Jail, Burnet County (Old Jail)
- Letter from Truett Latimer, Texas State Historical Survey Committee, to Mrs. L. S. Skaggs, Chairman, Burnet County Historical Survey Committee, 5 May 1966, with Building Medallion application.
- "Churches Proved Safer Than” by Hart Stillwell, article from unknown newspaper dated Wed. Oct. 18, 1967
- “Burnet Jail, Built in 1884, One of Oldest Bastiles Still in Use’, article from The Highlander, Marble Falls, TX, 2 April 1970
- Copy of inscription on Burnet County Jail
- Brief description of Burnet County Jail
- The Highlander 29 Mar 1979; "Burnet County Jail" - picture of jail looking northeast from the top of the courthouse
- Letter from Gerron S. Hite, Staff Architect, Texas Historical Commission, to Judge D. C. Kincheloe, 1 Aug 1988 . 2 copies
- Letter from Susan J Dickey to Burnet County Public Library asking for information about F.E. Ruffini and the County Jail, 28 Aug 1992
- Letter from Paula Harris, Burnet County Library Director to Susan Dickey, Texas Tech University, 15 Sept 1992
- Letters from F.E. Ruffini to County Judge J.A. (Crews?), 26 Feb (1914? 1974?), 14 Nov (19??), 13 Jan (19??), 5 April (19??), 23 May (19??)
- Letter from F.E. Ruffini to W.S. Hill 20 May (????)
- Picture of entry to jail, close up, 8 April 1971
- Picture of jail, wide angle,8 April 1971
- Series of pictures of the old Jail (undated) and from north, east, and NE
- Jailhouse Cookbook, published in 1976 by Burnet County Library and Burnet County Historical Society. A cookbook published as a fund raiser for the Burnet County Free Library, features recipes from the community as well as Mrs Essie Hollingsworth Riddell, wife of Burnet County Sheriff Wallace Riddell, who cooked for the inmates of the jail for more than 35 years.
- Unsourced newspaper clipping dated 9 March 1978 with picture of Essie Riddell as she moves her furniture out of the old jail.
- "Burnet County Jailhouse: 82-year-old Relic's Days of Holding Prisoners Numbered" The Highlander 23 Mar 1978
- Site Visit Report on condition and history the old jail building by Adam Alsobrook, Project Reviewer, Division of Architecture, Texas Historical Commission. 3 pages, dated 21 May 2013.
- Letter from Tommye Potts, BCHC Chair to Texas Historical Commission, 31 October 2012, with application for Certified Local Government grant for jail renovation.
- Burnet Bulletin 18 Nov 2015; "Old Jail gets freshened up" by Alexandria Randolph
- The Highlander 24 Nov 2015; "Old Jail gets new look"
- Citizens Gazette 20 July 2016; "Monument to Riddell is moved to former jail" -
- Highland Lakes Weekly 22 July 2016; "A Homecoming for Sheriff Wallace Riddell" with pictures of jail, statue, and Sheriff Riddell.
- The Picayune 27 July 2016; "Statue of longest-serving sheriff moved to old Burnet County Jail" by Connie Swinney
- Citizens Gazette 16 Jan 2019; "Efforts for recognition ongoing; Former jail has place in history"
- Citizens Gazette 17 July 2019; "Keeping Watch" - picture of the old jail with the statue of Sheriff Wallace Riddell overlooking the building.
- The Highlander 11 Oct 2019; "Historic jail" Picture. "The old Burnet County Jail, at the northeast corner of Pierce and Washington in Burnet was built in 1884 and included not only cells downstairs, but a sheriff's office and upstairs living quarters...."
Jefferson, Texas
Historical Pilgrimage May 4, 1972 1. Entire issue of May 4, 1972 Jefferson Jimplecute newspaper on Historical Pilgrimage
Jenks Branch
1. Copy of article dated July 10, 1964 titled “Jenks Branch Near Liberty Hill Offers Clues and Stories of Civil War Days”
Joppa, Texas
- Application for Official Texas Historical Marker
- Three page, typed history of Joppa. Undated, author unknown, with footnotes.
- Texas Hiways, October 1971, with article “Big Day in Joppa” by Frank G. Kelly Jr. The story is about dove season and has pictures of Susie Taylor, Gale Price, Pokey Oakley, Sam Hamilton, Bill Bryson, E. B Price, Buck Asher, Ellis Taylor.
- Copy of Commissioner Court minutes, 25 May 1942, concerning consolidation of Bertram school district with Live Oak, Joppa, Shady Grove, and Providence schools.
- Two copies of another typed Joppa history.
- Copy of proposed words for Texas Historical Marker for Joppa Community.
- Manila folder with copies of application for Official Texas Historical Marker.
- Original “Resolutions of Respect” from the Joppa Union Sunday School to Miss Lucy Ater. Written on back is “given by Mrs. Bill Bryson.
- Newspaper clipping from Dallas Morning News dated July 11, 1971 by Frank X. Tolbert titled “Did Camel Drivers Start Mahomet Town?”
- Picture of a family picnic at Joppa inscribed on the back to Will and Mable
- Picture of people sitting on a bluff above water inscribed on the back George
- Picture of fish fry at the Ater place inscribed on back to Will and Mable
- Picture of group including Raymond Dale Price dated Aug 18, 1925
- Picture of Joppa picnic undated
- Attendance chart for Dale Price in the primary class of the Joppa Baptist Sunday School for April, 1957. The teacher was Mrs. Guin
- The Picayune, 30 Dec 2009; "The Blowing Joppa Winds" by Rachel Bryson
- The Picayune, 28 Sep 1994; "Joppa continues to persevere" by Rachel Bryson
- The Picayune 30 Dec 2009; "Tales of Joppa Christmas past" by Rachel Bryson
- The Highlander 18 Nov 2016; "Booklet on Joppa community supports historic bridges"
Kimble County
- Map of Kimble County Land Patents
King's Daughters, The
Compilation of 52 pages detailing information on women known as King's Daughters of Canada
Kingsland - See Llano County/Kingsland
Krause Springs
1. Texas Historical Commission form for Krause Springs
2. The Picayune, 20 Sept. 1995,A Haven in the Hill Country