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[Uncle Sam Harris Beside Cart]

Description: Photograph of Uncle Sam Harris beside a donkey-pulled cart. Harris wears a white shirt with suspenders holding up his dark pants. He has a grey beard and seems to shout out happily as he holds up a hat in his left hand. A wooden cart full of cloth and branches is pulled along by two dark donkeys on the right. Two curving trees sit on either side of the donkeys. A small, white house is visible in the background to the left, surrounded by tall trees.
Date: [1861..1943]
Partner: Wilson County Historical Commission Archives

[Isaac Conroe Diary for 1864]

Description: Pre-printed diary book for 1864 with monthly listings of dates and moon phases, pages for daily notations, and additional headings for other notes. It has handwritten entries added by Isaac Conroe, including notes about daily activities in the military and purchases.
Date: 1864
Creator: Conroe, Isaac
Partner: UNT Libraries

[Bandera County Sheriff Rine]

Description: Photograph of Bandera County Sheriff Rine. Rine has short, pointed hair and a long beard. He wears a dark jacket over a white shirt and dark pants. He sits in a wooden chair outside with his legs crossed and his left hand holding a newspaper over a book-covered table. A wooden wall covered in foliage covers the background.
Date: [1866..1873]
Partner: Bandera County Historical Commission

[Sheriff Milton Hazelton Langford]

Description: Photograph of Sheriff Milton Hazelton Langford during his 1868-1870 term. Langford has dark, medium-length hair that is brushed back. He wears a dark, three-piece suit with a bowtie. He rests his hand on a dark surface in the bottom right corner of the photograph as his other hand grips his coat. He looks directly into the camera.
Date: [1868..1870]
Partner: Bandera County Historical Commission

F. W. Grasmeyer's Vindication.

Description: Broadside created by F. W. Grasmeyer to refute claims made in the March 21, 1861 issue of the States Rights Democrat of Grasmeyer being an abolitionist and of being disloyal during the Texas Revolution.
Date: 1861-05~
Creator: Grasmeyer, F. W.
Partner: Fayette Public Library, Museum and Archives
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