Photograph of Mrs. Mattie Belle Anderson posing on her 84th birthday. She is sitting and wearing a long, dark dress with boots and a light-colored collar. A note on the front of the photo reads "Mrs. Mattie Belle Anderson, a native from Kentucky, the early public school teacher in Ft. Davis in the 1880s. She later becomes Postmistress in 1886"

Photograph of Nick Mersefelder posing and wearing an Independent Order of Odd Fellows uniform. There is a dark-colored curtain hanging behind him and a patterned rug beneath him. He is wearing a cap and carrying two sabers.

Photograph of Nick Mersefelder standing outside of his house with a bicycle. His body is turned towards the right side of the frame, but he is looking back towards the left side of the frame. He is wearing a long-sleeved collared shirt and dark-colored pants with a wide-brimmed hat. The bicycle has a bag attached to the handlebars. His house is covered in light-colored siding and features a wide front porch.

Photograph of six members of the Independent Order of Oddfellows in full regalia. They wear formal uniforms with feathered hats and carry sabers. The bottom of the photograph identifies the subjects. From left to right, they are A. G. Prude, A. Aggerman, W. E. Pruett, Chase Mulhorn, W. Keesey, and N. Mersfelder.

Photograph of the Officer quarters of old Fort Davis. There is a large rock formation behind the various buildings. The back of the photograph notes "The Gillespies lived in # 3 until Mr. Gillespie's death. When Mrs. Gillespie and Bess returned to Ft. Davis they lived in # 9. Later moved 'uptown' to the north half of the Jeff Davis Country Club."

Postcard of old Fort Davis with Sleeping Lion Mountain in the background. The old fort (right) is a cluster of dilapidated brick and wooden buildings. A lone tree stands on the left side of the frame.

Photograph of an old road going down into Musquis Canyon around dam. The top of a large wagon wheel is visible in the foreground. Sparse vegetation dots the sloping, rocky landscape.

Photograph of a line of several small buildings in a wide, flat landscape at the bottom of a canyon. The photograph has been taken from a high vantage point. Several trees dot the landscape.

Photograph of W. T. Jones taken from the torso up. He is wearing a dark-colored suit and tie, sporting a well-kept light-colored beard and round-rimmed glasses.

Photograph of George W. Gleim taken from the torso up. He is wearing a dark-colored three-piece suit with a light-colored shirt underneath and a light-colored pocket square. His hair is slicked back and his mustache ends in two carefully manicured curlicues.

Photograph of a young girl in a dark-colored dress and wide-brimmed hat sitting on the back of a donkey in a well-decorated room. The girl looks toward the camera and the donkey faces the left side of the frame. In the background, there is a wall with intricate wainscoting and a large wooden mantle. The back of the photograph reads "Mrs. Tyre Brown. Lois Thompson."

Photograph of Mr. Beau McCutcheon taken from the torso up. He is wearing a suit with a vest and a bowtie over a light-colored shirt. His hair is slicked back and he is looking upward and toward the right of the frame.

Photograph of Mrs. Beau McCutcheon taken from the torso up. She is wearing a dark-colored dress with an even darker-colored collar. Her hair is pulled back and teased into a bump on top of her head. She is looking to the right side of the frame.

Photograph of Mrs. Nancy Whitaker Keesey taken from the torso up. She is wearing a ornate high-collared shirt with lace details and her hair is gathered on top of her head. She is looking to the right of the camera.

Photograph of Nancy Keesey on a portrait card. She is wearing a high-necked dress with a light-colored lace collar framed by a darker colored dress. Her hair is gathered on top of her head and she is looking to the left of the camera.

Photograph of W. Keesey's Mother. She is wearing a dark-colored long-sleeved dress with a light-colored collar and she is clasping her right elbow with her left hand. Her hair is pulled back and she is looking directly at the camera, though she is not smiling.

Photograph of a large barn surrounded by fencing in a flat, sparsely vegetated landscape. The back of the photograph identifies it as the "Pruett barn."

Photograph of a single-story L-shaped light-colored stucco house. In front of the house, there is a fenced-in yard with lots of foliage. Two trees frame the photograph on either side. The back of the photograph notes that this was the "Pruett House" but is "now Kokernot."

Photograph of the R. S. Sproul family. 8 individuals of various ages are standing on a porch and looking toward the left of the frame. The porch is made of dark-stained wood and supported by several posts. A large window is visible on the left side of the frame. A note on the photograph lists the subjects from left to right; "R. S. Sproul, Roberta Sproul Williams, Mrs. R. S. Sproul, Ruth Sproul Miles, F. L. Sproul Sr., Mary Sproul, M. H. Sproul, and Alice Sproul."

Postcard of Court Avenue in Fort Davis, Texas. The photograph has been taken from a high vantage point, looking down a dirt road lined with homes on the left side and power lines on the right side. Several hills are visible in the background.

Photograph of Reverend L. R. Milligan Performing a Baptism at Bloys Camp Meeting. Several individuals are gathered in the middle of a shallow pond to perform the baptism as dozens of onlookers stand on the shore. A large hill rises up in the background.

Photograph of the Reynolds brothers containing a large herd of horses, which the back of the photograph refers to as "remuda," in rope corrals. In the background on the right side of the frame, a large pile of boulders is visible. In the background on the left side of the frame, the base of a large hill is visible.

Photograph of a large, natural rock wall taken from a distance. The landscape in the foreground is rocky and sparsely vegetated. The back of the photograph says "McCutcheons."

Postcard of a large rock formation in Fort Davis, Texas. The formation is framed by trees on either side.