Chattahoochee river scene.

(Georgia; 1926)

Cousin Louise
and
the kids.
(Bennettsville, S.C. 1926)

Billy and E. B.
Cousin Louise's children.
(1926)

A typical North Carolina road

1926.
(Between Asheville and Greenville S. C.)

Scene of the "billowing" Atlantic.

Folly Beach S. C.
1926.

A South Car. road.

(a description can be given
in four words;
up-down-all around.)

Just some of the family.

(Chesterfield S. C.)

The main part of my room.

My first interior.
'26

Nine hills—count ’em—
and a road
in S. C.

Mom and Pop
and
Lady's four German Police pups.
at the yard in 1926.

An Alabama country road in 1926.
(Note George Wards Temple to Vestavia
in right center.)

Action—

A plane over Roberts Field
Birmingham—1927.
(Note trail of smoke from the exhaust.)

Best drilled R. O. T. C. unit in B'ham
1927.
Phillips High drill team
at Avondale.

Capt. Ed. Townsend
of Company "H"

Paul Hayne R. O. T. C. unit

Helen Carey, Bert and I

taken by Harry
with my Kodak

Confederate Memorial being carved
on Stone Mountain, Ga.

(One can see Lee's and Jackson's
heads and Jackson's charger.)

1928