Photograph of the A.W. Cullum & Co. loading dock in Dallas, Texas. In the photograph, a number of vehicles are parked near the dock. The loading dock is shaded by an awning, under which white cases are situated. "A. W. Cullom & Co." is painted onto the side of the building. A railroad crossing sign and railroad tracks are visible in the foreground.

Photograph of a loading dock covered with a canopy.

Photograph of a storefront for a pre-packaging company. In the photograph, an awning shades the sidewalk. Inside the storefront, packages and wooden crates are prepared for distribution. A man is in the process of walking down the sidewalk. He wears a white dress shirt and dark pants. ". . .n Pre-Package Co." is painted above the windows of the building, which are placed above the awning.

Photograph of a grocery market storefront which is selling watermelons and pecans.

Photograph of the Prestonwood Hotel on Pearl Street in Dallas, Texas. The building is brick and the sidewalk is shaded by an awning.

Photograph of the Fain Produce (The Tomato House) storefront. Boxes are stacked in front of the storefront. A streetlight is situated on the corner and cars are parked on the side of the road.

Photograph of workers on a loading dock. A Harry H. Price & Son Tomatoes truck is visible next to the dock. Wooden crates are stacked on the dock. One of the workers is holding a broom.

Photograph of the loading dock of Arthur Miller Produce. Parcels sit on the loading dock. In the distance is Burt's Cafe.

Photograph of individuals from the Dallas Public Works department cleaning up a street. A truck is parked next to the street.

Photograph of the Don Hotel and other produce storefronts. Crates are stacked up against the front walls of the storefronts. In the photograph, a man carries a small barrel in the direction of a truck which is parked next to the sidewalk.

Photograph of the Gorman Bros. Wholesale Fruits & Vegetables loading dock. A truck is parked on the loading dock. Men are unpacking barrels from the truck and stacking them on the floor of the dock.

Photograph of the storefronts for the Don Hotel and Stanley Wainwright Produce Company. Crates are stacked up against the storefront. A truck is parked next to the sidewalk.

Photograph of a storefront for a produce stand at the Dallas Farmer's Market. An awning shades the sidewalk. A sign reading "We buy pecans" is attached to a white picket fence.

Photograph of wooden crates stacked against a storefront. Wooden barrels and crates litter the sidewalk. To the left, a man stands on a truck bed in which small barrels are placed. Other storefronts are visible across the street.

Photograph of caged chickens being unloaded at the storefront for Rainbow Poultry & Eggs. In the photograph, cages stacked on the ground contain live chickens. Cages are stacked high on a truck bed, many of which do not contain chickens. A man is in the process of placing more cages on the truck bed.

Photograph of wooden crates stacked against the back wall of a building. In the photograph, a vehicle is backed up to the loading dock. A label on the vehicle reads "Spinach."

Photograph of a produce storefront in Dallas, Texas. In the photograph, crates are stacked against the front wall of the building. A truck is parked against sidewalk, which is littered with crates. Signs advertise the types of produce available.

Photograph of the storefront for the Stanley Wainwright Wholesale Produce Company. In the photograph, men work to crate what appears to be potatoes. Potatoes are arranged on an assembly line which leads to a chute. A worker is in the process of lifting a crate from the chute. A sign advertising pecans is visible on the storefront's front wall.

Photograph of an alleyway. Crates are stacked against the back wall of a building. A car is parked behind them.

Photograph of a pecan seller's storefront at the Dallas Farmer's Market. The word "pecans" is painted vertically on the side of the storefront.

Photograph of a group portrait at the Harben-Spott's Company annual picnic at Kidd Springs. The picnic involved Harben's Drug Store and Richardson Telephone Company. The men, women, and children are identified as (seated on ground, first row) Earle Harben, Ray Chap Harben, Marjorie Mae Meyer, Lewis, (second row) Mrs. M. M. Meyer, Miss Florence Ingle, Mrs. Walter Williams, Miss Ethel Christopherson, Mrs. P. E. Riley, Miss Stella Moody, Mrs. Sam P. Harben, Mrs. Doyal Taylor, Mrs. Sherwood Spotts, Miss Alma Ballard, Miss Viola Anderton, Mrs. A. O. Very, Mrs. Chester Bethel, (third row) Sam P. Harben, Dr. P. E. Riley, Jess Harben, A. O. Very, Chester Bethel, Mrs. Walter Park, Mrs. R. P. Harben, Mrs. Jess Harben, Walter Park, Sherwood Spotts, (fourth row) Doyal Taylor, Walter Williams, J. D. McNeil, Carson Harben, Lester Meyer, and M. M. Meyer.

Photograph of Independence Day parade at the corner of Oak Street and Summit Drive in Richardson, Texas. A semi truck parade float is decorated with flags, streamers, and paper. In the foreground, there are people seated and standing near a table with boxed United States flags on it. A flag is set up at the table. To the left, there is a street sign with "Oak Street" and "Summit Drive."

Photograph of men in a marching band at the Independence Day parade, on Beltline Road in front of Richardson High School. The men are wearing Shriners' fezzes. One man is holding a pair of symbols, and the men behind him are playing trumpets.

Photograph of a young woman sitting on the back of a convertible car in a parade on Beltline Road, in front of Richardson High School. She is wearing a striped dress and a crown. A sign on the side of the cars says "Miss Richardson 1970." In the background, there is a group of people on the yard of the high school.