Copy negative of workers unloading tomatoes from a farmer's vehicle at a tomato shed. Baskets full of tomatoes are piled on top of one another to the left. A worker stands in the middle of the shot holding a full basket of tomatoes. Next to him, another man looks at the camera over his shoulder. More workers can be seen in the background. A sign declares the shed to belong to a J. W. Patton.

Copy negative of a trestle building for Texas and New Orleans Railroad off W. Larissa St. in Jacksonville.

Copy negative of two photographs of houses. The house in the top photo has a picket fence, and two men are visible on the wrap-around porch. The house in the bottom photo also has a porch, and two trees in the lawn.

Copy negative of a class of students from the Union Grove Singing School. The boy with glasses in front of the window is Alfred Edmiston and Myrtle Edmiston is third from the left in the front row.

Copy negative of unknown male workers unpacking tomatoes from the D. B. Bruno Shed in Jacksonville. Two automobiles are parked in front of the shed, and baskets of tomatoes are placed on the ground. Empty baskets are stacked to the right.

Copy negative of a portrait of Viola Elizabeth Simmons Bolton. She wears her hair in curls, and has a cross around her neck.

Copy negative of the W. P. Devereux Building, which housed Devereux's general merchandise business. Two bare trees frame the door. Merchandise can be seen in the shop windows, and two men stand to the far right of the picture.

Copy negative of George Washington (Walter) Edmiston and Martha Patton Edmiston.

Copy negative of a wedding invitation. It reads: "Mr. and Mrs. Felix McMinn request your presence at the marriage of their daughter May to Mr. Will B. McKellar, Wednesday, October twentieth, eight thirty o'clock p. m. at their residence in New Birmingham, Texas, 1897."

Copy negative of a wedding photo of Mr. and Mrs. Henry Duke. Fannie Goodson Duke stands with her hand on the shoulder of Henry Duke. On the other side of Henry Duke, an unidentified man stands, also with his hand on Duke's shoulder.

Copy negative of a choir gathered around an organ in a grove of trees outside the West Shady Grove Church. The girls are dressed in white and hold bouquets. One of the women sits at the organ, and a man stands on either side of it.

Copy negative of the second organized Cove Springs WHD club of Cherokee County. The photograph was taken at the home of Mrs. Bob Tipton. The woman on the far left holds a child. She sits next to Mrs. Frank Lindner, then a Mrs. Roland, Mrs. Bob Tipton, two unidentified women, then Mrs. A. L. Dunham. The 12th from the left is Mrs. O. L. Holcomb, and next to her is Mrs. Ethel Hood.

Copy negative of Will Sr. and Nancy Emerson on their 50th wedding anniversary. A strip of paper on the photo reads: "Pop & Gran Emerson, (Will, Sr.) (Nancy) 4-26-33, 50th Anniversary."

Copy negative of a Williamson Funeral Home hearse, a Meteor on a Cadillac chassis. A casket sits in front of the hearse, and flowers are visible in front of it.

Copy negative of a window display for Mallard Grocery. Cans of food are stacked in the window.

Copy negative of a withdrawal card given to T. S. Cook. It reads: "Patrons of Husbandry Dimit Card. This certifies that Bro. T. S. Cook is a member in good standing of Salem Grange No. 59, County of Cherokee, State of Texas, and at his request, we grant this Withdrawal Card, and commend him for membership in any Subordinate Grange to which he may apply. L. H. Reed, Master. G. B. Coupland, Secretary. March 15."

Copy negative of an old woman sitting in a rocking chair. A chest of drawers with books on the shelves above it can be seen in the background, and there is a picture on the wall behind the woman.

Copy negative of a group of male woodcutters, holding saws and other tools.

Copy negative of an unidentified working sawmill near the Neches River.

Copy negative of George Gober, right, with his army buddies on a bridge in Berlin, after Armistice Day, 1918.

Copy negative of two World War I soldiers, sitting next to one another. The man on the right has his arm around his companion.