Photograph of Sara Jane Harden (1850–1906), pictured from the shoulders up. She looks to the left. Her name is misspelled as "Hardens" in a note on the back.

Photograph of an unidentified woman wearing a frilly high-collared white shirt. She looks slightly to the right with puffed hair.

Photograph of Hopkins County Courthouse in Sulphur Springs, TX. The courthouse sits in the middle of brick roads, with cars driving past it in the left side of the foreground. One car drives in front of the courthouse towards the left, next to a sidewalk that sits around the base of the building. The courthouse is made of orange and red stone and is constructed as two intersecting rectangular sections with curving walls connecting the sections' edges. One rectangular section sits with its widest side facing the camera and while the other one, intersecting it, faces the camera with its thinner side. Both sections have four main rows of windows, the bottommost one consisting of small windows just above the ground. The wider section has a roof that slopes up to an edge, creating a triangular shape at its ends, while the thinner section has a triangular roof that slopes up to a point, with a small structure projecting out of the front side of the roof. The structure has three small windows on it and has a roof that slopes up to an edge like the roof of the wider section of the building. Small towers with cone-shaped roofs …

Photograph of two old men leaning against a bricked wall and watching a parade pass them by in Como, Texas.

Photograph of a man sitting in the passenger seat of a car, slightly leaning out the windo. Taken in Como, TX.

Photograph of a group of people gathered in their driveway and watching a parade in Como, TX. A group of teenagers and young adults are seated on the hood of a vehicle. Two older adults are seated on foldout chairs in front of the cars.

Photograph of an older man seated in a chair on a porch. The older man is holding a cane in his left hand and a soda can in his right. The man is wearing thick glasses, a polo shirt, and checkered pants. Written on the back of the photographs identifies the man watching a parade in Como, Texas.

Photograph of "Prof. Chapman," dressed in a dark-colored coat. He has combed hair and looks to the right of the photographer.

Photograph of an unidentified child sitting in a black cushion with a white gown. She smiles and looks leftward.

Photograph of an unidentified older woman from the shoulders up. She wears a dark, pleated black dress and has flower earrings.

Photograph of an unidentified woman pictured from the shoulders up. She wears a frilly black dress and looks slightly to the left.

Photograph of an unidentified couple. A man at left (possibly Edd Buchanan?) in a suit and tie stands alongside a woman at right (possibly Mary Dee? [Gr]ady? or Ennie?), who wears a white gown.

Photograph of the TXSSAR Color Guard at The Hopkins County Veterans Memorial in Sulphur Springs, Texas. They are standing side by side in uniform, holding muskets. Ted Wilson can be seen on the far right side of the photograph, and is not holding a musket. Tom Whitelock and Gary Lovell can also be identified. Three flags can be seen hanging from flagpoles behind them.

Photograph of the TXSSAR Color Guard at The Hopkins County Veterans Memorial in Sulphur Springs, Texas. Members are lined up in front of the Hopkins County Courthouse, facing to the left of the camera. They are pointing muskets in the air. Large memorial structures can be seen on the right side of the photograph.

Photograph of a member of the TXSSAR speaking at The Hopkins County Veterans Memorial in Sulphur Springs, Texas. He is standing on stage behind a podium, facing to the left of the camera. He is wearing a Color Guard uniform.

Photograph of the TXSSAR Color Guard at The Hopkins County Veterans Memorial in Sulphur Springs, Texas. Members are lined up in front of the Hopkins County Courthouse, facing to the left of the camera. They are firing muskets in the air, and there is smoke all around them. Large memorial structures can be seen on the right side of the photograph.

Photograph of the TXSSAR Color Guard at The Hopkins County Veterans Memorial in Sulphur Springs, Texas. They are lined up in uniform, facing the camera. They are all holding muskets except for Ted Wilson, on the far right side of the photograph. Tom Whitelock and Gary Lovell can also be identified. A large stone memorial structure can be seen behind the group, engraved with the word "Honor."

Photograph of the TXSSAR Color Guard at The Hopkins County Veterans Memorial in Sulphur Springs, Texas. They are walking single-file toward the Hopkins County Courthouse, with their backs turned to the camera. They are all carrying muskets. Large memorial structures can be seen on the right side of the photograph.

Photograph of a member of the TXSSAR Color Guard speaking at The Hopkins County Veterans Memorial in Sulphur Springs, Texas. He is standing behind a podium on stage, looking off to the right of the camera. He is in uniform. The Hopkins County Courthouse can be seen behind him.

Photograph of a headstone at The Hopkins County Veterans Memorial in Sulphur Springs, Texas. The headstone reads: "John E. Phinney -- Pvt US Army -- World War II -- Sep. 12, 1926 - Aug. 10, 1954." There is a small cross on the top portion of the headstone, above Phinney's name.

Photograph of a memorial structure titled, "This Eternal Flame," at The Hopkins County Veterans Memorial in Sulphur Springs, Texas. The structure was donated by Rhonda Adair. It consists of a tall, trapezoidal statue with a fire pit on top. Insignia for the US Army, Marine Corp, Navy, Air Force, Coast Guard, and Marines have been engraved into one of the structure's sides. Shrubs can be seen behind the memorial in the background of the photograph.

Photograph of a sculpture at The Hopkins County Veterans Memorial in Sulphur Springs, Texas. The sculpture consists of four panels of stone inlaid in a large granite wall. On the right side of the sculpture is a train. To the left of the train, two soldiers are preparing to board. Another soldier is embracing a woman in the center of the scene. Other people can be seen walking. On the left side of the sculpture, a man is sitting in front of a station building with a sign above the windows that says, "Sulphur Springs." Above the sculpture on the granite wall are the words, "Hopkins County Veterans Memorial." The word "memorial" is being covered up by a tree in the photograph. Text has been engraved into the granite on either side of the sculpture.

Photograph of a section of a list of names at The Hopkins County Veterans Memorial in Sulphur Springs, Texas. A small ribbon has been placed next to John Everett Phinney's name.

Photograph of Gary Lovell (left) and another member of the TXSSAR Color Guard (right) at The Hopkins County Veterans Memorial in Sulphur Springs, Texas. They are standing side by side in uniform, looking off to the left of the camera. They are both holding muskets. Two large stone memorial structures can be seen in the background. From left to right, they read: "Respect" and "Honor."