Photograph of attendees at the Branch Davidian Annual Reunion. A crowd of people sits in front of a large group of standing people that film with cameras on stands, everyone facing towards the left edge of the photograph. The people in the photo are mostly middle-aged adults and wear a variety of hats such as cowboy hats and ballcaps, shirts like t-shirts and button-ups, bottoms like pants or skirts, and have various accessories including shades and watches. Behind the attendees, in the right half of the image, is a plastic canopy with its visible side lacking a wall. Powerlines extend from behind the canopy towards the left side of the image, interrupted at regular intervals by telephone poles.
Photograph of a band performing at the Terlingua Chili Cook-Off. Four people stand on a stage in front of microphones, each performing with a different instrument while looking off-camera. The first person on the left is a man in a cowboy hat, long-sleeved shirt, and pants who is playing an accordion. To his right is a woman in a long-sleeved shirt and jeans, holding a microphone though seemingly taking a break from singing. To the right of the woman is a man in a cowboy hat, long-sleeved shirt, and jeans who's playing a guitar while singing. The last person, standing at the far-right side of the photo, is playing a bass with his hands and wears a cowboy hat, shades, long-sleeved shirt, and jeans. Behind the band, various instruments including guitars and a violin line the wall at the back of the stage along with amps and speakers that have beer cans sitting atop them. A group of people shaded by a thatched overhang watch the band from behind the top of the wall at the stage's back, in the left side of the photo. A sign near the top right corner has words that are mostly unreadable due to cropping, though "Ask an" and "Official" are clearly visible.
Photograph of a band performing at the Terlingua Chili Cook-Off. Four people stand on a stage in front of microphones, each performing with a different instrument while looking off-camera. The first person on the left is a man in a cowboy hat, long-sleeved shirt, and pants who is playing an accordion. To his right is a woman in a long-sleeved shirt and jeans, holding a microphone while singing. To the right of the woman is a man in a cowboy hat, long-sleeved shirt, and jeans who's playing a guitar while singing. The last person, standing at the far-right side of the photo, is playing a bass with his hands and wears a cowboy hat, shades, long-sleeved shirt, and jeans. In front of the band and sitting on the edge of the stage, appearing in the bottom left corner of the photo, is a person with shoulder-length hair in a white sleeveless shirt and jeans. Behind the band, various instruments including guitars and a violin line the wall at the back of the stage along with amps and speakers that have beer cans sitting atop them. A group of people shaded by a thatched overhang watch the band from behind the top of the wall at the stage's back, in the left side of the photo. A sign near the top right corner has words that are mostly unreadable due to cropping, though "Ask an" and "Official" are clearly visible.
Photograph of a bearded man wearing an armadillo hat at the Terlingua Chili Cook-Off. The man has shoulder-length curling hair, a mustache, and a bushy beard. He wears a t-shirt that says "Proud to be" above a circle with "Deputy" in it above an image of the Texas flag and a Confederate flag that's accompanied by the words "Texas rebel raiders". A variety of buttons are pinned onto the man's shirt including a Texas-shaped one with the Texas and Confederate flag on it, an "I love Texas" pin, and a square pin with the text "Lone Star". The armadillo hat that the man wears is crafted to appear as if an armadillo had laid on its belly on the man's head. It also has a strip of paper on its side that says "No place but Texas". In the background, to the right of the man with the armadillo hat, is a man in a cowboy hat with short hair and a mustache, looking off to the right. A wall is visible behind him while a thatched overhang fills the upper half of the scene's background.
Photograph of a bearded man wearing an armadillo hat at the Terlingua Chili Cook-Off. The man has shoulder-length curling hair, a mustache, and a bushy beard. He wears a t-shirt that says "Proud to be" above a circle with "Deputy" in it above an image of the Texas flag and a Confederate flag that's accompanied by the words "Texas rebel raiders". A variety of buttons are pinned onto the man's shirt including a Texas-shaped one with the Texas and Confederate flag on it, an "I love Texas" pin, and a square pin with the text "Lone Star". The armadillo hat that the man wears is crafted to appear as if an armadillo had laid on its belly on the man's head. It also has a strip of paper on its side that says "No place but Texas". The man also holds a stick with a cork tie to it in his right hand while his left hand holds a large rectangular plaque. To his right is another man wearing a cowboy hat, shades, a button-up shirt, watch, and jeans who's holding a microphone in his left hand. To his right is a man cropped by the edge of the photo who's wearing a decorated cowboy hat, a long-sleeved shirt with numerous ribbons and buttons on it, a large armlet, pants, and a holster that contains a canned drink. Two additional people can be seen in the background. A thatched overhang shades most of the people in the photo.
Photograph of a belt buckle at the home of Willard Watson, "The Texas Kid", in Dallas, Texas. The buckle is mostly rectangular in shape with gradual, symmetrical curves cut into the top and bottom edges. A curving banner extends from the buckle's bottom left corner to its upper right corner with the words "Arkansas Sesquicentennial" cut into the banner's metal. In the bottom right corner of the buckle two tall trees, an oil rig, and two small plants that may be cotton have been carved into the buckle. Centered near the top edge of the buckle is a circle with "Arkansas" carved at the circle's top between the dates 1836 and 1986, with "Sesquicentennial" carved at the circle's bottom. In the center of the circle curling lines have been carved towards the bottom on top of lines that are foreshortening towards the center of the circle, above which is a city skyline that includes a large, slightly square shape at its center. On either side of the entire circle are the dates 1836, on the left, and 1986, on the right. To the left of the circle and dates, above the buckle's banner, two flowers have been carved amongst leaves next to a cut gem and a building consisting of columns, triangular pediments, and a tall domed tower, resembling a courthouse in style. The entire buckle sits on a white cloth in the photo.
