Aerial photograph looking at the rows of tents at Camp Hulen. According to the text on the back of the photo, the commanding general's headquarters and staff officers' tents are located in the center of the frame. The tents in the upper left corner belong to the 141st Infantry Regiment, and at the very top is the 142nd Infantry Regiment.

Copy print of a photograph of Major General Parker (middle) standing underneath an airplane with a group of officers of the 36th Division.

Photograph of Guy R. Claybourn, Jr.'s 1924 Model "T" in the front right with Alexander Cunningham entering the vehicle. Governor James V. Allred is in his Ford touring car next to the Model "T" while touring through Camp Hulen. In the background is Harley Lewis's gray Plymouth automobile.

Photograph of Governor James V. Allred inspecting the messing of the colors of the 36th Division of the Texas National Guard.

Photograph of Major General Parker standing underneath an airplane with a group of uniformed soldiers. Two men are wearing flight helmets and scarves.

Copy print of an aerial photograph of Camp Hulen, with a waterway off to the right.

Copy print of a photograph showing Governor James V. Allred standing at the head of the chow line, with officers and troops of the 36th Division of the Texas National Guard. According to the text, the Allred is taking the final review of the division after its two-week encampment.

Photograph of Governor Allred (middle front row) posing with officers of the 36th Division of the Texas National Guard in front of an airplane. All of the officers are wearing their uniforms, while Governor Allred is wearing civilian clothing.

Copy print of a photograph showing a number of national guardsmen inspecting an airplane's engine. In the background, more national guardsmen on working on another

Copy print of an aerial photograph showing Camp Hulen with the Gulf of Mexico in the background. There are groups of soldiers lined in formation in the foreground of the picture.

Postcard showing five Douglas O-43As of the 111th Observation Squadron of the Texas National Guard flying in formation over Camp Hulen

Photocopy of a photograph showing 111th Observation Squadron, 36th Division, of the Texas National Guard, in formation at Camp Hulen. VIP officials form the line just in front of the parked cars, with the troops in the foreground. The view from the camera is looking southeast toward Tres Palacios Bay.

Copy print of a photograph of Major General John A. Hulen and Major General George P. Rains sitting at a table with a large group of people.

Monthly magazine containing brief text such as adages, anecdotes, opinion pieces, poetry, and recipes.

Monthly magazine containing brief text such as adages, anecdotes, opinion pieces, poetry, and recipes.

Monthly magazine containing brief text such as adages, anecdotes, opinion pieces, poetry, and recipes.

Photograph of a Tyrannosaurus Rex on a bridge that has a sign that says " Longest Trail of Dinosaur Tracks on Exhibit ". There are two cars and a truck behind the bridge. Text on the back reads: " Texas exposition in Austin. Aug 1936 ".

Photograph of a group of twelve teenage young men and women standing in two rows inside a large recess in the exterior wall of a brick building. The members of the group are wearing long, medium-colored academic robes with light-colored collars, and medium-colored academic caps. Behind the group are two windows and an entrance to the building, while to their right, there are windows along the wall. A lined yellow sticky note on the back of the photograph identifies the people as, from left to right, front row to back: Lois Douglas Robinson, Louise Bridges Messer, Rosa Laverne Mims O'Hara, Wilhelmina Carsten Friederich, Helen Killingsworth Norwood, Alea Faye Evans Dure, Helen Hutchens Hendrickson, Fred Norwood, Bill Griffith, Marcien Thomas, and Charles Moran.

Daily newspaper from Fort Worth, Texas that includes local, state, and national news along with advertising.

Photograph of the front and side of a two-story building with wooden siding, surrounded by trees. There is a second-story balcony over the front porch. A handwritten note on the back says, "D. C. Dickson Home. Anderson, Tex - 1936."

Photograph of three people wading in Bull Creek. They are wearing swimsuits and the person in the middle is wearing a swim cap. Brushy hills are in the background behind them.

Photograph of a family wading in Bull Creek. There are three children, an adult man, and a small dog standing in the water; a number of trees are visible along the bank in the background.

Photograph of the falls of Bull Creek. The text on the back of the photo reads, "The high falls near 'Slanting Rock' swimming hole in upper Bull Creek. This shows about half of the falls."

Photograph of Adam R. Johnson, the Director of the Texas Relief Commission, at his desk in his office. A portrait of Franklin Roosevelt is on the desk behind him. Photograph is signed and dated 5/19/1936.