Blue line print of survey map of Kerr County, Texas, showing rivers, creeks, original land grants of surveys, cities, towns, and railroads. Scale [ca. 1:228,571] (6000 varas to 7/8 of an inch).

Photograph of Schreiner Institute players leaving the field during a game. One has a blanket around his shoulders.

Freshman portrait of Joe Delaney, son of Schreiner Institute President James J. Delaney

Photograph of Schreiner Institute campus, Spring 1926. Hoon, Administration Building, Dickey, and A.C. Schreiner.

Cadets participate in physical drill exercises on the field in front of the Weir Administration Building. Similar photographs may be seen in the Schreiner Institute Bulletin, Pictorial Number, Vol. 2, No., published July, 1924.

Photograph of the Temporary Barracks at Schreiner Institute covered in a light snow. This photograph appears in the Schreiner Institute Bulletin, Pictorial Number Vol. 2, No. 2 published in July, 1924.

Photograph of Schreiner Institute football team playing game on the quad, the area south of the Administration Building and west of Dickey Hall. Cars parked on the field and the lack of trees seems to indicate that this was taken in the early years at S.I., probably 1923-25.

The Cadet Corps stand at attention as company officers salute and cadets present arms in military formation at Schreiner Institute. The Weir Administration Building and Dickey Hall may be seen in the background. This panoramic photograph appears in the Schreiner Institute Bulletin, Pictorial Number, Vol. 2, No. 2 published in July, 1924.

Photograph of the 1929 Schreiner Institute football team. 11 wins, 0 losses.

Photograph of the Schreiner football squad of 1924 on the steps of Weir.

Photograph of camp Rio Vista near Kerrville, Texas. A man and woman stand in front of a cabin at the camp.

Photograph of a kick in a 1925 Schreiner Institute football game in play. Ball catch.

Portrait of the 1929 senior class of Schreiner Institute in their cadet uniforms on the steps of the Weir Administration Building.

Photograph of a cabin. Three people walking with an umbrella. July 11, 1923.

Portrait of the 1929 senior class of Schreiner Institute in their cadet uniforms on the steps of Weir Administration Building.

Photograph of the 1926 Schreiner Institute Football Squad and their coach H. C. Gilstrap. The players' names and positions are written on the image. The squad played an undefeated season of 10 games against opposing schools from all over Texas including Texas Tech, St. Mary's, Sul Ross and McMurray. Their team photograph and season record are featured in the 1927 Recall Yearbook.

Photograph of the Schreiner 1925 football team. Taken in the quad with Dicky Hall in the background. Group photo.

Photograph of John Todd Willis, Jr. and John T. Willis, Sr. fishing. John T. Willis, Sr. stands with his hands in his pockets, and wears a flat cap. John Todd Willis, Jr. stands in front of his father and is dipping his fishing net into the water. The creek and trees can be seen behind them.

Photograph of John Todd Willis, Jr. at a creek. He holds a fishing net in one hand and looks down at the water. The creek and several trees can be seen behind him.

Patent for a tool to be used with a drill or bit that allows the user to simultaneously drill and form a countersink. It also has a bit gauge that allows it to be used for drills of varying sizes.

Promissory note created by the Charles Schreiner Bank for W. H. Bonnell acknowledging the arranged payment of $1,000 to Mrs. J. T. Brown "at the office of the Chas. Schreiner Bank."

Copy of a chattel mortgage agreement made between W. H. Bonnell and Charles Schreiner Bank in the amount of $3,200 owed to the bank by Bonnell. The document stipulates the debt be paid by the January 1, 1923; Bonnell is putting up his flock of goats, and sheep along with his stock of cattle as collateral to secure the payment of the debt.

Memorandum of contract between Mr. and Mrs. Bonnell, Mr. and Mrs. Dickey, and Mr. and Mrs. Liljegren of the first party, and Richard and R. W. Nowlin of the second. The members of the first party "agree to sell and convey unto Richard and R. W. Nowlin the following real estate situated in Kerr County, Texas" including 500 acres from the James E. Bettner survey; in return, Nowlin will pay "twenty four dollars per acre" with one fourth being in cash and the remainder in three promissory notes.

Map shows land patents, block and tract numbers, landowners, towns, and railroads; portions of adjacent counties where property boundaries extend beyond county limits. Scale not given.