Caroline McGuire Street and Thomas McGee Scott on his graduation day from Princeton, June 13, 1904. The Scott family lived in Paris.

Caroline McGuire Street and Thomas McGee Scott on his graduation day from Princeton, June 13, 1904. The Scott family lived in Paris.

Mary Fooshee Scott of Paris in 1904.

The James H. McGuire family, Christmas 1904. Left rear, Elizabeth DeBarger McGuire, 3rd from left rear, Fred McGuire; 5th from left rear, Jessie McGuire; middle row 2nd from left, Caroline Street Scott; 3rd, James H. McGuire; 1st row with mustache, Albert McGuire.

Caroline McGuire Street on June 13, 1904.

Caroline McGuire Street on June 13, 1904.

Thomas McGee Scott on his graduation day from Princeton, June 13, 1904. The Scott family lived in Paris.

Thomas McGee Scott on his graduation day from Princeton, June 13, 1904. The Scott family lived in Paris.

This is a photo of the last official hanging that took place in Anderson County around 1904.

This is a photo of the last official hanging that took place in Anderson County in 1904.

R.T. Vaughn weighing bales of cotton, to his right is a man holding team of horses attached to wagon with cotton bales, and to his left is his helper, Andy Gore.

Color postcard depicting the Grand Lagoon, patterned after the one in Venice, Italy. Gondola boats float across the water. This postcard is an advertisement for the Regal Shoe Company of Boston. They offer to send a free map of the exposition to anyone interested. Handwritten on the front of the card, "Hello your self. I have been to fair & returned had fun plenty. You owe me letter. Your friend, S.G.F. Was at fair ten days. Why did you not write you before you went." It is addressed to Miss Rosa Bassano, Paris, Tex., South Mill St. It is postmarked Cincinnati, Ohio on Oct 27, 1904.

This is a photo of the last official hanging that took place in Anderson County in 1904.

Photograph of the First Christian Church charter members in front of the building known as the "Christian Tabernacle". The Reverend H.M. Polsgrove is sixth from the left on front row. He served the First Christian Church in Port Arthur, 1908-1911. This building was constructed in 1905 at 700 Fifth Street. It was removed in 1912 to make room for the new brick structure which was completed in 1915. Other ministers who served in the Tabernacle were Reverend Tolbert Weaver, and Reverend C.F. Pearce.

Thomas M. Scott and Carolyn M. Street wedding party, November 3, 1904. Back Row, L to R: Eleanor McGuillard (friend), Jessie McGuire (Albert's wife), Gertrude Briggs (aunt of bride), Josephine Hollingsworth (friend), Sidney Moore (best man); second row: Caroline McGuire (aunt of bride), Thomas Scott (groom), Adelaide Backer (friend); front row: Carolyn S. Scott (bride), Elizabeth McGuire (Albert's child), Albert McGuire (uncle of the bride), Elizabeth deBarger McGuire (grandmother of bride).

Tom and Carolyn Scott on their wedding day.

Letter to Tom Scott from his future father-in-law, Charles W. Street, congratulating him on his engagement.

Letter from Carolyn McGuire to Tom McGee Scott, congratulating him on his engagement to her niece, Caroline McGuire Street.

Letter to Tom Scott from a classmate, congratulating him on his engagement.

Letter to Tom Scott from his father, upon Tom's engagement.

Letter to Carolyn Street from Thomas McGee Scott, the day after they agreed to be engaged. Written from Princeton, N.J., addressed to 41 Yard Ave., Trenton.

Photo of Thomas McGee Scott.

Photo of Caroline McGuire Street.

Letter to Carolyn Street from M. Fooshee, congratulating her on her engagement to Tom Scott.