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."

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.

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 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."

Photograph of Southwestern University, taken from the air. There is an "SU" pattern made of people on the football field.

Photograph of the aerial view of Southwestern University. The buildings are arranged in a half-circle.

Photograph of the front and side of a photo shop at the corner of 18th Street and Austin Avenue, with cars parked around the building.

Black and white photograph of a large group of people posing in front of a white building. A hand-written note written on the photograph indicates one woman as Fannie Harris, and another note on the back of the photograph reads, "Central Christian Church," "1900," "Georgetown Texas."

Photograph of a two-story home with two large leafless trees on either side of the sidewalk that leads to the front door. On the sidewalk a light-colored dog looks to its right at a running child who is wearing all white.

Photograph of the Georgetown City Dump in Georgetown, TX. There is a radio tower on top of a shed, and a fence enclosing the dump.

Photograph of the Georgetown City Dump in Georgetown, TX. There is a radio tower on top of a shed, and a fence enclosing the dump.

Photograph of Georgetown High School 1938 football team posing in front of a brick building. A handwritten note on the back of the photograph indicates: "Back Row (L to R) Jack Logan, Elvis Buchhorn, Stanley Pennington, - Foster, Glenn Zegge, Douglas Benold, Lesasne Edens, - French?, Ed Harris," "Middle Row (L to R) Coach C. H. (Red) Harris, Earl Fosberg (?), Clyde Swanson, -? -?, James Hood, Arnold (Skinny) Robbins, Howard Davis, Wilburn Bloomquist, -?, Asst. Coach Dusty Simmons," "Front Row (L to R) Charles Shaw, Clayton Case, Anthony Lackey, Arthur Walker, Pete Miffleton, James McLaurin, Charles Peck, -?, Jessie D. Housenfluck, "Orange" Waggoner, Everett Lidell," "John O. Black (Left), -? Middle, Charles "Chid" Price" "Georgetown High School Football Team, 1938"

Black and white photograph of 29 Georgetown graduates. A row of young men dressed in suits stand behind two rows of women.

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

Photograph of a large group of modestly dressed adults posing in front of a white building made of stone. In the background of the photograph, a person can be seen behind the window on the left side of the picture.

Photograph of a Heart O' Texas Savings Association building on the corner of University Avenue and Martin Luther King Street in Georgetown, Texas. The text under the sign reads, "Coming Soon Money Maker."

Photograph of the front and side of a wooden cabin in downtown Georgetown, Texas.

Photograph of a group of people who are standing in front of a line of stores in downtown Georgetown, Texas.

Photograph of the interior of Grace Church. There are two rows of pews, an altar with a cross and two candles, and an American Flag on the left.

Photograph of the interior of Grace Church. There are two rows of pews, an altar with a cross and two candles, and an American Flag on the left.

Photograph of Judge Tim Maresh standing in front of 120 E 8th. Around the front door and four rectangular windows are stone borders. A sign near the front door reads, "T. G. Maresh Lawyer." On the back of the photograph, a handwritten note reads, "Facelift Tim Maresh," "120 East 8th circa 1880," "Judge Tim Maresh - rehabilitate in 1980."

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

Photograph of the Georgetown Main Street Board circa 1982-1983. The photograph features, from left to right, Eugenie Howell, Martin King, Tom Guyton, Mo McKinny, Jim Curl, and Linda Flory.

Photograph of the corner of a two-story rectangular brick house on Main Street. On the back of the photograph, a handwritten note reads, "Main St. House - 14??," "Compton/Easley/Coilutes lived there 1970-80."