Postcard of Stephen Koenig, Jr. posing for a picture in a uniform with a wide-brimmed hat. He stands in front of a structure with two windows and wooden siding.

Photograph of a girl with short hair wearing a large hair bow and a dark-colored dress.

Photograph of the Tarleton Men's Basketball Team. The group photo includes the players in matching uniforms and their coach in a dark color suit and tie. One of the players is holding a basketball with the number 23 written on it. On the back of the photograph includes handwritten names of the team.

Photograph of the Tarleton Men's Basketball Team. The group photo includes the players in matching uniforms and their coach in a dark color suit and tie. One player in the middle is holding a basketball with the number 24 written on it.

Photograph of the Tarleton Men's Basketball Team. The group photo includes the players in matching uniforms and their coach in a dark color suit and tie. The names of each player are hand written across each one. On the right side of the photo is handwritten numbers correlating to each basketball game of the season.

Photograph of young man dressed in a dark color basketball uniform. He is positioned facing to the left and holding a basketball in both hands.

Photograph of young man dressed in a dark color basketball uniform. He is holding a basketball in both hands.

Photograph of a young man wearing a dark color basketball uniform. He is pictured bending at the knees and with his arms open.

Photograph of a young man wearing a dark color basketball uniform. He is pictured holding a basketball in his hands with his arms raised to one side.

Photograph of a young man wearing a dark color basketball uniform. He is pictured holding a basketball in his hands with his arms raised to one side. The year 1925 is visible written on the basketball.

Photograph of young man dressed in a dark color basketball uniform. He is holding a basketball in both hands. Two metal rings are visible on the hand facing the camera.

Postcard at Halloween addressed to John Todd Willis, Jr., from Charles & Jimmy Kendrick, Waco, Texas.

Twenty-two postcards showing various locations around Waco, Texas. The postcards are addressed to Mrs. Maud Milburn Stilwell from Oregon.

Superintendent badge from the 1929 Texas Cotton Palace and Dairy Show.

Photograph of an Booneville Oil Company oil rig. The structure is built up high into the air and made of wood.

Commissioner badge for J. N. Mitchell. This badge is from the 1929 Texas Cotton Palace and Dairy Show.

Photograph of a large tent surrounded by trees. Text on the back reads Boonville Oil Company.

Photograph of construction of the Missouri, Kansas and Texas roundhouse in Bellmead, Texas. The structure is in the beginning stages of construction with only the framework placed. In the foreground are multiple railroad cars.

Scrapbook page of the 3 photographs. The first photo is of a marching band performing in a parade at Mid Winter Valley Fair, December 1922. To the right of the band is a crowd of people watching the parade. The second photo is of two men in dark clothing plowing onions in a field. The third photo is of a group of mules standing in a pen at Magic Valley.

Photograph of a group of people who were part of the DeMolay Chapter of Paris, Texas in 1923.

Postcard of employees of a meat packing business. The employees are all grouped together and standing up. Above them hanging from the ceiling are pieces of meat and empty metal hooks.

Photograph of construction of a new roof on the Brownsville post office, a multi-story brick building with two rows of windows. On the third story on the right a construction worker is standing next to a chimney and to the left another worker is standing on the roof with his arms crossed. In the foreground there is scaffolding in front of the two center windows and there is a ladder leaning against the third story next to the chimney on the left.

Photograph of construction of the Brownsville post office, a three-story brick building with three rows of windows. In front of the building is a large pile of lumber and on the far right stacks of bricks and a tree are partially visible.

Photograph of the back of the Brownsville U.S. post office, a multi-story brick building with several rows of windows without glass in them. A man is partially visible through the window on the right and another man is on top of the roof on the far left. In the foreground there are several stacks of bricks and other building materials in front of the building and on the left two parked automobiles can be seen.