Photograph of a large brick building situated on the left side of a street, possibly in Houston, Texas. Signs for a cafe, "Moore Paper Co." and "Houston Central Warehouse Co" hang from the building. A couple walks along the sidewalk, their backs to the camera. An automobile is partially visible as it drives down the street.

Photograph of the Harris County Courthouse in Spring, Texas. From this view, the front of the courthouse as well as one of its side and that side's windows are visible. The building itself is two shades of tans. Several cars can be seen around the courthouse. U.S. and Texas flags are across the street from the courthouse.

Photograph of downtown Houston. Several downtown buildings are visible.

Photograph of downtown Houston at night. Several downtown buildings can be seen. Cars are visible on the street below.

Photograph of the McPherson sisters on their ranch in Cypress, Texas. They pose by a tree with two horses between them.

Photograph of a herd of horses on the Harrison Ranch near Houston.

Photograph of the McPherson family on their ranch in Cypress, Texas. They pose with four horses behind a fence post. A line of trees makes up the background.

Photograph of Lisa McPherson standing with Super Boy Cody. Lisa wears a Stetson hat and holds the horse's lead.

Photograph of Lisa McPherson posing with Super Boy Cody. Lisa wears a Stetson hat and holds the horse's lead.

Photograph of five ship funnels, protruding from the deck of an unidentified ship, in a Houston port. The funnels or smokestacks on a ship used to expel boiler steam, smoke or engine exhaust.

Photograph of a city street scene taken from a rooftop. A horse drawn cart and automobile travel along the same street while a man and woman cross the street.

Photograph of the Houston skyline. The Esperson building is the tallest building on the right and the Gulf Building is the tall building located to its left.

Photograph of the One O’Clock Lab Band group posing in front of a sign with their instruments. Manager of the Jazz Studies Division, Craig Marshall, and the One O’Clock Lab Band director, Steve Wiest, can be seen on the left.

Photograph of five ship funnels, protruding from the deck of an unidentified ship, in a Houston port. The funnels or smokestacks on a ship used to expel boiler steam, smoke or engine exhaust.

Photograph of five ship funnels, protruding from the deck of an unidentified ship, in a Houston port. The funnels or smokestacks on a ship used to expel boiler steam, smoke or engine exhaust.

Photograph of the Harris County Courthouse in Spring, Texas. From this view, the front of the courthouse as well as one of its side and that side's windows are visible. The building itself is two shades of tans. Several cars and people can be seen around the courthouse.

Photograph of the Harris County Courthouse in Spring, Texas. From this view, the front of the courthouse as well as one of its side and that side's windows are visible. Several cars can be seen parked outside the building.

Photograph of the Harris County Courthouse in Spring, Texas. From this view, the front of the courthouse as well as one of its side and that side's windows are visible. The building itself is two shades of tans.

Photograph of the Harris County Jail. The tan buildings is seen from an aerial view. Other downtown buildings can be seen around the jail. Several cars are parked around the buildings.

Photograph of Jane Wulf and Tom Razey posing together for a photograph at a conference for the National Association of College and University Food Services in Houston, Texas. Jane is wearing a red plaid dress with a black turtleneck underneath and glasses. Tom is wearing a white shirt, black suit jacket and pants. White curtains, red curtains, and a palm plant can be seen behind them.

Photograph of five ship funnels, protruding from the deck of an unidentified ship, in a Houston port. The funnels or smokestacks on a ship used to expel boiler steam, smoke or engine exhaust.

Photograph of the Houston skyline.

Video of Lance Wilbanks, a UNT (Houston Program) library and information science graduate student, demonstrating a quarto for an INFO 5450 Rare Books project. The video was recorded in Houston, Texas at Mr. Wilbanks' apartment and submitted to the class during the 2021 Fall semester. The project required students to make their own quarto and explain its salient and important features. Mr. Wilbanks chose to use a short story from Winnie the Pooh, "Winnie the Pooh and Some Bees", as the mock content of the quarto.

Photograph of an online class, Introduction to Information Organization - INFO 5200. The slide on the laptop screen is about covid-19 response and accomodations if a student falls ill.