Photograph of Robert Parker Willis in 1956. He is visible from the chest up, and wears a suit and tie.

Letter from Robert Parker Willis to Clara E. and John T. Willis, Sr. on October 10, 1925. He sends his sympathies upon hearing of the death of their daughter, and apologizes that his family cannot come down to see them. He asks if they have received the flowers his family sent, and asks them to come see him, as his daughter is anxious to see John Todd Willis, Jr. again.

Photograph of an unidentified boy wearing a long-sleeved dotted coat and a large striped bow tie. He sits in a curved wooden chair and smiles into the camera.

Portrait of a young couple. A handwritten note below the photo says "Gerald McIntyre (cousin), mama's sister's son."

Photo album of Sadie Boone and Lou Ella Morgan of Wichita Falls, filled with photos of family and friends visiting various places, such as YWCA gym class, Exall Lake in Dallas, Dallas High School, and several locations in Galveston, Texas.

Postcard image of First Presbyterian Church in Wichita Falls, Texas. The large white colored church has two sets of steps leading up to the front entrance, stained glass windows, and circular style lamps placed throughout the exterior. Visitors of the church are along the steps going into the building.

Photograph of an unknown baby. The small child is propped up in a wicker chair and wearing all light color clothing.

Birth announcement for Mary Martha Monroe. Text on the front and handwritten text on the back list her parents as Dr. Charles Walter Monroe and Calhoun Harris Monroe. In the announcement Mary Martha's baby photo is in between silhouette photos of a man and a woman. They all have the appearance of being hung up above a fireplace inside a home. There is text underneath the lit fireplace that reads " from our house and our fireside's glow a light of friendship shines afar: That spark we kindled long ago- still wishing joy wherever you are."

Postcard to Mrs. R. P. Dorian in Burkburnett, Texas, from her son in Waco. Mrs. Dorian's son writes of visiting a show while waiting for his train to Rockdale later that day, anticipating his arrival there at 7 o'clock. The front of the postcard shows down Franklin Street in Waco, lined with stores, tall buildings, and pedestrians on sidewalks.

Photograph of William Carey Thornberry (1901–1978) and his brother, Milo Lancaster Thornberry (1907–1980). William stands at left in a dark coat, and Milo sits on the edge of a wooden bench in a white shirt. Both are facing forward.

Photograph of the house of H. D. Fillers in Wichita Falls. The house is a simple, one-story suburban house, with a chimney, a doorway with a decorated entry, and two garage doors. Short trees and shrubs line the front of the building, and a large tree is partially visible at right. This photograph is addressed to Mrs. R. M. Packer.