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

Photograph of the chili stands in Military Plaza, looking north. Men and boys sit on wooden benches grouped around tables topped with large lanterns.

Photograph of two covered wagons, each with a team of oxen, stopped outside a storefront on Commerce Street. At the right, a carriage travels away from the wagons in the opposite direction.

A full-body portrait photograph of General Sam Houston. He is posed holding a hat and walking stick in front of a nature backdrop.

Copy print of Military Plaza, looking south. Groups of covered wagons are visible around the plaza.

Photograph of the Soledad and Commerce Street intersection, facing south on Soledad towards Main Plaza. The R. Wulfing & Co. store stands on the corner. The building pictured on the right is the future Jack Harris Variety Theater.

Copy print of a side view of the rear of the Alamo. A partial wall and iron bars are visible behind vegetation.

Copy print of the west side of Main Plaza. The east and north facades of the multi-story Southern Hotel are visible above Paul Asher's dry goods store (far left). A person can be seen hanging linens from a clothesline on the rooftop adjacent to the hotel. San Fernando Cathedral stands in the center with several wagons in front. The two-story Frost Bank is to the right, with the Bat Cave (old city hall) visible in the background between the two buildings.

Photograph of the north and front (west) facades of the original Saint Mary's Church, located on the corner of Saint Mary's and College Streets.

Photograph of the rose window on the south facade of the church chapel at Mission San Jose. A Franciscan friar stands on the left side.

Photograph of the front (north) facade of the Saint Leonard Hotel on the south side of Main Plaza. A man is sitting in a chair with his feet propped up in the shade to the left of the front entrance.

Photograph of a jacal. Two boys and a girl stand in front of the structure. A bridge can be seen to the left of the jacal, with the field behind the jacal visible to the right.

Photograph of he northwest corner of Main Plaza, looking west along Commerce Street. Carl Elmendorf’s hardware store faces the camera. The two-story Plaza House hotel stands at the far right. A horse drawn carriage waits outside the Old Stand Bar Room. In the background, a group of men gather around a corner lamppost.

Photograph of the interior of the Scholz Palm Garden, opposite Joske's on Alamo Plaza and facing west towards Losoya Street. Pictured is the garden, with two mezzanine levels containing palms on ledges. People visible In the background on the lower level include: Fred Hummert, Otto Koehler, Adolf Scholz, Otto Wahrmond, and the Boerner family (Scholz's daughter).

Copy print of a painting depicting American forces, led by General Winfield Scott (on a white horse at lower left), attacking the Chapultepec Palace in Mexico City during the Mexican-American War.

Copy print of an oblique view of the front (south) and east facades of Saint Joseph's Catholic Church and Rectory on Commerce Street. The construction of the steeple is only partially completed in this photo. The Dullnig Building is visible at the lower left.

Photograph of hay and produce wagons, looking south in Military Plaza. A street car is visible at the the intersection of South Flores Street at the upper left. The third building to the right of Flores Street is the Kotula Building. The original Heusinger Hardware store is to the right of Kotula's.

Photograph of a man driving a narrow, covered cart pulled by mismatched team of a donkey and a horse on Commerce Street.

Photograph an oblique view of the south (rear) and east facades of Guenther's Lower Mill, taken from the river. To the right of the mill, a group of men stand on the river bank below several men mounted on horseback. Buildings can be seen in the background behind both the mill and the riders.

Copy print of the front facade of Julius Joske's first store on Austin Street. A light pole bisects the image. Six children and one man stand in front of the store.

Photograph of a water wheel on the San Antonio River, as seen from Dwyer Avenue, looking east towards Bowen Island.

Copy print of an oblique view of the Samuel Augustus Maverick Homestead, located at the northwest corner of Alamo Plaza and Houston Street. A team of oxen rests in the foreground.

Photograph of the Mission Espada Aqueduct over Piedras Creek.

Copy photograph of the Vereins-Kirche (Society Church) in Fredericksburg, Texas.