Photograph of Alvin Mansfield Owsley walking in front of his American Legion with someone beside him. The men are standing at attention to both sides. On the front of the print is a handwritten note that reads "Archives Brochure - Photo A - Enlarge to 115%". On the back is another that reads "Library - Archives (Owsley)".

A photograph of the Normal Foot-Ball Team standing and sitting fro their group photo. They were players for North Texas State Normal College and their names and positions are listed beneath the picture.

Photograph of Charles Langford wearing a football uniform and standing in front of a fence. Langford wrote the lyrics to "Glory to the Green," the North Texas Alma Mater.

Photograph of a presidential candidacy button for Wendell Willkie that reads "WINGS for AMERICA" in red around the edges and "WILLKIE" in white on top of a plane. The print is attached to a piece of paper and on the back is a handwritten note that reads "Libraries - Exhibit".

Photograph of the reading room used by the UNT Archives that doubles as the Judge Sarah T. Hughes Reading Room. There is a display case in the far corner a portrait of Hughes by Dorothy Barta and tables with chairs and lamps. On the back of the print is a handwritten note that reads "A. M. Willis Library Archives Interior; Archives S. T. Hughes Reading Room".

Photograph of the UNT Archives reading room that doubles as the Judge Sarah T. Hughes Reading Room in Willis Library. In the back corner is a display cabinet and on the wall is a painting of Hughes. There are tables, chairs, and lamps in the room as well. On the back of the print is a logo and a handwritten note, they read "Polaroid ® C41Q521C" and "A. M. Willis Library Interior - Archives S. T. Hughes Reading Room".

Photograph of O. S. Levis, stepfather to Frederic Remington and previously a gold miner in Colorado. Above Levis' picture "O. S. Levis Nuele Chas father" is written. On the back of the print is a handwritten note that reads "Libraries - Archives (Levis)".

Photograph of several rare books on a shelf in the Willis Library archives. There are two editions of Johnson's Dictionary Vol. 1 & 2, the Gutenberg Biblia Sacra Vol. 1 & 2, and The Inferno by Dante. Attached to the print is a tag that reads "Job No. 4007; Page 6; Photo No. F; Customer Q & A; Photo Size 6 x 4.5 picas; Screen Size 133; Scale 42%; Denistometer Reading S 1.45". On the back of the print is a handwritten note that reads "Rare Books".

Photograph of rare books on a shelf in the archives of Willis Library. The titles include 'The Inferno' by Dante two editions of 'Johnson's Dictionary' Vol. 1 & 2, the Gutenberg 'Biblia Sacra' Vol. 1 & 2, and two others. On the back of the print is a handwritten note that reads "Library - Rare books".

Photograph of rare books on a shelf in the Willis Library archives. The titles include 'Turnbull on Ancient Painting 1740', 'The Inferno' by Dante, two editions of 'Johnson's Dictionary' Vol. 1 & 2, the Gutenberg 'Biblia Sacra' Vol. 1 & 2, and two others. On the back of the print is a handwritten note that reads "Rare Books".

Photograph of a sign for the Stokes and Levis merchant company. The sign reads "T. E. Stokes, O. S. Levis. STOKES & LEVIS, Storage & Commission Merchants, HELENA, M. T. Also, Wholesale and Retail Dealers in Groceries & Provisions, Wines & Liquors, OF ALL DESCRIPTIONS. REFERENCES: ROCKFELLOW & DENNEE, NOLAN & WEARY, MASON & WYLIE, GURNEY & CO., D. W. TILTON & CO., GEO. B. PARKER." The material is part of the UNT Archives and on the back of the print is a handwritten note that reads "Libraries - Archives (Levis)".

Photograph of two open books on top of each other for a display. The bottom one includes the topic of "Show Business" and "Broadway" specifically. Some pieces of pages are cut out of it. The top one is missing pieces on its corners. On the back of the print is a handwritten note that reads "Library, Materials".

Photograph of NTSU President C. C. Nolen, Bob Nichols, and Dr. David A. Webb holding up the One Millionth Volume to be added to the library. Behind them is a shelf with other manuscripts and books. On the back of the print is a handwritten note that reads "Library - One Millionth Volume Sept 1974" and "Millionth Volume (Nolen, CC (L)) (Webb, David (R)) (Nichols, Bob (C)) sept 1974".

