Photograph of Nicky DeFreece Emery giving a presentation for the DFW Archives Bazaar inside of the Pilot Grove Church at the Dallas Heritage Village. The speaker is standing at the front of the space at a podium with a projection screen across from her with pictures and the words "This presentation is about: Robertson Plantation and Ranch Slave Quarters, completed 1862". In the space is a raised platform, a piano, windows, and pews with visitors sitting in them.

Photograph of volunteer workers during the DFW Archives Bazaar at the Dallas Heritage Village Pavilion. They are standing near one of the openings in the side of the pavilion and behind them are posters and booths for groups at the event.

Photograph of Jeff Downing, the Digital Projects Librarian at UTA Libraries, and Brenda McClurkin, Director of UTA Libraries Special Collections Department, speaking to a visitor at the UTA Library display table at the DFW Archives Bazaar inside of the Dallas Heritage Village Pavilion. On the table are several booklets and papers stacked at the edge of the table and both sides have jack-o-lanterns. There are also large prints of comics and some photos and a computer along the back of the table. Other volunteers and workers are in the picture.

Photograph of Tiffany Bailey, manager of the fine arts division of the DPL, giving a presentation on "Fine Arts Special Collections at the Dallas Public Library" in the Pilot Grove Church at the Dallas Heritage Village during the DFW Archives Bazaar. She is standing at the front of the church behind a podium with a laptop and projector on it. There are pianos and a doorway behind her.

Photograph of a worker standing next to the Southwestern Baptist Theological Seminary's booth in the Dallas Heritage Village pavilion where several tables were set up for the DFW Archives Bazaar. She is standing next to the backdrop for the Southwestern table which is covered in old Biblical manuscripts and information about preserving them.

Photograph of the volunteer and visitor information table for the DFW Archives Bazaar at the Dallas Heritage Village. There are several volunteers lined up at the tables and across from them while visitors walk by.

Photograph of the booths inside of the Chautauqua Pavilion during the DFW Archives Bazaar at the Dallas Heritage Village. There are tables for the Amon Carter Museum, SMU Libraries, The Sixth Floor Museum, and others.

Photograph of the Dallas Morning News booth at the DFW Archives Bazaar event inside of the Dallas Heritage Village pavilion. Two workers are standing at the table they set up. On it are materials from their archives including a newspaper featuring the article "Kennedy Slain on Dallas Street Johnson Becomes President", a booklet titled "What Makes Big D Big?", one about the newspaper, and a "Dallas/Fort Worth Airport Press Kit". Two posters to the sides have pictures and notes along with them as well.

Photograph of Julie Christenson, TCU's Rare Book Librarian, standing at the TCU Library "Letterpress Demonstration" table inside of the Browder Springs Hall at the Dallas Heritage Village during the DFW Archives Bazaar. There are visitors across from her and other TCU employees at the far end of the table. There is a small hand-crank press on the table and ink, wood-cuts and pens as well.

Photograph of the Dallas Municipal Archives booth table at the DFW Archives Bazaar event inside of the Dallas Heritage Village pavilion. Archivist John Slate (sitting) and another worker are behind the table. There are handouts including fliers, booklets, bags, pamphlets, and pencils on the table and a map on a tripod and a tall poster display.

Photograph of materials on display at the DCCCD booth during the DFW Archives Bazaar at the Dallas Heritage Village Pavilion. There are copies of the campus newspaper and the 1967 'The Arch' yearbook, as well as a laptop playing a video.

Photograph of four small posters at The Portal to Texas History display table at the DFW Archives Bazaar at the Dallas Heritage Village Pavilion. They show city scenes and dancers and nature. There are small cards, pamphlets, and buttons to take as well.

Photograph of visitors gathering outside of the Chautauqua Pavilion during the DFW Archives Bazaar at the Dallas Heritage Village. There is a refreshment table where a worker is handing out Pegasus City Brewery drinks.

Photograph of visitors and volunteers standing outside at the Dallas Heritage Village during the DFW Archives Bazaar. The mock-main street, fountain, and Chautauqua Pavilion are visible in the picture. Some people are sitting on benches and there are tables set up outside of the pavilion.

Photograph of volunteers sitting at the "Ask an Archivist" table at the DFW Archives Bazaar event at the Dallas Heritage Village. Three are sitting at the table and a fourth is standing in front. The table has booklets and packets of information for digitization and small cards with information on them. On the front of the tablecloth the word "PRESERVATION" is clothes-pinned in large glittery letters.

Photograph of a food truck called "Easy Slider" with visitors standing outside the ordering window. There is a chalkboard menu beside them and walkways leading to the Pilot Grove Church and a sign. It is set up at the Dallas Heritage Village for the DFW Archives Bazaar.

Photograph of a display case in the Dallas Heritage Village pavilion, where several tables were set up for the DFW Archives Bazaar. Inside the case are several different advertisement pages for Neiman Marcus and Moore's Food Store, pictures of Sharps Gasoline and others, and a card for Neiman Marcus' British and South American Fortnight events. On top are Neiman Marcus boxes.

Photograph of a DFW Archives Bazaar raffle prize winner outside of the Chautauqua Pavilion at the Dallas Heritage Village. There are a two books titled "Regarding the Land", "Pioneer Jewish Texans", and a DVD titled "A Dallas Jewish Journey". There are benches and the mock-mainstreet visible in the background.

Photograph of Bobby Griffith, the UNT Government Information Reference Specialist, holding up an Abraham Lincoln mask the Eagle Commons Library display table at the Dallas Heritage Village Pavilion for the DFW Archives Bazaar. There is a "War Bonds" advertisement poster on a tripod behind him that features american children playing and a swastika shadow around them. It reads "Don't Let That Shadow Touch Them Buy WAR BONDS".

Photograph of two volunteers at the DFW Archives Bazaar held at the Dallas Heritage Village. They are standing on the stairs at the entrance of the Pilot Grove Church, where the speakers gave their presentations.

Photograph of a gazebo and bench seating at the Dallas Heritage Village. The benches are wooden and have no backs and are arranged in two columns. The gazebo is further in the distance and there is ivy growing on it. There is also a white building that resembles a house across from the gazebo.

Photograph of the volunteer T-shirts at the check-in tables, outside at the DFW Archives Bazaar held at the Dallas Heritage Village. There are six separate piles and a building with wooden boxes and barrels behind the tables. A sign that reads "DFW Archives Bazaar" is attached to a dolly beside the table.

Photograph of workers at the Dallas Morning News and archives table inside of the Chautauqua Pavilion at the Dallas Heritage Village during the DFW Archives Bazaar. There is a backdrop and open entrance behind them and a sign with the archives on it.

Photograph of the Dallas Holocaust Museum Center for Education and Tolerance table inside of the Chautauqua Pavilion at the Dallas Heritage Village during the DFW Archives Bazaar. A volunteer worker is standing on one side speaking to a visitor across the table. There are materials including cloth bands with triangles in frames and booklets and children's books from the holocaust. There are bracelets and booklets for handing out as well.