Photograph of North Texas State Normal College during World War One, taken from an elevated position along an unpaved street at the edge of campus. The college's power plant, with smokestack, is visible in the right foreground of the photograph. In the right background, behind the power plant, is the college's original library building (later known as the Historical Building, and then Curry Hall). In the left background is the Main Building, the site of which was later occupied by the Auditorium Building.

Photograph, facing south, of the Main Building (in right background) and Science Building (left background) at North Texas State Normal College. The photograph was taken across from the college campus on the north side of Hickory Street, which was unpaved at the time. Visible in the left foreground of the photograph, across from the campus, is a house and its backyard including a stable and/or tool shed. A two-story brick building is also visible in the right foreground. Handwritten notes on the back of the photograph read, "campus, inner, 1913?" and "84 looking south towards auditorium".

Photograph, facing northeast, of male and female students passing between classes at North Texas State Normal College in 1914. The men are wearing suits and ties; the women are wearing full-length dresses and skirts with coats. The students are walking on paved pathways on the campus. Part of the Main Building is in the left of the photograph; part of a gazebo sheltering a water fountain and the Science Building are visible on the right. Bare trees are visible in the background between the Main and Science Buildings. Handwritten notes on the back of the photograph read, "Between classes, inner campus scene, 1914" and "Students passing between classes 1914".

Photograph, facing northeast, of part of the Main Building (on left) and Science Building (on right) at North Texas State Normal College. A gazebo sheltering a water fountain is in front of the Science Building. People are visible on the campus walkways beside and between the buildings and around the gazebo and water fountain. Handwritten notes on the back of the photograph read, "Main + Science Bldg. + Old water fountain 1912-13" and "Campus, inner view, 1912".

Photograph of student athletes and spectators taken during an NTSN vs TU outdoor basketball game held in 1914.

Photograph of student athletes and spectators taken during an NTSN vs TU outdoor basketball game held in 1914.

Photograph of student athletes and spectators taken during an NTSN vs TU outdoor basketball game held in 1914.

Photograph of student athletes and spectators taken during an NTSN vs TU outdoor basketball game held in 1914.

Photograph of student athletes and spectators taken during an NTSN vs TU outdoor basketball game held in 1914.

Photograph of Avenue A. showing town houses and buildings. The cross street in the foreground is West Sycamore and the photographer is looking north. The photograph was taken before 1919.

Photograph of five students sitting outside on a corner street fence in May of 1914. There are three men and two women posing for the photograph with many trees present in the background. Written on the photograph are the words, "May 1914. School is done."

Photograph of the North Texas State College Debaters in 1912 through 13. There are four men who stand in a tree covered area, and all wear suits. The photo is slightly over exposed.

Photograph of the Manual Arts Building for industrial arts. The two story brick building was built in 1914. The image shows bushes crowding the entrance, and power lines crossing across the sky. In 1974, the building was demolished.

Photograph of the Manual Arts Building for industrial arts. The three story brick building was built in 1914. Two students can be seen outside the structure. In 1974, the building was demolished.

Photograph of the Manual Arts Building for industrial arts. The three story brick building was built in 1914. In 1974, the building was demolished.

Photograph of the Manual Arts Building for industrial arts. The two story brick building was built in 1914. The image shows bushes crowding the entrance, and power lines crossing across the sky. In 1974, the building was demolished.

Photograph of the Manual Arts Building for industrial arts. The two story brick building was built in 1914. The image shows bushes crowding the entrance, and power lines crossing across the sky. In 1974, the building was demolished.

Photograph of a worker using a hammer to put a hole in the wall of the Manual Arts Building. This photograph was taken when the building was being razed.

Photograph of a group of unidentified students, gathered by a gazebo. The German words "Gluck warauch 'MIT-UNS'" are written on the photograph.

Photograph of a group of students at North Texas State Normal College. The image has writing on it that reads: NTSNC March 30, 1914 Kaffe und Brot Waren.

Photograph of a batter hitting a baseball during a game. The catcher squats with his back to the camera. The pitcher stands in the middle of the photo, his arm up, having just pitched the ball. Another player runs in the background in an attempt to get the batter out. They play on a grass field. There are buildings in the background.

Double exposure of a batter hitting a baseball. In one layer, the catcher and batter have their backs to the photo as the batter swings. In the other layer, the faces of both can be seen as the batter swings. The pitcher is in the middle of the photo.

Photograph of the 1911-1912 North Texas State Normal College Brownies basketball team. The all-women team is standing and sitting in rows, dressed in their uniforms. The woman standing in the center of the back row is holding a basketball with the word "Brownies" on it. The label reads inaccurately, "Brownies' Baketball Team, NTSTC (North Texas State Teachers College), 1911-12. The NTSTC wasn't established until 1923.

Photograph of a yearbook picture of the 1913 North Texas State Normal College Baseball Team. The yearbook features a team photo of 11 teammates in white uniforms with the letters NTSN embroidered on their jerseys. In the back row between two players stands the manager, Professor Hugo J.P. Vitz. In front of the team rests a baseball pyramid constructed of four baseball bats and a playing mitt, and a baseball rests on the ground under it. Above the photo of the yearbook, it reads "The Yucca 1913". The roster featured in the yearbook reads: 1. Prof. Hugo J. P. Vitz (Manager), 2. F. A. Reese (Center Field), 3. W. A. Sears, Captain (Third Base), 4. W. G. Truelock (Pitcher), 5. J. N. Hall (Catcher), 6. Y. J. McCollum (Substitute), 7. M. L. Munday (First Base), 8. J. B. Strong (Right Field), 9. E. E. Richard (Short Stop), 10. W. M. Strong (Left Field), 11. H. D. Munns (Pitcher), 12. Mitt Williams (Second Base) The page number at the bottom reads "182"