Photograph of Robert "Bobby" Parker Kelly, Jr. (1931–2007), grandson of Bettie Parker Kelly, riding a pony..He wears a hat, a vest, and long chaps with a star and the numbers "2001" on them. The pony stands on the curb of a street, with a sidewalk, a house, and its lawn in the background behind Robert, who is smiling.

Photograph of a Baylor University basketball team. The players are arranged in two rows on a set of bleachers, with a male at center holding a basketball painted with the year "1931" on it. The team's coach, Floyd Arnold "Jim" Crow, is seated rightmost along the bottom row, wearing a dark-colored coat with two fountain pens in his pocket.

Photograph of strikers of the International Ladies' Garment Workers' Union (ILGWU), 1935. The workers, mostly women but including some boys and men, are arranged in four rows in a mostly-empty room. Those seated or kneeling do so on fabrics placed on the wooden floor. A sole lightbulb hangs from above.

Photograph of Irving Langdon Reese (1930–1997), aged one year, on Easter 1931. He wears a white gown and sits on a table next to to a hat and several stuffed Easter bunnies at left. This photograph is addressed to Mary Ann Sonntag.

Photograph of an unidentified woman in a dark-colored dress. She wears a necklace with long, oval beads, and faces forward.

Photograph of an unknown woman in profile, holding a flower raised in her left hand. She wears a dark-colored dress and gazes at the flower.

Photograph of Dr. Leslie Eugene Kelton sitting on the back of a mule and holding a rifle. He wears a dark-colored outfit with a matching cap.

Photograph of Katie Traweek, Roy Gilreath, Kittie Belle Kirkpatrick, and other individuals identified as May, Mildred, Winnie, and June posing outside with a dog.

Photograph of Lionel Aulis Robinson Jr. (1915-1930) sitting on the grass with his cat, Highbrow. He looks down at the cat, leaning over it slightly.

Photograph of Walter Philmore Evans's cotton gin and cotton bales. A cart is parked in front of the bales.

Photograph of Dan and Minnie Tieman Weiss posing together for a portrait in wedding clothes. The bride wears a floor-length wedding gown with a matching headdress and veil. She carries an elaborate bouquet with strings of flowers dangling from it. The groom wears a dark-colored suit with flowers pinned to his lapel. The couple stands arm-in-arm.

Photograph of Mary Lou, June, and Anna Carolyn Scott, and Richard and Gus Berry posing together in costumes. The children standing in the back wear cowboy costumes, while the children kneeling in the front wear Native American costumes.

Photograph of Mary Lou and Anna Carolyn Scott posing with toy guns while wearing cowboy costumes. They stand in front of a brick house partially obscured by vegetation.

Postcard of the neon red Pegasus sign atop the Magnolia Building in Dallas, Texas. The rotating sign is placed on a metal structure at the topmost point of the structure.

Postcard of "a state hangar line" in Randolph Field, San Antonio. Depicted is a large field of biplanes next to checkerboard-roofed hangars. Several wide buildings are located perpendicular to paved roads next to the hangars.

Book outlining the early history of medicine and of medical societies in Texas, along with brief biographical sketches of prominent physicians by county. It includes excerpts of newspaper articles, association meeting minutes, and other sources documenting practices over time.

Photograph of two young girls at the Texas Centennial Exposition. They are sitting on the ledge of a exhibit that showcases 3 buffalo. The girls are identified as Tonia Gilreath and June Gilreath.

Guest badge of the 1930 Texas Cotton Palace and Dairy Show. The badge includes a design of a dairy cow in the center.

Photograph of a group of students from the Campus Ward School. The students are lined up in rows and standing on the steps of the school.

Photograph of Earl Eskew, Clarence Moyston, & Virgil Beard at SAMSCO (San Antonio Machine & Supply Company) Foundry in Waco. The three men are pictured inside of a warehouse.

Scrapbook page that includes 3 separate photos of architecture near or in San Antonio, Texas. One photo is of a well within the walls of the Alamo. The image on the top left of page 1 is the Base Administration Building at Randolph Field (aka Randolph Air Force Base. At the bottom right, there is an image of the San Antonio Municipal Auditorium Building, which has since been incorporated into the newer Tobin Center for the Performing Arts. On the second slide, the image in the upper left is of the Japanese Sunken Gardens, renamed the Chinese Tea Gardens during WWII and restored to Japanese Tea Gardens in 1984.

Photograph of several flower garlands on the graves on Walter and Rachel Shirley with bushes and hills in the background.

Photograph of June and Tonia Gilreath with another young girl sitting on the side of the Littlefield Fountain at the University of Texas at Austin with the UT tower and trees in the background.

Funeral notice for the friends and family of Mr. A. W. Ruff, giving the time and location of the ceremony and internment.