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Group of men standing in front of Reno and Reasonover Barber Shop on Congress Avenue, circa 1907. Signs advertise hot and cold baths and The Central Barber Shop

Color photograph of the Capitol Theater seen from across the street. There are cars parks at the curb in front of the theater and a man is crossing the street.

Don Stence (seated) and assistant look over park plans. The drafting table is covered with architectural drawings.

Sheriff standing along a row of sheriff vehicles parked on the street with his hands on his hips and looking to his side.

Back reads: Mrs. C. P. Boner (middle), far right (sweater): Richard Boner

Sarah Weddington in the House of Representatives. She is sitting down and there is a large bouquet of flowers in the foreground.

Marvin C. Griffin, pastor of Ebenezer Baptist Church

Portrait of city council member Betty J. Himmelblau.

Ron Mullen, city council member, is speaking at a podium.

Portrait of Barbara Jordan.

Photograph of McNeil Depot Saloon, this is most likely the building that now houses Donn's Depot in Austin, Texas. The building was transported from McNeil, Texas to its current location thirty years ago.

Dotty Griffith of the Universtiy Women's Political Caucus hands out informational materials to Carol Bennett of Austin and Margaret Carter of Fort Worth.

A child slides down a tube slide at Zilker Park. His hands are in the air while his mother leans over to support his exit. She carries a camera in her right hand.

Two men wearing raincoats and holding umbrellas with stickers that read "Busing-Hell No, We Won't Go!" from the 1970s.

Low-angle, exterior view of Amtrack train pilot car (front of train) on railroad tracks, near a sign that reads, "Colorado Bridge." Signage on the train reads, "Amtrak" and "419."

Close-up, over-the-shoulder shot of an anonymous veteran of foreign wars saluting. His cap is decorated with various badges and pins. The Veterans of Foreign Wars, formally the Veterans of Foreign Wars of the United States, is an organization of U.S. war veterans, who, as military service members fought in wars, campaigns, and expeditions on foreign land, waters, or airspace.

Stone bridge over Waller Creek

Interior view of Austin Public Library's Oak Springs Branch, with no visitors or employees visible, circa 1970s. Signage includes the designation of the "Index Table" and the "Atlas Table." There are at least four aisles with book shelves towards back, and two reading tables in front.

Interior view of Austin Public Library's Oak Springs Branch, with no visitors or employees visible, circa 1970. Ubiquitous signage includes a hanging sign that reads, "Catalogs," and a circulation sign that reads, "Please return books here." Art hangs from the roof, including piñatas.

Exterior view of the Austin Public Library Oak Springs branch's façade, behind Oak Springs Drive, circa 1970. In shadows, a parked bike is visible under the entrance portico, near glass windows and double door. A large bush grows to the left of entrance, reaching over the roof.

A man in a suit is standing on a newspaper rack with his arms up speaking to a group that has formed on Guadalupe Street. Businesses on the Drag are visible in the background.