Reproduction photograph of three men wearing dark suits posing next to a a Texas & Pacific railway car with the number "2283." Text below the image says: "The inauguration of an era on the T&P is exemplified by this photo showing the first platform caboose to be used in train service by the T&P in southern La. -- In the photo (L to R) are brakeman "Dutch" Hoffman, Brakeman Grover C. Platt, and conductor H. A. Parker. -- Photo taken by W. M. Chambless T&P agent, at St. James, La. during 1911."

Copy photo of a panoramic view of Thurber, Texas, including a long train of cars carrying coal. The caption of the photo says "Panoramic View of Thurber, Texas - 40 cars coal ready to ship and the vitrified brick plant. - population about 6000 - the largest coal producing town in the Southwest - capacity 100 cars per day." Below the image are written "July 1911" and "Texas & Pacific Quarterly pg 72."

Copy photo of T&P train #2 and its crew posing for a picture next to it. Written below it are "Bunkie, La. 1911" and "Ed Robinson (copy photo)."

Photograph of the T&P roundhouse in Toyah, Texas with two box cars in front of it. Written below the image are "Toyah Texas July 1911 - 'El Paso Route' Boxcar" and "Texas & Pacific Quarterly."

Copy photo of the T&P roundhouse outside Toyah, Texas. The photograph is captioned "[sic] Birdseye View of Toyah and that Section West of the T. & P. Ry." Written underneath the image are "July 1911" and "Texas & Pacific Quarterly."

Copy photo of the train station in Clarksville, Texas. Printed on the image is "T. & P. Passenger Station, Clarksville, Texas." Written below the photo are "T&P Clarksville, Texas Station" and "Texas & Pacific Quarterly July 1911 pg. 44."