International Organization of Women Pilots, "99’s" (Lubbock, Tex. Chapter) 
Photograph Collection, 1967-1995 
316 prints, 7 slides, 186 negatives 
SWCPC 493 E1

Images detail aviation of small passenger planes with aerial shots. Also includes photographs of parties, meetings, and conferences of the International Organization of Women Pilots. 
The International Organization of Women Pilots of "99s" was founded in 1929 for the mutual support of women aviators and the advancement of aviation. The Lubbock, chapter was formed in 1972, initially, with eleven members among whom were housewives, businesswomen, teachers and nursed. Their principle goal is to encourage members to remain proficient in flying and acquire advanced ratings. 
 
Irion County, Texas
Photograph collection, 1890-1960
190 copy prints
SWCPC 55

Consists of photographs of Irion County, Texas (1890-1960), and bulks with photographs of residents of Irion County, Texas (1900-1915). The collection also contains photographs of tornado damage (1915); freight wagons (undated); the first passenger train through Mertzon (1910); jewelry drummers from Dallas, Texas (1911); a report card from a Sherwood, Texas, school (1893) and a chuck wagon scene (undated).
Formerly part of Tom Green County, Irion County was organized in 1899 on 1,073 square miles along the Middle Concho River. The rolling West Texas land supports extensive livestock raising, primarily with sheep and goats. The arrival of the Kansas City, Mexico, and Orient Railroad, from San Angelo in 1910, opened the area for further settlement. Mertzon is the county seat and commercial center.
 
Irrigation
Photograph Collection, 1913-1981
12 b&w photo prints
SWCPC 343 E1-E3

Bulks with images of irrigation wells on the Texas High Plains including one owned by the Layne Bowler Company 1913, and a windmill prototype in Harrisburg, Oregon. Bulks with wells on the High Plains.
 
 
Itasca, Texas
Photograph collection, 1912-1970
28 copy prints
SWCPC 130

Consists of photographs of buildings and people related to the cotton manufacturing industries located in Itasca, Texas (1912-1915; 1936; 1970), and bulks with photographs of the textile industry in Itasca, Texas (1970).
Itasca, founded in 1881, is a retail shipping point in the northern Hill Country of Texas. Its major industry is cotton manufacturing with several oil and textile mills. The Itasca Cotton Manufacturing Company opened in 1901 to produce textiles for draperies and upholstery. In 1935, a Weaver's Guild was established which marketed goods through retail and mail order until its dissolution in 1971.