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    Raymond T. Wright Photograph

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    This is a photograph of Raymond T. Wright, possibly at work

    Raymond T. Wright Professional Photograph

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    This is a photograph of Raymond T. Wright with professional colleagues. Raymond T. Wright worked as superintendent and district manager for Gulf States Utilities in Huntsville, Texas and also served as president of the Chamber of Commerce, member of the Huntsville Rotary club, Mayor of the city, and city judge

    Raymond T. Wright Portrait

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    This is a portrait of Raymond T. Wright in his earlier years

    Raymond T. Wright Professional Photograph

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    This is a photograph of Raymond T. Wright outside with professional colleagues

    Two songs [music] /

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    N. & Co. 1054 (Publisher number). No. 1, Farewell in D ; A legend in F.; "Sung by Miss Eileen Shettle" -- Cover.; Also available online http://nla.gov.au/nla.mus-an9723933. Farewell / words by T. Edmond Leonard ; music by Ethel Wright -- A Legend / words and music by Ethel Wright

    Letter from R. K. Wright to W. T. Johnson

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    Letter from R. K. Wright to W. T. Johnson, concerning unsent program of work

    Raymond T. Wright and C.Y. Jowaley Photograph

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    This is a photograph of Raymond T. Wright and C.Y. Jowaley at work

    Raymond T. Wright and C.Y. Townbey Photograph

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    This is a photograph of Raymond T. Wright and C.Y. Jowaley

    Raymond T. Wright Church Group Photograph

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    This is a photograph of Raymond T. Wright with men from the First Baptist Church in Huntsville, Texas. From left to right: Cecil Adickes, Drury Phillips, Robert Smicker, Dr. R.C. Stiernberg, [Ottie?] Barrett, Tom Ball, Raymond [Devis?], Raymond Wright, Max Jones, R.M. Hawkins, L.K. Westmoreland, C.Y. Townley, and Joseph [Grezga?]. This photograph was made sometime in the 1950's

    Mr. and Mrs. Raymond T. Wright Photograph

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    This is a photograph of Mr. and Mrs. Raymond T. Wright dressed as Sam and Margret Houston outside their home, sometime after 1956
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