Photograph of a page from the millionth volume to be added to the NTSU Library. The page is worn around the edges and on it are illuminations and a song in Latin with the notes above the words. At the top of the page is an inscription that reads "S. Benedicti M. V." and on the back of the print is a handwritten note that reads "A. M. Willis, Jr. Library Library's 1,000,000th volume".

Photograph of rare books and photo sets in an arrangement for a display in Willis Library. One of the books is in the shape of an apple, others have gilded covers with patters, another has a portrait on the front and there is also a set of photos attached to each other and stored in a purse shaped case. A red plastic cut out is covering one of the ornate books that is titled 'The 12 JUNE 1--- CONTRACTS' and on the back is a handwritten note that reads "Libraries - Rare books".

Photograph of several rare books in an arrangement for display. The three visible titles are 'Quest for the Best' by Stanley Marcus, 'A Journal of Trip Down East, Aug. 1858' by Frank Ellison, and 'Portraits of the Queen'. The book by Marcus is covered with a red plastic slip and on the back of the print is a handwritten note that reads "Libraries - Rare books".

Photograph of a tiny book and its case in someone's hand. The book is the "London Almanack for the year of Chris 1812" below the seal is a short description and explanation of things within that reads "The ALMANACK EXPLAINED; Note Under the title of every month is the ch---- of the Moon every ---- containes three col---- 1 Days of the --- 2 Saints Day--- 3 Time of hi---- at London ---- Printed ---". There is a red plastic cover over the book, case, and hand, and on the back of the print is a handwritten note that reads "Libraries - Rare books".

Photograph of a rare tiny book of pictures and paintings that folds up into a little purse case. The book is in the hand of an employee and at the top is a handwritten note that reads "MUST RETURN TO PAIS AFTER USE." On the back of the print is a handwritten note that reads "Libraries - Rare books".

Photograph of (L-R) Floyd Jenkins, Burt Blanton, and Richard Himmel around a table inside of Willis Library. Blanton is seated and is writing something down on a paper on the table and next to him are several books stamped with "NTSU Library" on the pages. Behind them are shelves full of more books and materials. On the back of the print is a handwritten note that reads "A. M. Willis Library - Floyd Jenkins, Burt Blanton, R. Himmel; Archives 1984".

Photograph of Alan Smollen pushing a dolley with three large boxes down an aisle of shelves with more of the boxes on them. He is in the Music Library portion of Willis Library. On the back of the print is a handwritten note that reads "Alan Smollen, senior, and student employee of Willis Library, is busy catagorizing the albums as they are unloaded into their new permanent home -- the shelves of the NTSU Music library. NTSU Today (1985?) Library".

Photograph of Walter Bell seated at a table in the UNT Archives at Willis Library. There are materials stacked on the shelves to his left and drawers for storage of others behind him.

Photograph of Walter Bell sitting at a table in the Willis Library Archives between the years of 1994-1995. There are storage drawers behind him and shelves of materials to the side.

Photograph of a chair in the Sarah T. Hughes reading room. This wooden chair is featured in the A.M. Willis, Jr. Library - Archives - Sarah T. Hughes Reading Room Dedication, 1996.

Photograph of a commemorative plaque for the reading room, in honor of Judge Sarah T. Hughes. The plaque reads, "The Judge Sarah T. Hughes Reading Room established September 1996 to honor the leadership and works of Sarah Tilghman Hughes August 2, 1896 - April 23, 1985; 'It is the responsibility of every individual to measure up, to grow in concern for community, nation, and world, in order to assure any role whatever for individual freedom.' - Judge Hughes; As she believed, she lived. When elected in 1930, Sarah T. Hughes was the youngest woman to serve in the Texas House of Representatives. In 1935 she became the first woman to serve as a Texas District Judge. She was elected every four years until 1961, when she became the first woman justice of the United States District Court of North Texas and the second woman to serve as a District Judge in the United States. She was the only woman to give the oath of office to a President of the United States, swearing in Lyndon B. Johnson in 1963. She also was an active community and professional leader, serving as a founding member of Hoblitzelle Foundation and as national president …