Daffern, Albert
Photograph collection, 1910
65 copy negatives
SWCPC 64, E2

Consists of negatives of ranch work and family life on the Matador Ranch (1910).
Albert Daffern worked as a wrangler and cowboy for the Matador Division of the Matador Land and Cattle Company during the early 1900s. L. J. (Charlie) Fullingham served as camp manager on one of the division's line camps.
 
Daingerfield, Texas
Photograph collection, 1913-1970
7 copy prints
SWCPC 134

Consists of photographs of Daingerfield, Texas (1913-1970), and includes photographs of the Old Hughes Furnace (undated) and of Governor Colquitt's mansion (ca. 1900).
Daingerfield, Texas, in south central Morris county, was first settled in 1840. Since 1876, the town has served as county seat to this agricultural, timber, and mining area of northeast Texas.
 
Dallam County, Texas
Photograph collection, 1898-1935
23 copy prints, 33 copy negatives
SWCPC 210

Consists of photographs of Dallam County, Texas 1898-1935.
 
Dallas, Jim
Photograph collection, 1940
5 copy prints, 417 photo prints
SWCPC 435

Consists of people, places, and events in Lubbock, Texas in the 1940s.
Jim Dallas owned a photography studio in Lubbock, Texas, from the 1940s through the 1960s. His work concentrated on studio portraits, but included some cityscapes and copies of historical photographs.
 
Dallas, Jim Studio 
Photograph Collection, ca. 1950’s 
1 b & w oversized print  
SWCPC 435 E (E1)

Photo of Braniff International Airways Plane at the Lubbock International Airport. Former Lubbock photographer who donated entire print collection to the SWC. This collection contains 162,994 leaves. Jim Dallas owned a photography studio in Lubbock, Texas from the 1940’s through the 1960’s. His work concentrated on studio portraits, but included some cityscapes and copies of historical photographs.

This collection consists of a single group photo of the Daughters of the Pioneers in Lubbock, Texas. The Daughters of the Pioneers was organized 1 December 1960. It is a social organization made up of the descendants of the pioneers of the city of Lubbock, Texas and the South Plains.

Davis Mountains (Texas)
Photograph collection, 1927
20 copy prints
SWCPC 159

Consists of photographs of the Davis Mountains near Indian Lodge in Texas (1927). It also contains photographs of the Indian Lodge in Davis Mountain State Park (1927) and the McDonald Observatory (undated).
The Davis Mountains lie in the region of West Texas between the Pecos River and the Rio Grande in Jeff Davis County and are characterized by high volcanic peaks. For many years the mountains were home to the Mescalero Apaches until their defeat in the early 1880s. In 1934, the creation of Davis Mountain State Park made this scenic area a popular vacation spot.
 
Davis, A. B., Jr.  
Photograph Collection, 1939-1940 and undated 
141 b & w photo prints and 200 b & w negatives 
SWCPC 699 E1

Davis, Linda
Photograph Collection, 1999
2 color prints
SWCPC 832

    Portraits of Linda and her husband Les at their ranch in New Mexico.   Mrs. Davis grew up in the ranch country east of the Sangre de Cristo Mountains near Cimarron.  Her family and that of her husband, Les Davis, had ranched in the area for a few generations.  She is actively involved in operating the ranch as well as supporting various organizations related to ranching and New Mexico history.  She is a Golden Spur Award recipient, following in the footsteps of her father who was the first recipient.

Davis, Roy Bennett
Photograph collection, 1967
7 copy prints
SWCPC 196, E4

Consists of photographs of Roy B. Davis, "Progressive Farmer's" Man of the Year (1967).
Born in McGregor, Texas, in 1900, Roy B. Davis moved to Lubbock with his family in 1921. He graduated from Texas A&M University in 1927 and, over the next ten years, was a county agricultural agent in Gaines, Terry, and Hale counties. In 1943, Davis became general manager of the Plains Cooperative Oil Mill in Lubbock, where he served in this position until his retirement in 1971.
 
Davis, Tommie
Postcard Collection, 1950-1960
4 postcards
SWCPC 167, A (E2)

Consists of picture postcards of an aerial view of Texas Tech University and the "Carol of the Lights" ceremony.

Consists of photographs of people and places in Dawson County, Texas (1903-1920), and includes pictures of a school-house fire in Lamesa (1920) and the laying of track for the railroad (1910).
 
De la Garza Family
Photograph collection, 1895-1969
42 copy prints
SWCPC 45

Contains de la Garza family photographs from 1900-1905. The collection also includes the first car wreck in Del Rio (ca. 1907); blueprints of Brown Plaza (ca. 1969); the Brown Plaza historical marker (1970); the "Christmas Honey Cake Legend" (undated); Quit-Claim deed documents (ca. 1925); a funeral announcement/invitation [in Spanish] (ca. 1929); and the first Mexican-American woman to serve on a jury (ca. 1955).
The families of Florencio de la Garza and his son, Jose, have been prominent in civic affairs in Del Rio, Texas, throughout the Twentieth Century.
 
Deaf Smith County, Texas
Photograph collection, 1898-1972
426 copy prints
SWCPC 38

This is an artificial collection of photographs from Deaf Smith County, Texas (1898-1972), and bulks with photographs of Hereford street scenes and businesses (1900-1915). It also contains photographs of an excursion train (undated) and a tank baptism.
Deaf Smith County, in the Texas Panhandle, was organized in 1876, and the city of Hereford serves as the county seat. Located on the Santa Fe Railroad near the original headquarters of the XIT ranch, Hereford is a shipping center for local stock raisers.
 
