Photograph of an illuminated book from a tour of the Bridwell Library at SMU in Dallas during the 2015 Church and Synagogue Library Association conference. The item is a part of the archival materials kept by the library and it was set out for display by archivist Timothy Binkley. The manuscript is supported by wedges to protect the binding while it is held open. The materials were put on display for the attendees who were taking a tour of the location.

Photograph of archival materials from a tour of the Bridwell Library at SMU in Dallas during the 2015 Church and Synagogue Library Association conference. They were laid out on a conference table by archivist Timothy Binkley for the attendees to view. The books are supported by wedges to protect their binding when they're held open. One of the books is illuminated and the documents are inside of plastic sleeves to protect them.

Photograph of a handwritten letter from a tour of the Bridwell Library at SMU in Dallas during the 2015 Church and Synagogue Library Association conference. The letter is inside of a plastic sleeve to protect it and its sitting on top of a box that holds it and other materials and items in the collection. The side of the box has a piece of paper attached that reads "Collection BridArch 303.52: Frances E. Willard papers Box 1730 C". A book is visible on the table past the box. Archivist Timothy Binkley set up the display for the group of attendees on the tour of the location.

Photograph of the attendees on a tour of the Bridwell Library at SMU in Dallas during the 2015 Church and Synagogue Library Association conference. They are standing at the end of a conference table where several different books, manuscripts, photos, and documents have been laid out by Timothy Binkley, an archivist, who is standing among them. One of the books is illuminated.

Photograph of archival materials from a tour of the Bridwell Library at SMU in Dallas during the 2015 Church and Synagogue Library Association conference. They were laid out on a conference table by archivist Timothy Binkley for the attendees to view. The books have been set into cradles, or are supported by wedges, to protect their binding when they're held open. One of the books is illuminated. The photos are in sheets to protect them as well.

Photograph of the trees of the Freedman's Memorial from across an empty street.

Photograph of children playing on a small playground in front of a one story complex.

Photograph of Job 16:13 engraved in stone at Pioneer Park. "Behold my witness is in heaven, and my record is on high."

Photograph of a one story concrete building with the words "Redbird Park Recreation Building" on the side near the entrance.

Photograph of an empty road, across which is the trees that make up the Freedman Memorial.

Photograph of several trees in front of a wide brick building.

Photograph of a white car on an empty intersection near Freedman's Memorial.

Photograph of young people swimming close to the edge of the pool at Fretz Park.

Photograph of a one story concrete building with the words "Redbird Park Recreation Building" on the side near the entrance.

Photograph of three people walking into a large brick building.

Photograph of a brick wall fencing off Lake Cliff Park, with two cars parked on the road.

Photograph of African American children playing in a swimming pool.

Photograph of an intersection near a field populated by trees with a white car and black car on the road.

Photograph of children and young people swimming in the pool or bathing in the sun near the pool's edge while a young woman watches from the life guard post.

Photograph of five cars parked on the side of the road at Lake Cliff Park.

Photograph of a white tombstone for Helen Deane at Pioneer Park, which reads "Mama's sunbeam darling little Helen Deane fell asleep May 12, 1879 born July 19 1877."

Photograph of the tombstone for Reverend Silas Deane Davenport at Pioneer Park. The tombstone reads "Rev. Silas Deane Davenport - Who passed through the gate of death into eternal life Jan. 1, 1877 aged 47 years."

Photograph of a large group of African American children playing in the swimming pool at Bonnie View Park.

Photograph of the brick structure and fence that marks the boundaries of the pool at Bonnie View Park, with three young girls standing outside looking in at the pool.