Photograph of a cross in front of the fenced-off area that the Branch Davidian Compound was previously located. The cross is shorter than the fence and simple in design, a flat carving standing in the ground with flowers placed on either side of it. To the left of the cross, about four feet away, is a small pile of irregularly shaped stones topped by two flat, rectangular blocks placed alongside one another. Grass grows in clumps around the base of the stone pile and the cross. To the right cross, two or three feet back, is a small wooden object resembling a stool or backless chair. The barbed wire topped fence sits behind this object, spanning the width of the photo and decorated with small objects including flowers, cloth scraps, and a square pendant. Beyond the fence is a gently sloping grassy hill occupied by multiple small piles of rubble.
Photograph of a crowd at the Terlingua Chili Cook-Off. A woman stands in the foreground wearing jeans and a t-shirt tied in the back with her arms raised into the air. Her head is obscured by the raised arms of someone standing in front of her to the left. This person's head is off-camera, and they wear a short-sleeved shirt. Beyond the woman is a man wearing shades and holding a microphone to her left and to her right, a short-haired woman in jeans with her shirt rolled up to show her stomach. To the right of this main group of people are three sitting men in baseball caps, cowboy hats, t-shirts, jeans, and long-sleeved flannel. The man furthest back sits in front of a tall speaker and holds a camera. Sitting on the speaker is an upside-down cowboy hat, behind which stands a man wearing a cowboy hat and holding a camera. To the man's left is a thick wooden pole while behind him sits a giant Coors beer bottle. Throughout the background of the photo is a crowd of standing people in various hats and clothing. In the distance is a stone wall with more people standing atop it.
Photograph of a piano at the home of Willard Watson, "The Texas Kid", in Dallas, Texas. Two chairs stand facing the piano while a third faces towards the camera, sitting to the left of the piano. The piano itself has black and white keys, dark wood, and a candle holder and potted plant sitting on the piano's top. A line of plastic cups sits across a ledge in the piano above the instrument's keys, as well as across the top of the piano where the candle holder and potted plant are. Most of the cups have the word "Texas" on them with a Texas flag in the letters while others have "Texas" on an outline of the state drawn wearing a cowboy hat. The bottom half of the wall behind the piano is wood paneling while the upper half has vertically striped wallpaper. On the wall to the left of the piano is a circular string object while a potted plant hangs to the right of the piano. Above the center of the instrument, hanging on the wall, is the bottom edge of a framed image.
Photograph of a piano at the home of Willard Watson, "The Texas Kid", in Dallas, Texas. Two chairs stand facing the piano while a third faces towards the camera, sitting to the left of the piano. The piano itself has black and white keys, dark wood, and a candle holder and potted plant sitting on the piano's top. A line of plastic cups sits across a ledge in the piano above the instrument's keys, as well as across the top of the piano where the candle holder and potted plant are. Most of the cups have the word "Texas" on them with a Texas flag in the letters while others have "Texas" on an outline of the state drawn wearing a cowboy hat. The bottom half of the wall behind the piano is wood paneling while the upper half has vertically striped wallpaper. On the wall to the left of the piano is a circular string object while a potted plant hangs to the right of the piano. Above the center of the instrument, hanging on the wall, is the bottom edge of a framed image with indistinguishable text.
Photograph of a piano at the home of Willard Watson, "The Texas Kid", in Dallas, Texas. Two chairs stand facing the piano while a third faces towards the camera, sitting to the left of the piano. The piano itself has black and white keys, dark wood, and a candle holder and potted plant sitting on the piano's top. A line of plastic cups sits across a ledge in the piano above the instrument's keys, as well as across the top of the piano where the candle holder and potted plant are. Most of the cups have the word "Texas" on them with a Texas flag in the letters while others have "Texas" on an outline of the state drawn wearing a cowboy hat. The bottom half of the wall behind the piano is wood paneling while the upper half has vertically striped wallpaper. On the wall to the left of the piano is a circular string object while a potted plant hangs to the right of the piano. Above the center of the instrument, hanging on the wall, is the bottom edge of a framed image.
Photograph of a piano at the home of Willard Watson, "The Texas Kid", in Dallas, Texas. Two chairs stand facing the piano while a third faces towards the camera, sitting to the left of the piano. The piano itself has black and white keys, dark wood, and a candle holder and potted plant sitting on the piano's top. A line of plastic cups sits across a ledge in the piano above the instrument's keys, as well as across the top of the piano where the candle holder and potted plant are. Most of the cups have the word "Texas" on them with a Texas flag in the letters while others have "Texas" on an outline of the state drawn wearing a cowboy hat. The bottom half of the wall behind the piano is wood paneling while the upper half has vertically striped wallpaper. On the wall to the left of the piano is a circular string object while a potted plant hangs to the right of the piano. Above the center of the instrument, hanging on the wall, is the bottom edge of a framed image.
