Clipping of the title section of the from the Dallas Times Herald newspaper. It includes part of an article about Italian leftists kidnapping U. S. Brigadier General James L. Dozier.

Photograph of the back of the Cistercian Preparatory School buildings, taken from an aerial perspective. In the background, a sports field and a wooded area are visible, and in the foreground, the tops of three school-buses and two buildings are partially visible. Between the two clusters of buildings is a large grassy field with trees and a pathway. On the back of the photograph is an ink stamp and handwritten notes.

Photograph of two, two-story brick buildings on the Cistercian Preparatory School campus. The building on the right is partially obscured by trees. There is a large, open, grassy field in front of the two buildings and a curved road in front of the building on the right. On the back is a sticker and handwritten notes, including one that reads, "'91."

Photograph of buildings at the Cistercian Preparatory School in Irving, Texas. Part of a two-story brick building can be seen on the far left, connected by a covered pathway with brick arches to a partially visible one-story building in the middle ground. Part of a one story building of different architecture can be seen on the far right. In a grassy area in the foreground, a fire hydrant and a stone pathway can be seen, along with part of the street. On the back, there is a sticker and two handwritten notes, including one that reads, "'91."

Photograph of a monk and a Cristercian Preparatory School student look out from a hill on the Cristercian monastery grounds towards the Dallas city skyline. The male student stands on the left, while the monk is on his right - both stand in front of a barbed wire fence, overgrown with tall grasses. In the middle-ground, houses and farms are barely visible. On the back of the photograph are handwritten notes, including one describing the scene and identifying the monk and student.

5-6 p. : b&w, ill. ; 58 x 36 cm.

Photograph of a light-colored building on a hill, visible from across a parking lot. Another building and a staircase leading up the hill are partially visible on the far left. The two buildings are connected by a glass-enclosed walkway. On the back of the photograph is a sticker and handwritten notes, including one that reads, "'91."

Photograph of a two-story building on a hill at the Cistercian Preparatory School. A few trees and part of a paved road are visible in the foreground. On the back of the photograph is a handwritten note that reads, "1964."

Photograph of three light-colored brick buildings on a hill, visible from across a parking lot. Two staircases lead up the hill to two of the buildings, which are connected by a glass-enclosed walkway. Another building is partially visible on the far left. On the back of the photograph is a sticker and handwritten notes, including one that reads, "'9..."

Newspaper clipping featuring an article that discusses how Damian Szodeny, James Lehrberger, Peter Verhalen, and Bernard Marton came to join the Cistercian order. It describes their lives before joining and their thoughts about being monks. The clipping also contains other articles and advertisements.

Newspaper clipping with an article describing how the Cistercian monastery, Our Lady of Dallas, is transitioning from being isolated to being surrounded by development.

Photograph of a Cistercian Preparatory School student and Cistercian teacher (both male) reading a book while sitting at a table. Also on the table is a stack of books, and in the background is a bookcase. The student is wearing a school uniform, and the teacher is wearing the Cistercian habit. On the bottom and side margins of the photograph are handwritten notes.

Photograph of the Cistercian Preparatory School campus, taken from an aerial view. State Highway 114 is visible beyond the campus. Much of the campus and its buildings are unfinished. On the back of the photograph is a yellow smudge and a handwritten note with numbers.

Pamphlet that describes the Cistercian monastic order, a branch of the Benedictines order. The pamphlet briefly discusses the history of the order, its objectives, and educational work.

Brochure from the Cistercian Preparatory School describing the construction of a middle school campus. It solicits donations for various buildings and describes the intellectual ability of the school's students.

Photograph of a two-story brick building sitting on a small incline, visible from across a parking lot. The two-story building is directly connected to a one-story brick building on the right. A small staircase leads up the hill to the building entrance and there are trees in front of the building. On the back of the photograph are a sticker and handwritten notes, including one that reads, "'91."

Newspaper clipping from the Dallas Times Herald describing changes facing Our Lady of Dallas Cictercian monastery in Irving, Texas. Real estate development in the area and the deaths of aging monks are said to threaten the future of the monastery.

Photograph of the back and side of two brick buildings sitting on the left side of a sloping grassy hill. An air conditioning unit sits on the side of the closest building. In the background are more buildings and a wooded area, partially visible. On the back of the photograph are a sticker and handwritten notes, including one that reads, "'91."

Photograph of a male Cistercian Preparatory School student and a monk standing under a tree and looking at a two-story building across a grassy field. The brick building has lots of windows and extends out of shot. The student wears a plaid blazer, and the monk has his right hand on the boy's shoulder. The back of the photograph is covered in yellow brush-streaks.

Book that commemorates the 900 year history of the Cistercian order and its forty year presence in Texas. It contains histories of the order, memoirs, and spiritual reflections.

Photograph of two, two-story brick buildings on the Cistercian Preparatory School campus. The building on the right is partially obscured by trees. There is a large, open, grassy field in front of the two buildings and a curved road in front of the building on the right. On the back is a sticker and handwritten notes, including one that reads, "'91."

Postcard with two photographs of the Cistercian Preparatory School Middle School and gymnasium buildings. Each building has two stories and is in a different style of architecture. On the back of the postcard are the address of the school, the postcard publisher's information, a box for a stamp, and the words, "Post Card."

Photograph of the Cistercian Preparatory School entrance sign. In front of the sign is a small bed of bushes of varying sizes. In the background is a small wooded area. On the back of the photograph is a sticker and handwritten notes, including one that reads, "'91."

Photograph of two partially visible, light-colored brick buildings connected by an L-shaped covered walkway with brick arches. There is a large tree in the middle of the courtyard created by the covered walkway. A dirt road cuts through the large grassy area in front of the buildings. On the back are a sticker and handwritten notes.