Photograph of a plaque bolted to to a train car that has an image of a spur with a star logo and the dates 1776 - 1976. The text of the plaque says, "In appreciation of outstanding achievement by 610 Historical Foundation from American Revolution Bicentennial Committee of Fort Worth." Handwritten text below the image says, "Plaque on side of T&P #610 at 610 Historical Foundations [sic] new facilities in Fort Worth, Texas Apr 24th 1982."

Photograph of Lee Roy Bilbo standing out-of-doors in front of a pine tree. He is wearing a button-down shirt and slacks with a stetson hat. There are bird feeders hanging from the tree and a metal-sided shed visible in the background. A handwritten note below the image says "Mr. Lee Roy Bilbo - T&P conductor at Bonham, Texas Apr 23rd 1982."

Photograph of the side of a train engine and connected car parked inside a building, viewed from the rear. Handwritten text below the image says, "T&P #610 at 610 Historical Foundations [sic] new facilities in Fort Worth, Texas Apr 24th 1982."

Photograph of a dining room in the Ginocchio Hotel that has a number of square wooden tables and chairs. The walls are decorated with a floral wall paper and white wooden paneling and accents along the bottom and top of the wall. Handwritten text below the image says "The Ginocchio Hotel - dining room 1981 "the rose room."

Photograph of a train bell chained on a wheeled cart, among unidentified furniture. Handwritten text below the image says, "T&P Bell supposedly off T&P #333 at Bonham, Texas Apr 23rd 1982 owned by Lee Roy Bilbo."

Photograph of the side of a train engine and connected car, parked inside a building. Part of the front of the engine is visible, with the number "610." Handwritten text below the image says, "T&P #610 at 610 Historical Foundations [sic] new facilities in Fort Worth, Texas Apr 24th 1982."

Photograph of an open guest book on a wooden stand with a number of signatures on both sides of the page and an orange-colored pen laying on the right-hand page. Handwritten text below the image says, "The Ginocchio Guest Book - 1981."

Photograph of looking down into the lobby of the Ginocchio Hogel, viewed from an upper landing in the stairwell. There is decorative woodwork on the banisters and around the stairway. In the lobby, several desks and tables are visible around the room. Handwritten text below the image says "The Ginocchio Hotel - staircase leading down into the lobby."

Two photographs of a freight station building in Eastland County, Texas. The first photograph shows the north and east sides of the building, which is a narrow, single-story building with a tall gabled roof and extended eaves with brackets. The second image shows the same angle from farther east, at the corner of W. 3rd Street and Conrad Hilton Ave.; part of another building and parked cars are visible in front of the station. Handwritten text below the images says, "T&P Eastland Texas Freight Station at Eastland, Texas Apr 26th 1982."

Close-up photograph of the front of a train engine parked inside a building. It includes the headlamp with the number "610", and top of the engine, where a diamond-shaped "Texas & Pacific Railway" logo is attached. Handwritten text below the image says, "T&P #610 at 610 Historical Foundations [sic] new facilities in Fort Worth, Texas Apr 24th 1982."

Photograph of the front of a train engine parked on a track inside a building. It has the number "610" on the front and a diamond-shaped Texas & Pacific Railway logo at the top. Handwritten text below the image says, "T&P #610 at 610 Historical Foundations [sic] new facilities in Fort Worth, Texas Apr 24th 1982."

Photograph of a shoeshine station in front of several large windows in the lobby of the Ginocchio Hotel. Handwritten text below the image says, "The Ginocchio Hotel - Shoeshine - in the lobby 1981. note the cast camels which provided footrests on this vintage stand."

Photograph of a fireplace in a guest room of the Ginocchio Hotel, viewed through a doorway. There is decorative wood around the outside and around a large mirror above the fireplace. There is a window visible to the right and a lamp hanging from the ceiling. Handwritten text below the image says "The Ginocchio Hotel - Fireplace in one of the Guestrooms - 1981."

Photograph of a barn in an open field, repurposed as a train station near Hallsville, Texas. The building is a wooden structure painted red with white trim with a tall, gabled roof. Handwritten text below the image says "T&P Hallsville, Station as seen Apr 28th 1982 incorpored [sic] into a barn on a nearby farm."

Photograph of a train station in Ranger, Texas, viewed from the train tracks. The station is a long, single-story brick building; a three-story brick building is visible behind the station, to the right. Handwritten text below the image says, "T&P Station at Ranger, Texas Apr 26th 1982 (looking west)."

Photograph of a round wooden dining table and six chairs in a lunch room at the Ginocchio Hotel. The floor is tiled, with the "Ginocchio" logo. Handwritten text below the image says "The Ginocchio Hotel - Bentwood chairs were the order of the day in the lunchroom."

Photograph of a hill somewhat covered in vegetation, with a set of railroad tracks crossing it, about halfway up. A grassy field is visible in the foreground. Handwritten text below the image says, "T&P tracks climbing Baird Hill - Apr 26th 1982."

Photograph of a dining room in the Ginocchio Hotel including a number of wooden tables in the room and a long lunch counter, at right, with wooden stools lined up in front of it. Handwritten text below the image says "The Ginocchio Hotel - Lunchroom with long marble counter."

Photograph of a stairway that appears to be in the entryway of the Ginocchio Hotel in Marshall, Texas. The stairway has a decorative wooden banister and red carpeted stairs. The wall has wood along the bottom portion with a red patterned wall paper above, decorated with multiple portraits, hanging at intervals. A small table and chairs are set under the stairs. Handwritten text below the photo says, "The Ginocchio Hotel - rare curly pine accentuates the workmanship in staircase turnings."

Two photographs taken in Ranger, Texas; the top image is of the train station, viewed from the train tracks. The station is a long, single-story brick building; a three-story brick building is visible behind the station, to the right. The lower image shows a main street in Ranger with various buildings and strorefronts lining either side of the street and several cars on the road. Handwritten text below the image says, "Top Photo - T&P Station at Ranger, Texas Apr 26th 1982 (looking west). Bottom Photo - Town of Ranger (looking north from east end of station)."

Photograph of a train bell chained on a wheeled cart, among unidentified furniture. Handwritten text below the image says, "T&P Bell supposedly off T&P #333 at Bonham, Texas Apr 23rd 1982 owned by Lee Roy Bilbo."

Photograph of a portion of the lunch counter in a dining room at the Ginocchio Hotel, including a display case on top of the counter and several wooden stools lined up across one side of the counter. On the first side of the image, a portion of a parking lot and the Marshall train station are visible through a large window. Handwritten text below the image says, "The Ginocchio Hotel - Lunchroom patrons could still keep one eye on their train as the T&P Marshall Station was easily viewed through the window."

Photograph of a part of a train wheel on the engine or connected car of Texas & Pacific train #610. Handwritten text below the image says, "Closeup of Wheel Brg on T&P #610 at 610 Historical Foundations [sic] new facilities in Fort Worth, Texas Apr 24th 1982."

Photograph of the south and east sides of the Ginocchio Hotel taken from the corner of Ginocchio Street and N. Washington Avenue. The building is a long, two-story building with a third-floor attic space, with a sidewalk cover along the length of the front. A part of the Marshall train station is visible behind the hotel on the right side of the photo. Handwritten text below the image says "The Ginocchio Hotel - showing barber shop and other little businesses along the parking lot side of the hotel."