Clipping of a Texas and Pacific locomotive roster. At the top is an image of an I-class, Texas-type locomotive with a large plume of smoke rising from the smokestack. Written below the image is "-Trains Mar 1950 pg 25."

Photograph of men and women of the Texas & Pacific Railway Company Traffic Department in Dallas, Texas. The group variously stands, sits, and kneels. They're dressed professionally in suits and blouses. A man in the front row holds a white piece of paper. Lighting fixtures and fans line the ceilings. Text on the bottom of the image says, "T&P Ry. Co. Traffic Dept. Dallas, Tex. Dec. 1950." A paper attached to the back of the image lists the typed names of the people in the photograph.

Copy photo of train #149 at Shreveport Junction with men posing in front of it. Written underneath is "Shreveport Junction 1909 - note early T&P slogan "The El Paso Route" lettered on system boxcar #149 the [sic] locomotive, was a Class C-1 switcher built in 1883 at a cost of $10,000 by the Rogers locomotive works of NY. The T&P at one time owned 15 of this type engine. All were retired between 1920 and 1925. From left- the first two men are unidentified. The others are S. A. (Sam) Parker; A. E. Pistole; M. A. (Mike) Kelly, & Ernest O'Hearn" and "T&P Topics, Oct 1950, pg 37."