Photograph of T&P train #311 after a boiler explosion. There are a few men inspecting the wreckage. Written below the image are "Augnes, La 1925 (Shreveport) #311 Boiler Explosion" and "Ed Robinson (C. W. Witbeck - Photo)."

Photograph of the wreckage of T&P #311 after a boiler explosion. A small group of people are climbing and posing on the wreckage. Written below the image are "Augnes, La. 1925 (Shreveport) #311 boiler explosion" and "Ed Robinson (C. W. Witbeck - photo)."

Photograph of seven men posing together next to railroad tracks, outside a large brick train station. They are standing in two rows, with four men standing in the back and three men squatting in the front. A handwritten note below the photo says "Paris, Texas 1928 or 1929 (L-R) Buck Wright - Chief Clerk; Carl Haley - Clerk; Scottie - Warehouse Foreman (W. M. Scott); Frank Lytton - Cashier; Billy Bridges - Clerk; Charlie (Plug) Lewis - Porter; - others not known."

Photograph of an aerial view of the T&P roundhouse in Fort Worth, Texas. There are tracks visible running on either side of the photo, and a large building below the roundhouse. Written beneath the image is "Fort Worth, Texas Feb 7th 1928 - 32 stall roundhouse."

Two copy photos of an index of T&P stations. Each town has the population listed from the 1920 census as well as elevation. The first copy has 57 towns highlighted in red and 17 towns highlighted in yellow, as well as a list of 10 towns on the back. The second copy is blank.

Photograph of President and Mrs. Warren G. Harding in the cab of a passenger train. President Harding can be seen operating a lever in the engine while Mrs. Harding watches. The text below the image says "[sic] Nov 7th 1920 President & Mrs Warren G. Harding in Cab of T&P Passenger Locomotive #709" and "Southwest Collection."

Photograph of a large group of twenty-four men, posing in front of a roundhouse. The men are organized in two rows, with ten men seated in the front and the others standing behind. Most of the men are wearing overalls and work clothes, though several are wearing suits. Several Texas and Pacific train cars are visible in the bays of the roundhouse behind the men. Text at the bottom of the image says "Round House Crew. Toyah Texas. J. F. Keating Gen. Foreman. A. Thoer Night Foreman."

A photocopy of a photograph of Rev. Benjamin Rodarte. On the reverse of the photo was written, "A Mexican exiled priest took charge of the Mexican work as assistant to Fr. Henry Knufer in Aug. 1928. Died Dec. 22, 1929, in Abilene Baptist Sanitarium in consequence of an operation for gall stones."