Crew of several men and young boys posing for picture, while working in hay field. Two young boys standing in front, barefoot and wearing straw hats, beside man. Two men beside thresher, two young boys sitting next to wheel of thresher, three wagons full of hay with men standing on top, one empty with one man standing in wagon, and one being unloaded onto hay stack, one man holding team of mules, and one buggy. Scene is on the August Bernhardt farm.

Center of photo shows steam tractor pulling some sort of grain thrasher. Shows some store fronts, with many people standing on sidewalks. Shows men, women and children, and one wagon pulled by mules on the dirt street.

Kopperl street scene showing store fronts, dirt street with buggies and teams of horses, a well in the street, two men sitting on front porch of one store front.

Shows only building of Meridian College soon after completion. The building is stone, three stories with basement windows showing. Can see countryside and hill in back of building. Photo by Walter B Parker Sr. taken in 1907.

Group photo of graduating class of 1906 for Meridian College, taken in front of the college, with row seated in front and two rows standing in back First row: fourth from left, Moe Bertleson, seventh, Mr. Lamar, teacher, eighth, Mr. Roden, teacher, ninth, Mr. Carroll, teacher, twelfth, Dessie Parker, thirteenth, Mrs. Parker, fourteenth, Maggie Bonds, fifteenth, Mrs. Lamar and children second row: fifth from left, Cora Duncan, ninth, Della Hunt Townley, eleventh, Gallie Adair, twelfth, Pearl Yales, thirteenth, Eula Yales, fourteenth, Mrs. Lamar's sister Third row: first, Verna Pallmeyer, second, Wessie Steele, third, Cora Parker, eleventh, Blanche Lightfoot, thirteenth, Berllie Lightfoot, fourteenth, Eula Weeks

J. T. Torrence Home in Moody, TX showing 3 women and 2 young boys on front lawn; c. 1905. Large two-story frame with wraparound front porch w columns. Round, pointed turret room on 2nd story with windows. L-R: Icle Torrence, seated are Mrs Nettie Torrence and J T Torrence, behind Nettie is Nora Torrence and Luddie "Dick" Torrence (father of Elizabeth Torrence)

Three men, one driving team, one standing in back of wagon full of cotton, and one man standing behind wagon, next to several bales of cotton.

Large group of men, women and children posing in front of Iredell Hotel, some standing on balcony, and some standing on porch, back of photograph says "Daddy is standing by post on lower porch" and "Taken in Iredell at time of Hickory Walling Unveiling, August 1905"

R.T. Vaughn weighing bales of cotton, to his right is a man holding team of horses attached to wagon with cotton bales, and to his left is his helper, Andy Gore.

Group of men and women posing on the steps of the Tarrant County Courthouse, first row is seated and six rows standing on steps. Photograph taken by Charles L Swartz, May 22, 1902. Mrs. M. Moore Murdock, founder of The Dames of 1846, is seated in the center of the front row.

Large family group, honoring Liv Grimland's 90th birthday, on June 14, 1900. Those indentified are Oscar Grimland, J K Grimland, Kalmar Grimland, Lue Grimland, Orus Solberg, Otto Solberg, Selmer Solberg, Callie Solberg, Nils Grimland, Gunsten Grimland, Yern Grimland, Kerste Grimland Solberg, Inger Halverson Grimland, Isaac Solberg, Benjamin Grimland, Tom Grimland, Olena Grimland,Inez Grimland, Flora Grimland,Hattie Grimland, Sophie Brown Grimland, Annie Olson Grimland, Mary Johnson Grimland, Edward Grimland, Lucy Wallace Grimland, Roy Grimland, Clara Swenson Grimland, Cora Grimland, Anton Peterson, Laura Grimland (Nelson). Yern and Liv Grimland are seated in Rockers, second row center. Ole Solberg, Sr, Theresa Jenson Grimland, Chris Solberg, Neal Grimland, John Grimland, Robert Grimland, John Soloberg, Pete Grimland, Jennie Grimland, Jim Grimland, Lisse Solberg, Anna Grimland, Ole Solberg, Jr, Nora Grimland, Molly Grimland, Lou Solberg, John Grimland, Andrew Grimland.

View of the building at the northwest corner of Avenue D and 5th Street in downtown Clifton. The building contains J. M. Broock's Drug Store (on the corner), Greer's Barber Shop (on Avenue D), and The Clifton Record (on 5th Street). This building was destroyed by fire on December 23, 1905.

View of the north side of Fifth Street in downtown Clifton, Texas. The building in the foreground is on the southeast corner of Avenue D and 5th Street and was destroyed by fire on December 23, 1905. The Clifton Record newspaper office can be seen on the left side of this building. The building in the background is on the southwest corner of Avenue D and 5th Street.

View of the east side of Avenue D in downtown Clifton, Texas. The P. E. Schow building is shown on the northwest corner of Avenue D and 4th Street.

View of downtown Clifton, looking north along Avenue D.

View of the the Bosque County Courthouse in Meridian, Texas. Caption says "Courthouse, Meridian".

Flood on the Bosque River at the Old Mill near Clifton.

Flood on the Bosque River at the Old Mill near Clifton. Caption says "High Water, Clifton".

Flood on the Bosque River at the Old Mill near Clifton. Caption says "Bosque River, Clifton".

Flood on the Bosque River at the Old Mill near Clifton.

Flood on the Bosque River at the railroad bridge near Clifton.

Flood on the Bosque River at the railroad bridge near Clifton. Caption says "R. R. Bridge Clifton".

Flood on the Bosque River at the railroad bridge near Clifton. Caption says "R. R. Bridge Clifton".

Flood on the Bosque River at the railroad bridge near Clifton.