Photograph of a piano at the home of Willard Watson, "The Texas Kid", in Dallas, Texas. Two chairs stand facing the piano while a third faces towards the camera, sitting to the left of the piano. The piano itself has black and white keys, dark wood, and a candle holder and potted plant sitting on the piano's top. A line of plastic cups sits across a ledge in the piano above the instrument's keys, as well as across the top of the piano where the candle holder and potted plant are. Most of the cups have the word "Texas" on them with a Texas flag in the letters while others have "Texas" on an outline of the state drawn wearing a cowboy hat. The bottom half of the wall behind the piano is wood paneling while the upper half has vertically striped wallpaper. On the wall to the left of the piano is a circular string object while a potted plant hangs to the right of the piano. Above the center of the instrument, hanging on the wall, is the bottom edge of a framed image.
Photograph of cups on a table at the home of Willard Watson, "The Texas Kid", in Dallas, Texas. The six white cups each have lettering and illustration on them and sis on a dark, square table. From left to right, the cups have an image of a rooster with the Text "Where can you crow?", the words "Dallas Fort Worth" with the picture of a cowboy, "Kansas State" and "Arkansas State Fair" text with a canine illustration, the words "Texaco Tanker" with the image of a tank truck, "King" and "A & J Concessions" under a line of Pepsi logos, and the Pepsi logo with "Pepsi-Cola" in its center. The wall behind the table is mostly vertical wood paneling, ending above the table at a small horizontal ledge, after which the wall is covered by a rough textile.
Photograph of cups on a table at the home of Willard Watson, "The Texas Kid", in Dallas, Texas. The six white cups each have lettering and illustration on them and sis on a dark, square table. From left to right, the cups have an image of a rooster with the Text "Where can you crow?", the words "Dallas Fort Worth" with the picture of a cowboy, "Kansas State" and "Arkansas State Fair" text with a canine illustration, the words "Texaco Tanker" with the image of a tank truck, "King" and "A & J Concessions" under a line of Pepsi logos, and the Pepsi logo with "Pepsi-Cola" in its center. The wall behind the table is mostly vertical wood paneling, ending above the table at a small horizontal ledge, after which the wall is covered by a rough textile. Some decorative stitching is visible on the textile portion of the wall, forming a light circular shape with a stem towards the left edge of the photo while a stem with loose threads fanning out is stitched towards the right side of the wall.
Photograph of an elderly woman in western attire eating chili. She is a Terlingua Chili Cook-Off judge. The woman wears large glasses, a collared shirt with patches and buttons, rings, simple earrings and necklaces. She also has small feathers on her cowboy hat, some with dotted patterns on them. The woman sits at a wooden table with her left arm resting on the table, holding down a paper with a pencil on it while her right hand holds a spoon up to her open mouth. To the right of the paper on the table is a second spoon and a napkin while an open cup of chili sits in front of the paper. To the left is a plastic lid and another napkin. In the background behind the woman is another wooden table with multiple people sitting on the attached benches while eating. They are dressed in various clothing including a cowboy hat, a dress, jeans, and jackets. Dappled sunlight illuminates the shaded area of the photo.
Photograph of an elderly woman in western attire eating chili. She is a Terlingua Chili Cook-Off judge. The woman wears large glasses, a collared shirt with patches and buttons, rings, simple earrings and necklaces. She also has small feathers on a cowboy hat she wears, some with dotted patterns on them. The woman sits at a wooden table with her left arm resting on the table, holding down a paper while her right hand holds a spoon to her mouth. To the right of the paper on the table is a second spoon, a napkin, and a plastic lid while an open cup of chili sits in front of the paper. To the left is another napkin with a pencil resting on it. In the background behind the woman is another wooden table with multiple people sitting on the attached benches while eating. They are dressed in various clothing including a cowboy hat, a dress, jeans, and jackets. Dappled sunlight illuminates the shaded area of the photo.
Photograph of an elderly woman in western attire eating chili. She is a Terlingua Chili Cook-Off judge. The woman wears large glasses, a collared shirt with patches and buttons, rings, simple earrings and necklaces. She also has small feathers on her cowboy hat, some with dotted patterns on them. The woman sits at a wooden table with her left arm resting on the table, holding down a paper with a pencil on it while her right hand holds a spoon up to her open mouth. To the right of the paper on the table is a second spoon, a napkin, and a plastic lid while an open cup of chili sits in front of the paper. To the left is a plastic lid another napkin. In the background behind the woman is another wooden table with multiple people sitting on the attached benches while eating. They are dressed in various clothing including a cowboy hat, a dress, jeans, and jackets. Dappled sunlight illuminates the shaded area of the photo.
Photograph of an elderly woman in western attire eating chili. She is a Terlingua Chili Cook-Off judge. The woman wears large glasses, a collared shirt with patches and buttons, rings, simple earrings and necklaces. She also has small feathers on a cowboy hat she wears, some with dotted patterns on them. The woman sits at a wooden table with her left arm resting on the table, holding down a paper with a pencil on it while her right hand holds a spoon above the paper. To the right of the paper on the table is a second spoon, a napkin, and a plastic lid while an open cup of chili sits in front of the paper. To the left is another napkin, in front of which is a second cup with a plastic lid on its top that a ring-wearing hand rests on. In the background behind the woman is another wooden table with multiple people sitting on the attached benches while eating. They are dressed in various clothing including a cowboy hat, a dress, jeans, and jackets. Dappled sunlight illuminates the shaded area of the photo.
