Photograph used for a newspaper owned by the Oklahoma Publishing Company.

Photograph used for a story in the Oklahoma Times newspaper.

Photograph used for a newspaper owned by the Oklahoma Publishing Company. Caption: "E. P. Halliburton, Graham B. Grosnenor, F. G. Coburn, Postmaster Walter Brown & Second Assistant Postmaster General W. Irving Glaner, Fort Worth Texas, Oct 15, 1930."

Photograph taken for a story in the Daily Oklahoman newspaper. Caption: "Seen in the picture are from left to right, Gay Pendleton, Mrs. Marmaduke Corbyn, and Jane Pendleton. Gay and Jane recently returned to their home in Fort Worth, TX, after a two weeks visit with their aunt and uncle, Mr. and Mrs. Corbyn, 1414 NW 36 St."

Photograph of a man kneeling to fix the first runway lights installed at Meacham Field. William G. Fuller looks on from the right, and there is a dog in the background.

This photograph was taken during the dedication ceremony for Fort Worth's new municipal airport terminal on April 4, 1937. The people in the photo are (left to right)- George Rihl, Vice President of Pan American Airways; Joel Hott, FW Chamber of Commerce Manager; T. E. Braniff, President of Braniff Airways; C. R. Smith, President of American Airlines; S. A. Cisler, General Superintendent of Post Office Air and Railway Mail Service; Harley Branch, 2nd Assistant Postmaster General; D. L. Johnson, FW Chamber of Commerce Aviation Committee; W. G. Fuller, Fort Worth Airport Manager; Amon G. Carter Sr; Ben E. Keith; and FW Mayor W. J. Hammond. The terminal building was dedicated to Amon Carter and the plaque was installed in the foyer of the new terminal building.

Photograph of an American Airlines hangar and an airport cafe hut at Meacham Field Airport in Fort Worth, Texas. Cars are parked on the roads.

Photograph of two airplanes parked in a hangar at the Fort Worth Municipal Airport.

Photograph of the view of an American Airlines hangar from a construction site in Meacham Field Airport. Cars are parked in a row to the right.

Aerial photograph of he Meacham Field control tower at the Fort Worth Municipal Airport, with a circular fountain in front of it. Cars are parked in front of the building.

Photograph of a building under construction at Meacham Field Airport in Fort Worth, Texas.

Photograph of an aerial view of the Texas Frontier Centennial in Fort Worth, an event planned to celebrate the Texas Centennial in 1936.

Photograph of a close-up of a control tower at Meacham Field at the Fort Worth Municipal Airport. A single-engine plane to the right banks around the tower.

Photograph of a construction site and working truck in front of the American Airlines hangar at Meacham Field Airport.

Photograph of a closeup of a UH-1F Iroquois helicopter's engine assembly. Two individuals are partially visible sitting in the background.

Photograph of Officer James Evans Johnson dressed in a suit. Officer Johnson was killed in the line of duty by gunfire on November 23, 1930 while attempting to arrest a man for disturbing the peace.

Aerial photograph of downtown Fort Worth at Ninth and Throckmorton Streets around 1930. The Carnegie Public Library is in the center of the photo. The first Fort Worth city hall is on the left.

Photograph of a young Otis Earl Ground standing outside of a house in Fort Worth, Texas. He is dressed in cold weather clothing: a striped sweater, a collared shirt, shorts, socks, shoes and a beret.

Photograph of downtown Fort Worth, Throckmorton Street and Jennings Avenue, taken from above. The original Fort Worth City Hall is visible as well as the Texas & Pacific Station building.

Photograph of individuals crossing a busy street at an intersection in downtown Fort Worth, Texas. The women wear hats, long coats, skirts, and heels. The men wear brimmed-hats and suits. Behind them, automobiles line the street in front of a row of multi-story stone buildings. Signs for many businesses protrude from the row of storefronts, including ones for a bank, an insurance company, a paint store, and a furniture store.

Photograph of St. Andrew's Episcopal Church in Fort Worth, Texas, taken from across the street in Burnett Park. Several rows of manicured shrubs and small trees stand before the large, stone building. To its right, Eldon B. Mahon United States Courthouse is partially visible.

Photograph of the City Hall building in Fort Worth, Texas.The photograph looks up at the building's tall, stone tower. The Texas flag waves from a flagpole which stands on top of the building. A big, leafy tree in the foreground obstructs the view of the tower.

Photograph of two men sitting at desks, taken from above. The man on the left has a long beard and wears a thick jacket. Several books and papers rest on the surface of the desk in front of him. Another man, wearing a brimmed-hat, sits at a desk on the right. Light shines in through two open windows on the curved wall behind them.

Photograph of a train conductor leaning out of the window of a train car. He wears a billed-hat and a dark jacket. The number "471" is painted beneath the window. A sign reading, "NO EXIT" is displayed above the entrance of a staircase on the wooden platform to the right of the train.