Photograph of Macon Jetton, Nettie Elrod, and Della White captured from the chest up. Jetton (left) and White (right) are pictured wearing light colothing and positioned on either side of Elrod. Elrod (center) is pictured wearing dark colored clothing. The image is placed within the appearance of a tambourine surrounded by bulrushes.

Photograph of Mrs. Carroll captured from the waist up. She is positioned in front of a dark color background and wearing dark color clothing that has button detailing down the front. Lace fabric is visible on the edge of her collar as well as a metal sideways cross pinned to her chest. Handwritten text on back identifies Mrs. Carroll as the grandmother of Etta Mae Woolsey of Waco.

Photograph of unknown baby pictured wearing a light colored sleeveless dress. The young baby is sitting upon light colored fabric and facing forward towards the photographer.

Photograph of unknown girl and unknown boy. Both children are pictured wearing light color clothing with the young boy wearing dark colored stockings and shoes. The young girl is positioned sitting down with a paper fan in her hands while the young boy stands up next to her. On the front embedded text identifies Taulman from Hubbard, Texas as the photographer.

Photograph of a small female toddler who is sitting sideways in a wooden chair. She is pictured wearing a sleeveless dress with dark colored flat Mary Jane style shoes. Handwritten text on the back reads "Claralene Bielefeldt estate".

Photograph of Gussie Henderson captured from the chest up. She is pictured with her face slightly turned to the left and wearing light colored clothing.

Photograph of young Byford Lee Winn (1904-1965) on a horse that is both dark and light colored. Next to Winn a smaller cow is visible as well as other horses in the background.

Postcard image of the house of W. R. Dean in Hubbard, Texas. In the image the house is located in between an empty piece of land with other houses in the background. The house has two entrances with a wrap around porch that includes steps from either side leading up from the sidewalk. There is handwritten text on the back. The postcard is addressed to Miss Dorothy Park.