Dolores Hobley Collection

Photo of a white toddler (likely Mina Baby Bobbie) standing next to a car wearing a knit cap, a cardigan sweater over a dress, tights, and buckle shoes.

An unidentified toddler smiles as she stands in front of a building in a dark jumper over a short-sleeved, light-colored, short-sleeved blouse, a bit of her diaper is visible, and anklet socks and shoes. A printed border has ELKO in each corner.

Decorated truck in an unidentified parade driving in front of buildings.

Twelve unidentified African American women posing by standing on the grass near a tree all wearing fashionable dresses of the 1920's style.

Two unidentified African American airmen stand with their backs to a large crowd to look at the photographer.

Two unidentified African American airmen and an unidentified African American woman sit on a wooden bench likely at a train station smoking cigarettes. The man in the center has his right arm around the shoulders of the woman, farthest on the left. There is a piece of luggage on the floor between the woman and the man in the center. And another piece of luggage or possibly a large handbag sits on the bench to the right of the woman.

Two airmen, one white, one African American, wearing winter gear, lean on a military Jeep in the snow outside a small building. The letters below the windshield of the Jeep on the passenger's side are possibly ELDAFB.

An unidentified African American man, wearing a flat cap and smoking a cigar, stands inside the open passenger side door of possibly a 1930s Chevrolet with a grill tarp. A driver sits inside on the driver's side behind the steering wheel. The road has snow piled above the height of the car on either side of the road. Another car is behind the car in the foreground of the photograph.

Two unidentified white couples (men and women) smile as they stand on the steps to a building. The woman of the couple on the left sits on the wall to the left of the steps while the man behind her leans on the wall behind her with his left hand on his hip and his feet crossed. The man of the couple on the right stands on the first step with his hands behind his back as the woman stands on the sidewalk and leans on the wall to the right of the steps with her right elbow. The men both wear flat caps. The photographer has caught woman on the left with her eyes closed.

Two fashionably dressed unidentified African American women stand leaning on a pillar in park. The woman on the left holds an open umbrella over her right shoulder and is possibly the mother of Dowdal Davis.