Audio for the Dynamic Denton We've Got Go Campaign. Includes a brief add for Wolfy's Tape Town at 1202 South Main.

Sound recording of a vibrant rendition of the anthem "We've Got Go," celebrating the spirit and essence of Denton, Texas. These musical clips encapsulate the dynamic energy and pride of the community, echoing through lively tunes and spirited lyrics.

Sound recording of a vibrant rendition of the anthem "We've Got Go," celebrating the spirit and essence of Denton, Texas. These musical clips encapsulate the dynamic energy and pride of the community, echoing through lively tunes and spirited lyrics.

Photograph of people sitting on the lawn of the old Denton County Courthouse, on County Seat Saturday. The crowd surrounds a short, simple stage on which a group performs music using a variety of instruments. Pennants of varying colors hang from the stage's edge. Within the crowd watching the performance, some people sit on blankets or chairs. Multiple audience members have blue balloons. Trees planted in the courthouse's lawn provide shade for the majority of the crowd. In the background behind the performers and occupied lawn is a line of shops including "McBride music & pawn". One shop has the American and Mexican flags flying atop small poles in front of it.

Photograph of a man performing at the 13th annual County Seat Saturday in Denton, Texas. The man faces towards the right side of the photo as he stands in front of a microphone stand while holding a guitar. The man has short black hair and a mustache and is dressed in a striped, white shirt along with an off-white cowboy hat. Additionally, the man has metal wires extending from his shoulders to hold a harmonica in front of his mouth as he performs. Foliage fills the background behind the man as large trees grow in the distance. On the physical back of the photograph is a watermarked pattern of the text "Fujifilm pictro paper" and a label that says "13th annual County Seat Saturday", "September 12, 1998 Denton, TX", "9 a.m. - 5 p.m.", "Downtown Courthouse Square", and "For more information, call (940)349-8529".

A document curated by the Denton Convention and Visitors Bureau (CVB), features insightful content on the Denton Jazz Hall of Fame alongside a comprehensive White Paper detailing the Downtown Master Plan. Uncover the city's musical legacy, celebrated in the Jazz Hall of Fame, while also exploring the strategic vision outlined in the Downtown Master Plan White Paper. This compilation offers a symphony of perspectives, blending Denton's cultural heritage with its forward-looking urban development initiatives.

Photograph of a living room at the Country Place at Cross Roads. The back wall of the living room has a wallpaper of layered music sheets extending to the ceiling where a red, decorated trim runs across the top of the wall. Against the wall a dark green couch has been placed, to the left of which is a tall lamp with a white shade. To the left of the lamp is a dark piano with a white lacey cloth placed across its top, on which sit three green candles in metal holders and a black-and-white photograph of a woman. In front of the piano, in the bottom right corner of the photo, is a dark green gramophone. The wall at the right edge of the photo has the same wallpaper as the wall to its left but is almost entirely occupied by a large multi-paned window covered by a thin white cloth. Red curtains have been pulled back to reveal the window while a thin uncovered line of windowpanes extends across the top of the window.

Sound recording of an advertisement for Denton, Texas.

Explore Denton's rich history through a unique audio experience. The first segment delves into archival recordings from KDNT Radio, featuring news, commercials, and the ambient sounds of yesteryears. In the second part, Phyllis provides a detailed narrative about Denton, discussing its agriculture, industries, and more. This dual audio journey offers a captivating glimpse into Denton's diverse and fascinating heritage.

Home movie footage of a 1971 Chamber of Commerce Banquet. The precise date of this banquet is unknown because the item was labeled as the 2nd of 2 rolls of a March 25, 1971 banquet. However, another reel labeled July 28, 1971 appears to cover the same event.

