Photograph of the Glasscock County Courthouse in Garden City, Texas.

Photograph of the Glasscock County Courthouse in Garden City, Texas.

Photograph of the Glasscock County Courthouse in Garden City, Texas.

Photograph of the Glasscock County Courthouse and Jail in Garden City, Texas.

Photograph of the Glasscock County Courthouse and Jail in Garden City, Texas. The stony exterior has a four-columned entrance on each side.

Photograph of the Glasscock County Courthouse and Jail in Garden City, Texas. The stony two story structure has four barred windows.

Photograph of the Glasscock County Courthouse and Jail in Garden City, Texas. The stony exterior has two stories with four columns supporting the roof.

Photograph of the Glasscock County Courthouse and Jail in Garden City, Texas. Large bricks form the two story structure.

Photograph of the Glasscock County Courthouse and Jail in Garden City, Texas. The structure is a two story stone building.

Photograph of the Glasscock County Courthouse and Jail in Garden City, Texas. The picture focuses on the south side of the courthouse.

Photograph of the Glasscock County Courthouse and Jail in Garden City, Texas. The stony building has two stories and three windows.

Photograph of the Glasscock County Courthouse and Jail in Glasscock County, Texas. The courthouse is seen from the south side.

Photograph of the Glasscock County Courthouse and Jail in Garden City, Texas. The cornerstone of the building is inscribed with a masonry symbol.

Photograph of the Glasscock County Courthouse and Jail in Garden City, Texas. A cement plaque details the origin of this building.

Photograph of a roundup operated by Henry M. Halff, possibly near the Quien Sabe Ranch. According to a note written on the back of the photograph, the roundup occurred when the Jules Drivers took up their homestead. Halff (position unspecified) is mounted on a horse among other cowboys also mounted on horses and a wagon loaded with cargo, all in front of a two-story wooden ranch house. A man at left stands dismounted from his horse, pointing to the left.

Photograph of a roundup operated by Henry M. Halff, possibly near the Quien Sabe Ranch. According to a note written on the back of the photograph, the roundup occurred when the Jules Drivers took up their homestead. Halff (position unspecified) stands around a loaded chuckwagon with horses grazing the background and other cowboys and women resting in the grass.

Photograph of the headquarters of the Quien Sabe Ranch, a two-story ranch house with a large gable roof, a porch along the length of the house, a wooden picket fence and a dirt path in front, and several narrow, column-like trees planted in the front. Several unidentified men stand around the ranch house's fence

Photograph of W. B. Preston standing in a dirt field with a saddled horse next to him. A wagon and a roofed canopy lays behind him, in front of a wooden fence. A note on the back indicates: "This is Daddy, probably during Quien Sabe [ranch] days."