Zickefoose, Elizabeth
Photograph Collection, 1890-1910
55 photos
SWCPC 432
The collection contains postcards of various Indian tribes of North
America (New Mexico and Wisconsin). It also features portraits of various Wild West
entertainers, Carlsbad Caverns in New Mexico, and wolf hunting in Kansas.
A long time resident of New Mexico, Elizabeth Zickefoose collected photographic postcards
of numerous Indian tribes.
Zollner's "Hobo Ranch"
Photograph Collection, 1971
8 copy prints
SWCPC 180
Consists of photographs of Henry Zollner's family and his "Hobo
Ranch" in Rockwall County, Texas (1971).
Massey Zollner and his wife, Elizabeth, established a ranch near Fate, Texas, in Rockwall
County in 1876. Immigrants from Germany by way of Australia, the Zollners soon developed a
successful cotton crop on 320 acres of North Texas land. For labor, they hired men of
every trade who were temporarily unemployed. Because of this practice, their place became
known as "Hobo Ranch."