Photograph of Will and Willie Pruitt standing on the steps of a building. A pillar rises behinds Willie's head. Will wears a dark suit, overcoat, and hat, while Willie wears a dark fur coat.

Photograph of sheep in a stockyard pen besides a railroad. Loading chutes can be seen extending from livestock cars and down into the stockyard. Several people can be seen sitting on stockyard walls.

Partial photograph of three young boys wearing trousers, high boots, and sailor hats. They are embracing in front of a brick building with an arched entryway. A woman can be seen holding two children by the doorway.

Photograph of a boxcar without wheels beside railroad tracks. A man in overalls stands in front of an open door at the rear of the car. A water tower can be seen in the background.

Photograph of sheep being held in a pen. They appear to be freshly sheared.

Photograph of Willie Pruitt posing against the wall of a truss bridge. She is wearing dress, high heels, and a hat. "Me" is written on the photo above her head. "Willie at Becky's Wedding" is written on the back of the photo.

Photograph of a box car located next to a wooden livestock loading chute. Stenciled lettering appears on the side of the car.

Photograph of a complex of buildings and smokestacks at the Acme Cement Plaster plant in Acme, Texas. Boxcars can be seen behind buildings to the left.

Photograph of a group of people of various ages standing outside of a train depot. A horse-drawn wagon is parked behind a railroad crossing sign. A handwritten note on the back of the photo reads "Station waiting on papa."

Photograph of a group of sheared sheep standing within a wooden livestock pen. A group of six men sit atop the fence in the background.

Photograph of Eli Rogers and Juanita Rogers standing on the front porch of a house. Eli wears a newsboy hat and dark clothes, while young Juanita wears a white dress.

Photograph of a woman wearing a dark coat and hat while standing in front of a black automobile. A handwritten note on the back of the photo states that this car was later stolen.

Photograph of Willie M. Pruitt Rogers wearing a fur hat, dark overcoat, and a necklace.

Photograph of a young woman wearing dark clothing and standing in front of piles of baled cotton.

Photograph of two young men wearing cowboy hats and goat hair chaps.They are standing in front of a backdrop painted to look like a log cabin.

Photograph of a caboose labelled Quanah, Acme and Pacific Railway. A conductor wearing a dark hat and vest stands in the doorway to the right. A smoking locomotive can be seen in the background.

Postcard bearing the image of Willie Pruitt standing by the edge of a bridge with another woman. Two early model Ford automobiles are parked behind them.

Photograph of six members of a girl's basketball team lying on the ground in front of a basketball court. The girls are wearing sailor blouses,bandannas, and skirts. Willie Pruitt is holding the basketball near the center. The other girls are from left to right: Grace Lee, Opal Maples, Francis Mayes, Bertha Manuel, and Alene Furgeson.

Photograph of cattle in livestock pens by railroad tracks in west Texas.

Photograph of Willis, Willie, Eli, Elias, and Lacy Pruitt standing together in a park. The three middle aged men are wearing slacks, buttoned shirts, and hats. Willie Pruitt wears a light dress, while Lucy Pruitt wears a polka-dot dress.

Photograph of a group of sheep held within a livestock pen. Six men can be seen sitting atop the fence in the background.

Photograph of sheep in a stockyard that has ramps leading towards livestock cars on a train. People can be seen on the ramp and sitting on the stockyard walls.

Photograph of Aulton and Marvin Pruitt wearing military uniforms and standing in front of an automobile. A truck and a house can be seen in the background. The reverse side of the photo bears a handwritten note indicating that the men are the children of Cora Reynolds Pruitt and that Aulton was wounded in the Pacific Theatre of World War II.

Postcard sent from a person named Henry to Willie Pruitt. The postcard bears the image of fifteen men on horseback in front of a brick building.