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Portrait of Laurine Cecil (L.C.) Anderson, the 3rd principal of L.C. Anderson High School from 1896-1928. Copied from 'Prairie View' by Geo. R. Woolfolk.

Three women in hats are posed together in a studio.

A studio portrait of a girl of about seven standing in front of a painted background while holding her had in her hand.

A man stands holding his ribbon next to a bin of produce at city market. Caption on back of photo reads: "1st prize winner Mr. E. C. Nauert, New Sweden. Dedication of Public Market."

Portrait of Dr. Donald B. Goodall in the Michener Art Gallery in the Blanton Museum of Art. The image was created by Frank Armstrong.

Fireman Elmer A. Paulson in dress uniform, undated.

Portrait of the first woman firefighter in the Austin Fire Department, May 1976.

Portrait of Willie S. Wilson, undated.

A studio portrait of Monroe Miller, Chief of Austin Fire Department and Joe Barbisch, Foreman, 1886-1888. One man is seated and the is other standing. They are in fire fighting uniforms and hats in front of a painted studio backdrop.

Note on back of photo: "Felix E Smith died August 1930. Only Son of J.W. and S.A. Smith." Studio portrait of Felix Ezell Smith, Jr., as a young man, with cowboy hat and mustache. He is sitting on a horse with windows and building in background.

Note on back of photo: "Mary E. Smith, Felix E. Smith, Married 14 Sept 1882." Studio portrait of Mary E. Smith and Felix E. Smith.

Portrait of Samuel Houston wearing a wide-brimmed hat and holding a cane. Photomechanical reproduction on a cartes-de-visite (card photographs).

cartes-de-visite (card photographs) format portrait of Samuel Houston wearing a coat, vested suit, and bowtie. He holds a walking stick in his left hand and a hat in his right hand.

Portrait of W.D. Craig, Sr. when he was about six years old. Carte-de-visite format.

Carte-de-visite portrait of Alice Brydson, wearing a necklace with a heart-shaped charm and lace clothing. View of shoulders and face at 3/4 angle.

Carte-de-visite format portrait of Daisy Brydson and Birdie Robertson, who are leaning towards each other. Straight angle view of face and shoulders.

Studio portrait of James Woods Smith as a young man, undated. This image was created by photographer George Schuwirth.

Studio portrait of James Woods Smith as a young man, undated. This image was created by photographer George Schuwirth.

Note on back of photo: "Mary E. Smith, Felix E. Smith, Married 14 Sept 1882." Studio portrait of Mary E. Smith and Felix E. Smith.

his faded photograph is the only known image of Castile, one of the chiefs of the Tonkawas during the 1860s and 1870s. Chief Castile did effective work as a scout and guide for the Texas Rangers and U.S. Army during their pursuit of hostile Comanches and Kiowas. In his published memoirs, Texas Ranger James B. ''Buck'' Barry said of him, ''I well recall the contact with Castile, my friend and clever scout of the Tonkawas.''

Mr. and Mrs. John Carpenter, Sr. posed in front of an empty banquet hall at the IATSE's 60th anniversary celebration.