This film, referred to within the Denton Chamber of Commerce Collection as both "Dynamic Denton" and "We've Got Go," is the product of a promotional campaign organized by the Denton Chamber of Commerce. The film was made to show to industrial prospects, service clubs, and other local organizations. Production began in February 1968 and continued in locations around Denton until late April 1968. The soundtrack to the film is the 1967 promotional LP produced by the Chamber of Commerce, "Dynamic Denton in Sound and Music." The film was shown to the Chamber of Commerce in the spring of 1968 and had its local debut at the Campus Theater in August 1968. Screenings of the film, both locally and nation-wide, were accompanied by a musical performance by cast members. The film shows a group of young men and women driving a Volkswagen convertible and stopping in various locations. The footage includes musical performances by North Texas State University Lab Band, choir, The Serenaders, symphony orchestra and symphonic band as well as The Choraliers from Texas Woman's University. Also included is footage of university students in a laboratory, Dr. Pauline Beery Mack (TWU) discussing her work with NASA, Dr. C.L. Littlfield (NTSU) …

Video footage of The Party in Denton: An Old Fashioned Barn Raisin', 1995-09-28 , This is a VHS tape made for the Chamber Building Renovation Fund. It was produced by Wooten Productions and Camera For Hire.

Film features Phyllis George being crowned Miss America.

This film from Channel 8 television news station in New York documents one of the Denton Chamber of Commerce's promotional trips for the "Dynamic Denton" campaign. The footage includes three unidentified women performing a song about Denton and an interview with Roy Appleton shot at an American Airlines gate.

This home movie includes footages of businesses in downtown Denton, Texas including Western Auto Associate Store, Shraders Pharmacy, the Texas Theater, Austin Shoes, Franklins, Denman Hardware, Inc., The Shamrock Shoes, Stone's Shoe Store, Taliaferros, Lawhon Music Co., J.C. Penney, Co., and the Denton Typewriter Exchange.

Video footage of Economic Development of Denton, undated, This is a VHS tape of a slide show for the Economic Development of Denton.

Video footage Spring Fling, undated.

This film, referred to within the Denton Chamber of Commerce Collection as both "Dynamic Denton" and "We've Got Go," is the product of a promotional campaign organized by the Denton Chamber of Commerce. The film was made to show to industrial business prospects, service clubs, and other local organizations. Production began in February 1968 and continued in locations around Denton until late April 1968. The soundtrack to the film is the 1967 promotional LP produced by the Chamber of Commerce, "Dynamic Denton in Sound and Music." The film was shown to the Chamber of Commerce in the spring of 1968 and had its local debut at the Campus Theater in August 1968. Also included is footage of university students in a laboratory, Dr. Pauline Beery Mack (TWU) discussing her work with NASA, Dr. C.L. Littlefield (NTSU) and his work with the Ford Foundation, and a researcher who studies water pollution.

This film, referred to within the Denton Chamber of Commerce Collection as both "Dynamic Denton" and "We've Got Go," is the product of a promotional campaign organized by the Denton Chamber of Commerce. The film was made to show to industrial business prospects, service clubs, and other local organizations. Production began in February 1968 and continued in locations around Denton until late April 1968. The soundtrack to the film is the 1967 promotional LP produced by the Chamber of Commerce, "Dynamic Denton in Sound and Music." The film was shown to the Chamber of Commerce in the spring of 1968 and had its local debut at the Campus Theater in August 1968. Also included is footage of university students in a laboratory, Dr. Pauline Beery Mack (TWU) discussing her work with NASA, Dr. C.L. Littlefield (NTSU) and his work with the Ford Foundation, and a researcher who studies water pollution.

Video footage of Denton Convention & Visitors Bureau: Welcome to Denton Video with Phyllis George, undated, former Miss America and UNT alumna, Phyllis George.

This promotional film features Phyllis George speaking of the virtues of the City of Denton. The film is primarily composed of still photographs and is set to the music of the musical recording, "Dynamic Denton: In Sound and Music."

A comprehensive compilation from the Denton Chamber of Commerce Collection capturing the multifaceted engagement of the Texas Storytelling Association. Explore communication records detailing hotel accommodations during workshops, published works showcasing folktales, fantasy, and music, along with registration forms and additional materials.

Video footage of Denton Convention & Visitors Bureau Movie Clips: Long Version, 1987-1991 showing clips from motion pictures titled Little Girl Lost, Pancho Barnes, Billy The Kid and Finding The Way Home, and finally an advert for Budweiser.

Document from the Denton Chamber of Commerce Collection. A comprehensive compilation detailing the itinerary of the 1996 Press Tour organized by the DFW Tourism Council. This document includes a wealth of information about the scheduled events, activities, and destinations covered during the tour. Additionally, delve into candid conversations between tour participants and organizers, capturing firsthand experiences, feedback, and insights shared during this engaging exploration of the DFW region.