Photograph of the brick-laid walkway leading to the mock 'Main Street' at the Dallas Heritage Village. There are several store fronts and connected buildings past the fountain in the distance. Trees are shading the path and there are several lampposts.

Photograph of the DFW Archives Bazaar scouting-tour members standing outside of the Pavilion at the Dallas Heritage Village. The guide is sliding the glass-doors into the building closed.

Photograph of the interior of the Pilot Grove Church at the Dallas Heritage Village. The walls are painted white and the frames, and other borders are a dark blue-green while the ceiling is olive. There are several rows of dark wooden pews and a matching pulpit, piano, and organ.

Photograph of the tour members standing in and looking at the emptied out interior of the Pavilion at the Dallas Heritage Village. There are large hanging lights and exposed beams and planks in the ceiling. All of the walls have tall windows that reach to the floor. There are also ceiling fans.

Photograph of the exterior of the Pilot Grove Church at the Dallas Heritage Village. The building is wooden and painted white. There are a few small windows and a small entrance at the corner with stairs leading up to it. There is a brick road and concrete path in front of it and several large trees and smaller bushes around it.

Photograph of the exterior of Pilot Grove Church at the Dallas Heritage Village. The building is wooden and painted white. There are a few small windows and a small entrance at the corner with stairs leading up to it. Trees and bushes are growing all around it and pathways and a bench are also visible.

Photograph of the outdoors area of the Three Links bar in Deep Ellum. It is uncovered and there is a high wooden fence around the perimeter. A storage shed is in the corner and the ends of some picnic tables are also visible.

Photograph of the emptied out interior of the Pavilion at the Dallas Heritage Village. There are large hanging lights and exposed beams and planks in the ceiling. All of the walls have tall windows that reach to the floor. There are also fans and a storage closet at the far end.

Photograph of the shed in the outdoor area of the Three Links bar in Deep Ellum. There's a tall wooden fence around the perimeter and fliers on the walls. A ramp and picnic table are visible to the side.

Photograph of the outdoor seating area at the Three Links bar in Deep Ellum. There are several picnic tables under a metal awning held up by wooden beams. There are two people standing by the door, touring to scout locations for the DFW Archives Bazaar.

Photograph of the interior of the Three Links bar in Deep Ellum. Two people are at the end of the bar and there is seating on two sides and down the middle is an open walking area. There are hanging lights and a stage against the back wall.

Photograph of the covered seating area outside of the Three Links bar in Deep Ellum. There are picnic tables and a ramp leading to a storage shed. A woman is visible in the lower corner of the photo.

Photograph of the brick-laid walkway leading to the mock 'Main Street' at the Dallas Heritage Village. There are several store fronts and connected buildings past the fountain in the distance. In the foreground are three people on the tour of the grounds. Trees are shading the path and there are several lampposts.

Photograph of the exterior of Pilot Grove Church at the Dallas Heritage Village. The building is wooden and painted white. There are a few small windows and a small entrance at the corner with stairs leading up to it. Several visitors are going inside and walking up the stairs.

Photograph of Pacific Plaza site from Live Oak St. and Harwood St. intersection in Dallas.

Photograph of young girl dancers at a carnaval on UNT campus, held by UNT Special Collections. The image shows three young girls, all of them in black tops and flowy skirts. They stand one in front of the other, one hand holding the side of their skirts. The one at the front has a green skirt, and the other two red. Their hair is done up in braided buns and they wear hoop earrings. Their clothing is traditional in Latino culture.

Photograph of a sculpture that once stood at the University of North Texas depicting Diego Velázquez near the General Academic Building.

Photograph of a triangle flag from the Bob Kap collection, held by UNT Special Collections. It is from the Turkey team and is made with red cloth. In the center is a crescent moon and star and the edges are bordered in white stitching.

Photograph of five young girl dancers at a carnaval on UNT campus, held by UNT Special Collections. The image shows five young girls, all of them in black tops and flowy skirts. They stand one in front of the other in front of a stage outside, one hand of each of them holding the side of their skirts. The one at the front has a yellow skirt, the two behind her pink skirt, an the last two have orange skirts. All of their hair is done up in the same way, and a small crowd of people is seen behind them watching them dance.

Photograph of four young girl dancers at a carnaval on UNT campus, held by UNT Special Collections. The image shows four young girls, all of them in black tops and flowy skirts. They are in formation with one in front of the other three, all their hands slightly lifting up their skirts. The one in the front has a pink skirt, and the others orange skirts. A stage can be seen behind them.

Photograph of Pacific Plaza at Live Oak and Harwood intersection in Dallas, Texas.

Photograph from the deinstallation of the exhibition "On Bodies: Selections from the Texas Fashion Collection and the Goss-Michael Foundation" that was held in the Goss-Michael Foundation Gallery in the Design District in Dallas from the fall 2017 through spring 2018. This image shows the introduction text for the exhibition, drafted by TFC director Annette Becker and Goss-Michael Foundation staff person PJ Heill.

Photograph from the deinstallation of the exhibition "On Bodies: Selections from the Texas Fashion Collection and the Goss-Michael Foundation" that was held in the Goss-Michael Foundation Gallery in the Design District in Dallas from the fall 2017 through spring 2018. This image shows a Zac Posen evening dress next to fine art mounted on a wall and mannequins on the ground.

Photograph showing installation process of the exhibition "West Dressed: Fashions Inspired by the American Frontier" created by the UNT Texas Fashion Collection and hosted by NorthPark Center in Dallas. This image shows, TFC garments in a staging space where TFC staff mounted them. These designs are by Barbara Grimes, Zandra Rhodes, and Roberto Cavalli.