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[Page 11 of Byrd Williams Jr. scrapbook]

Description: Scrapbook page featuring 6 photos taken around Austin. The bottom left photo is Byrd Williams Jr., standing on a stone structure and the bottom middle photo is a wagon purported to belong to Sam Houston.
Date: 1902/1906
Creator: Williams, Byrd M. (Byrd Moore), Jr.
Partner: UNT Libraries Special Collections

[Best Friend - Worst Enemy, portrait of a man]

Description: Photograph of a seated man wearing cowboy hat, boots, and vest. He sits on a chair with a blanket on the back and seat, with his legs crossed at the knee. There are clumps of hay below his chair, and he sits in front of backdrops. The photograph is slightly out of focus and mounted on a white board. A handwritten inscription below the photo reads: "Best friend - Worst Enemy - 2/20/02." A pencil inscription on the back reads: "Frances [illegible] / Heap bad man all some just like / cow boy."
Date: February 20, 1902
Partner: Tarrant County Archives

[Letter to Esther Pennington, December 4, 1902]

Description: Letter to Esther Pennington responding to the letter she sent to the writer earlier, inquiring about other family members, sharing details of her recent activities and the weather situation in their town. The writer also reminds Esther of how much she is missed and wishes to see her soon.
Date: December 4, 1902
Partner: Angelina County History Center

[Naval Academy Classmates Chester W. Nimitz, George Stewart, and Royal E. Ingersoll]

Description: Photograph of Chester W. Nimitz, George Stewart, and Royal E. Ingersoll on deck of U.S.S. Massachusetts in white sailor uniforms. The uniform pants are rolled up over their calves and all have dark ties around the neck and matching hats. with dark ties. Chester W. Nimitz on the far left is hunched over a mop handle as if cleaning the floor. George Stewart stands in the middle smiling with his hands on his hips. Royal E. Ingersoll stands on the far right with a mop handle in his hand, but he is … more
Date: 1902
Partner: National Museum of the Pacific War/Admiral Nimitz Foundation
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