Photograph of an unidentified soldier standing on the back of a train and waving toward the camera.

Copy of an aerial photograph looking at Camp Hulen near Palacios, Texas. The photo shows the 211 Coast Artillery billets, the motor pool and gun park, as well as Turtle Bay in the top left. The text on the photo provides further details as to the location of each landmark.

Photograph of the camp of the 111th Medical Regiment, with Palacios High School in the center of the photograph.

Photograph of of an image of tents used by soldiers during the early years of Camp Hulen.

Photograph of the camp of the 111th Medical Regiment near Palacios, Texas. This image shows members of the marching band and standard soldiers lined up in their respective formations.

Official photograph of eight soldiers standing in front of the large headquarters tent.

Aerial photograph looking at Camp Hulen near Palacios, Texas. The photo shows the 211 Coast Artillery billets, the motor pool and gun park, as well as Turtle Bay in the top left.

Photograph of a picture of early national guardsmen standing in formation and saluting their commanding officer.

Official photograph of Major General John A. Hulen in his uniform and standing in front of his tent.

Official photograph of the tents set up at Camp Hulen, along with palm trees shielding the building on the far left. The large flag pole with the American flag can be seen on the right side of the frame.

Official photograph of a line of seventeen soldiers, all wearing uniforms, standing in front of a large tent.

Photograph of troops of the 36th Division of the Texas National Guard forming the "T Arrow" insignia with Camp Hulen in the background. According to the text on the photograph, this is the "living insignia of the famous 36th Division."

Photograph of a man in a long beard sent from J. E. Oldright.

Photograph of the domed ceiling of the United States Post Office in El Paso, Texas. The decorative inside of the dome has an open hole in the center.

Photograph of the interior workroom of the United States Post Office in El Paso, Texas, under construction. There are many wood and metal scaffolds throughout the large, incomplete room and many wooden planks litter the floor. There is an archway to enter the room.

Photograph of the United States Post Office in El Paso, Texas. It has two large archways with decorated metal grates inbetween them. The archways have two grated doors right next to them. The floor has a square pattern, and two small counters are equally spaced on the floor in front of the archways.

Photograph of a man with neat gray hair standing in the grass in front of the trunk of a tall, thin tree, and holding a black and gold plaque with the words, "Salado Landmark" on it. The man is wearing a short-sleeved, pink and white striped button-up shirt, dark navy slacks, a thin black belt, and black loafers. Behind him is a short white picket fence, and beyond which is the front of a car, and a tree-lined road. The elbow and blue clothing of another person is just barely visible at the left of the photo. On the back of the photo are handwritten notes about the photograph's subject and the award.

Photograph of a group of people standing near or on the porch of a log cabin with two exposed, stone chimneys on either end. The porch's overhang is supported by wooden beams, and a wooden fence surrounds the cabin's yard. A small group of people on the porch are walking into the cabin, while another group is walking around to the back of the cabin. A young boy in a red t-shirt and red shorts is jumping off of the front porch onto the grassy lawn. Handwritten notes on the back of the photograph give more details about the landmark dedication of the cabin.

Photograph of a statue of a man wearing a knee-length, double-breasted coat, with long boots, and a military slouch hat in his right hand. In his left hand, the man is resting his hand on the hilt of a sheathed saber. The man has a large mustache and a short, bushy beard. The statue is set on a short, square block of light-colored stones, upon which is a plaque with the name "Elijah Sterling Clack Robertson." There are some trees in the near background, and beyond that, the grey sky is visible. Handwritten notes on the back of the photograph identify the statue's subject and indicate the statue was built in 1996.

Photograph of a man with grey hair and a short mustache standing in front of the right corner of a log cabin, next to a small black and gold sign that read, "Salado Landmark." The man is wearing a blue, black, and white polo shirt and khaki slacks, with clear glasses hanging from his shirt front. A group of people, including an older woman, a young girl, a little boy, and another woman, stand together, facing the man with their backs to the camera. Some trees and a grassy lawn are just visible past the corner of the cabin. Handwritten notes on the back of the photograph give more details about the landmark dedication ceremony and the people in the photo.

Photograph of the light-colored stone ruins of a building with one standing wall on the right side, surrounded by trees on a grassy lawn. The wall has four window openings and a tall column of stone on the right side of the wall (at the back right of the building). Another tall column of stone stands where the left wall of the building would be. The rest of the building has deteriorated to small piles and short walls of stone. Handwritten notes and a white, rectangular sticker indicate the ruins used to be part of Salado College.

Photograph of the Denman Building on Main Street in Salado, Texas, during the final stages of construction; the town water town is located behind the building. According to the note on the back of the photograph, this building was sold to the library.

Photograph of a tall, black wrought-iron fence with light-colored, square stone columns separating the metal portions. Two of the columns have wrought-iron gate pieces, with a wrought-iron sign saying "Salado College" connecting the two columns. Each of the gate-columns has a black metal placard in its face, with unintelligible writing on each. A gravel and dirt path leads through the gates to a wooded area to the left, while in the background to the right, a building with a red roof is visible. Handwritten notes and a white, rectangular sticker on the back of the photo indicate the gate served as the front entrance to Salado College.

Photograph of a painting of a woman created on a stretched piece of canvas nailed to a wall in the Young Latino Artists exhibit in the Mexic-Arte Museum.