Items

• Photograph: portrait of boy

  A photo of a portrait of a boy during the school year. The photo is dated for the school year 1937-1938.
• Photograph: woman standing

  A photo of a woman standing and smiling at the camera.
• Photograph: group of women

  A photo of a group of women. Seven of the women are standing while four are crouched below the standing women.
• Photograph: woman sitting

  A photograph of a woman sitting by a structure smiling at the camera.
• Photograph: portrait

  Three copies of a portrait of a man.
• Photograph: man on farm equipment

  A photo of a man sitting on a piece of farm equipment.
• Photograph: woman sitting

  A photo of a woman sitting in a field.
• Photograph: woman in garden

  A photo of a woman in a garden.
• Photograph: film negative

  A film negative depicting a steam boat. There is damage to the negative.
• Photograph: film negative

  A film negative depicting two men sitting together.
• Photograph: film negative

  The film negative shows three people standing together.
• Photograph: portrait
• Set of postcards

  The two postcards were found with the Hawkins family collection. There is no writing on either postcard. The first postcard depicts the Aquarium and New York Harbor in Manhattan. The second postcard shows a mountain island in the French Broad River called "In the Land of the Sky."
• Postcard: Las Plumas on the Western Pacific Railway

  A postcard sent to Alice Crain Hawkins. It is unclear who sent the letter but it can be assumed it was one of her children. It is known that Ansel did not send the postcard as he is mentioned in the note. The postcard depicts Las Plumas on the Western Pacific Railway. It shows the Power House of the GWP Company near Oroville, California. It is unknown what year the postcard was written but the postdate does show it was sent on May 1.
• Postcard: Ordnance Department building

  A postcard sent to Alice Crain Hawkins. The postcard has aged and most of the writing cannot be read. It does show the Ordnance Department building off Pennsylvania Avenue in Washington, DC.
• Postcard: observation point

  A postcard from Don Hawkins, Jr. to his dad, Harper D. Hawkins, Sr. The postcard shows the observation point at the Painted Canyon in the Badlands in North Dakota. The postcard is dated June 20 but does not contain a year.
• Postcard: Lover's Leap

  A postcard from Grace to Don Hawkins, Jr. The postcard shows "Lover's Leap," in the heart of the Blue Ridge Mountains. The post date does not show a year but has a date of August 4.
• Postcard: Wenatchee Valley Apple Orchards

  A postcard from Don Hawkins, Jr. to his dad, Harper D. Hawkins, Sr. The postcard shows Wenatchee Valley Orchards.
• Postcard: Marquette University Law School

  A postcard from Don Hawkins, Jr. to his dad, Harper D. Hawkins, Sr. The post card shows Marquette University's Law School and Johnton Hall and Gesu Church.
• Postcard: Uganda kob, Uganda National Parks

  A postcard sent by Don Hawkins, Jr. to his dad, Harper D. Hawkins, Sr. The postcard shows Uganda Kob in the Uganda National Parks.
• Postcard: Wren Building of College of William and Mary

  A postcard from Leland Burch to Don Hawkins, Jr. The postcard is of the Wren Building at the College of William and Mary in Williamsburg, Virginia.
• Postcard: Crescent Beach, SC

  A postcard from Azalee Hawkins Cook to Harper D. Hawkins, Sr. The postcard is from Crescent Beach, South Carolina and shows some flowers, Morning Glories.
• Postcard: U.S. Veterans' Hospital, Columbia, SC

  A postcard sent by Ansel Montgomery Hawkins to his niece, Polly Forrester. The postcard is of the Main Building of the U.S. Veterans' Hospital in Columbia, South Carolina.
• Postcard: Hotel Miller, Southport, North Carolina

  A postcard sent by William Vernon Hawkins to his mother, Alice Crain Hawkins. The postcard is of Hotel Miller, Southport, North Carolina.
• Postcard: A Century of Progress

  Postcard from the 1933 Chicago International Exposition called "A Century of Progress." The postcard was sent and written by Ruth F. Sullivan Hawkins to Harper D. Hawkins.