverse side shows Roberts talking with Johnson in the president's office.

Photograph of a couple doing some house cleaning on the front porch to their home; the woman is sweeping and the man is carrying four empty bottles in his hands.

Photograph of a group of World War Two soldiers standing by the side of a ship; the group is arranged into two rows of men with the back row standing on a raised platform behind the first row. All of the men are wearing heavy coats, gloves, and hats.

Photograph of a soldier and a woman hugging each other; there is a note on the back of the photo that reads: "Claudie and Celle. Bet they marry some day."

Photograph of an unknown couple standing by an advertisement for Coca Cola at a gas station. There are two large containers with the company logo printed on the sides but they are not readable.

Photograph of a woman kneeling down on the ground and feeding a large group of chickens; the note on the back reads: "Me and the chickens."

Photograph of an unknown boy wearing a cowboy outfit and sitting on a small pony in front of a house.

Photograph of an old, unknown church with a large bell tower on the front right corner.

Photograph of an unknown couple standing in dress clothes by the front porch of a house; the man is wearing a three piece suit and the woman is wearing a dress.

Photograph of an unknown woman wearing a shirt and a skirt while standing underneath a tree.

Photograph of an unknown soldier standing between two women, both wearing dresses.

Photograph of Betty (left) and Patricia (right) Nelson as children standing by the side of a house and wearing dresses.

Photograph of Cleo Nelson Kinser sitting on a large rock formation with her son, David Kinser, sitting right next to her.

Photograph of David Kinser bending over in a small boat on the bank of a lake; Kinser is wearing a cowboy hat, shirt, suspenders, pants, and boots in the picture.

Photograph of David Kinser standing in a small boat on the bank of a lake; he is wearing a cowboy hat, shirt, suspenders, pants, and boots.

Photograph of Dolly Nelson Arnold standing in a road with her family including children Dorothy and Frances Arnold.

Photograph of Dora Nelson Hughes and her family, including their dog, kneeling down in front an automobile. There is a note on the back of the photograph that reads: "This is not good of Bet and Me."

Photograph of Doris Jean Taylor Nelson standing on the front porch, holding a child named Darlene; Diane Nelson is standing on the far right of the picture holding her dress outwards.

Photograph of Dorothy Nelson Parcher holding John and Ronny Parcher while sitting on a sandy surface.

Photograph of five of the Nelson brothers standing in a large field; three of the brothers are near adults while two are small children.