Photograph of an old car driving along the road, taken from underneath an umbrella shade of a storefront. Pedestrians can be seen walking along the sidewalk across the intersection.

Photograph of Carol Williams riding a tricycle down the sidewalk in the front yard of a house. She wears a plaid dress over a dark, long-sleeved shirt, and sandals. An automobile is parked on the side of the street next to her. In the background, stand two white houses with wood siding.

Photograph of three construction workers dumping dirt into an empty plot of land. The construction site is taking place across the Fort Worth Blue Print Co., the master blue printers and photocopy specialists.

Photograph of Ernie Morgan, owner of Ernie's Big Burger Cafe in Fort Worth, cooking with his employees.

Photograph of an electrical power tower taken from the ground level looking upward. Many different cords from the electrical tower are spreading out in multiple directors.

Aerial photograph of a barn that has fenced off a small portion of land for the chickens to roam around. Other farm buildings are visible along the horizon of the photograph.

Photograph of Main Street at 7th Street in Fort Worth, Texas in the 1930s. Automobiles are parked and driving on the street. Signage for multiple buildings can be seen on both sides of the street. The first skyscraper is the Trans-American Life Building, which is no longer standing. The second skyscraper is the Courtyard Hotel, formerly known as the Blackstone Hotel. The Tarrant County Courthouse can be seen in the background at the end of the street.

Photograph of three women and one man standing behind barber chairs in a beauty parlor. A fourth woman stands off to the right of the photo behind a cash register.

Photograph of the Al Hayne monument with the T&P Station in the background. The monument was erected in 1893 by the Woman’s Humane Association to commemorate the heroic efforts of Hayne's. Hayne was an English civil engineer who lost his life during the 1890 fire of Texas Spring Palace while rescuing people that were trapped inside the burning building.

Photograph of downtown Fort Worth where Throckmorton and Tenth Street meet. The original Fort Worth City Hall can be seen in the center of the photograph and was built in 1893. The old Fort Worth City Hall was demolished in 1937 and replaced by a new city hall that is now the Public Safety and Courts Building.

Photograph of the Al Hayne monument with the T&P Station in the background. The monument was erected in 1893 by the Woman’s Humane Association to commemorate the heroic efforts of Hayne's. Hayne was an English civil engineer who lost his life during the 1890 fire of Texas Spring Palace while rescuing people that were trapped inside the burning building.

Photograph of the intersection of Throckmorton St., Jennings Ave. and W 10th St. in downtown Fort Worth, looking south. The Saint Patrick Cathedral can be seen in the center of the photograph. Many automobiles drive down the street towards the camera, while another waits at the intersecting street. On the left, a sign hangs from a building advertising phonographs. The Texas and Pacific Station is visible in the background.

Photograph taken at night of buildings and lamp posts.

Photograph of two police officers buying bananas from a vendor on the street.

Photograph of Byrd Williams III's wife, Doris Stiles Williams, standing at a jukebox in Corpus Christi, Texas.

Photograph of an unknown city taken during the late night. The lights emitting from the city are from the long exposure of the photograph.

Photograph of a clock tower and another unidentified building. The field in front of the buildings are covered in fresh snow as the snow continues to fall from the sky.

Photograph of a concrete home, with a stairwell on the side leading up to the second floor, and a second door leading into the storage shed.

Photograph of a lamppost which stands outside a large stone building with a steeply pitched shingle roof. A tall stone wall with three arched walkways extends from the side of the building. Through one of these openings, another building is visible across a street.

Photograph of a street corner near the Seibold Hotel in Fort Worth, Texas, taken from a tall building. Automobiles drive past on the street below. Several individuals walk across the intersecting street, including a man in a light-colored suit and a woman wearing a long dress and a hat. A sign reading, "Seibold Hotel and Cafe Free Garage" hangs on the wall of a building on the corner.

Photograph of 4th and Main NW street corner, looking towards Hotel Commercial. The photograph was taken behind a few pedestrians whose hats are visible in the foreground looking towards a cafe and eatery.

Long exposure photograph of an unidentified figured dressed in a leotard and making dancing motions.

Photograph of an unidentified man kneeling down on a dirt driveway outside a garage and examining some square container in front of him.

Photograph of a carousel with horse-shaped jumpers in front of a barn. A flatbed truck is parked to its left. A Paramount movie poster advertising Road to Zanzibar stands in the foreground on the right.