Photograph of the first air flight from Berry Field from Lufkin to Nacododges. A group of people are seen gathered around the airplane.

Photograph of Annie Jewel Mantooth and Willie Royle posing next to each other on a grass field.

Photograph of a service station where William Euel Choate worked.

Photograph of a woman seated with two children, one of them is a toddler and the other is a bit older.

Photograph of a group of girls at an outdoor location hugging each other. They are all wearing light colored dresses with designs on them. The girls are identified from left to right as Annie Jewel Mantooth Royle, Mary Shortal, Audie Halleman Brookshire and Rennie Mae Mantooth Hickman.

Letter from Robert Berry to Lorene Berry discussing the details of the letter he previously sent him and informing her of his plans to come visit.

Photograph of Annie Jewel Mantooth seated wearing formal clothing.

Photograph of Sarah Jane Brazil when she was a child and she is standing on a grass area.

Letter from Simon Hendersn to his wife, Loucile Johnson thanking her for the letter she previously sent and expressing joy for hearing from her. Simon shares his recent activities with his wife and his travel plans to Houston and their home.

Photograph of armen (C.E.) Brazil holding young Sarah Jane Brazil on his lap at an office.

Photograph of several workers from J. S. Moore & Sons unloading gravel from rail cars at Prosser Switch. Harmon Moore is seen standing in front of trucks.

Photograph of a collage of men wearing suits. The men from Lufkin, Texas are identified as 5th row, 2nd from left - T. J. Brookshire; 3rd from left - L. D. McCall; 4th from left - from Keltys, Texas, Simon W. Henderson, Jr.

Photograph of the interior of the Campbell Furniture Company in 1923 with two employees seen inside. The employees are identified as A.E. Mantooth on the right and DA Campbell on the left.

Photograph of Ollie Scott from the shoulders up; she is wearing a dress and has chin length hair.

Photograph of a group of people seated on the front porch at AC and Paula Coward Slacks home on Hwy 69 South. They are identified from left to right as Henry Slack (brother of AC Slack), John Coward (brother of Paula Coward Slack), Wesley Slack (brother of AC Slack), Joel Coward (brother of Paula Coward Slack), Herbert Hamilton, Roy Blalock (a neighbor). All of them are holding musical instruments. Their granmother (Granny Hamilton) is identified as the lady seated in the back.

Photograph of A.E. Mantooth (second from the right) posing with the Moore Brothers road crew.

Photograph of two men inside inside a general store in Corrigan, Texas. They are identified as Simon W. Henderson and Eli Wiener who was president of Angelina County Lumber Company.

Photograph of J.S. Moore pictured in a black suit standing next to Harmon Moore who is seated reading a newspaper. Several other men are seen seated around them and tents are seen in the background.

Photograph of Sam Hyde, Sam Harris, James, and Nettie Fuller on a front porch. Sam Hyde is sitting on the left, Nettie Fuller is standing on the right and holding James Fuller's hand while he stands next to her, and Sam Harris is standing behind them.

Photograph of Sarah Brazil seated on steps next to Sarah McCall.

Self Portrait of Jim Eddy berry born on 30 March 1882 and died 7 March 1934. He was buried in Glendale Cemetery.