Photograph of an elderly woman in western attire eating chili. She is a Terlingua Chili Cook-Off judge. The woman wears large glasses, a collared shirt with patches and buttons, rings, simple earrings and necklaces. She also has small feathers on a cowboy hat she wears, some with dotted patterns on them. The woman sits at a wooden table with her left arm resting on the table, holding down a paper with a pencil on it while her right hand holds a spoon above the paper. To the right of the paper on the table is a second spoon, a napkin, and a plastic lid while an open cup of chili sits in front of the paper. To the left is another napkin that someone's bracelet-decorated left arm rests on, extending from off-camera. The right arm of the unseen person appears in the bottom of the photo, wearing a ring and resting next to an open cup of chili. In the background behind the woman is another wooden table with multiple people sitting on the attached benches while eating. They are dressed in various clothing including a cowboy hat, a dress, jeans, and jackets. Dappled sunlight illuminates the shaded area of the photo.
Photograph of a female doll at the home of Willard Watson, "The Texas Kid", in Dallas, Texas. The doll has a small painted face, light hair, a dark hat, glittery make-up, a dark dress, a short necklace, disproportionately large breasts with dark spots at the top of each one, fish net stockings, dark heeled shoes, and tall gloves. She is positioned as sitting on a long wood-paneled seat in front of a large multi-paned window, her legs stretching out across the seat. The side f the seat consists of more wood panels, as does the wall next to the seat. The doll sits among plastic cups with various imagery on them such as brand names and illustrated humanoid figures, with some cups turned upside down to hold another cup on top of them. The window the doll sits next to looks out on a large perpendicular sign with the word "Restaurant" mostly visible. Inside the doll's room and to the left of the window is a dark curtain covering most of the wall and a plant with a thick stem and multiple large, triangular leaves.
Photograph of a female doll at the home of Willard Watson, "The Texas Kid", in Dallas, Texas. The doll has a small painted face, light hair, a dark hat, glittery make-up, a dark dress, a short necklace, disproportionately large breasts with dark spots at the top of each one, fish net stockings, dark heeled shoes, and tall gloves. She is positioned as sitting on a long wood-paneled seat in front of a large multi-paned window, her legs stretching out across the seat. The side f the seat consists of more wood panels, as does the wall next to the seat. The doll sits among plastic cups with various imagery on them such as brand names and illustrated humanoid figures, with some cups turned upside down to hold another cup on top of them. The window the doll sits next to looks out on a large perpendicular sign with the words "Barn Restaurant" mostly visible. Inside the doll's room and to the left of the window is a dark curtain covering most of the wall and a plant with a thick stem and multiple large, triangular leaves.
Photograph of a female doll at the home of Willard Watson, "The Texas Kid", in Dallas, Texas. The doll has a small painted face, light hair, a dark hat, glittery make-up, a dark dress, a short necklace, disproportionately large breasts with dark spots at the top of each one, fish net stockings, dark heeled shoes, and tall gloves. She is positioned as sitting on a long wood-paneled seat in front of a large multi-paned window, her legs stretching out across the seat. The side f the seat consists of more wood panels, as does the wall next to the seat. The doll sits among plastic cups with various imagery on them such as brand names and illustrated humanoid figures, with some cups turned upside down to hold another cup on top of them. The window the doll sits next to looks out on a road that runs past a building with a triangular roof. Inside the doll's room and to the left of the window is a dark curtain covering most of the wall and a plant with a thick stem and multiple large, triangular leaves.
Photograph of four people at the Terlingua Chili Cook-Off. The first person on the left wears a pale cowboy hat and a striped button-up shirt with a bandana tied around the neck. The man has short hair, a mustache, and a wrinkled face that smiles at the camera. In the right pocket of the man's shirt are two pens while a button with the image of a train is pinned to the left pocket. To the right of the man is a short woman wearing a ballcap with the words "Wolf brand chili" on it, necklaces, large glasses, long earrings, and a dark shirt with a light collar. On her shirt is pinned a paper with a motif in its top left corner and mostly unreadable text, though part of the paper says "V.I.P". She has short curling hair and a wrinkled face, looking off-camera as the photo is taken. To the woman's right is a tall man wearing a pale cowboy hat, a similarly light-colored letterman jacket, and a white collared shirt. A pinned paper on the man's jacket reads "Jude Terlingua 1982" with stars on either side of "Judge". The man has short white hair and a wrinkled face, looking directly at the camera while resting his right hand on the right shoulder of the woman on to the left. The last person is a woman standing to the previous man's right, wearing a dark cowboy hat, a white button-up shirt tucked into dark pants, and necklaces. Her shirt is decorated with a rabbit patch, train button, hard hat pin, and a page with a drawing of a cowboy lassoing a cow on it along with the words "Here cum de judge". Her hair is pulled back from her wrinkled face as she looks to the right off-camera. …
