Photograph of a man kneeling to film three harps on a stage. The man has a tripod set up to support his camera and faces towards the front of the stage. The harps are part of a group of restored historical harps donated to UNT by David Williams.

Photograph of a group of people standing around three harps and David Williams on a stage. Williams stands next to the leftmost harp while two men record with cameras, his body turned to face a group of onlookers including Dr. Jaymee Haefner, who stands to the left of a woman wearing a green dress patterned with black and white lines of leaves.

Photograph of a group of people standing around three harps and David Williams on a stage. Williams stands behind one harp while two men record with cameras, his body turned to face a group of women including Dr. Jaymee Haefner, who stands to the left of a woman wearing a skirt patterned with flowers.

Photograph of writing underneath pins and discs on a harp's neck. The top line of text says "Sebastian Eraro's" while the second line reads "Patent," followed by a glyph, and "4996." The third line says "18. Great Marlborough Street London. To the left of the lines of text is the royal coat of arms of the United Kingdom, made up by a crowned crest flanked by a lion and a unicorn, below which is a ribbon of paper that has upon it the latin words "dieu et mon driot." This harp is one of multiple restored historical harps donated to UNT by David Williams.

Photograph of David Williams holding onto a harp with his left hand while gesturing with his right hand. Williams is seated on a stage and has a small microphone attached to the front of his shirt. Both the harp Williams holds onto and the second one sitting behind him are donations he made to UNT.

Photograph of David Williams (left) sitting next to Dr. Jaymee Haefner (right) on a stage, in front of two harps. Williams sits with his legs crossed and his hands resting in his lap as he turns to look at Dr. Haefner, who smiles towards something off-camera while partially raising her arms. In the background, rows of dark chairs fill the area beyond the stage.

Photograph of three angelic figures on a harp column. The figures are winged women with circles of flowers held in their hands above leafy plants. Above the women are images of winged men with snake-like lower bodies who hold lyres in one hand and trumpets in the other. This harp is one of multiple restored historical harps donated to UNT by David Williams.