Photograph of downtown Houston. Several downtown buildings are visible.

Photograph of downtown Houston. Several buildings that make up the Houston skyline can be seen. Several cars can be seen parked on the street below the buildings.

Photograph of the Houston skyline. The skyline is seen from a highway. Two other cars can be seen on the highway.

Photograph of a slide that reads "Houston at Sixth."

Photograph of downtown Houston at night. Several downtown buildings can be seen. Cars are visible on the street below.

Photograph of downtown Houston. Several downtown buildings are visible. A sign for the Bank of the Southwest can be seen as well.

Photograph of the Houston skyline.

Photograph of downtown Houston. Several downtown buildings are visible.

Photograph of a man working with a film developing machine. He is wearing glasses, a lab apron, a shirt, and pants. There is a work desk in the back that has many objects on it. On the wall, there are two sheets of paper. There is film equipment visible to the right of the image.

Photograph of a Houston Police patch. The officer's badge can be seen as well.

Photograph of downtown Houston. Several downtown buildings are visible.

Photograph of the Houston Ship Channel. Several ship can be seen in the channel.

Photograph of the Houston skyline at dusk. An outline of downtown Houston can be seen under a large dark blue cloud. The rest of the sky is a bright yellow color.

Photograph of a man working with a film developing machine. He is wearing glasses, a lab apron, a shirt, and pants. There is a work desk in the back that has many objects on it. On the wall, there is a sheet of paper taped on it. There is film equipment visible to the right of the image.

Photograph of the Houston Ship Channel. A boat can be seen in the channel.

Photograph of a Houston Police patch. The officer's badge can be seen as well.

Photograph of the Houston Ship Channel. Several ships and cargo can be seen.

Photograph of the Houston skyline at dusk. An outline of downtown Houston can be seen under a large dark blue cloud. The rest of the sky is a light yellow color.

Photograph a photo of the "Kemble Bros. Furniture" building, including an address.

Photograph of a lobby display window advertising articles on Bill Dana and Jeffery Hunter.

Photograph of a horse-drawn carriage coming through the doors into the WBAP studion. The carriage is being pulled by Clydesdales and there are two women sitting in the carriage with the drivers who are wearing chauffeur hats. The area outside of the studio is a field and a city is visible in the distance. Inside the studio, there is a film camera with text that reads "Star Telegram WBAP-TV" on a Houston Fearless Panoram dolly. Above this is a curtain track that has the curtain on it pulled open. There is an exit sign above the door and there are various stage lights hanging from the ceiling.

Photograph of a woman sitting on a camera dolly on the KXAS set. She has curled, shoulder-length hair and is wearing a light-colored swimsuit with light-colored heels that have buckles. She is smiling at the camera and has one hand on the handle for the camera and the other behind her is holding the handle of a wheel that is on a pole. She is sitting on a Houston Fearless panoram dolly and the camera has text on it that reads "Star-Telegram RCA Color Television WBAP-TV". Behind the dolly is a wall with floor to ceiling curtains and the Teen-Age Downbeat sign is hanging against the curtains.

Photograph of a woman sitting on a camera dolly on the KXAS set. She has curled, shoulder-length hair and is wearing a light-colored swimsuit with light-colored heels that have buckles. She has her head turned towards the camera and is smiling. One of her hands is placed on the handle for the camera and the other is holding onto the seat. She is sitting on a Houston Fearless panoram dolly and the camera has text on it that reads "Star-Telegram RCA Color Television WBAP-TV". Behind the dolly is a wall with floor to ceiling curtains and the Teen-Age Downbeat sign is hanging against the curtains.

Photograph of the front page of WBAP's County Gold record book. There is a list of songs and artists in alphabetical order. To the right is a drawing of a man playing the guitar.