Photograph of the third United States Post Office in San Antonio, located inside Gamble's Book store on Commerce Street near Main Plaza.

Photograph of a framed painting by Lucy Marshall titled, "A Lasting Peace: The Meusebach-Comanche Treaty." The painting depicts Baron Von Meusebach making the Comanche Treaty in Llano, so that Fredericksburg, Texas can be settled.

Photograph of the front (west) facade of the two-story stuccoed limestone building originally used as a law office by Jose Antonio Navarro at 230 Laredo Street.

Photograph looking north up Soledad Street, taken from the corner of Commerce and Soledad. On the left is the future Jack Harris Variety Theater, and on the right is the three story Masonic Building with the Veramendi Palace beyond it.

Photograph of the San Antonio River between banks of lush vegetation at Brackenridge Park.

Photograph of a negative image of the elaborately carved entry portal on the west facade of the church at Mission San Jose.

Copy print of Main Plaza, looking north towards Commerce Street across a landscaped park. From the intersection of Main Avenue at the left (west) to the intersection of Soledad Street at the right (east) are: the Wolfson Building, White Elephant Saloon, Chas. J. Langholz Saddles and Harness, an unidentified building, and the Smith Block . Buildings visible on Soledad Street, from top (north) to bottom (south), are: Old Bexar County Courthouse, four-story Kampmann Building, Dannenhauer Building, three unidentified buildings, and L. Frank Saddles and Harness.

Photograph of the front facade (west) of the Alamo on the right, and the front (west) and right (south) facades of the Hugo Schmeltzer Building on Alamo Plaza in the center.

Photograph of an oblique view of the front (west) facade of the Mission Concepcion church. A well is visible in the left foreground, with a section of wall standing at the far right.

Photograph of an oblique view of the Alamo's front (west) and south facades. The sign on the south facade of the Hugo Schmeltzer Building (left) reads, "The I&GN, The Best Way, Through Sleeping & Dining Car Service Unexcelled, St. Louis Worlds 1904 Fair."

Photograph of an oblique view of the front (north) and east facades of the Bexar County Courthouse, looking south across Main Plaza.

Copy print of Houston Street looking east, taken from Soledad Street.

Copy print of an oblique view of the north and west facades of the Maverick Hotel, located on East Houston Street at Jefferson Street.

Copy print of one-half of a stereograph by A.V. Latourette, showing the Gallagher Building on the corner of Alamo Plaza and Blum Street. The fourth United States Post Office in San Antonio occupied the first floor.

Copy print of the intersection of Blum Street (lower right corner) with South Alamo Street. This view is taken from the roof of the Menger Hotel, looking southwest.

Copy print of an oblique view of the west (front) and north facades of the Alamo, as seen through an wrought-iron gateway.

Photograph of the main portal to the church at Mission San Jose. This image has been printed in reverse. The correct order for the statues on the second story is (left to right): St. Dominic, St. Joseph with Christ Child, and St. Francis. The statues surrounding the door are (left to right): St. Joachim, Our Lady of Guadalupe, St. Anne with Child Mary. In this photo, St. Anne is shown on the left.

Photograph of a painting titled "Irish Flats" by Jose Arpa. The painting depicts the early vernacular-type houses built by Irish settlers in the area north of Alamo Plaza.

Copy print of a painting of William A. Menger, who built and owned the Menger Hotel.

Photograph of four religious articles at San Fernando Cathedral. In order left to right, they are: a metal crown, an incomplete baptism kit, an incense boat with spoon, and another crown. These articles were originally used at Mission San Jose.

Photograph of Alamo Plaza looking north. Grenet's Store and the Alamo are centered in the background, and the Meat Market house in the foreground. A streetcar and workers are visible on the far left laying tracks.

Photograph of the chili stands on Military Plaza, looking north.

Portrait photograph of John Lapham Bullis in a seated position, wearing a military dress uniform. Portrait was made after his elevation to the rank of Brigadier General in the U.S. Army on April 13, 1905.

Photograph of a statue of Saint Anne holding the Child Mary (head missing) on the west portal to the church at Mission San Jose. The statue stands in front of carved niche to the viewer's right of entry door.