Photograph of large pipes at a water or gas plant. A small structure with a tile roof stands in the background.

Photograph of Mary Alice Williams and her husband Byrd Williams Sr. sitting outdoors in wicker lawn chairs.

Photograph of a sewage disposal plant located in Fort Worth, Texas. Two men and their horses can be seen on the left-hand side of the photograph, one man is seated on some metal pipes on the slope. Handwriting on the bottom of the photograph reads, "Sewage Disposal Plant, 1920s. Byrd Jr."

Photograph of Byrd Williams III sitting in a chair. He rests his hands in his lap and smiles widely at the camera. He wears a dark dress shirt with a short, wide, patterned tie, and slacks. A solid, fringed curtain hangs on the wall behind him.

Photograph of a man sitting in the doorway of a building next to two baskets full of produce. A water hose and some wooden barrels sit on the ground to his right.

Photograph of Byrd III standing outdoors, wearing a cap and gown. He looks at the camera with a serious expression on his face. Behind him, a house, fence, and the front of an automobile can be seen.

Photograph of Byrd Jr. with his three sons, sitting on a front porch. John sits on the far left, smiling at the camera. Byrd III sits beside John with his hands in his lap. Charles sits in his father's lap, with his father holding his hands. A brick house can be seen behind them.

Photograph of an unknown man and Albert Stiles (right) sitting outside in the grass. Both men wear brimmed hats with light-colored, button-down shirts. They look towards each other and smile. Bushes are visible behind them.

Photograph of individuals standing under a tree in front of a small building. The small building has numerous large windows. Three small trees are in a row in front of the building.

Photograph of Byrd III standing outdoors, wearing a cap and gown. He looks at the camera with a serious expression on his face and squinting. Behind him, a house, fence, and the front of an automobile can be seen.

Photograph from inside the studio of Byrd Williams, III, in Westcliff, Texas. The graphic on the window reads, "Byrd Williams Photographer, Custom Framing." An automobile is parked outside the studio and houses are visible in the background.

Photograph of Byrd Williams Sr. and his wife Mary Alice standing on either side of a tree and looking towards the camera. Byrd is dressed in a hat, suit jacket, vest, pants, and bowtie. Mary is wearing a long, dark dress with long sleeves. A house can be seen behind them which is likely their home in Gainesville, Texas.

Photograph of pipeline installation and construction in a field, August 7th, 1928.

Photograph of construction crew with a man and a team of horses and an automobile near a large pile of soil or sand.

Photograph of a monument in honor of the "Panhandle Boys" standing outside of The Amarillo Municipal Auditorium. The text on the base of the monument reads, "IN HONOR OF THE PANHANDLE BOYS OF THE WORLD WAR. ERECTED BY LLANO ESTACADO CHAPTER, DAUGHTERS OF THE AMERICAN REVOLUTION. DEDICATED ARMISTICE DAY 1928." The statue has since been relocated to Ellwood Park in Amarillo, TX.

Letter from Johnathan Biffle to his son-in-law, Byrd Williams, Jr., regarding the relationship between Byrd Williams, Jr. and Irene Biffle Williams.

Photograph of three men working in a dug out area, home are visible in the background at the top of the ditch. An old truck can be seen on the right side opposite of the two men.

Letter from Irene Biffle Williams to her husband Byrd Williams, Jr., discussing the need for money to pay for their sons, B. M. (Byrd, III) and John to have their tonsils taken out, as well as for John's circumcision. The letter also delves into their marital troubles as Byrd spends too much time away while working and gambling.

Photograph of the Fort Worth Star-Telegram offices in Fort Worth, Texas.

Photograph of a city street scene taken from a rooftop. A horse drawn cart and automobile travel along the same street while a man and woman cross the street.

Photograph of the Houston skyline. The Esperson building is the tallest building on the right and the Gulf Building is the tall building located to its left.

Photograph of me working construction near the Purina plant in Fort Worth, Texas. There are men seated at the edge of the dug out section while three men are working down in the ditch. There is a truck parked next to a machine billowing black smoke.

Photograph of Charles Williams sitting with his mother, Irene Biffle Williams on a bench outside.

Photograph of men and horses working to lay bricks on what will become Berry Street in Fort Worth, Texas.