Photograph of a group of eleven children in Halloween costumes, sitting and standing in two rows in the back left corner of a classroom. There are Halloween decorations on the wall behind them, along with a small chalkboard and a sign with "AaBbCc" on it.

Photograph of a side view of a two-story, light-colored church with small, square tower on the right of the roof and a one-story addition on the right side. There are windows along each story of both the main building and the one-story addition. In the foreground, a gravel path leads between two short, square, stone pillars, to a gravel drive in front of the building. Trees surround the church on the left and back side. A sticker on the back of the photo indicates it was taken after the tabernacle was enclosed in 1949.

Photograph of the side of a log cabin with an older woman standing in front of the right corner of the cabin, facing the camera. Two small stone steps lead up to the cabin's screen door, which has overgrown bushes on either side. The woman has her hair pulled back, and is wearing glasses, a striped shirt with a long, wrinkled skirt, Mary Jane shoes, and a small handbag on her arm. There is a fence on the far left side of the cabin, and another on the right side, behind the woman. The photograph has a decorative, wavy edge around it, and handwritten notes on the back identifying the cabin as the Denman cabin.

Photograph of Ralph Bickler, Richard Pough, Frances Gillotti's Ringed Kingfisher, Fred Webster, and George Webster posing for a portrait in Ralph Bickler's yard.

Photograph of the Womens's Association, Congregational Church at Dr. and Mrs. J. M. Kuehne's home in Austin, Texas. They are in four rows. A list of names is on the back.

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 a man (Dr. Benjamin Pettenger) standing near a car. There is a field of trees in the background. The text on the back of the photo reads, "Dr. Benjamin F. Pettenger 1951 Junction of Johnson City to Austin Highway with Johnson City to Blanco Texas Hillside in background has many _____Indians growing on it. (_____ _____ or tree of many barks.)"

Photograph of the 1957 flood of the San Gabriel Park Boy Scout Hut in Georgetown, Texas. Three men are working on controlling the flood.

Photograph of a group of thirty-one women and four men, arranged in three rows in a room with wood flooring and light-colored walls. The first row of people are sitting on wooden chairs, while the back two rows are standing. Three of the men are standing and sitting on the far left and one man is standing on the far right. The women are all wearing dresses or skirts and blouses, and most have short hair. There is a large tear down the left side,and on the back of the photograph there are notes about the names of those pictured.

Photograph of a group of people arranged in seven rows, some crouching on the wood floor, some sitting, and some standing, with a sign that says "Carhartt of Texas." The group is mostly made up of women, with the six men on the front row. The group is in a high-ceiling factory warehouse room, with visible hanging pipes, light fixtures, and wires, as well as a sewing machine table (on the bottom right of the photo). There is a rectangular hole cut out of the middle of the group, where someone's face might have been, and on the back, is the address of one of the employees, Thelma Christian.

Photograph of Harry Lloyd Desmond - an older man wearing a sports coat, polo, slacks, and a fedora hat - standing on the side of a road next to a wooden city sign that says "Point Blank." In the background are a gas station, a barb-wire fence, and people standing along the road. There is information about the photo on the back and the photo printer's stamps.