Photograph of Judge J. Harris Gardner being sworn in to the Travis County Fifty-third Judicial District Court by Judge Ralph W. Yarborough. Judges Harris and Yarborough are standing with their right hands raised.

Photograph of Governor Jefferson Gardner and his family in front of their home on the east side of Mountain Fork, Indian Territory. Claim disputed August 1989.

Photograph used for a story in the Oklahoma Times newspaper.

Photograph of a group of men standing in front of a brick and wood paneled building. The three men on the right in the back row have been identified as, from left to right, Otis Gatewood, Harold Thomas, and Don Gardner. The man in the middle of the first row is Jesse P. Sewell, and the man on the right is Don Morris.

Half-body portrait of T.B. Larimore, wearing a dark-colored suit and bow tie. Note on the back of the photograph reads, "C.C. Giers National Art Gallery (middle section missing) Albums and Frames & Card Pictures for Albums constantly on hand. Duplicates of this picture can be had if desired, Negative No._____." Photograph donated by Terry J. Gardner.

Portrait of James W. Harding, visible from the shoulders up, wearing a dark-colored suit. Note on the back of the photograph reads, "J.C. Elrod, Louisville, KY. Is this Jeff. H??'s Father? Photograph Galleries, 313 Jefferson, below Third Street, ground floor, and 428 Main, below Fourth Street, duplicates can be ordered."

Excursion party posing in front of palm trees, cars and house in the background

Photograph used for a story in the Oklahoma Times newspaper. Caption: "J. O. "Jim" Selman, one of the last of Oklahoma's old-time cowboys and famous cattleman, has died at the age of 78. He was a member of the original 8-man Oklahoma State Highway Commission, and originated the Woodward Elks Rodeo, which recently celebrated 50 years. He is shown in this picture at a Northwest Cattlemen's Assoc. get-together with, from left, Charles Gardner, Alva; Roy Craig, Leedey; Selman; and W. E. Bland, Buffalo."

Photograph used for a story in the Oklahoma Times newspaper. Caption: "The final twosome, champion Louise Blumenthal and runnerup Joanie Gardner, had barely left the last hole of the 55th Oklahoma Women's Golf Association tournament when you already could hear the state's best distaff linksters talking about the 56th meeting."

Portrait of Tolbert Fanning taken for the Hope Institute in 1866. Part of a group of photographs given to Abilene Christian University by Terry J. Gardner.

Photograph of the Goodland Indian School’s Little Boys Building (This Building Erected Through The Efforts Of Hugo Lions Club, 1924). View Includes: J. L. Rodgers, P. J. Hays, Bert Mcdo?, H. V. Posey, Prof. ? Orr, W. C. Henry, A. Wolf, Oscar Gardner, W. E. Schooler, Bundley, C. G. Shull, M. E. Jones, F. M. Phillips, Ridgeway, E. A. Burk, C. A. Brewer, Walter Leard, Dickinson, Jack Sanders, Lundguard, and S. B. Spring.

Portrait of E.G. Sewell, visible from the shoulders up, wearing a dark-colored suit and an overcoat. Note on the back of the photograph reads, "B.Z. Cannaway, Resident Artist, East Side Public Square, Franklin, KY."

A comprehensive document, offering a detailed exploration of Burton Hill Elementary School's transformative journey through the "Transforming Education Through the Arts Challenge" grant application process within the Fort Worth Independent School District (FWISD).

A document about Leonard Middle School's application for the Partner Schools Program. Included is the Application Evaluation Checklist, meticulously filled out to assess the school's eligibility and alignment with program criteria.

A document providing an in-depth exploration of the grant application submitted by North Hi Mount Elementary School, accompanied by the attached Application Evaluation Checklist.

A meticulous evaluation of Greenbriar Elementary School's grant application, complete with an Application Evaluation Checklist.

A document providing an in-depth exploration of Oakhurst Elementary School's grant application proposal, showcasing the school's innovative initiatives and strategic vision. Additionally, the attached application evaluation checklist serves as a comprehensive tool used to assess and rate key aspects of the proposal.

A document combining the meticulous evaluation process through an Application Evaluation Checklist and the filled Grant Application for Daggett Elementary School, a dedicated participant in the Partner Schools Program.

A comprehensive document detailing The Ohio Partnership for the Visual Arts' presentation of the Comprehensive Arts Education Audit in Newark, Ohio.

A document unfolding a detailed and strategic Campus Improvement Plan meticulously crafted for Mitchell Elementary School. Delve into the nuanced strategies, objectives, and initiatives outlined within the plan, offering a comprehensive roadmap for enhancing educational excellence and fostering a positive learning environment.

A comprehensive workbook used at the North Texas Institute for Educators on the Visual Arts (NTIEVA) Leadership Academy in 1999, dedicated to advancing and fostering visual arts education in the North Texas region.

A document by Art Specialists about the art world's lighter side, discovering how artists have conveyed humor and levity through the ages, transcending time with playful creativity.

A visual document about the powerful representations of identity through self-portraits and autobiographical works in both painting and print, unveiling the profound connection between art and self-expression by William Parks, Daggett Middle School, Fort Worth, Texas.

A detailed Arts Partner Schools handbook meticulously compiled by the North Texas Institute for Educators on the Visual Arts. This comprehensive document provides an in-depth guide, offering valuable insights, protocols, and collaborative strategies for educators and schools participating in the Arts Partner program.