Photograph of L. A. Robinson and an unidentified man standing in the large doorway of Nash-Robinson and Company in Marlin, Texas. Both men are wearing dark-colored suits and hats. A handwritten note on the back reads, "1918, L. A. Robinson, standing in doorway of Nash-Robinson & Co., Marlin, TX."

Photograph of a crowd of people surrounding a train in Chilton, Texas. A few horse-drawn wagons can be seen, as well.

Photograph of an unidentified woman in a white dress posing next to a wicker chair. A wreath of flowers is laid on the chair's seat.

Photograph of William Noah Graham (1888–1967), pictured with a suit and tie. Biographical notes are written on the back.

Photograph of an unknown young woman facing to the right. She is wearing dark color clothing with lace detailing.

Photograph of 3 unknown young children. They are all dressed in light color clothing with two sitting down and one standing up behind the other two.

Photograph of two unknown young children. The small baby to the left is dressed in a light color gown and sitting up. The young girl standing to the right is also wearing a light color dress.

Photograph of Mary Frances Robinson (left) and Lionel A. Robinson (right) posing together in front of a porch column.

Photograph of James Lee Davis (1879–1939), pictured here as a child and dressed in a wool shirt and facing the left.

Photograph of James Lee Davis (1879–1939), pictured here as a child and dressed in a wool shirt and facing the left.

Photograph of an unidentified child sitting on a fur blanket. The child wears a white gown, and is seated in front of a painted background.

Photograph of Callie Currie Barnes and William Barnes. William is seated at left in a dark coat, and Callie is at right in a high-collared dress with a corsage of flowers pinned to the front.

Photograph of Burton Barnes, pictured outside the stairs of a clapboard house with a tricycle. He wears a coat and a hat, looking at his tricycle to the right of him.

Photograph of an unidentified woman with a high-colored white shirt and a coat with ties over it. She looks to the right of the photographer.

Photograph of Dr. W. S. Smith, Sr. (1882–1937). He wears a suit, a tie, and eyeglasses, facing forward.

Photograph of the Confirmation class of Perry Methodist Church. Two rows of people are visible, with an older man with eyeglasses and mustache at center along the bottom row. The students are dressed in dark coats with neckties and white dresses with hair ribbons. A note on the back identifies Phillip Faudi, aged 14, second from right, seated on the bottom row.

Photograph of Robert L. Johnson, Sarah B. Johnson, and Carrie Lee Johnson. Robert sits at left on a chair, holding a young girl at his right, who stands at center with her hand on her father's lap. A woman stands at right, her hand on Robert's shoulder, wearing a dark-colored dress. Robert, Sarah, and Carrie are identified on the back, as well as an additional name named Fay; their places in the photo are not marked.

Photograph of Burton English Barnes (1895–1933) as a child. He is dressed in a white gown and is seated in a wicker chair, looking forward.

Postcard of Aunt "Sis" Harthcock, dressed in a dark-colored coat. Hr hair is pulled back and she looks forward.

Photograph of Callie Currie Barnes holding a pan in her left hand in a backyard. In front of her is a small structure resembling the remains of a chicken coop; Barnes could be feeding roosters and hens nearby. She looks towards the camera.

Photograph of the graves of Callie Currie Barnes (1872–1925) and Alline Barnes (1899–1900) in Lott Cemetery. The graves appear freshly dug but undisturbed, with Callie's grave at left and Alline's at right. Bushes and grasses are scattered across the background.

Photograph of Tom Barnes in uniform. He stands outside a house with clapboard siding with a hat and a long-sleeved coat.

Photograph of an unidentified boy in a white dress shirt and a long, broad necktie, looking to the right.