Photograph of customers buying vegetables from a man at the Dallas Farmer's Market.

Photograph of customers buying vegetables at a farmer's market in Dallas, Texas.

Photograph of customers buying vegetables at a farmer's market in Dallas, Texas.

Photograph of a woman selling produce at a farmer's market in Dallas, Texas.

Photograph of a woman selling produce at a farmer's market in Dallas, Texas.

Photograph of customers buying vegetables at a farmer's market in Dallas, Texas.

Photograph of customers at a produce stand. In the photograph, a man sells produce to customers.

Congregation Ahavath Sholom's fourth synagogue, designed by architect Martin Growald, constructed by contractor Perry McCord and completed in December 1980. The $3.5 million synagogue was located on 12 acres at the corner of Hulen Street and Briarhaven Road. The photograph is taken at night time, and there are lights shining on the building's white stone facade. The words "Congregation Ahavath Sholom" and the congregation's logo are on the exterior of the building.

Photograph of customers buying vegetables at a farmer's market in Dallas, Texas. In the photograph, two individuals stand on a raised platform as they sell produce to customers.

Photograph of the original vacuum pump at White Rock pump station. Some debris and piping are visible around the pump.

Photograph of a stall at the Farmers' Market in Dallas, Texas taken around the 1980s. There is a table at the front of the stall covered in boxes of various stacked vegetables with signs. Several customers are standing in front of the stall and one man is leaning across the table to buy something from the woman working at the stall. At the back of the stall, there are empty crates that have advertisements written on them. In the background of the photograph, other stalls and customers are visible.