Color Pamphlet advertising for the Alabama-Coushatta Indian Reservation of Texas, near Lexington, Texas.

A unidentified woman in traditional dress stands in a forest.

A man identified as Bronson Cooper Sylestine, 1879–1969, wearing red with a feather headress and a large metal gorget.

A summary of the history of The Alabama and Coushatta Tribes until 1966.

Six women in traditional dress stand or sit in front of a teepee. Four women stand in the back, two sit in the front.

A man identified as Jack Battise wears a red shirt and a feather headdress and holds a drum.

A woman in traditional dress identified as Leona Sylstine stands in front of glass display cases.

A building an A-frame building with two wings on the sides, identified as the Museum Building on the Alabama-Coushatta Reservation in Texas. Trees in the front left.

A group of unidentified people in traditional dress stand outside in a clearing surrounded by a palisade. A man wearing a red shirt and a feather headdress sits behind a large, round drum.

Five unidentified men and boys stand outside. The man in the center wears a war bonnet.