The sculpted creature acts as a gargoyle on the cathedral.

The gargoyle is situated on the exterior of the cathedral. The sculpted creature leans on the railing and overlooks the city.

It is a vase which is made up of ceramics.It comes in the art of pottery which is used for the decorative purpose.the design of the vase is that it is divided into two parts first part is the bottom one which is supporting the whole vase it is of yellow color mainly and in the middle of it has a shape and carving making it look like a teeth.Above to it is a wide circle which is going upwards and moulded towards outside from the top.There are various kinds of colors used in it green,blue pink etc and various design are made using it including flowers and leaves.

It is a plate which is made up of ceramics.It comes in the art of pottery which is used for the decorative purpose.The plate used is of green color and it's surface is shiny and glittery. There is a design on the plate having a flower with pink,yellow and green and a petal with is dettached to it on one corner of the plate.

The wooden mask appears to be that of an animal such as a wolf. Behind the mask, circular pieces hold the face and the hanging decorative elements from the head of the animal. The head is painted black and white.

Photograph of Constantine Buckley Kilgore and Frances Y. Barnett of Kilgore, Texas. The city of Kilgore was named after Constantine Kilgore, who was responsible for bringing the railroad to East Texas.

Photograph of Mrs. Thomas Bancroft and her two sons, Eugene William Bancroft on her right and Arthur J. Bancroft on her left. Mrs. Bancroft is wearing a dark dress, white gloves, lace collar and a bonnet with a large bow tied underneath her chin. She has her arm around Eugene who is wearing a dark dress with white collar. Arthur is wearing a dark outfit with white collar.

Photograph of Josh Starnes. He wears a suit and a bowtie.

Photograph of an illustration depicting a typical camp for the U.S. Army Camel Corps, including supplies, horses, and field personnel. In the foreground, men are organizing supplies while the camels and horses are resting behind them.

Photographic reproduction of a watercolor self portrait by Richard Petri, who is only visible from the chest up and wearing a suit.

Photograph of the St. Louis Levee, 1855.

Photograph of the "Choctaw Intelligener", Doaksville, Choctaw Nation, Wed. Oct. 15, 1851, p. 4, C. 4-5.

Photograph of Bloomfield Academy, c.1852-1860.

Photograph of a sketch of a Kiowa Buffalo chase, September 1853.

Photograph of sketches of two Choctaw women, July 1853.

Photograph of two of Tonto's men from the area of Pueblo Creek to the junction of the Rio Verde with the Salinas, December 1853 - January 1854.

Photograph of a sketch of Pueblo-Zuni Indians, November 1853.

Photograph of a sketch of a Kiowa Indian camp, September 1853.

Photograph of Indian pottery from the Whipple expedition, c. 1853.

Photograph of sketches of two Waco hunters, August 1853.

Photograph of a sketch of Paiute Indian infant, February 1854.

Photograph of a sketch of Paiute Indian man, February 1854.

Photograph of the Texas Capitol 1857 in Austin, Texas.

A woman holds a young female child on her lap and another young female child to the side holds a doll. The setting is an interior domestic scene and next to the seated woman is a knitting basket.