Photograph of a group of people in the Pediatric Postgraduate Course at the UT School of Medicine. Most are either wearing formal attire or white medical jackets; Edith Bonnet is standing in the center of the second row and wearing a hat. The text at the bottom of the photo reads: "Auspices, University of Texas Child Health Program and the Division of Maternal and Child Health of the Texas State Board of Health."

Photograph of Benno Goldbeck, who is sitting and wearing a suit. The text on the back reads, "Benno Goldbeck born 19th January 1856 taken 1st of May 1895. to his friend Max Lungkwitz". He was the son of Theodor Georg Ludwig Goldbeck and Bianca Nohl.

Photograph of a man (Ralph Bickler) talking to a class of Pease School third graders. The text on the back reads, "I asked how many pieces of material were used by Bewick's wrens in building their nest. Notice children's expressions. Answers were from six to a million. 2300 was _______ _______. (Bullock's Oriole nest in front of me.)"

Photograph of Aldo Valdés Böhm's "La Llorona" installation sitting outside on a section of grass. This image is a shot of the sculpture showing the entire piece, including the wood portion covered by black and white veils; the wood structure is standing on an area resembling a grave.

Piece of art created by Candace Briceño featuring a lot of swirl patterns on a pink background.

Photograph of Genevieve Buentello's "Elixir of.." featuring a blue oil painting of a tree on a light blue background; the backing for the piece resembles scales.

Photograph of a piece of artwork created by Candace Briceño featuring a stick lying against a blue flower-patterned background.

Photograph of Aldo Valdés Böhm's "La Llorona" installation sitting outside on a section of grass. This image is a close-up shot of the sculpture which shows the detail of the wood piece including the wires in the centers and black veil coming off the top.

Photograph of Genevieve Buentello's "Elixir of.." featuring a blue oil painting of a tree on a light blue background; the backing for the piece resembles scales.

Photograph of a large art installation entitled "Libélule," and created by Aldo Valdés Böhm. This sculpture is made from wood, fabric, and metal, has two pieces that make a triangular shape; this installation is outside among trees.

Photograph of flood damage in the city of El Paso, Texas, after a large flood hit the area in 1897. A store call "John Finnigan and Co." can be seen in the right background of the photo, and remaining floodwaters can be seen in the foreground.

Photograph of the United States Post Office in El Paso, Texas. The building has bricks with many tall window slots on both visible sides. There are electrical wires strung across the top half of the picture, and bricks and rocks on the ground. Buildings are slightly visible just past the outer corners of the building.

Photograph of the town of El Paso,Texas, taken from the top of the county courthouse after a large flood hit the area.

Photograph of an open room in a post office, under construction. The room has tall windows to the left with ladders near them. There are various doors in the center of the back wall. A blocked archway with a decorated metal grate is to the right, and tarps are laying on the ground beneath it.

Photograph of the roof and front of a post office in El Paso. The building has tall ionic columns in the front with two tall windows to the left and right. "United States Post Office" is written above the columns. Other buildings are in the background.

Aerial photograph taken from the water tower of the 203rd motor pool overlooking a section of Camp Hulen encompassing the tents of the 203rd.

Photograph of bayonet-men charging at Lieutenant Frank Grubbs as he holds the microphone so the listening audience of the NBC "Army Hour" show can hear them.

Photograph of a group of soldiers making up the School for the Promotion of Group Singing on Marches at Camp Hulen. The soldiers are sitting on benches with a conductor leading them in song.

Photograph from a water tower looking northeast at the area occupied by the 105-106 Coast Artillery regiments. There are rows of tents and buildings on either side of the strip of road, which is filled with trucks and artillery.