Photograph of the Austin Trade Excursion in Georgetown. Men in suits are gathered at a street intersection in the town. Some cars are visible in the street.

Photograph of the Austin Trade Excursion in Granger. Men in suits walk down a street followed by a brass marching band. Buildings are in the background.

Photograph of an intersection in Taylor, Texas including the storefront and side of a one-story brick building with the name "C. R. Anthony Company" and the front of the "Ira A. Prewitt Hardware Co." to the right. Cars are parked along the sides street and in front of the stores and an unidentified man is walking in front of the store near the corner.

Photograph of a small group of school children having lunch at a long table in the Vic Robertson Elementary School cafeteria. The children can be seen at the center left of the room, surrounded by empty tables. Teachers can be seen helping students in the background to the right, along with windows on the back wall through which lunch ladies can be seen in the kitchen.

Photograph of a group of children in the Vic Robertson Elementary School school library. In the foreground, three older children can be seen sitting at a bench looking at several books lined up on its surface. Just behind them, a younger group of children can be seen sitting on the floor as a woman sitting in a chair to the left reads them a story. Short library shelves filled with books can be seen in rows on the right side of the room, and two librarians or teachers can be seen working in the background.

Photograph of an Vic Robertson Elementary School classroom full of small children. The kids can be seen sitting at clusters tiny, child-sized desks throughout the room, and the teacher can be seen in the background, caught mid-motion on camera. A chalkboard can be seen on the wall behind the teacher, and an open doorway can be seen in the corner to the right in the background. Various classroom charts and signs can be seen on the walls.

A letter to Richard Niles Graham from politician A.E. Wood, who thanks Graham for a campaign donation to his recent run for the state senate.

Photograph of an exterior view of the Georgetown School. It is a one-story brick building with exterior windows, and a large courtyard in the middle.

First Baptist Church at 701 Davis St. in Taylor, Texas with large tree on the right

Photograph of dressed-up girls riding in a black Buick convertible. They represent Southwestern University.

Photograph of two Indians and another man riding horseback in the centennial parade.

A road grader representing Williamson County Precinct #4, Taylor, Texas, W.C. Stern, Commissioner, in the centennial parade.

Photograph of the float of VFW Post #39, Taylor, Texas.

Street scene before the parade begins. Crowds line the streets in anticipation of the parade.

Photograph of the float entered by The Lutheran Churches of Williamson County. Names visible are Zion Lutheran of Sandoval, Palm Valley Lutheran and Zion Lutheran of Walburg. S.T. Atkin Furniture is visible in background.

Photograph of the crowning of the centennial queen.

Entry of Georgetown Flying Service in the centennial parade -- station wagon towing small airplane. W.H. Davis Furniture Company appears in the background.

Photograph of the float of The City of Hutto -- "King Cotton"

Photograph of the float carrying The May Queen of Pond Springs School.

Photograph of the float of The City of Granger.

Photograph of the float of The City of Round Rock

Photograph of the float of The City of Thrall.

Photograph of the float of the City of Florence.

Photograph of the float of The City of Jarrell.