Negative of Pioneer Memorial Library in Fredericksburg, Texas. It is a large, two-story house made out of stone. The windows on the center portion of the building have shutters. The entrance to the building is covered and there are six columns.

Negative of the Hill Country Antiques in Fredricksburg, TX. The store has two American flags in front of the building. The store windows have papers hung in them and various items on display.

Photograph of Alma Neffendorf's house in Fredericksburg, Texas. The house is a stone building with rectangular windows, a covered porch, and a balcony with white wooden beams. There is a car and a dog located beside a large tree outside the house and wooden posts surround the building's exterior.

Photograph of a pioneer log cabin residence in Albert, Texas. The cabin is made of wood and stone with partially boarded up windows. There is a porch outside the cabin with a porte-cochère located directly above and miscellaneous foliage is growing in the surrounding area.

Photograph of Evelyn Streng's grandfather's house in Fredericksburg, Texas. The house is a stone building with windows varying in shape and size. There is a tree located beside the house's exterior and there are power lines strung along the surrounding area.

Photograph of potato cellar ruins on Alma Neffendorf's farm. The entrance to the cellar is made of stone and miscellaneous foliage is growing throughout the surrounding area.

Photograph used for a story in the Oklahoma Times newspaper. Caption: "The boss postman, W. Marvin Watson, makes a 6-cent sale to post office customer Leo Rogers jr."

Photograph of Ludwig Erhard speaking in at a miked podium in an auditorium. There is a sign with a stylized bird hanging over Erhard's head. People sit in a row on either side of him at a raised table. Lyndon Johnson can be seen to his left. Other people sit below this table at a series of round tables covered with food and drink.

Photograph of the Fredericksburg High School Band performing outside along a barricade and facing to the right. A man in a black suit stands among them to the right.

Photograph of Lyndon Johnson and Ludwig Erhard shaking hands at a miked podium in an auditorium. Lady Bird Johnson and others stand behind the table on which the podium sits.

Photograph of a choir of teenagers singing in an open air stadium. The young men and women are wearing long robes and stoles and are being conducted by a woman wearing a black hood and dress. A pianist and piano is partially visible to the left of the choir. Audience members are visible behind the choir and the majority are covered by a canopy.

Photograph of people exiting Bethany Lutheran church. The building is made of stone and is adorned with Gothic style windows along the left portion of the building. Hedges sit under these windows. To the right, two tall and thin trees rise near more modern windows.

Photograph of people exiting Bethany Lutheran Church. Lyndon Johnson can be seen on the left of the group, being a tall man and wearing a dark suit. Ludwig Erhard is next to him to the right. Lady Bird Johnson can be seen wearing a tall black hat and a black dress further to the right, and a white robed Lutheran cleric stands to the right side of the group.

Photograph of people gathered around the Vereins-Kirche (society church), a round building with a short steeple to the right of the photo. People are walking across a fenced baseball field toward the church. The Gillespie County Courthouse is in the background to the left.

Photograph of a helicopter over a field. A fence separates the field from homes.

Photograph of a clergyman being filmed with Ludwig Erhard. Rows of people with cameras stand behind Erhard who is obscured by the white robed cleric.

Photograph of Lyndon Johnson and Ludwig Erhard standing together outside of a car. The men and the car are in the middle of a road in front of the Pioneer Memorial Library. People are standing around them and several are filming.

Photograph of a cordoned street in front of the Fredericksburg Pioneer Memorial Library. A crowd is standing along the roped off sidewalk near a set of loudspeakers and a tree. A few people stand on the other side of the rope, with two men in particular standing in the street that leads to the library.

Photograph of the reception for Ludwig Erhard at the Vereins-Kirche in Fredericksburg, Texas. People stand on the sidewalk near the building while Lyndon Johnson speaks at a podium that bears the seal of the United States President.

Photograph of people standing aside for Lyndon and Lady Bird Johnson, Ludwig Erhard, and their entourage. A man in a cowboy hat and jacket, left, has his arms extended in front of young women dressed in black cowboy hats, skirts, white shirts, and neckerchiefs.

Photograph of an auditorium with politicians, journalists, and other people. The room has a tall ceiling with two windows over two air conditioning vents. A stylized bird is shown on a sign that stands over a long board that has been decked with ivy. Covered benches sit in front of this board, with the center topped with a lectern and flags on either side. Several people sit at this bench, with men in dark suits standing on either side. The floor before the bench has several tables with multiple people seated. Men can be seen carrying cameras.

Photograph of Lyndon Johnson and Ludwig Erhard standing on either side of a miked podium. Flags stand behind them.

Photograph of the Gillespie County Courthouse, the Vereins-Kirsche, and the Bethany Lutheran Church. The photo is taken from the Lutheran church's yard.

Photograph of Pierre Salinger and Lyndon Johnson wearing overcoats. Salinger is photographed from the chest up and Johnson from the abdomen up.