Letter from Irene Williams to her husband, complaining that he has not been writing to her and updating him on family and local news. She also enclosed clippings of four newspaper articles on various topics related to El Paso, Texas. The envelope is addressed to Mr. B. M. Williams in Long Beach, California.

Photograph of Byrd Williams Sr. and his wife Mary Alice standing on either side of a tree and looking towards the camera. Byrd is dressed in a hat, suit jacket, vest, pants, and bowtie. Mary is wearing a long, dark dress with long sleeves. A house can be seen behind them which is likely their home in Gainesville, Texas.

Photograph of pipeline installation and construction in a field, August 7th, 1928.

Photograph of construction crew with a man and a team of horses and an automobile near a large pile of soil or sand.

Photograph from inside the studio of Byrd Williams, III, in Westcliff, Texas. The graphic on the window reads, "Byrd Williams Photographer, Custom Framing." An automobile is parked outside the studio and houses are visible in the background.

Photograph of large pipes at a water or gas plant. A small structure with a tile roof stands in the background.

Photograph of five men standing shoulder to shoulder in front of a building and having their picture taken. The second man from the left is standing in front of a small sign that reads, Private.

Photograph of John and Byrd Williams III standing on a fallen tree branch while their younger brother Charles looks on. All of the boys are standing with their backs to the camera so their faces are obscured. Byrd and John are wearing coveralls and their heads are not in the shot. Charles is wearing a white long sleeve shirt and is standing on the ground.

Photograph of an unidentified man in uniform and standing upright for his portrait outside on a wooden deck at a military camp.

Photograph of a large mountainside, where a wooden planked road goes across the horizon to the center of the cliff, were barely visible is a wooden shed, possibly for bird watching.

Photograph of three farmers sitting on their tractor machines, produced by Milwaukee, and using the machines to cut the grass in the field.

Photograph of five women wearing long-sleeve dark black dresses with their hair pinned up and pulled back. All five women are standing shoulder to shoulder and posing stoically for their portrait. A young boy in a blazer and shorts are standing in front of the women.

Photograph of an unidentified man in uniform and standing upright for his portrait outside on a wooden deck at a military camp.

Photograph of the ocean, with the side of the Cliff House in view, also known as the "Gingerbread Palace."

Photograph of a landscape of mountains and trees in New Mexico.

Photograph of a landscape of mountains and trees in New Mexico.

Photograph of multiple mountainsides overlapping on another as the view of the photo goes backward into the horizon. Many of the hills and cliffs are covered in loose rock and trees.

Photograph of ships in a harbor. There are many different types of ships, from barges to military style ships to sailboats, and they are all sailing on the left side of the harbor. The water is split by a stone wall that is running in a diagonal across the image. There are some buildings built around this wall on the shore and the foreground of the image is covered in tall grasses.

Photograph of an unidentified soldier posing for his portrait on the wooden path leading towards the military camp.

Photograph of an unidentified soldier posing for his portrait in his military uniform, standing on the wooden deck of the military camp.

Photograph of five men wearing uniforms, standing in front of a construction site, at least three of which are African Americans. The man on the left appears to be in charge of the other four.

Photograph of three men and a horse walking on a short dirt path that goes out towards the lake, the other part of the land is seen along the horizon of the photograph.

Photograph of a monument in honor of the "Panhandle Boys" standing outside of The Amarillo Municipal Auditorium. The text on the base of the monument reads, "IN HONOR OF THE PANHANDLE BOYS OF THE WORLD WAR. ERECTED BY LLANO ESTACADO CHAPTER, DAUGHTERS OF THE AMERICAN REVOLUTION. DEDICATED ARMISTICE DAY 1928." The statue has since been relocated to Ellwood Park in Amarillo, TX.

Letter from Johnathan Biffle to his son-in-law, Byrd Williams, Jr., regarding the relationship between Byrd Williams, Jr. and Irene Biffle Williams.