Summary report outlining statistics and general information about the public utilities in Georgetown, Texas.

Photograph of a stone building taken from the street. Two business are labelled on the building; Handcrafters Unlimited on the right-hand side of the photograph, and Joan's Hallmark Shop on the left-hand side. Ten rectangular windows are on the building, and the top of the building has ornate detailing.

Postcard of Georgetown High School from the front of the building.

Photograph of two young women, Nettie and Lulu Hardman, looking to the left of the photograph. The women are seen looking toward the viewer from behind a hole in a prop fence. On the back of the photograph, a handwritten note reads, "Misses Nettie & Lulu Hardy. Georgetown. Mrs. Lily Munday." On the back of the photograph, printed text reads, "From the New Photograph Gallery, Next to Taylor's New Bank --- In the Kincaid Building. All work Finished in the Highest Grade, Soft and Brilliant. Family Groups a Leading Feature, Children Easily Managed, and the most Pleasing Results Obtained in Every Instance. Old Pictures copied and enlarged to any desired size. Duplicates of this Picture can be had at Reduced Rates. J. E. H. Chapman, Photographer, Georgetown, Texas."

Photograph of the front door of a stone building behind a tall metal platform. A sign hangs on the platform with string reading, "Pardon us while we put on a new face" with a smiley face. On the back of the photograph, a handwritten note reads, "120 E 8th."

Photograph of a building taken on the corner of 8th Street and Main Street in Georgetown, Texas.The side of the building has three circular windows below five rectangular windows with rounded tops. The sign on the storefront reads "Kqtn. Fm 967, 1530 AM."

Brochure containing the text of a resolution to build a new courthouse for Williamson County; the text is written on flaps to either side of a illustration captioned "Proposed Williamson County Court House."

Photograph of a one-story light-colored house with a triangular roof. On the back of the photograph, there are several handwritten notes that read, "1208 Austin Ave," "If," and "GHS."

Letter from Joe B. Catchings to David Catchings Dickson discussing the Dickson family tree.

Portrait of Mr. J. E. Proctor standing with his right hand on a chair and his left hand holding his hat. In the chair is a French horn and its case. A guitar is leaning on the chair.

Photograph of two young girls, one a seated infant on a wicker chair, and the other a standing child. They are both dressed in white and have short hair.

Photograph of three young girls, with two seated on a fur blanket, and the youngest holding a doll.

Photograph of two seated brothers, possibly twins, with umbrellas in their hands. Text reads: "Mesrs. Nelson and Leigh."

Photograph of a church with a large group of people outside. The men are dressed in dark clothing and the women are dressed in light-colored clothing.

Portrait of a boy in a dark coat, light-colored, collard shirt, and a wide tie.

Portrait of a married couple in which the wife(right) has her hand around the husband's(left) elbow.

Photograph of Daisy and Katie Pennington with their names written under them. Their names are also written on the back in pencil.