Photograph of two men riding in a mule drawn cart, Oct. 10, 1919.

Photograph of a boat shaped float in a W. O. W. Parade. It is driving through the middle of a street, and children on the right side of the photograph are watching it pass in front of them. Other bystanders can be seen in the background.

Lock and Dam #8

Lock and Dam #8

Lock and Dam #8

Lock and Dam #8

Lock and Dam #8

Lock and Dam #8

Lock and Dam #8

Lock and Dam #8

Lock and Dam #8

Photograph of a group of unidentified young women and men dressed as Native Americans with feather headdresses, braids, and paper chains around their necks; behind them is a teepee made out of sheets and there are other sheets hanging on a clothesline in the background.

Photograph of a group of unidentified children dressed as Native Americans with feather headpieces sitting on a stage in two rows with sheets hanging on a clothesline in the background; a man on the far right is holding a bow and arrow.

Dated "Jan 10, 1919", this picture was contained in an envelope postmarked "Aug. 4 '75", and addressed to A. F. Weaver Photography from Charles W. [Windell] Simonds. Handwriting on the envelope indicates it was from a short-wave "Ham' radio operator correspondent and friend of Mr. Weaver. Notes on the envelope indicate the picture was probably taken by the correspondent's father, Clarence Winfield Simonds. The sign on the tree at the left edge of the picture indicates this was the Vance Villa (Rooming House) in a residential part of town. (Vance Villa is listed in the 1914 City Director of Mineral Wells at 811 N. College, which is now NW 5th Avenue.) Note the hoop held by the child on the left, while the boy on the right appears to be holding a unicycle--or, perhaps, an early bicycle whose rear wheel is not visible..

Photograph of Ni-E-Mah and her papoose in a cradleboard, postmarked Aug. 26, 1910.

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Photograph of Dredge Boat Number 1 at work on the Guadalupe River near Victoria, Texas.

Excursion party posing in front of field next to a home

Photograph of a brick building with three columns holding up an overhang. To the left of this building is a tin building with "Famous Well" written on a plank beside its door. Trees cover a rocky hill behind the buildings.

Portrait of the first human flag formed in honor of Theodore Roosevelt. Taken at the Arkansas State Fair in 1910.

Copy print of a photograph taken during a flag raising ceremony at the Texas Santa Fe Railroad depot in Cleburne, Texas. The depot is a large, two-story brick building and the uniformed soldiers and others preparing to raise the flag are standing on a balcony platform at one end of the building. A crowd of people and automobiles are completely filling the street in front and to the side of the building. Additional historical information is printed on the back.

Photograph of the shipyard at Victoria, Texas. Various kinds of boats, some at rest and some in movement, are pictured. Workers can be seen on the decks.

Photograph of an unidentified young woman dressed as a Native American with a feather headpiece and braids standing in front of a tree with a wooden fence visible in the background.

Photograph of a large group of unidentified children dressed as Native Americans with feather headpieces posing, sitting and standing, in front of a teepee made out of sheets and blankets with other sheets hanging on a clothesline in the background.