Copy negative of Dublin Grade School, which was built in 1901 after the previous building burned in 1900. It was demolished in 1936, and some of the original flooring and native stone was used in a new two-story elementary school on the same site.

Copy negative of a man standing in a field with windmills and a herd of cows in the background, at E. C. Hewett's ranch in Flomax, Texas during the early twentieth century.

Copy negative of a group of children with some adults posing in a semi-circle during the early twentieth century. They are standing waist-deep in the water of Green's Creek which was used for baptisms. Other people are visible on the bank in the background.

Copy negative of Jacob Andrew "Jake" Carter and his wife, Martha Jane "Mattie" Chaney, both elderly and sitting in rocking chairs on a rug, taken during the early twentieth century.

Copy negative of William Sam Floyd and Ardella "Della" Greene with their child, James "Jim" Floyd, circa 1895.

Copy negative of an old automobile crossing a wooden bridge during the early twentieth century. Several people are partially visible in the vehicle.

Copy negative of people and a horse standing outside of a wooden cotton gin building during the early twentieth century.

Copy negative of men leaning on cotton bales in a yard full of cotton bales, both on the ground and on wagons, taken during the early twentieth century. Several buildings are visible in the background.

Copy negative of a cotton yard with bales of cotton, men, and horse-drawn wagons moving the bales in 1910.

Copy negative of a family, with a small child standing between the mother and father and two older children standing next to them, and a farm house behind them, taken during the early twentieth century.

Copy negative of two men and a boy sitting on a pile of hay in the back of a horse-drawn wagon during the early twentieth century.

Copy negative of a man working at an early twentieth century syrup mill converting sugar cane into cane syrup; a child is sitting on a stack of sugar cane next to him. The cane is inserted into the mill and the juice is squeezed out of it by a mule walking in a circle. Behind the mill, men are standing by a vat of boiling juice becoming syrup. This mill was located near Wilson, Texas in Comanche County.

Copy negative of a Methodist Episcopal Church building in Glen Rose, Texas during the early twentieth century.

Copy negative of workmen reaping wheat in J. A. "Jim" Hancock's field, with a team of horses hitched to a reaping machine during the early twentieth century.

Copy negative of a group of people standing around graves at Barbee Cemetery between Shiloh and Edna Hill. Several women standing next to the largest headstone are all holding spears as part of a ceremony for Woodmen of the World (W. O. W.), circa 1910.

Copy negative of Bill Armstrong, owner of a cotton gin in Dublin, Texas, from the early twentieth century.

Copy negative of a postcard with an image of the Brown County Jail building in Brownwood, Texas from before 1917.

Copy negative of a postcard with images of four buildings in Spring, Texas: the YMCA, Big Spring, Texas & Pacific Depot, and Methodist Church. It was postmarked August 25, 1911.

Copy negative of a newspaper clipping with a photograph of the Charter Members of the Dublin Rotary Club, taken when the group was organized by Joe B. Henderson on June 19, 1947. Accompanying text is printed under the image, including the names of all the members in the order that they're pictured.

Copy negative of a postcard picturing the Comanche County Courthouse in Comanche, Texas, with a carriage parked in front of it.

Copy negative of a postcard with an image of the Comanche County Jail building in Comanche, Texas, taken after 1908.

Copy negative of a postcard with an image of Presbyterian Church in Comanche, Texas, with a postmark on the original photo dated February 29, 1908.

Copy negative of the front of a postcard image of a panoramic view of the public square in Comanche, Texas, with the courthouse visible above the rooftops. A handwritten note at the top of the postcard says "Thanks for Harris [...] It is beautiful [...] I had a [...] just like it. Our views [...] come yet. There I am [...] you are old once. Hilda"

Copy negative of a postcard showing Comanche, Texas taken from the courthouse looking north, with Paris Smith Drug Store, C. L. Cox Groceries, C. M. Moore Hardware, and Dr. W. W. Sands Dentist visible. A handwritten note on the postcard says "Dear little girl, forgive my delay as I have been half sick. This is the street our office is on, only it is a little further east. Answer soon. Hilda."