Studio portrait of Lela Mae Koch. She is pictured from the bust up. She wears a white blouse with a white scarf and a carnation corsage. Her hair is curly and short and she has lipstick on.

Photograph of a straight on view of the Lipscomb County Courthouse. It is a two story building with a basement. There are four large pillars in the front of it with stairs leading to the front doors. A woman in a white shirt and long dark skirt stands in front of the doors. On the right side of the frame, behind the courthouse, is a small white church. There is another small white house on the left.

Photograph of a front-angled view of the Lipscomb County Courthouse. The court house is a large two-story building with basement windows. The front of the courthouse has 4 large pillars and stone steps leading to the entrance. Across the foreground is a decorative fence with a landscaped lawn behind it. A man stands in the center of the frame behind the fence working with a tool in his hands. There are clouds in the sky. Written on the side of the photograph in cursive is, " Lipscomb County Court House at Lipscomb".

Photograph showing the Lipscomb County Courthouse from across the street on the buildings right side. Next to the left and in front of the courthouse is the jail and maintenance house. Around the courthouse lawn is a detailed fence. There are two trees on either side of the frame. On the left side of the frame there is a dark car parked beneath in the shade of a tree. Written across the bottom is, "Lipscomb County Court House at Lipscomb".

Studio photograph of two seated rows of Lipscomb County cowboys. Six men sit in the back row and three sit on the ground in the front. All except one man wears light-colored shirts, one wears a jacket, two wear vests and two wear suspenders. One wears a bowtie and one wears a necktie. Six men wear cowboy hats and one wears a newsboy cap. There is a fake backdrop behind them and hay on the ground.

Aerial photograph of the Lipscomb County Fair. There are three dirt roads. Parked along two of the roads are very many cars, trucks, and commercial trucks. There is a large domed building in the center of the fairgrounds. Along the bottom road are a few houses with trees. Wolf Creek is in the top right corner. In the top left corner is Paines Service Station. Written on the left border is, "Wolf Creek", on the top border is, "Lipscomb County Fair. 1948.", and along the right border is, "Paines Service Station."

Photograph of Lipscomb County ranchers and farmers. Every man wears a suit with either neckties or bowties. They are in front of a fake backdrop that depicts lavish drapery. In the back row, from left to right, is Mose Hays, A.E. Moreland, Bill Nail, Charley Rynearson, S.Y. Cupp and Bud Walker. Middle row, left to right, is Ira Boone, F.M. Carmichael, Seb Jones, Bill Kelley, Hiram Black, and Alex Young. Front row, left to right, is Henry Mallup, Ed Rubottom, Alex Maltsberger, and Bill Hale.

Photograph of the front of the Lipscomb Hotel. There is a partial view of a man standing on the porch on the right side of the frame.

Photograph of the Lipscomb Hotel. The building is two-stories tall and has a front porch. Two men sit in chairs on the porch and one stands. All three are wearing hats. Above the porch is a sign that reads, "Lipscomb Hotel". On the right side of the frame is a horse and buggy facing the hotel. Behind the buggy is a fenced area with trees.

Photograph of a Lipscomb Street north of the Courthouse. There are three old, historically preserved buildings. The building closest building on the left side of the frame is white with a porch. The building in the middle is wooden and the third building on the right side of the frame is wooden with a tin roof. To side of the first building is an old wooden wagon. In front of the first building is a telephone pole and hitching post. There are tiny yellow flowers all over the ground.

Studio photograph of a small boy. He is wearing a light-colored, collared short-suit with a dark wide belt. His socks are striped and pulled up to his knees. He wears a white hat with a dark band.

Studio portrait photograph of a smiling Lois Koch from the bust up. She is wearing cat-eye glasses, a white blouse with lace collar, and a carnation corsage with ribbons. Her hair is short and curled.

Studio photograph of Lois Koch smiling from the bust up. She wears a light-colored jacket with a lace collar. Pinned on the jacket is a jeweled brooch and a white carnation corsage with ribbons. Her hair is short and curled and she wars cat-eye glasses.

