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Albert Gallaton Award granted to George E. Lee by the United States Treasury Department. The page is a yellowed manilla color, and in the center of the page, the Treasury Department's seal appears in a darker yellow. The words "United States Treasury Department" appear at the head of the page in a blackletter typeface. Beneath this heading is an engraving of Albert Gallatin's head and shoulders and, in a cursive typeface, an explanation that the award recognizes Lee's years-long term of service for the Treasury. The bottom of the page bears the signature of Douglas Dillon, then Secretary of the Treasury Department. Award is dated 6 September 1962

Scrapbook documenting the history of the Lyles and Dorsey families. Scrapbook includes photographs, postcards, artwork, and ephemera dating from 1800 through 2015.

Collage of three black and white photographs and scans of the front and back of a retirement identification card. The photo in the upper left corner shows a woman in a white dress seated on an armchair in a living room. Typescript caption dates this photograph to May 1960. The photo in the lower left corner shows Aunt Lil and a younger sister, May, standing in the yard of a house. Typescript caption identifies the subjects of the photograph by name. Photograph is undated. The photo in the upper right corner shows James E. Wheeler in military attire against a solid background from the torso up. Typescript caption identifies him as "James E. Wheeler, big brother." Photograph is undated but was likely taken before 1946. The front and back of a retirement identification card issued by the United States Treasury Department to George E. Lee occupies the lower right corner. The card displays Lee's photo portrait, signature, retirement date, and length of government service. Card was issued 31 October 1962. Collage is undated

Collage of three black and white photographs, the same three photographs seen in ABFR-23-024-087 and in similar placements on the collage backdrop. The photo in the upper left corner shows a woman sitting on a chair in a living room. Typescript caption dates this photograph to May 1960, and a handwritten note identifies the woman as "my mom." The photo in the lower left corner shows two young women standing in a yard. Typescript caption identifies the subjects of the photograph as Aunt Lil and May, a little sister. Handwritten note reads "May died." Photograph is undated. The photo in the upper right corner shows James E. Wheeler in military dress. Typescript caption identifies him as "James E. Wheeler, big brother." Handwritten note identifies Wheeler as "my mom's brother." Photograph is undated but was likely taken before 1946. Collage is undated

Reverse of collage of family photos with handwritten clarifications (ABFR-23-024-088). Handwritten note reads "Annie Lee Wheeler Descants." Collage is undated

Collage of two black and white photographs with handwritten captions. The photograph on the left shows the head and shoulders of a woman wearing a white collar and hoop earrings. Her lips are slightly parted in a subtle smile, and her hand is raised as if to wave. Handwritten caption identifies her as Shirley Ann Gilliam. The photograph on the right shows the head and shoulders of a man in a gray suit jacket with close-cropped hair. Handwritten caption identifies him as Lalon Sanders, Jr. Photographs and collage are undated