Photograph of J. G. Lieb, who is sitting and only his torso and up is visible.

Photograph of a group of four men in dark-colored business suits, sitting around a conference table in a room with floor-to-ceiling long, thin curtains covering a window on the left side and the back wall. The men are sitting in dark, high-backed chairs, and there are papers, envelopes and glass ashtrays on the table. The man sitting at the far end of the table is younger than the rest of the men, and is pulling papers out of a bag. The backs of other peoples' heads are barely visible at the right and left edges of the photo.

Photograph of an unidentified woman wearing a light-colored blouse with a ruffled collar and a dark-colored tie. The portrait is oval shaped inside a darker border, on a carte de visite.

Photograph of three children and a young woman. All four appear to be siblings or relatives.

Tintype photographs of Judge R. H. Wells and a woman, probably his wife. The photographs were owned by Dr. John C. Griggs of Chappell Hill, Texas.

Portrait of Judge R. H. Wells. He served as a county judge of Coal County, Oklahoma. Tintype photograph was owned by Dr. John C. Griggs of Chappell Hill, Texas.

Photograph of a deceased woman lying in a coffin next to a window of a residence. The photograph was owned by Dr. John C. Griggs of Chappell Hill, Texas.