Photograph of four people at the Terlingua Chili Cook-Off. The first person on the left wears a pale cowboy hat and a striped button-up shirt with a bandana tied around the neck. The man has short hair, a mustache, and a wrinkled face that smiles at the camera. In the right pocket of the man's shirt are two pens while a button with the image of a train is pinned to the left pocket. To the right of the man is a short woman wearing a ballcap with the words "Wolf brand chili" on it, necklaces, large glasses, long earrings, and a dark shirt with a light collar. On her shirt is pinned a paper with a motif in its top left corner and mostly unreadable text, though part of the paper says "V.I.P". She has short curling hair and a wrinkled face, looking off-camera as the photo is taken. To the woman's right is a tall man wearing a pale cowboy hat, a similarly light-colored letterman jacket, and a white collared shirt. A pinned paper on the man's jacket reads "Jude Terlingua 1982" with stars on either side of "Judge". The man has short white hair and a wrinkled face, looking directly at the camera while resting his right hand on the right shoulder of the woman on to the left. The last person is a woman standing to the previous man's right, wearing a dark cowboy hat, a white button-up shirt tucked into dark pants, and necklaces. Her shirt is decorated with a rabbit patch, train button, hard hat pin, and a page with a drawing of a cowboy lassoing a cow on it along with the words "Here cum de judge". Her hair is pulled back from her wrinkled face as she looks to the right off-camera. …
Photograph of a framed photo at the home of Willard Watson, "The Texas Kid", in Dallas, Texas. The photo contains cursive writing under a large, stylistic drawing of the interior of a bus. The floor of the bus has a checkered pattern while the ceiling has horizontal stripes. At the back of the bus, four people sit in seats on the left side of the bus under the word "Women", written on the wall above. On the right side of the bus four other people sit at the back under the text "Men", similarly written on the wall of the bus. The framed photo hangs on a white wall to the right of a doorless entrance to another room. On the edge of the entrance hang a glittery abstract object and, below it, another abstract sculpture with a stylized face painted on it. The room the entrance leads into contains a table covered by a white tablecloth, a chair, a window covered by long curtains, a cabinet with plants and containers on top of it, and a painting on the wall above the cabinet. The table in the room has a sculpture with horns emerging from it and an eye painted on its side.
Photograph of a framed photo at the home of Willard Watson, "The Texas Kid", in Dallas, Texas. The photo contains cursive writing under a large, stylistic drawing of the interior of a bus. The floor of the bus has a checkered pattern while the ceiling has horizontal stripes. At the back of the bus, four people sit in seats on the left side of the bus under the word "Women", written on the wall above. On the right side of the bus four other people sit at the back under the text "Men", similarly written on the wall of the bus. The framed photo hangs on a white wall to the right of a doorless entrance to another room. On the edge of the entrance hang a glittery abstract object and, below it, another abstract sculpture with a stylized face painted on it. The room the entrance leads into contains a table covered by a white tablecloth, a tall cabinet, a chair, a window covered by long curtains, a shorter cabinet with plants and containers on top of it, and a painting on the wall above the cabinet. The table in the room has a sculpture with horns emerging from it and an eye painted on its side.
Photograph of a group of people at the Terlingua Chili Cook-Off. The group is dressed in clothing reminiscent of cavemen or prehistoric people in pop culture with clothes made from furs and cut into simplistic styles. Three couples stand next to one another while two boys kneel on the ground in front of them and a young woman sits with a little girl on her lap. Next to the young woman is a bottle in a cozy while behind her sits two large rocks. Behind the entire group of people is a tall board painted with volcanic scenery and a flying creature, possibly a pterodactyl. An upright armadillo statue sits to the right of the board, a fallen sign laying at its feet with the text "Lone Star", possibly followed by "Lava", written on it. To the left of the painted board is a table with a checker-patterned tablecloth and various objects on it. A sign on the table reads "Chris 00 Chili" and "Rebel Roulette". Behind the table stands a man with a button-decorated vest, short-sleeved shirt, pants, and a cowboy hat, who is manipulating an object behind the table's sign. To the left of the table is a small cooler. In the background a stone wall rises above the man and the costumed people, with two flags on its side that each have circles containing motifs on them. Across the top of the wall is a group of people in regular modern clothing, sitting on wall's edge or on a short wall that runs along the taller wall's top. A cut-out of the same winged creature from the painted board sits on the top of the wall in the right side of the photo.
Photograph of a group of people at the Terlingua Chili Cook-Off. A man wearing a cowboy hat, shades, button-down shirt, loose pants, and cowboy boots stands at the base of a stone wall. He also has a bandana tied around his neck and has numerous buttons and patches of varying sizes attached to his shirt. He looks to the left and stands with his right hand in a fist on his right hip while his left hand holds up a cow skull, propping it up on his left leg which is raised to rest on a hay bale. Scattered on the ground around the man is a variety of objects including a paper bag, lawn chair, frying pan attached to a wooden board, and multiple boxes. A person sits curled upright near the bottom right corner of the photo. On the tall stone wall behind the man posing are two flags hung vertically, with the left one being lighter with a crest labeled "County of Fairfax Virginia" and "1742" while the second flag is darker and illustrated with a robed figure standing over a fallen person labelled "Virginia" and "Sic semper tyrannis". A man wearing shades, a t-shirt, jeans, and cowboy boots sits on the top of the stone wall. Behind him is a much shorter stone wall with about a dozen more people sitting or standing.
