Two crewmen do assembly work on the right engine of a Convair B-58 airplane.

A crewman does assembly work on a Convair B-58 airplane. Part of the inside of the plane's cockpit is visible.

A crewman does assembly work on a Convair B-58 airplane.

A Convair B-58 airplane undergoes maintenance in Run Station #2.

Interior view of the area where Convair F-102 airplanes are built.

Photograph of a B-36 with its nose hoisted for a move on the assembly line in December 1950.

Photograph of J.D. Lee writing on the nose of the last B-36 at Consolidated Vultee Aircraft Corporation in Fort Worth, Texas on December 18, 1953. The page he is signing reads,"Dear John Oh! how I hate to see you go" it has 11 columns of signatures.

Photograph of old homes to be torn down to make way for Liberator Village in Fort Worth, Texas in December 1953.

Col. B.L. Grubaugh and Capt. F.L. Fulton look through a round opening in a Convair YB-60 in December 1952.

Photograph of C.E. Maxwell driving a Cushman package scooter in the warehouse. On the side is written, "Transportation, 717, No Riders"

Photograph of C.E. Maxwell driving a Cushman package scooter in the warehouse. On the side is written, "Transportation, 717, No Riders"

Photograph of C.H. White nad R.R. Gordon riding in a passenger scooter with the words,"Factory Manager" on the back. Other scooters are parked nearby. The men are dressed in suits.

Photograph of C.H. White nad R.R. Gordon riding in a passenger scooter with the words,"Factory Manager" on the back. Other scooters are parked nearby. The men are dressed in suits.

Photographof the BloodMobile in December 1951, George Kendall shows bottles of blood in the truck to the nurse, Mrs. T.A. Hawthorne.

Photographof the BloodMobile in December 1951, George Kendall shows bottles of blood in the truck to the nurse, Mrs. T.A. Hawthorne.

A Convair B-58 airplane undergoes maintenance in Run Station #2.

A Convair B-58 airplane undergoes maintenance in Run Station #2.

Photograph of an advertisement for Mutual Savings and Loan Association. The background of the image is black and in the center of this is a white rectangle with rounded edges. In this rectangle is text that reads "Mutual Savings & Loan Association Fort Worth and Arlington" in black letters. The company name is in a serif font while the locations are in a sans-serif font. To the left of the words "Mutual Savings" is a rectangular outline with a line drawing of one of the company's buildings in it.

Photograph of a slide advertising The First National Bank of Fort Worth. The slide has a black border and pinned to a black board that is hanging on a wall. In the center of this black border is a grey rectangle with lighter grey, brick-like rectangles painted on it and there are large, white cursive letters over this that spell "fnb". Over these letters is a thin black strip with the words "The First National Bank of Fort Worth" in white letters inside of the strip.

Photograph of an advertisement "The Shamrock's" holiday weekend pricing.

Photograph used for a story in the Daily Oklahoman newspaper. Caption: "Loading the projector are W.A. Higgins, Washington, D.C., the organization's national president, standing, and Bruce M. Wickwire, ort Worth, southwest regional director."

Photograph of Ann Alden standing and smiling next to some flowers.She is photographed from the hips up. She is wearing a lightly colored sleeveless dress with flowers on it. Her left hand is hidden behind her, while her right is extended, holding the flowers to the left of the photograph. Ann Alden was a stage name for Ann Barham Pugh.

Photograph of Doc Ruhman and an unidentified guest on a Christmas-themed set.

Photograph of an advertisement slide for 'General Electric Supply Corporation'.