A photocopy of a page from a marriage record book from Clyde, Texas.

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."

Photograph of a group of workmen around a train platform under construction. One man is inside the platform base where various equipment is visible; other men are standing to either side of the platform and holding tools. Train cars are visible on the tracks in the background. A typed form (Form 815 Rev.--2-14) is below the image and says, "The Texas & Pacific Railway Company, Office of R. J. Dean, Scale Engineer. Fairbanks 50 foot platform, 100 ton capacity type registering beam track scales with dead rails in course of erection at Gouldsboro LA April 1913."

Photograph of a large group of people standing in a line along one corner of a Texas & Pacific Railway depot in South Mansfield, Louisiana. The building is a single-story building with a taller, square tower on the corner and stick-style architectural decorations. Text in the upper-right corner says "T&P Depot 1915 South Mansfield, LA."

Photograph of train engine #540, viewed from the side. "540" is visible on the side. Part of a building can be seen in the right background. The distinct wheels are prominent. Handwritten text below the image says, "Builders Photo Alco 1919."

Photograph of a large T&P double spout water tower near a roundhouse. An engine and a few train cars are visible to the right of the tower. Written underneath the image are "T&P Double Spout Watertower by Roundhouse (1915-16 era)" and "Don Watson Collection."

Copy photo of T&P train #810. Text beneath the image says "Baldwin H-2 July 1919" and "R.H.Carlson."

Photograph of Cypress station in Cypress, Louisiana. There are people walking around to the left of the station, and to the right a train is visible. Text on the left and right sides of the image says, respectively, "Pleasant Hill Main Line (Later Branch Line)," and "Natchitoches Branch." Written below the image is "T&P Cypress, La. -Elevation 100 (1915-16 Era) Notice how the [sic] stations name is spelled out in rocks by the trackside," and "Don Watson Collection."

Photograph of the train station in Ravenwood, Louisiana. Written on the left side of the image is "N - Ravenwood 3-14-16." Below the image are written "T&P Ravenwood, La. Station Mar 14th 1916 - Elevation 34" and "Don Watson Collection."

Photograph of the train station in Baird, Texas. Written underneath the image is "T&P Baird, Texas Station - Elevation 1,715 (1915-16 era)" and "Don Watson Collection."

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."

Photograph of Wheelock station. There are two men visible to the left of the building. Written on the left side of the photo is "4 - Wheelock 3-3-16." Below the photo is written "T&P Wheelock Mar 3rd 1916 [E.B Wheelock was an early officer of the T&P boat also named after him see T&P topics March 1949 pg.37]" and "Don Watson Collection."

Photograph of a group of men posing in front of T&P train #169 at the yards in Longview, Texas. Written below the image are "Longview, Texas 1913 - yards, Sam Turlington (Just a loafer), Joe Still - Switchman, Si Alexander, Switchman, Baldie Waldron - Engineer, Will Finley - Fireman" and "Bill Bray Collection."

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 train #136. There is a large mound of coal in the car behind the engine. Written beneath the image is "Addis, La. Feb 8 1916" and "Watson & Brown Collection."

Photograph of the T&P Depot in Shreveport, Louisiana. Text on the image says "T&P Depot 1910 Shreveport, La." Written below the image is "H.D. Conner Collection."

Photograph of a T&P water tower with servicing facilities. Written below the image are "T&P Servicing Facilities (1915-16 era)" and "Don Watson Collection."

Photograph of Natchitoches station in Natchitoches, Louisiana. Written text below the image says "T&P Natchitoches, La. Station - Elevation 133 (1915-16 era)," and "Don Watson Collection."

Photograph of a T&P water tower. Written below the image are "T&P Watertower (1915-16 era)" and "Don Watson Collection."

Photograph of a double spout T&P water tower with train tracks running along the right side of the photo. There are a few buildings visible on the left side of the image and a small cart in the foreground. Written underneath the image are "T&P Double Spout Watertower (1915-16 era)" and "Don Watson Collection."

Photograph of an operator named Bob Denton posing for a picture. Written to the right of the image is "Operator - Bob Denton at [sic] Gorden Texas Ft.W.-Whitesboro Subdivision Taken 1919*Note six gun."

Photograph of South Mansfield Station. There are a few people visible around the station. Text written below the image says "T&P South Mansfield, La. Station - Elevation 340 (1915-16 era) - Unusual diamond crossing at station," and "Don Watson Collection."

Photograph of the train station in Pyote, Texas. Written below the image is "T&P Pyote, Texas Station - Elevation 2,618 (1915-16 era)" and "Don Watson Collection."

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."