Scrapbook page that has separate photos of take in different parts of Texas. 5 of the photos show a view of the Laurel Land Cemetery in Dallas, Texas. The top right photo shows Sam Houston's home in Huntsville, Texas and the top left photo shows the Montgomery County Courthouse.

Scrapbook page that includes photos covering Galveston, Huntsville, and Houston. The first page of photos are taken in Galveston and show different men in the gulf, a row of palm trees on Galveston Boulevard and the U. S. Coast Guard Cutter "Saranac". The second page of photos are taken in Houston and showcase the administration building at Rice University, and the San Jacinto monument.

Letter from Viola Mitchell to C. C. Cox responding to a request for her to come to Splendora, Texas. Envelope is included.

Letter from R. W. Finley to C. C. Cox discussing pricing for a wagon and wagon parts. Envelope is included.

Letter from R. W. Finley to C. C. Cox quoting some prices for tools and wheels (possibly for a carriage).

Letter from C. M. Rogers to C. C. Cox informing him that that they will not be able to visit his school. The envelope is included.

Letter from Bettie Mitchell to C. C. Cox applying for another year of work at his school. The envelope is included.

Letter from Bettie Mitchell to C. C. Cox, following up a previous letter indicating her interest in teaching for another year at his school in Splendora, Texas. Included is the envelope, postmarked 6 PM April 22, 1922 in Huntsville, TX.

Letter from Viola Mitchell to C. C. Cox discussing her arrival in Montgomery County to work in Cox's school district. Envelope is included.

Letter from Viola Mitchell to C. C. Cox discussing the reopening their school and teaching contracts.

Letter from Marie Hamerly to the Splendora Texas School Board applying for a teaching position. Envelope is included.

Program for a meeting of the Teachers' Institute in Huntsville, Texas, involving school teachers and leaders from Walker, Trinity, and Montgomery counties. Involved faculty and a program of events with locations are included.

A torn and waterdamaged envelope from R. W. Finley addressed to C. C. Cox, postmarked November 18, 1894. Both sides are covered by handwritten arithmetic from Cox.

Newspaper clipping from the Houston Chronicle featuring a photo of J. M. Hall of New Waverly, Texas, and a separate piece on farming prices.

Two signed copies of a surveyor's note to a very small section of land, leased from C. C. and Ruth Cox to C. H. and C. W. Stadtler beginning in 1919 in Montgomery County, Texas.