Photographs taken during the construction of Garza Dam in Dallas County, Texas. The first image (numbered P-23) is of a field with a dirt hill in the distance. The second image (numbered P-25) is of a body of water with a crane on its bank. Handwritten text on the images identify them as: (top) "Garza Dam From Spillway South to Sta. 104 Placing Gravel Blanket" taken on 11-24-25, and (bottom) "Garza Dam Looking North from Top of Concrete Plant" taken on 01-04-26.

Photograph of the, "Cedar Creek main sewer line entering the Trinity River," as notes a handwritten note on reverse.

Photo album documenting images of the construction of the Bachman Water Purification Plant in Dallas, Texas.

Photograph of the three top citywide girls' volleyball teams including the champions from Exall Park (front row), the runners-up from Winnetka (middle row), and the third-place team from Trinity Play Park (back row). In the image, the girls are seated in three rows outside a brick building and looking to the right of the photograph. On the back of the photograph, there are notes and identifications, though some of the information has been cut off by a missing section of the photograph.

FBI Criminal Record for Harvey J. Bailey. It dates from his first arrest in 1920 to his last wanted notice in 1933

Letter from Chief of Police E. M. Flattery to W. F. Rhinow, Superintendent of the St. Paul, Minnesota Bureau of Investigation providing information on Harvey J. Bailey and his known associate, Scholberg.

Photograph of two rows of young men on a soccer field. Their names, from first row left to right are Johnie Andersen, Sale Rothschild, Louis Sinclair, Houston Reynolds, Henry Wouldbright, and Ed Braedon. The second row is Jock Price, Tobie Pachgett, Boss Rodd, Woodrow Goodwin, Bert Carr, Bernold Rothschild, Elmer Cots, Boz Dreetar, and Richard Baldrig.

Photograph of a crane near a pile of dirt with a horse-drawn wagon next to it.

Photograph of a crane lifting an object out of a pile of dirt and other objects, with several horse-drawn wagons nearby.

Photograph of a crane lifting an object out of a pile of dirt and other objects, with several horse-drawn wagons nearby. A handwritten note on the back of the photograph identifies the location as an incinerator in South Dallas.

Photograph of a street in Dallas lined with businesses and houses, with several cars on the road. On the left side of the road, a sign for "Dallas Floor Surfacing Co." can be seen with a man walking under it.

Photograph of a street in Dallas lined with businesses and houses, with several cars on the road. On the left side of the road, a sign for "Dallas Floor Surfacing Co." can be seen with a man walking under it.

Photograph of a dirt road paralleling railroad tracks in Dallas, Texas.

Photograph of a drainage pipe near a road and some houses in a Dallas neighborhood.

Photograph of a drainage pipe near a road and some houses in a Dallas neighborhood.

Photograph of a dirt yard with several cars and horse-drawn wagons.

Photograph of a dirt yard with several cars and horse-drawn wagons.

Photograph of a yard with tankers and train cars parked in it. A fence surrounds the yard, and three men are standing in the open entrance.

Photograph of a dirt yard with wagon parts and other unidentifiable objects lying in the dirt.

Photograph of a creek running through a neighborhood in Dallas, Texas, with steep slopes on either side and surrounded by trees and houses.

Photograph of a dirt road paralleling railroad tracks in Dallas, Texas.

Photograph of a crew paving a street with asphalt near a Dallas neighborhood. A handwritten note on the back of the photograph suggests that it was taken near the intersections of Richard Avenue and Greenville Avenue in Dallas, Texas.

Photograph of men paving a street with asphalt while several people watch, some of them on bicycles.

Photograph of a crew paving a street with asphalt near a Dallas neighborhood.