Studio photograph of a smiling Luella Koch Miller from the bust up. She wears a white blouse and a carnation and ribbon corsage. Her hair is dark, curled, and short.

Photograph of seven farmers using threshers to thresh maize. On the left side of the frame is a pile of maize and a steam engine with two men sitting on it. On the right side of the frame is a pile of cut maize with a thresher and five men standing on top of it. Next to the thresher is a team of two horses. The men wear overalls and hats. Typed across the bottom is, "This is a picture showing the threshing of maize. Be-"

Photograph of Matilda Harl Drake and her family. She and an older bearded man are seated, between them stands a young man and to Ms. Drake's left stands a boy. The man and two boys are wearing suits with white shirts, both boys wear ties. The young man's suit is pinstriped and beneath the coat he wears a vest and a pocket watch. Ms. Drake wears a dress with puffed sleeves, buttons up the center, and a high lace collar.

Photograph of a wheat thresher with and steam engine. There are twelve men and one boy on top of, sitting, or in front of the equipment. On the left side of the frame is the steam engine with a man standing on it. In front of the engine is a team of white horses with a man holding their reins. On the left side of the frame is the wheat thresher with three men standing on top of it. In front of the thresher is a man and boy sitting in a wagon with a team of dark horses. Next to the wagon are six men holding pitchforks. Two of the men have cigarettes in their mouths. All the men except one wears a hat. Everything stands in a field of cut wheat.

Photograph of fifteen women and fourteen men sitting and standing on a hay wagon hitched to a team of four dark horses. They are all looking at the camera and they all wear bonnets, hats, or cowboy hats. The women are wearing light-colored dresses and the the men have collared shirts on and some wear suits and ties. Behind them are two buildings. A sign on the building on the right side of the frame reads, "Real Estate and Cattle. Merydith and Co. School and RR Lands, Farms and Ranches". In the foreground is grass and weeds.

Photograph of eleven women and fourteen men picnicking in tall grass. Sixteen are seated and nine are standing. Six are holding sandwiches and two are putting them in their mouths. There is grass and weeds in the foreground and tall trees in the background. Some wear aprons that read, "Merydith Lumber Co."

Photograph of Merydith Lumber Company employees picnicking. There are ten men and ten women. All the women wear light-colored dresses. The men wear button-up shirts, two wear bow ties, two wear suspenders, three wear neckties, one wears a jacket, and six wear hats. Three of the women wear bonnets, one wears a nice hat, and one wears a man's hat, and six wear aprons that say, "Merydith Lumber Co. Lumber and Coal." They are sitting on a hill beneath a tree.

Photograph of the front of the Lipscomb County Courthouse in Lipscomb, Texas with Mildred Rice and Laura Sibley Barton sitting on the left side of the stairs and Jessie Lemaster and "___" Rice Duke sitting on the right side of the stairs (if you're facing the entrance). There are large pillars on the front of the courthouse. At the top it reads, "19 Lipscomb County 16". Behind the church on the right hand side of the frame is a small church building. The women's names are written across the bottom border.

Staged photograph of Mr and Mrs. Dick Nail. The couple sits in a wooden buggy that is hitched to a dark bull. He wears a dark suit and hat and she wears a dark dress with a fur vest, gloves, and hat. A sign hangs from the buggy that reads, "Arkansaw Traveler." The buggy and bull are on top of a wooden walkway. Behind them is a log cabin with a sign above the door that reads, "Our Summer Home".

Photograph of a Mrs. Smith with her twin babies. She is holding the babies in her lap, one in each arm. The babies wear white dresses and there is a blanket beneath them. Mrs. Smith wears a large light-colored apron and is looking down at the twin in her left arm.

Photograph of Gussie Shutterly (left) and Myrtle Mugg (right) on their knees in a watermelon patch eating watermelons. Ms. Shutterly wears a checked dress and a bonnet. Ms. Mugg wears a white blouse and skirt. In the background is an open field. Written on the photograph in blue ink is, "Myrtle Mugg & Gussie Shutterly."