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[Caddo Oak in Field]
Photograph of a large caddo oak in a field near Caddo Bridge in Wilson County, Texas.
[Dr. Boykin's House]
Photograph of the exterior of the two-story house of Dr. Boykin in Wilson County, Texas. There is a wrap-around porch on both floors to the left.
[Historians at Alvin Kuykendal Ranch]
Photograph of several historians standing on a dirt road at the Alvin Kuykendal Ranch in Wilson County, Texas. Those in the back are, from left to right, John Grammer, Regina Kosub, and Maurine Liles, and those in the front are Allen Kosub, Gene Maeckel, and Alvin Kuykendal.
[Large Tree in Front of House]
Photograph of two large trees and part of a rusty fence in front of a house in Wilson County, Texas. A porch deck is visible to the right.
[Old Hospital]
Photograph of a road in front of an old hospital building on Hospital Blvd. in Floresville, Texas.
[Two Women in Front of House]
Photograph of Maurine Liles and Belen Rodriguez Denecamp standing in front of a house in Wilson County, Texas.
[Wilson County Jailhouse Museum]
Photograph of the exterior of the Wilson County Jailhouse Museum building in Floresville, Texas. A few bushes are visible in front of the building.
[Log Cabin in Union Valley]
Photograph of a dirt road in front of a log cabin in Union Valley, Texas. A tree is visible to the right.
[Four Men by Fence]
Photograph of four men, identified as Gene Maeckel, John Grammer, Allen Kosub, and Bobby Hastings, standing at the site of the 40-Mile Hole in Wilson County, Texas. A wire fence is visible to the left.
[Marcelina Baptist Church]
Photograph of a field of wild flowers in front of the Marcelina Baptist Church in Floresville, Texas.
[Photograph of Marvin Quinney]
Photograph of Judge Marvin Quinney posing in his judge's robes in front of the Wilson County seal and an American flag. He holds a gavel in his hands.
[Senior Day at the Capitol]
Photograph of older men and women wearing red, white, and blue scarfs holding a banner, reading "Senior Day at the Capitol", and pieces of paper, in front of the Texas State Capitol in Austin, Texas.
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