Delaney, Harry 
Photograph Collection, 1938-1972 and undated 
6 b & w photo prints 
SWCPC 731 E1 

This collection consists of images of various groups of Kiwanas Club members. Harry Delaney was an active member of the Kiwanas Club in Lubbock, Texas.

DeLoach, William Green
Photograph collection, 1909-1965
20 copy prints
SWCPC 398

Consists of photographs of the DeLoach family and their activities in Lamb County, Texas (1909-1965).
The DeLoach family moved from Oklahoma to Crosby County, Texas, in 1913 and, in 1925, moved to Lamb County where they farmed. For fifty years DeLoach kept a daily diary that documented the development of West Texas from the horse and buggy days to the space age.
 
Desdemona, Texas
Photograph collection, ca. 1917-1966
1 Photo, 91 copy prints, 106 copy negatives
SWCPC 43, E1-E8

The collection consists of photographs of Desdemona, Texas, and bulks with photographs of the oil boom in Desdemona (ca. 1920). It also includes a tank baptism and an unidentified peanut farm in Eastland County, Texas.
Located in southeastern Eastland County, Texas, Desdemona was originally settled in 1860. In September 1918, the Joe Duke discovery well created an oil boom that saw Desdemona covered with a sea of oil rigs--the Desdemona field was drilled by numerous small operators. Crowded conditions led to increased lawlessness and by 1920, the Texas Rangers had to intervene to reestablish order. Oil production quickly peaked at 7,375,825 barrels in 1919.
 
Dickens County, Texas
Photograph collection, 1890-1968
55 copy prints
SWCPC 202

This artificial collection consists of photographs of Dickens County, Texas (1890-1968), and bulks with photographs of Spur, Texas (1890-1910). It also includes a photo of the historical marker erected by the state of Texas in 1935 at a site known as Anderson's Fort or the Soldier's Mound
 
Dillard, Bryan B.
Photograph collection, 1889-1909
22 copy prints
SWCPC 57 (U), E5

Consists of photographs of Lubbock, Texas (1889-1909), and bulks with photographs of houses, businesses, and farm scenes (1889-1909).
Bryan B. Dillard, son of Lubbock newspaper owner, J. J. Dillard, was born in August 1903 in Lubbock, Texas. In 1928, he married Baybell Stovall. Dillard became an attorney and later entered partnership with his father in the law firm of Dillard and Dillard.
 
Dillard, J. J.  
Photograph Collection, undated 
1 b & w print and 1 b & w negative 
SWCPC 766 E1

Photo of the J.J. Dillard family featuring Ada and J.J. J. J. Dillard helped establish the Lubbock Avalanche-Journal, a car dealership, and was known as a pious layman.

Dimmitt, Texas
Photograph collection, 1893-1934
41 copy prints
SWCPC 242

Consists of photographs of people and places in Dimmitt, Texas (1893-1934), and contains photographs of the Castro County Courthouse (1906), the first header used for harvesting wheat in the Panhandle (1909), and a dust storm (1934).
 
Dingus, Rick
Photograph Collection, 1994
38 b/w photo prints; 4 color photo prints
SWCPC 565 E1

Collection contains photographs of Post, Texas taken by students of Rick Dingus, an associate professor in the Art Department at Texas Tech University in the spring of 1994. Images include architecture, people, and landscapes near Post. Bulks with landscape images.
Rick Dingus is Associate Professor in the Art Department of Texas Tech University. In the spring of 1994, he assigned students the task of taking photographs in the community of Post, Texas to document the city and its people in the 1990s.
 
Dixon Creek Ranch 
Photograph Collection, 1962 
19 color slides 
SWCPC 716 E1

This collection consists of images of burned areas on the Dixon Creek Ranch. Dixon Creek flows into the Canadian River.  
The Dixon Creek Ranch is located in Carson County, Texas. The Ranch itself is a division of the 6666 (Four Sixes) Ranch.

 
Dominguez, Tirso
Photograph Collection, 1924-1986
39 b/w copy prints; 38 b/w copy negatives
SWCPC 525

Comprised of images of the Slaton, Texas Mexican-American community during the mid-1920s. Includes automobiles, people, buildings, baseball players, September 16th Fiesta celebration, parade, and locomotive derailment. Bulks with Fiesta celebration photographs.
 
Donathon, Bernice
Photograph collection, 1910-1950
90 copy prints, 91 copy negatives
SWCPC 370, E2

Consists of photographs of Dell City (1910-1950).
Bernice Donathon and her husband, Ardell, moved to Hudspeth County, Texas, in 1948 to raise cotton on the newly irrigated lands. They helped found the town of Dell City and were prominent in community affairs.
 
Donley County, Texas
Photograph collection, 1918-1920
3 copy prints
SWCPC 203

Consists of photographs of Donley County, Texas (1918-1920). It also includes a photo of the Clarendon College football team (1918).

Consists of picture postcards of historic personalities of the "Old West" (1843-1917).
 
Dubois, Marit J.
Photograph Collection, 1892-1953 and undated
434 photo and copy prints, contact sheets and postcard prints
SWCPC 626
 
This collection consists of photographs relating to pictures of individuals, geographical locations in U.S.A. and Europe, aerial views, building structures, military installations and activities from WWI to 1950’s, and a Civil War veteran.
Merit J. Dubois is employed as a librarian at Lubbock City/County Library her family is from Childress, Texas. Hand-written note on back of picture states that Arlie, Texas was named for Arlington Griffith Weddington.
 
Duggan, Maryann  
Photograph Collection, 1999 
1 color print 
SWCPC 762 E1