Photograph of Burk Burnett on light-colored horse in front of wooden chorale with a building in the background.

Photograph of Capt. J. W. Howard, C. D. Jones, Ben Thompson, Fred A. Sterzing, Mayor W. A. Saylor, and Dr. R. H. L. Bibb wearing suits and uniforms in front of a light background.

Photograph of cattle and hogs feeding at troughs. There are three men, two silos, and a barn in the background.

Photograph of chuckwagon and cowhands gathered under tent eating on open range. There are hills in the background.

Photograph of horse, Cold Duck, and cowhand with a field in the background. "Young Cold Duck" is written on the front the photograph.

Photograph of two cow hands on horseback in front of a herd of cattle with more cattle and hills in the background.

Photograph of cowhands (some on horseback and others holding lassos) on an open range. S

Photocopy of a row of businesses in Goldthwaite, Texas that begin on a street corner in the right foreground and lead back into the left background. The foremost building is two stories, made of stone, and has signage for a bank and a law office. Two power line poles are on the edge of the street by the bank building, and people are visible throughout the street walking and driving horse-drawn carts. "Goldthwaite, Tx." is written in the bottom right corner, and a label that reads, "Early 1900's" is adhered to the bottom left corner.

Photocopy of a street busy with horses and buggies with several business fronts, such as a grocer and a bank, visible in the background. A man is visible standing to left in the foreground on the lawn of a court house that not seen in frame.

Portrait of Ira Yates wearing suit and tie in front of a light background.

Photograph of J. W. (Bill) Loving standing behind a shorthorn cow in a corral.

Photograph of cowhands eating underneath a tent in front of a chuckwagon with an early model car on the left and hills in the background.

Photograph of Peter Reeder with a horse in front of a structure on Morris Ranch with part of a person's arm and body visible on the right side.

Photograph of Ida Loving Turner and her daughter, Alma Turner Phelps. Ida Loving Turner is on the left and is wearing a dark dress with what appear to be bows around the collar and her hair is curled into an updo. Alma Turner Phelps is on the right and is wearing a white dress with a frilly collar with what appears to be a star embroidered onto the front and her hair is also curled into an updo. The picture is enclosed in a black leather folder with a red velvet interior and on the left of the photograph of the two women is a golden pin that says 'Lady Managers' on the top with a star hanging below and above the star the word 'Texas' is written.

Photograph of a cotton gin farm with several wagons full of cotton being pulled by horses or mules visible alongside workers in the foreground. Two barn-like structures are side by side in the mid ground to the left, and a large field is visible in the distant background.

Photograph of an unidentified cowhand on 'Red Bird,' a champion cutting horse of Matador Ranch.

Postcard of a color image of St. Basil's College, a large four-story red brick building with four rows of windows, a balcony, stairs in the front, and a cross on the roof, with a lawn, trees, and bushes in the foreground and background. Printed on the front of the postcard: "Waco, Texas. St. Basil's College." There is a handwritten note on the front that reads "Jessie" and a longer handwritten note on the back of the postcard.

Photograph of Theodor Roosevelt wearing western clothes standing next to a horse.

Photograph of a group of McGirk school children with their teacher, who is holding a bell to the left of the group. They are gathered loosely into rows outside of a rustic wooden building with an open entrance-way visible behind the top row. The bottom row of boys are sitting on the ground, and two girls standing the next row up are holding books. Empty, flat land is visible in the background to the right of the building. Two of the children are identified on the back of the card as Pleasant K. Caraway and Clemmie Caraway.

Special edition of The Weatherford Republic newspaper from Weatherford, Texas concerning the building of a new Cumberland Presbyterian Church in Weatherford along with advertising.

Photocopy of a group of students posed against the exterior wall of a wooden building, with many of the boys wearing dark suits and the girls wearing mostly dark patterned dresses. A boy in the foremost row on the far left is resting his hat on a wagon wheel, and two girls in the same row toward the right end are each holding a doll. A third girl with a doll is in the second row from the top, fifth or fourth from the right.

Portrait of an unidentified family posing in front of a light background; the woman on the right and the girl in the middle are both wearing dark dresses with high collars and the man on the right is wearing a dark suit and tie.

Photograph of the Birdville School with a group of students standing in front of it in 1903. To the left of the photo, two students standing on pieces of wood hold a stick to balance each other, and a boy sits atop a horse. To the right, the majority of the students and teachers stand together with two boys in the middle raising their hats.

Photograph of a group of men (sitting on the ground) and women (standing behind men). In the background are small trees in a grid-like pattern and to the left in the background , a white building is visible through the trees.