Photograph of a man with a video camera recording the model of a building which is placed on a table. A small TV and other office equipment are seen around the office.

Photograph of a man giving a speech during the ceremony gifting the Artesian Manufacturing and Bottling Company to the Dr. Pepper Museum. Several people are seated behind him and a couple of people are standing in front observing.

Photograph of a display showing a variety of items for the Dr. Pepper Museum. A few bottles, plates, medals, newspaper clippings and a thermometer are seen.

Photograph of a group of people in formal clothing gathered at the Dr. Pepper Museum during renovation in 1990.

Photograph of W. W. Clements speaking at the Dr. Pepper Museum during the gifting ceremony of the Artesian Manufacturing and Bottling Company building. A small group of people are seen sitting behind him on stage.

Photograph of the scenery at the Dr. Pepper Museum during renovation in 1989. A crane is seen lifting up heavy equipment and several construction workers are gathered around it.

Photograph of some of the equipment used during renovation of the Dr. Pepper Museum in 1989.

Photograph of the scenery during construction at the Dr. Pepper Museum in 1989.

Photograph of a crane lowering heavy equipment at the Dr. Pepper Museum during renovation in 1989.

Photograph of equipment used at the Dr. Pepper Museum during renovation in 1989.

Photograph of a machine at the Dr. Pepper Museum. The photograph was taken when the Artesian Manufacturing and Bottling Company was being renovated for the opening of the Dr. Pepper Museum.

Photograph of the plumbing system at the Dr. Pepper Museum. The photograph was taken when the Artesian Manufacturing and Bottling Company building was being renovated for the opening of the Dr. Pepper Museum.

Photograph of the plumbing system at the Dr. Pepper Museum. The photograph was taken when the Artesian Manufacturing and Bottling Company building was being renovated for the opening of the Dr. Pepper Museum.

Photograph of a Dr. Pepper painting on a wall reading "Dr. Pepper, Good For Life! Enjoy That Flavor."

Photograph of a machine at the Dr. Pepper Museum. The photograph was taken when the Artesian Manufacturing and Bottling Company was being renovated for the opening of the Dr. Pepper Museum.

Photograph of one end of equipment removed from the Artesian Manufacturing and Bottling Company factory during renovation. It appears to be a large tank with a series of holes on the end with pipes and valves at the top and a metal frame around it. An unidentified man is climbing on the frame at the back of the tank and other people are partially visible in the front. The brick siding of the building is visible in the background.

Photograph of heavy machinery at the Dr. Pepper Museum when the building was being renovated in 1989. Several other construction equipment are seen on the ground.

Photograph of a machine at the Dr. Pepper Museum when the building was being renovated in 1989.

Photograph of the crowd of people gathered for the ceremony gifting the Artesian Manufacturing and Bottle Company to the Dr. Pepper Museum. A yellow truck is seen by the curb in front of the building.

Photograph of the construction workers at the Dr. Pepper Museum during renovation in 1989.

Photograph of the crowd of people gathered at the Dr. Pepper Museum during the gifting ceremony of the Artesian Manufacturing and Bottling Company in 1988.

Photograph of several items displayed on a wall at the Dr. Pepper Museum. A sign above the wall says "Dr. Pepper Museum & Free Enterprise Institute" and a ladder is seen in front.

Photograph of a street sign with an illustration of the Dr Pepper Museum building in the lower-left corner and text in the center that says, "Thank You Waco...for making Dr. Pepper #1 again." Parked cars and a portion of a street are visible behind the sign.

Photograph of one side of a large piece of equipment enclosed in metal, with a ladder on the left side and various pipes and valves visible at the top on the right side. There are wires connected to the top, where it has been lowered to the ground, taken at the Dr. Pepper Museum during renovation in 1989. A construction worker wearing a hard hat is partially visible in the lower-right corner.