Panoramicphoto of a group of people lined up on E. 7th Street in front of the Stephen F. Austin Hotel.

Advertisment offering 274 O. Henry stories in one volume.

Advertising letter offering 274 O. Henry stories in one volume.

Advertisement offering 274 O. Henry stories in one volume.

Photograph of an aerial view of the grounds near the state Capitol and governor's mansion.

Photograph of a group of men from Travis Post 76 dressed in costumes for the American Legion Fool's Parade. The one on the far left is wearing a dress with a colander on his head, the next is wearing a sign that reads, "A Bath in Austin is 99% Chlorine Water". Next to him, a man is wearing a dress and a wig and holding a sign that is partially cutoff reading "Looking for the new hotel." and the final two are wearing suit jackets without pants.

Photograph of a group of individuals wearing various costumes, walking in an American Legion parade through a residential area. One man is in a cart pulled by a mule. There are three signs that read, "Travis Post 76 Austin, Tex.," "Travis Post American Legion," and "Looking for the New Hotel."

Looking northeast at the Austin City Hall building at the northeast corner of Colorado and 8th St.

Water raging through the inoperable Austin Dam.

Photograph of the Austin High School 9A class of 1920 seated outside one of the campus buildings.

Photograph of the Austin High School 9B class of 1920. The group is posed outdoors with trees visible behind them. There are approximately 90 students.

Portrait of the Austin High School Band standing at the steps of the Capitol.

Photograph of the Hayne Society at Austin High School in the fall/winter of 1920. The club consists of 11 young, male students seated and standing in two rows in front of a wall of shrubbery. Leaves are on the ground.

"The Street and Avenue Guide consists of two sections. The first section comprises the numbered streets in numerical order. The second section comprises the streets by name in alphabetical order."

Photograph of students in front of Baker Elementary School. They are sitting and standing in front of the two-story stone school building.

View of the bathhouses and cars from the parking lot north of the pool.

View of the pool from the north bank looking towards the diving board. A house can be seen in the background.

View of the pool from the north bank just east of the pool's boundary.

Looking northwest out over the pool with diving board in view.

View of the pool from the south bank.

View of the pool from the north bank looking west toward the diving board.

People congregating near the diving board. Others on the grassy hill.

View of the pool from the north bank looking towards the diving board. A house can be seen in the background.

Photograph of a boys' woodworking class at the Old Red Campus building of the John T. Allan Junior High School, formerly Stephen F. Austin High School. The room is crowded with work stations, where the boys are engaged in making various projects such as wooden stools and picture frames. The rounded masonry wall has arched windows, covered by translucent roller shades for indirect light. There are frames mounted between the windows displaying various tools and examples of metal work. The exposed wood truss ceiling has several belts and pulleys mounted on it. Examples of finished wooden stools stand on a wooden file case to the left in the photograph. Pictured are: Rufus Watterson, Malcolm Williams, Willie Earnest, Durwell Johnson, Sid Colquitt, Vincent Murray, Windom Burke, Louis Blenderman, Ernest Von Rosenberg, Harry Hafer, Henry Murray, Homer Wedig, ____ Yates, Francis Patton, Henry Paggi, ____ Brady. The teacher is Mr. N. S. Hunsdon. The building was completed in 1900 from the plans of Burt McDonald and James Reily. It was used as Austin High School until 1925, when it became the John T. Allan Junior High School. Classes were held here until 1956, when the school was destroyed by fire. A State …