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 group of people outside Elisabet Ney's house in Austin. A young boy on the right is holding a gun and a young lady is holding a fan. In the background two girls (Viola Bickler and Hannah von Rosenberg) stand in alcoves on the building. The back of the photo identified most of the people.

Photograph of a street car passing many buildings decorated with U. S. Flags and banners. People seen walking across the street in the foreground are slightly blurred, and text can be seen directly on the photo that reads, "Oregon Street El Paso, Texas 7". A handwritten note on the back labels the building in the center as the Federal Building.

Photograph of men standing in front of the El Paso Alhambra Theater, a three-story brick building along a street with more brick buildings on either side.

Photograph of a street in El Paso with various stores seen on the side to the left and a sign for the "Herald" seen in the background. The name, "Dr. Max Grossman" can be seen written on the back of the photo.

Photograph of a neighborhood with visible roofs of many buildings, and the El Paso Theater in the background.

Pen and ink drawing of the Salado Schools building in Salado, Texas. The note on the back of the drawing reads: "P.S. Check is money Helimer sent for his expenses on trip."

Photograph of eight young women and twelve young men sitting in four columns of student desk-chairs, as well as six women and one man standing against the left and back wall inside a slightly dark room. There is a tall door in the left wall and two tall windows with the shades down in the back wall. The women are wearing long-sleeve, long-skirt dresses, while the men are wearing suits and ties or bow-ties. Some of the people sitting at the desks have books, notebooks, and pencils on the desks in front of them. The photograph is mounted on a dark photo mat, and a white, rectangular sticker on the back of the mat indicates the photo may have been taken inside a Salado College or Thomas Arnold High School classroom.

Photograph of Mr. J. E. Proctor from the chest and up.

Photograph of St. Joseph's sanatorium in El Paso, Texas. The multi-story building has light colored brick with multiple windows. Archways span the bottom floor's perimeter.

Photograph of a busy street in El Paso with a street car seen on a set of tracks in the center mid-ground. Signs for clothing stores can be seen in the left foreground.

Catalog describing the governance, history, admission requirements, course offerings, university calendar, and campus life of Chappell Hill Female College in Chappell Hill, Texas.

Portrait of an African-American man dressed in a light-colored shirt with the collar up, a diagonally striped tie, and a squared coat looking directly at a camera. On the back is text that reads: "Kirkpatrick".

Photograph of a young woman in a long, long-sleeved, light-colored, frilly dress, standing in front of the image of an outdoor veranda painted onto a backdrop. Bunches of flowers and potted plants sit on the rugs beneath her feet, while more bunches of flowers lay on a small metal side table to her left. The young woman is holding a long, rolled up paper, tied with a ribbon, in her right hand and wears a small cloth cap on top of her head. Handwritten notes and a white, rectangular sticker on the back of the photo identify the young woman as Louellen Eubanks, a graduate of Thomas Arnold High School in 1901 or 1902.

Portrait of a family of five. All are in wedding clothing. The text on the back says "Wedding of Josephine Bahl & Elmer H. Wheatly, Waco, 1901."

Portrait of Allene Freeman dressed in white with flowers in her hands.

The monthly literary magazine of Chappell Hill Female College includes editorials, book reviews, and original short stories, plays, and poetry, as well as advertising.

Photograph of a partial aerial image of San Jacinto Plaza with buildings and homes located on the top half of the image. A horse drawn carriage, the U.S. flag, Union Clothing Co., and other structures can be seen throughout the surrounding area.

Weekly newspaper from Belton, Texas that includes local, state, and national news along with advertising.

Daily newspaper from Belton, Texas that includes local, state, and national news along with advertising.

Weekly newspaper from Goliad, Texas that includes local, state, and national news along with advertising.

Daily newspaper from Waco, Texas that includes local, state, and national news along with advertising.

Daily newspaper from Waco, Texas that includes local, state, and national news along with advertising.

The monthly literary magazine of Chappell Hill Female College includes editorials, book reviews, and original short stories, plays, and poetry, as well as advertising.