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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.

Bob Binder seated and talking at a desk

Harmony Barbecue with (left to right): Edward Clark, E. H. Perry, Herman Brown, Lyndon B. Johnson, Mayor Tom Miller.

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

Formal head-and-shoulders portrait of Governor Dan Moody.

Portrait of William James Oliphant in a Confederate uniform holding a rifle and bayonet at his side.

View of a framed portrait photograph, in 3/4 angle, of Richmond Kelley Smoot, who is shown wearing vested suit and tie.

Informal portrait of police captain Harvey Gann. He is seated in an office area.

Portrait of Alvin J. Wirtz at a desk. Inscription reads "To Mr. E.H. Perry 'The Noblest Roman of them all.' With highest regards from his friend. -A.J. Wirtz."

Portrait of Greer.

Austin city councilman Berl Handcox speaking into several microphones. A plaque on his desk shows his name.

Informal portrait of Paul Henry Friedrich sitting on the porch of his in-laws' home at 705 Newning Street (later #1208).

From left to right J. D. Tom, Robert L. Herber, Ervin C. Herber holding up fists as they stand in front of a car at 201 W. 39th Street.

Man holding instrument from weather balloon.

A group of men are posing in two rows. The bottom of the picture has " Class of '10 A.M.M.C." written on it. On the back is written: "Dr. Kellogg (center), Dr. Garcia (r) Battlecreek, Mich."

Portrait of Mayor Gus Garcia

Carl Hickerson sitting on the street, selling flowers and balancing one on his hand.

John A. Hill sitting at South East corner of his home on farm North of Manor, Texas.

Formal portrait of E.M. House. He wears a fedora and a suit. The background is neutral.

Portrait of Malcolm Morison Hornsby and James Malcolm Hornsby.

B. Feb. 18, 1874. Oldest son of Francis Marion and Emily Wiley Kincheon, L.B. was a teacher in Austin Public Schools then became principal at West Belton HS in Belton, TX. He had two brothers, Edward and George, and had six children with his wife.