Photograph of two unidentified students seated at a round table that is partially visible, playing cards. The photo is taken at an angle that shows the female student's hand, and a male student is seated to her left. A brick wall and a corridor are visible in the background.

Photograph of an unidentified man in uniform inspecting fire damage at the Lee College library, in an area that appears to be a mechanical room. Several pipes are visible near the ceiling and the area around them includes a mostly-burned slatted door and columns that have burn marks.

Photograph of three people seated at a desk reviewing papers.

Photograph of an unidentified female student modeling a dress made of a shimmery material, posing to the right of a statue of a man wearing colonial garb and holding a lantern.

Photograph of Mack Smoke standing at the front of a classroom while teaching a Bible course, facing the left side of the image. He has a book under his left arm and he is holding a wooden pointer that is resting on a map over a blackboard to his right. The map is titled "The Distribution of Nations" and shows an area of the Middle East around the Mediterranean Sea; in front of Smoke, there is a projector on the left and a tape recorder to the right.

Photograph of a group of three women and two men posing in a line in front of a plaque set in a brick wall that lists the Lee College Board of Trustees. Stairs are partially visible on the far left, and a door with a glass window is visible on the right side of the image. A handwritten note on the back of the photo identifies the people as JoAnn Harvey (Publicity Chair), Francis Gibson (Social Chair), Brenda McFarland (Secretary), James Laird (Missions Chairman), and Paul Wilt (President).

Photograph of an unidentified female student wearing a sleeveless dress with decorative buttons arranged in a square on the front, with a striped scarf. She is posed near a wooden screen that has a potted plant to the left and a couch or stuffed chair to the right; a patterned curtain is visible behind them.

Photograph of an unidentified student wearing a light-colored shirt and checkered jacket, seated in a wooden chair behind a typewriter. There is a copy of the school newspaper, the Lee Lantern, on the table to his left, and a box of paper behind the typewriter in the left side of the image.

Photograph of two female students on either side of a male student all standing with their arms out-stretched at shoulder height. They are posing in a line in front of a parking lot full of cars. A piece of tape on the image says "crop here" above their heads.

Photograph of a crane and other equipment, viewed through a fence or latticework. Handwritten text on the back says "Lee College - Dec. 1968" and "Ductwork, H[...] Air Conditioning Mechanical Center. Connected to [...]."

Photograph of a large group of unidentified students standing together out-of-doors near a parking lot on the Lee College campus. A piece of tape on the image above the students says, "Crop Here."

Photograph of six men wearing suits and aprons with a masonry logo on them, standing around a two-sided plaque on the corner of a building. The two men in the center are holding books and one of the men is pouring a small cup in the top of the plaque. To the right of the building, one of the men is holding a book and a cup and the man on the far right is holding up a tray with another cup on it. Text on one side of the plaque says, "Leveled by the Grand Lodge of Texas A. F. & A. M." Additional text is written on the other side of the plaque, but is not readable.

Photograph of a man and a woman seated at a table, with a another man standing behind them. There is a day planner and various other papers spread on the table and the man appears to be gesturing to something in the text with a pen. while the others listen. There are bookshelves and framed certificates on the wall behind them, and a window partially visible on the left side of the image. Handwritten text on the back says, "Lee College. Dale Adams, get..."

Photograph of books on two partially-burned shelving units as well as other fire damage on the wall behind them at the Lee College library.

Photograph of a female student wearing a loose dress in a plaid pattern, posing out-of-doors with her left hand on a tree branch. A sidewalk and brick building are visible behind her.

Photograph of a row of books on two shelves of stacks in the Lee College Library. On the ceiling, the plastic portions of the light fixtures have fire damage.

Photograph of upright metal forms during the construction of Stallworth Stadium in Baytown.

Photograph of four Circle K-ettes posing with a tricycle in front of a brick wall: Nancy Dial is seated on the tricycle with the number "3" on a paper hanging around her neck; Donna Casey is standing behind the tricycle; Sarah Bossart (left) and Karen Wheeler (right) are kneeling on either side. Wheeler is looking at the front wheel and holding a wrench to the spokes.

Headshot portrait of Alvin Miles, a faculty member at Lee College, visible from the chest up. He is wearing a light-colored shirt with a dark-colored tie and textured jacket. His name and the date (1965) are handwritten on the back.

Photograph of fire damage around two wall-mounted electrical boxes at the Lee College library.

Close-up view of fire damage in what appears to be a mechanical room at the Lee College library. There is a slatted door with the top half burned out; in the room behind, several large pipes are visible near the ceiling.

Photograph of three unidentified men wearing uniforms and coveralls inspecting fire damage in the library at Lee College. Portions of burned walls and pipes are visible as well as various tools on a table in the foreground.

Headshot portrait of Jim Maroney, of Lee College, visible from the chest up, facing toward his right. He is wearing a light-colored shirt, dark-color tie with stripes, and a heathered jacket, as well as glasses with dark-colored frames. His name and the date are written on the back.

Interview with Stephen C. Hughes, a resident of Baytown, Texas since approximately 1920. Topics include periods of the life of a 92 year old man who was visiting in Baytown. Most of his life was spent in the mid-west.