Portrait of Mary Portfield Hickman, visible from the chest up, wearing a dark-colored top with buttons up the front, an upturned collar, and puffy sleeves. A hand written note on the back reads, "Mary Portfield Hickman, born June 30, 1846 - Nacogdoches, Tex. Her parents came from the state of Miss. Attended school in Austin, kept by B. J. Smith. Sept. 29, 1869 married N. F. Hickman. Died Liberty Hill, Tex. Oct. 8, 1926." Many descendants are listed on the back of the photograph.

Photograph of Charles Early Martin posed standing with a group of seven railroad crew men in the doorway of a building. A handwritten note on the back reads, "Charles Early Martin and railroad crew," and a note on the front of the photograph has an arrow pointing to the man in the middle of the first row, "Papa Martin."

Portrait of Louis Wagner, visible from the chest up, wearing a dark-colored suit jacket with a striped tie and boutonnière. A hand written note on the back identifies him as "Louis Wagner."

Photograph of a pigeon house, a structure that is raised off the ground. Several birds can be seen on the roof.

Photograph of Early Martin sitting on the edge of a log eating his lunch - a lunch kit is open on the ground between his legs. Behind Early Martin is a railroad handcar on a railroad track; two men on either side of the handcar are also resting. A handwritten note on the back reads, "Early Martin with crew on railroad."

Photograph of an unidentified man (left) standing with Charles Early Martin (right). They pose with their arms around each other's shoulders.

Photograph of two unidentified girls - the girl on the left stands on a wicker chair and the girl on the right stands on the ground beside the chair. Both girls wears matching light-colored dresses, hair bows, tights, and shoes. The background is difficult to discern, but a curtain is held against a wall in the right corner of the photograph.

Portrait of Mr. J. E. Proctor standing with his right hand on a chair and his left hand holding his hat. In the chair is a French horn and its case. A guitar is leaning on the chair.

Photograph of two young girls, one a seated infant on a wicker chair, and the other a standing child. They are both dressed in white and have short hair.

Photograph of three young girls, with two seated on a fur blanket, and the youngest holding a doll.

Photograph of two seated brothers, possibly twins, with umbrellas in their hands. Text reads: "Mesrs. Nelson and Leigh."

Photograph of a church with a large group of people outside. The men are dressed in dark clothing and the women are dressed in light-colored clothing.

Portrait of a boy in a dark coat, light-colored, collard shirt, and a wide tie.

Portrait of a married couple in which the wife(right) has her hand around the husband's(left) elbow.

Photograph of Daisy and Katie Pennington with their names written under them. Their names are also written on the back in pencil.

Photograph of John Abner Starnes. He is in profile, looking to the left. He wears a suit and tie.

Photograph of Josh Starnes. He wears a suit and a bowtie.

Photograph of the Starnes brothers. From left to right, they are John Lawrence Starnes, Thomas Benton Starnes, and Albert Ross Starnes. All three wears suits and ties.

Photograph of Andrew Whitley of Georgetown, TX. He wears a suit and white tie, and his hair has been combed back.

Photograph of Andrew Whitley as a young boy. He wears a suit jacket and a patterned tie.

Photograph of Olive and Andrew Whitley. He wears a suit jacket and a patterned tie, while she wears a lacy gown.

Photograph of Andrew Whitley and his wife, Eula Vaughan Whitley. They were married on March 13, 1900. He wears a suit and white bow tie. She wears a white gown with a pin at the breast.

Photograph of the grave marker of Andrew Whitley in Liberty Hill Cemetery in Williamson County, Texas. It reads: "Andrew Whitley, born February 10, 1872. Died September 2, 1901. One less to love on Earth, one more to keep in heaven." Several other headstones can be seen beside and behind Whitley's. The left bottom corner of the photo has been ripped away.

Photograph of Mr. and Mrs. John M. Whitley. She holds his arm with one hand; the other is placed on her stomach. Both of John Whitley's hands are folded in front of him. They stand in front of a white backdrop.