Photograph of a group of people at the Terlingua Chili Cook-Off. The group is dressed in clothing reminiscent of cavemen or prehistoric people in pop culture with clothes made from furs and cut into simplistic styles. Three couples stand next to one another while two boys kneel on the ground in front of them and a young woman sits with a little girl on her lap. Next to the young woman is a bottle in a cozy while behind her sits two large rocks. Behind the entire group of people is a tall board painted with volcanic scenery and a flying creature, possibly a pterodactyl. An upright armadillo statue sits to the right of the board, a fallen sign laying at its feet with the text "Lone Star", possibly followed by "Lava", written on it. To the left of the painted board is a table with a checker-patterned tablecloth and various objects on it. A sign on the table reads "Chris 00 Chili" and "Rebel Roulette". Behind the table stands a man with a button-decorated vest, short-sleeved shirt, pants, and a cowboy hat, who is holding a container above the table. To the left of the table is a small cooler. In the background a stone wall rises above the man and the costumed people, with two flags on its side that each have circles containing motifs on them. Across the top of the wall is a group of people in regular modern clothing, sitting on wall's edge or on a short wall that runs along the taller wall's top. A cut-out of the same winged creature from the painted board sits on the top of the wall in the right side of the photo.
Photograph of a group of people at the Terlingua Chili Cook-Off. A man wearing a cowboy hat, shades, button-down shirt, loose pants, and cowboy boots stands at the base of a stone wall. He also has a bandana tied around his neck and has numerous buttons and patches of varying sizes attached to his shirt. He looks to the left and stands with his right hand in a fist on his right hip while his left hand holds up a cow skull, propping it up on his left leg which is raised to rest on a hay bale. On the tall stone wall behind the man posing are two flags hung vertically, with the left one being lighter with a crest labeled "County of Fairfax Virginia" and "1742" while the second flag is darker and illustrated with a robed figure standing over a fallen person labelled "Virginia" and "Sic semper tyrannis". A man wearing shades, a t-shirt, jeans, and cowboy boots sits on the top of the stone wall. Behind him is a much shorter stone wall with about a dozen more people sitting or standing.
Contact sheet featuring images of a Willie Nelson mural in Abbott, Texas, groups of people, etc. There are six horizontal rows of images, with the first row only having four images in it while the others each have six. The first row of photos, and the first image of the second row, depict groups of men standing behind and in front of a desk while looking towards the right. The majority of the second row of images shows a vehicle cordoned off by lines of pennants sitting below a Coors sign, with the last two images including two men posing in front of the vehicle. The third row has two images of a duo of men posing together, plus four images of a large oval mural of Willie Nelson sitting outdoors. The fourth row starts with a photo of two men posing next to the mural while the next three images show a large group of people standing around a car. The last two images consist of a view of a parked car and two people standing in a parking lot together. The fifth row of photos starts with an image of two men next to the Willie Nelson mural and is then followed by two shots of a crowd posing in front of a bus, a view of a group standing behind the bus, and two images of two men posing next to a car. The last row of photos includes three pictures of a group of people running up an empty dirt road and three images of different houses sitting near the road, with people standing in the road in the last photo.
Contact sheet featuring images of Roadside photograph of Hans Mueller Sandwich Shop in Abbott, Texas, a band, a restaurant, etc. There are six horizontal rows of photos with all having six images each except for the second row, which has seven, and the sixth row, which has three. The first half of the first row shows a crowd of people standing and sitting on grass while the second half blurrily depicts a singer in a short-sleeved shirt and pants performing. The second row consists of images of a group of semi-formally dressed musicians posing with their instruments, a crowd sitting on grass, and the aforementioned singer. The third row includes photos of a building and a nearby sign with the text "Sandwich" at its top, along with images of the singer on-stage with a guitarist and a drummer. The fourth row shows additional images of the singer and his fellow performers as well as photos of the crowd watching them. The fifth row shows the crowd again and a banner on the edge of the performers' stage that seems to say "CHNFO 95FM". This row also includes images of two men with headphones and audio equipment. The sixth row of photos show a building and a tall, nearby sign with "1.06" and "1.03" written on it.
Contact sheet featuring images of streets, a banner reading "Gatesville Shivaree" in Gatesville, Texas, a band performing, etc. There are six horizontal rows with six images each, though the third row has a mostly cut-off seventh image. The first four rows show photos of the Gatesville banner, men playing instruments and singing, and a seated crowd with kids in the front row. The last two rows of images depict streets in Gatesville and include shots of the banner, trees, an archway, and what's likely Coryell's county courthouse.
Photograph of an individual speaking to a crowd at the Branch Davidian Annual Reunion, outside of Waco, Texas. The person stands on a short, wooden stage in front of a simple wooden podium that has multiple microphones positioned around its top. The individual speaking has long dark hair and wears a dark long-sleeved shirt and light pants, centered in the photo and slightly facing towards the left. In front of the stage and facing away from the camera is a crowd of people seated in metal folding chairs. Behind the back right corner of the stage are three people standing next to a large American flag hanging atop a short pole. Behind the back left corner of the stage are two men holding up a large sign with the partially visible text "The...Suite...ack...He...Machine...Totin'...Are Guilty...Killing...And...Holdi..." written on it. To the left of those two men is a small cubic building with a cross on its roof and the words "The Branch Davidian Seventh-Day Adventists Office" written on its left side. Three people sit on a bench under those words. Telephone pole wires, grass, and trees occupy the background behind the people in the photo.
