Originally from Missouri, Frank Duncan arrived in the Big Bend in the early part of the 20th century, where he lived in Terlingua, Presidio and, eventually, Marfa. In 1916 he opened the Duncan Photography Company and produced thousands of images of the region, especially landscapes and ranching scenes. The museum holds 2,200 panoramic and glass negatives by Duncan and many of his images don the museum’s galleries.

Presidio County Courthouse in Marfa, Texas. 
Desert Landscape with figure 
Outdoor cooking with chuck wagon 
Young cowboy identified as Bud Tyler 
Soldiers from the 8th Cavalry at Camp Marfa 
Marfa High School graduate. 
Francisco Morales wedding party 
Herd of Angora Goats 
Winter Parade in Marfa 
Young man dressed as a cowboy 
Daisy Burke with rifle 
Portrait of Seated Man 
Trail to Tinaja Blanca Mine 
Marfa High School Girls on Liberty Loan Day 
Residence of C.H. Bird in Fort Davis, Davis County 
Portraits of young men 
Photo of Marfa in the evening hours. 
1st Cavalry Jazz Band 
1st Cavalry Polo Player 
Jordan Gap near Marfa in Presidio County, Texas.
