A GROUP OF FOUR AMERICAN ROARING TWENTIES PHOTOGRAPHS AND POSTCARDS, 1889-1930, from a collection of photographs, the compiling attributed to Dewbart Lee Bourland of Texas, showing riverscapes and waterfalls of Oregon including Latourell Falls, Oneonta Gorge; a shooting geyser attributed to Frank Jay Haynes (American 1853-1921), marked in negative "Copyright by Haynes, St. Paul," the Morning Glory pool in Yellowstone Park, the Columbia River Highway, a nursing mother bear, elk, buffalo, deer, and cloven hoof animals in front of the Roosevelt Arch, the Medina Dam built by Medina Irrigation Co., Texas, the base of "the Great Glacier & Sir Donald Peak," a steam train with American flags, and a group of Yellowstone Rangers with a rangerette resembling Herma Albertson Baggley (1896-1981), each capturing turn of the century America, overall: 22" x 21". Note: A note places some locations at San Antonio, Lake Medina, Yellowstone Park, and the Pacific Northwest. Provenance: Property from a Corporate Collection, Houston, Texas