Photograph of items on a bar at the home of Willard Watson, "The Texas Kid", in Dallas, Texas. The bar has vertical wood paneling along its sides and a flat, dark top with its corner in the foreground of the photo. The bar top is mostly occupied by plastic cups with varying imagery on their sides including Texas outlines, logos of companies such as Dairy Queen, a witch, and shop names. Some cups are flipped upside down to support another cup sitting on top of them. Most of the cups sit on the side of the counter to the right of the bar top's corner. In front of the left side of the bar are two wooden chairs with low backs. Amongst the cups on the left side of the bar top is a large doll with a small painted face, light hair, a dark hat, a dark dress, a short necklace, disproportionately large breasts with a star at the top of the left one, fish net stockings, and tall gloves. Behind the bar is a wood-paneled wall with shelves for glasses and the word "Boss" on it, along with a large object with a keypad on it. To the right of the large object are multiple drink dispenser tabs, above which hangs a glass lamp.
Photograph of items on a bar at the home of Willard Watson, "The Texas Kid", in Dallas, Texas. The bar has vertical wood paneling along its sides and a flat, dark top with its corner in the foreground of the photo. The bar top is mostly occupied by plastic cups with varying imagery on their sides including Texas outlines, logos of companies such as Dairy Queen, a witch, and shop names. Some cups are flipped upside down to support another cup sitting on top of them. Most of the cups sit on the side of the counter to the right of the bar top's corner. In front of the left side of the bar are two wooden chairs with low backs. Amongst the cups on the left side of the bar top is a large doll with a small painted face, light hair, a dark hat, a dark dress, a short necklace, disproportionately large breasts with a star at the top of the left one, fish net stockings, and tall gloves. Behind the bar is a wood-paneled wall with shelves for glasses and the word "Boss" on it, along with a large object with a keypad on it. To the right of the large object are multiple drink dispenser tabs, above which hangs a glass lamp.
Photograph of items on a bar at the home of Willard Watson, "The Texas Kid", in Dallas, Texas. The bar has vertical wood paneling along its sides and a flat, dark top with its corner in the foreground of the photo. The bar top is mostly occupied by plastic cups with varying imagery on their sides including Texas outlines, logos of companies such as Dairy Queen, a witch, and shop names. Some cups are flipped upside down to support another cup sitting on top of them. Most of the cups sit on the side of the counter to the right of the bar top's corner. In front of the left side of the bar are two wooden chairs with low backs. Amongst the cups on the left side of the bar top is a large doll with a small painted face, light hair, a dark hat, a dark dress, a short necklace, disproportionately large breasts with a star at the top of the left one, fish net stockings, and tall gloves. Behind the bar is a wood-paneled wall with shelves for glasses and the word "Boss" on it, along with a large object with a keypad on it. To the right of the large object are multiple drink dispenser tabs, above which hangs a glass lamp. A large, dark board hangs on the wall to the right of the drink tabs, above which hands a military cap. Farther along the wall is a partially visible framed illustration with lettering around it.
Photograph of items on a bar at the home of Willard Watson, "The Texas Kid", in Dallas, Texas. The bar has vertical wood paneling along its sides and a flat, dark top with its corner in the foreground of the photo. The bar top is mostly occupied by plastic cups with varying imagery on their sides including Texas outlines, logos of companies such as Dairy Queen, a witch, and shop names. Some cups are flipped upside down to support another cup sitting on top of them. Most of the cups sit on the side of the counter to the right of the bar top's corner. In front of the left side of the bar are two wooden chairs with low backs. Amongst the cups on the left side of the bar top is a large doll with a small painted face, light hair, a dark hat, a dark dress, a short necklace, disproportionately large breasts with a star at the top of the left one, fish net stockings, and tall gloves. Behind the bar is a wood-paneled wall with shelves for glasses and the word "Boss" on it, along with a large object with a keypad on it. To the right of the large object are multiple drink dispenser tabs, above which hangs a glass lamp. A large, dark board hangs on the wall to the right of the drink tabs, above which hands a military cap.
Photograph of items on a bar at the home of Willard Watson, "The Texas Kid", in Dallas, Texas. The bar has vertical wood paneling along its sides and a flat, dark top with its corner in the foreground of the photo. The bar top is mostly occupied by plastic cups with varying imagery on their sides including Texas outlines, logos of companies such as Dairy Queen, a witch, and shop names. Some cups are flipped upside down to support another cup sitting on top of them. Most of the cups sit on the side of the counter to the right of the bar top's corner. In front of the left side of the bar are two wooden chairs with low backs. Amongst the cups on the left side of the bar top is a large doll with a small painted face, light hair, a dark hat, a dark dress, a short necklace, disproportionately large breasts with a star at the top of the left one, fish net stockings, and tall gloves. Behind the bar is a wood-paneled wall with shelves for glasses and the word "Boss" on it, along with a large object with a keypad on it. To the right of the large object are multiple drink dispenser tabs, above which hangs a glass lamp. A large, dark board hangs on the wall to the right of the drink tabs, above which hands a military cap. Farther along the wall is a partially visible framed illustration with lettering around it.
Photograph of a man at the Branch Davidian Annual Reunion, outside of Waco, Texas. The man has short dark hair and wears a plain white collared shirt, a black tie with a small white dot pattern, light-colored pants, and a simple dark belt. He stands facing towards the left edge of the photo but has his eyes closed as he lifts his right arm halfway up. In his right hand, the man holds a black pen upright as he points to the left edge of the image with his index finger. In the background behind the man is an empty table and folding chair shaded by a tarp, beyond which is a parked vehicle sitting in overgrown grass.
