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Photograph of landscape of Buck Winn Ranch in Wimberley, Texas.

Photograph of landscape of Buck Winn Ranch in Wimberley, Texas.

Photograph of Buck Winn Ranch landscape in Wimberley, Texas.

Photograph of unidentified landscape, presumably the Buck Winn Ranch in Wimberley, Texas.

Photograph of Buck Winn sitting inside in a chair reading with a large window behind him showing an unidentified landscape.

Photograph of Buck Winn smoking pipe in front of trees on his ranch in Wimberley, Texas. Wimberley artist Buck Winn

Photograph of Jerry Lee Coers and Mary Agnes Smith posing together in front of church altar.

Photograph of Jerry Lee Coers and Mary Agnes Smith posing together in front of church altar.

Photograph of the Jones bride and groom standing together with man and woman on their wedding day.

Photograph of Mr. and Mrs. Jones on their wedding day.

Photograph of the Jones bride and groom standing together with man and woman on their wedding day.

Photograph of Mr. and Mrs. Jones on their wedding day.

Photograph of three men with a Jeep and other cars in the background.

Photograph of three men with a Jeep and other cars in the background.

Photograph of a woman and man sitting at a typewriter while another man stands beside them.

Photograph of Mrs. Jones posing for a photo in celebration for her wedding.

Photograph of Cedaroc image of unidentified man with the inscription 'Mankind's Greatest Benefactor Pasteur.

Photograph of Mrs. Rena Dobie and Wimberley artist Buck Winn in front of the Wimberley Post Office. From San Marcos Record: "Mrs. Rena Dobie, postmaster at Wimberley and Buck Winn designer of the Texas Centennial of Statehood commemorative stamp loom over a sheet of the new stamp in the door of the post office at Wimberley. Winn nationally known artist and muralist, who makes his home on his ranch near Wimberley was a guest of honor Saturday in the House of Representatives at a special program following which the first day issue of the new stamp was put on sale in the Austin post office." From January 4, 1946 issue.

Photograph of Mrs. Rena Dobie and Wimberley artist Buck Winn in front of the Wimberley Post Office. From San Marcos Record: "Mrs. Rena Dobie, postmaster at Wimberley and Buck Winn designer of the Texas Centennial of Statehood commemorative stamp loom over a sheet of the new stamp in the door of the post office at Wimberley. Winn nationally known artist and muralist, who makes his home on his ranch near Wimberley was a guest of honor Saturday in the House of Representatives at a special program following which the first day issue of the new stamp was put on sale in the Austin post office." From January 4, 1946 issue.

Photograph of Mrs. Rena Dobie and Wimberley artist Buck Winn in front of the Wimberley Post Office. From San Marcos Record: "Mrs. Rena Dobie, postmaster at Wimberley and Buck Winn designer of the Texas Centennial of Statehood commemorative stamp loom over a sheet of the new stamp in the door of the post office at Wimberley. Winn nationally known artist and muralist, who makes his home on his ranch near Wimberley was a guest of honor Saturday in the House of Representatives at a special program following which the first day issue of the new stamp was put on sale in the Austin post office." From January 4, 1946 issue.