Envelope with no address and no contents, and the only text being a printed note in the left-hand corner which says: "House of Representatives."

Letter from Cecile N. Kilday, Corresponding Secretary for The Congressional Club in Washington D.C., to Miss Lou Rayburn, which expresses thanks to Lou Rayburn for attending the club's Presidential reception.

Small card with a handwritten message: "Thinking of you, With love, Marguerite."

Photograph of an older woman standing outside with bushes and trees around her.

Photograph of a woman with a white bow in her hair wearing a white dress and holding a baby.

Portrait of a baby, possibly Joyce Rayburn, wearing a long white dress.

Portrait of a young child, possibly Joyce Rayburn, wearing a long white dress.

Portrait of a young man, possibly one of Sam Rayburn's brothers, wearing a suit and bow tie.

Portrait of an older man, possibly Sam Rayburn's maternal grandfather, John Waller.

Portrait of a man with short hair wearing a black suit and holding a hat in his left hand.

Portrait of a man and woman. The man has a thick mustache and is wearing a dark suit and ascot, and the woman is wearing a dark dress.

Portrait of a woman, possibly Medibel Rayburn, wearing a white dress with curly hair.

Portrait of a woman wearing a striped dress and a large feathered hat.

Portrait of an older woman with white hair wearing a dark dress with a lace collar.

Portrait of a young boy wearing a black suit and leaning with an elbow on a rock.

Portrait of Abner Rayburn as a young boy wearing a dark coat.

Portrait of Charles Rayburn as a baby sitting on a chair covered in a cloth, with his sister Joyce Rayburn as a young child standing next to him.

Portrait of three small children, two girls and one boy. The older girl is sitting on a chair while the boy stands next to her with his hand on her shoulder, and the younger girl is sitting on the floor in front of them.

Portrait of two young children, both wearing large bow ties, posing with their heads close together.

Portrait of two young children, both boys, wearing outfits with large lace collars and posing with their heads together.

Portrait of six men, with three sitting in chairs and the rest standing behind them in front of a painted backdrop. On the back side of the photo is an illustration and advertisement for the photography studio that says, "Instantaneous portraits of children, a successful specialty. Paul H. Naschke, Art Studio, 420 22nd Street Galveston, Texas. Duplicates can be had at any time."

Portrait of a young woman wearing a dress and standing in front of a loop of rope with a painted backdrop behind it.

Postcard from Medibel Bartley to Kate Thomas. It reads: "Dear Kate. Got to Austin all right. Edward got in about six o'clock Sun. morn over the I. & G. N. He came into our train before we got up. Surely was glad to see him. Then in a few minutes here came Mr. & Mrs. Smith. We all had breakfast together. We are staying at the same place we stayed before. Mr. & Mrs. Smith are paying $22.00 just for room. We just have to pay $10.00. Did I leave my mirror? I just can't get along without it. I hate for you to have to send it but I surely need it. Will write more when I get some ink and stationery. Lots of love, Meddie."

Empty envelope with typed text in the middle: "R. O. Evans & Company, 1104 South Wabash Avenue, Chicago, U. S. A."