Photograph of a man at the Terlingua Chili Cook-Off. He has almost shoulder-length hair and wears large shades, a collared short-sleeve shirt, jeans, and cowboy boots. The man looks to the left off-camera while posing with his right arm laying across his right thigh while his left arm positioned straight and behind him. The man sits on the edge of a stone wall, attached to which is a pole with a bird on its right end. A dark flag hangs from the pole. Behind the man is a short stone wall that four other people have positioned their chairs near. The leftmost man in the background wears a ballcap, long-sleeved shirt, and jeans and holds two canned drinks while the person to his right is mostly obscured from view by the man in the foreground. The third background man is dressed similarly to the first though he wears cowboy boots and has propped his legs up on a cooler. The fourth man wears a cowboy hat, shades, long-sleeved shirt, and a watch.
Photograph of a man being interviewed at the Branch Davidian Annual Reunion, outside of Waco, Texas. The man stands outdoors amongst a group of people and wears a ballcap, shades, a Texas t-shirt, an open flannel shirt, and jeans. He has short hair and a short beard as well. The man stands near the right edge of the photo and faces towards the left, holding in his hands a rectangular piece of paper with indiscernible text on it. To the man's right, partially disappearing off-camera, stands a dark-haired woman in a white top and dark skirt who turns away from the camera. In front of the man stands the interviewer, a man with short dark hair wearing a white collared shirt, dark suspenders, and dark pants. The interviewer stands in the center of the photo and faces the man, holding out a microphone with his right hand. Two women stand next to the two men, one to the left of the interviewer and one between him and the man being interviewed. The women both have long dark hair and wear light shirts and dark pants, though the woman on the left wears a ballcap and shades while the woman on the right carries a purse and paper booklet. In the background beyond the interview group are two tables shaded by tarps. The table on the left is set up in front of a vehicle and has a man and a woman standing around it. Beyond the tables is an open grassy field dotted with wildflowers.
Photograph of a man holding a sign outdoors at the Branch Davidian Annual Reunion, outside of Waco, Texas. The man wears shades, a light striped shirt, jeans, and boots and has short dark hair along with a mustache. The sign he holds reads "The ATF, FBI & Pros. Attorneys Are Lower Than A Snake's Belly". To the right and in front of the sign is a second man with short hair and a small beard dressed in shades, a white ballcap, a dark button-up shirt, and jeans who looks off-camera while standing. In the background, two cars sit parked next to one another as a man in a ballcap and white t-shirt walks between them. The vehicle on the left has "Live News 27" written on its side. Additional vehicles are parked farther into the distance.
Photograph of a man in a striped shirt at the Branch Davidian Annual Reunion, outside of Waco, Texas. The man has greying hair that extends to the base of his neck, a white mustache and beard, and wears his shirt tucked into dark pants. He stands facing the left side of the photo, likely outdoors, with a long cigarette in his mouth and a watch on his left wrist as he holds a pen and pad of paper in his left hand. A group of people stand behind the man, mostly in light-colored clothing and hats, all similarly facing towards the left side of the photo.
Photograph of a man speaking at the Branch Davidian Annual Reunion, outside of Waco, Texas. The man stands at the left edge of the photo and looks to the right edge while resting his arms on a wooden podium. The man has greying hair that extends to the base of his neck, a white mustache and beard, a dark short-sleeved shirt with white stripes, and dark pants that his shirt has been tucked into. Around and on top of the wooden podium are microphones on stands, at facing the man. In the background a blurry wall is visible with what may be a large window in its side.
Photograph of a man speaking at the Branch Davidian Annual Reunion, outside of Waco, Texas. He has dark hair brushed back over his neck and wears a dark leather jacket, dark collared shirt, and jeans. The man stands in front of a simple wooden podium with four visible microphones positioned at its top, stands and wires extending from them off-screen. The man rests his hands on the podium's top while looking towards the right side of the photo, speaking while squinting his eyes.
Photograph of a man speaking at the Branch Davidian Annual Reunion, outside of Waco, Texas. He has dark hair brushed back over his neck and wears a dark leather jacket, dark collared shirt, and jeans. The man stands in front of a simple wooden podium with six visible microphones positioned at its top, stands and wires extending from them off-screen. The man rests his left hand on the podium's top while raising his right hand to point straight ahead of himself, his head looking towards the left side of the photo.
Photograph of a man speaking at the Branch Davidian Annual Reunion, outside of Waco, Texas. The man has short dark hair and wears a white collared shirt, a black tie, and belted light pants. He stands centered in the photo behind a simple wooden podium, facing towards the image's left edge. The podium has two microphones on stands, positioned on either side of it, that the man raises his right hand towards as he speaks. In the background behind the man, a second man in a ballcap, shades, white t-shirt, and jeans watches while to his right a person sits facing the ground. To that person's right is a young man holding the left side of a sign, facing the man speaking. An open grassy field with telephone poles in it fills the space beyond the photo's figures.
Photograph of a man speaking at the Branch Davidian Annual Reunion, outside of Waco, Texas. The man has short dark hair and wears a white collared shirt, a black tie, and belted light pants. He stands centered in the photo behind a simple wooden podium, facing forwards and raising his hands to the height of the podium as he speaks. The podium has two microphones on stands positioned on either side of it as well as a small rectangular device sitting near the right edge of the podium's top.
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