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[Madalyn Murray O'Hair portrait]

Governor Sul Ross seated in his office in the temporary capitol building in 1888. A large map of the United States is on the wall on the left above a fireplace. A rotating bookshelf is in the corner on the right.

Portrait of Jane McCallum. Her hair is pulled back behind her head. She wears a light-colored dress with a broach in the center of the chest.

Don Baylor, of Austin, became the first member of the California Angels to win the American League's Most Valuable Player Award when he received 20 out of 28 possible first place votes by the Baseball Writers Association.

Bob Binder seated and talking at a desk

Senate President Pro Tempore Barbara Jordan presiding over the Senate during the 62nd Legislature. She stands at the front desk and holds a gavel in the air.

Portrait of Barbara Jordan by Lon Cooper, dating 1970-1980

Consuelo Herrera Mendez photo taken from newspaper clipping.

Portrait of Governor Dan Moody seated at his desk. He is holding a cigar and there are family photos and papers on the desk.

A casual, outdoor portrait of Daniel and Mildred Moody.

Nine people on the lawn and on the wrap-around porch of the Dan Moody house in Tyler, Texas. The upstairs windows of the house are open.

"Houston Harte (L) was named Texas' outstanding Publisher of 1957 at the annual awards luncheon of the Headliners Club. Former Gov. Dan Moody of Austin made the presentation to Harte. ..."

Country-western singer Willie Nelson plays the opening set to kick off his 7th Annual Independence Day Picnic. The music festival was held on property he recently purchased 25 miles west of Austin near Lake Travis.

Hundreds of country-western music fans scream and wave at their favorite musicians during the 7th Annual Willie Nelson Independence Day Picnic. Promoters estimated about 15,000 fans turned out for the festival which was held 25 miles west of Austin.

Willie Nelson is smiling and holding a Lone Star beer with a man and a woman at the Legends of Golf.

Formal portrait of Ann Richards during her tenure as governor of Texas.

Casual portrait of Ann Richards.

Professional portrait of Governor Ann Richards. She sits in a chair, her legs crossed, and smiles. She is wearing a pink suit, pearl necklace, and ring with a large gemstone on her left hand.

Ann Richards speaks on the telephone during her tenure as Travis County Commissioner.

"Texas Treasurer, at a Capitol news conference, cited a new Lew Harris poll stating that Walter Mondale has come to within nine percentage points of Pres. Ronald Reagan. Richards is a key participant in a State-wide effort to register women voters."

State Treasurer Ann Richards signals victory as she gets the word that Atty. Gen. Jim Mattox has conceded in their runoff for the Democratic nomination for governor.