Photograph of train engine #653 and attached cars on railroad tracks, viewed from a front side angle. "653" is visible on the front of the engine. Smoke billows around from the front engine. Additional tracks lay to the right. Handwritten text below the image says, "T&P #653 arriving El Paso, Texas Nov 30th 1947 with 45 Car Westbound Freight.'"

Photograph of train engine #907 and attached car on railroad tracks, viewed from a front side angle. "907" is visible on the front of the engine. A wooden pole stands in the foreground on the left. Additional tracks lay on other side. Another train sits on the tracks in the left background. Handwritten text below the image says, "El Paso, Texas Nov 1st 1953."

Photograph of train engine #603 and attached car on railroad tracks, viewed from the side. "603" and "Texas & Pacific" are visible on the side. Additional tracks lay in front. Buildings sit in the background on either side. Handwritten text below the image says, "El Paso, Texas Aug 24th 1934."

Photograph of a row of horse-drawn carriages and a train car in front of a train station in El Paso, Texas. It is a two-story brick building with a taller, square tower on the right corner. Handwritten text under the image says, "T&P Station El Paso, Texas."

Photograph of a train engine and attached cars on railroad tracks, viewed from the side. "652" and "Texas & Pacific" are visible on the side. Additional tracks lay in front, beside a building. Part of a train and building are in the background right. Handwritten text below the image says, "El Paso, Texas Aug 24th 1932."

Photograph of Texas & Pacific train #809 in El Paso, Texas. There are smokestacks and a large tank behind the train. The text below the image says "[sic] El Paso Texas Aug 22nd 1954" and "W. Burke."

Copy photo of the El Paso, Texas train station. A small group of people are posing in front of the station. Text on the image says [sic] "Stephenson El Paso." Written below the image is "El Paso, Texas 1912 - T&P Freight Station at 1st and Ochos streets" and "Southwest Collection."

Photograph of T&P train #147 in El Paso, Texas. There are other train cars visible behind the engine, and a group of men are lined up posing for the camera. Written below the image is "El Paso, Texas 1911" and "T&P Topics Nov 1949 pg 37."

Photograph of T&P train #807 in El Paso, Texas. Text below the image says "El Paso, Texas Nov 21st 1953" and "W.Burke."

Copy photo of a train wreck on Southern Pacific lines near El Paso, Texas with a small crowd of people near it. Written below the image are "Train wreck on S. P. near El Paso, Texas Jan 13th 1912 7 passenger trains waiting," an inscription of illegible writing on the photograph, and "Avery Von Blon."

Photograph of train #900 in El Paso, Texas. Text below the image says "El Paso, Texas Oct 3rd 1947" and "W. Burke."

Photograph of the Texas & Pacific Freight Station in El Paso, Texas. Text below the image says "El Paso Freight Depot" and "El Paso Public Library."

Copy photo of a T&P Quarterly article on the benefits of alfalfa, as well as a comparison to corn as a crop. A photo in the middle of the page is captioned "Interior View of T. & P. City Office, El Paso, Texas." Written below the image are "T&P."

Copy photo of a landscape shot of El Paso, Texas from T&P train tracks. Near the bottom of the photo is a horse-drawn carriage, and there are mountains in the background. Written on the bottom of the image is "El Paso." Written below the image are "Scenes along the T&P 1895-1896" and "T&P."

Photograph of a magazine clipping with a picture of men lining up for a picture next to T&P train #147. The text in the image names the men in the picture as left to right: "Fatty Clark ... H. J. Arant ... W. Montgomery, H. P. Likes, Fog Long, a Mr. Johnson, Slim Thompson, and H. O. Parry." Text below the image says "El Paso, Texas 1911" and "T&P Topics Nov 1949 pg 37."

Copy photo of a Texas and Pacific Quarterly article about the usefulness of alfalfa as a crop. On the top half of the image is a photo of Union Passenger Station in El Paso, Texas. Written below the image are "T&P."