Various headstone applications for Veterans interred at Glenwood Cemetery and Washington Cemetery.

A short History of the First Officers training camp, Leon Spring, TX and of the First Officers Training Camp Association of TX, & Roster of camp graduates.

Shows what Veterans died in battle, of wounds, of disease, etc.

Houston's Part in WWI: Edited Nov. 11, 1919 one year from the signing of the Armistice.

United Confederate Veterans Historical Souvenir Book. Roster of Dick Dowling Camp 197, Houston, TX Constitution and Bylaws.

An account of Dick Dowling Battle by Mrs. R. F. Pray.

Copies of book pages with veteran information pertaining to Glenwood Cemetery or Washington Cemetery.

1st Calvary division list.

Texas in the Confederacy by Colonel Harry McCorry Henderson, published by Naylor Company, San Antonio, TX.

Copies from a book with Veteran information that are interred in Glenwood.

Latham Plot-Latham Lot Real Estate Account.

Latham Plot, Latham Lot Real Estate Account- Original 3 copies of drawings of Latham Lot by W.W.M., following removal of building and showing location of foundation. One copy includes notes, drawings, and burials.

Texas in the War 1861-1865 by Marcus J. Wright, Brig. Gen., CSA.

C. Stalnaker to O.R. Weyrich. W.A. Kirkland. Attaches original 5 copies of drawing titled "W.A.Kirkland Memorial 72' x 60'.

Mr. and Mrs. W.A. Kirkland by Greacen, Evans & Rogers Architects. Latham Lot Real Estate Account- architect's plans: undated rough draft, preliminary drawing and Construction drawings. 3 Tubed plans.

"Secrets of Glenwood Cemetery"

Eagle Granite is featured for their work on Glenwood Cemetery's Smith Lot in Section Oakdale-West.

'RIP, Howard Hughes"

"Best Cemetery- Glenwood Cemetery"

"Heavenly Gardens"

"Written in Stone"

"Cemetery"

"Celebrated Cemetery"

"Houston's Garden Cemetery- A Verdent Walk through Houston's History"

"Glenwood Cemetery"

"CPA enjoys second career taking care of Houston's oldest cemetery"

City map with Glenwood highlighted.

"A Practical and Modern Approach to Cemetery landscaping"

"Lawn of the Dead- Strolling through Houston history at Glenwood Cemetery"

"A Quiet Respite holds pieces of City's History"

"Glenwood Cemetery set to Grow"

"Glenwood Cemetery Prepares for its next Life"

"Houstonians know the name but not his place in area's history"

"The River Oaks of Cemeteries"

"Push comes to shovel on park" "bayou work mostly using private funds"

Published magazine from Rice University.