Photograph of Phil Johnson, founder of the Dallas Gay Historic Archives, at the "50 Years of LGBT History in Dallas" event at Willis Library.

Photograph of Phil Johnson, founder of the Dallas Gay History Archives, at the "50 Years of LGBT History in Dallas" event at Willis Library. He is speaking with Warren Berggren (tan suit), a professor at UNT.

Items from the UNT Special Collections displayed at a 2014 Day at UNT event. The photographs depict historical artifacts from the University of North Texas archives. The items displayed include historical maps, official documents from the State of Texas, currency, and microfilm.

Photograph of Associate Processing Archivist Sam Ivie in the University of North Texas Special Collections Processing Room on the fourth floor of the Willis Library. He is moving archival boxes in the storage area of Special Collections.

University of North Texas Special Collections student workers show primary resources to Uplift Summit International Preparatory (Arlington, TX) students. The presentation took place during the 2014 Day at UNT event in the library's Special Collections. The items shown include historical maps from the archives of the Special Collections.

Items from the UNT Special Collections displayed at a 2014 Day at UNT event. The photographs depict historical artifacts from the archives of the University of North Texas. Items displayed include a soldier's helmet, a photograph of an WWI gas mask, historical currency, and official documents.

University of North Texas Special Collections student workers show primary resources to Uplift Summit International Preparatory (Arlington, TX) students. The presentation took place during the 2014 Day at UNT event in the library's Special Collections. The items shown include historical maps from the archives of the Special Collections.

Bridgett Tanner (foreground), University of North Texas Special Collections student employee, shows historical maps from the archives of the Special Collections to students from the Westlake Academy Charter School (Westlake, TX). The presentation took place during the 2014 Day at UNT event in the library's Special Collections.

April Canty, University of North Texas Special Collections student employee, gives a presentation during a 2014 Day at UNT event in the Special Collections. April stands next to an historical photo of students from the university archives.

Bridgette Tanner, University of North Texas Special Collections student employee, gives a presentation during a 2014 Day at UNT event in the Special Collections. Bridgette holds microfilm from the university archives.

Photograph of a portion of the "Treasures of UNT" exhibit, including banners from the Tarrant County Club. Students would have an organization for their hometowns and home counties. For the junior and senior classes of 1912-1913, 1913-1914, each class chose its own colors, which were the colors of the banners.

Photograph of a portion of the "Treasures of UNT" exhibit, in observance of Denton's Sesquicentennial. This display houses an old North Texas State College marching band uniform, along with an old black and white photograph of students wearing the uniform in the histories past. Also in the display is a green North Texas cap, green and white pom-poms and a football.

Photograph of a portion of the "Treasures of UNT" exhibit, in observance of Denton's Sesquicentennial. This display houses Green Jackets memorabilia from the estate of Beulah Harriss, a physical education faculty member who founded the women's spirit and service organization in 1925. A portrait of Beulah Harriss is seen next to the Green Jacket.

Photograph of a portion of the "Treasures of UNT" exhibit, in observance of Denton's Sesquicentennial. This display houses UNT memorabilia, including an University of North Texas pennant, a Scrappy the Eagle figurine, a water color set, a UNT cooler mug and medals engraved with the Clock Tower.

Photograph of a portion of the "Treasures of UNT" exhibit, in observance of Denton's Sesquicentennial. This display houses NTSU and UNT memorabilia, including pennants for North Texas State University and the University of North Texas. A Scrappy the Eagle figurine, black and white photographs of the mascot next to an old Ford. The case also includes the mace used by NTSU president C. C. "Jitter" Nolen and a photograph of Nolen (sideburns) receiving the mace.

Photograph of a portion of the "Treasures of UNT" exhibit, including pennants from the Tarrant County Club. Students would have an organization for their hometowns and home counties. For the junior and senior classes of 1912-1913, 1913-1914, each class chose its own colors, which were the colors of the banners.

Photograph of a portion of the "Treasures of UNT" exhibit, including maces used by past university presidents. Next to the mace is a black and white photograph of Alfred F. Hurley holding the mace.

Photograph of a portion of the "Treasures of UNT" exhibit, in observance of Denton's Sesquicentennial. This display houses many black and white photographs, clippings, and an aged yellowing book on a pedestal. The ledger is an Faculty Athletic journal from 1921, sitting next to a leather football nose guard.

Photograph of a portion of the "Treasures of UNT" exhibit, in observance of Denton's Sesquicentennial. This display houses a green North Texas cap that reads, "Honors College Est. 2005," a green and white pom-poms and a football that reads, "Chancellor Hurley Homecoming 1998, North Texas 27, Nevada 21, October 17, 1998."

Photograph of a portion of the "Treasures of UNT" exhibit, in observance of Denton's Sesquicentennial. This display houses Women's Basketball Bloomers, worn by the women during their physical education classes and by the women's basketball teams circa 1902 - 1912, and University issued rings from UNT's beginnings.

Photograph of a portion of the "Treasures of UNT" exhibit, in observance of Denton's Sesquicentennial. The display included porcelain plates, cups, old black and white photographs. This plate features an image of the first building on campus, the Normal Building, which opened in 1891.

Photograph of a portion of the "Treasures of UNT" exhibit, in observance of Denton's Sesquicentennial. The display included a black wool swimsuit that female students were required to wear in the outdoor campus pool and a black and white photograph of the young girls in the uniform.

Photograph of a portion of the "Treasures of UNT" exhibit, in observance of Denton's Sesquicentennial. The display included ceramic plates, cups, old black and white photographs, and a black wool swimsuit that female students were required to wear in the outdoor campus pool.

Photograph of a portion of the "Treasures of UNT" exhibit, in observance of Denton's Sesquicentennial. This display houses Green Jackets memorabilia from the estate of Beulah Harriss, a physical education faculty member who founded the women's spirit and service organization in 1925. A photograph of Harris is displayed next to a trophy on the middle shelf.