Photograph of a man and two women at Six Points Griddle in Fort Worth. They are sitting at a dining counter together. The man is reading a newspaper while the women are looking at the man with smiles on their faces.

Photograph of an intersection of North Main Street and West Broad Street in downtown Mansfield, Texas. A building that reads "Phillips Real Estate" and a couple of cars are either parked or passing through are visible in the photograph as well.

Photograph of the rooftop of the Tarrant County Courthouse. Other tall buildings are visible in the photographs as well.

Photograph of a man standing with his bike in front of a record store. He is looking at the camera with a smile on his face.

Photograph of the Alexander Hogg School in Fort Worth, Texas. The building appears to be quite old due to the cracked windows and graffiti at the entrance.

Photograph of the Tandy Center (now known as the City Place) in downtown Forth Worth. The Tandy Center is a simple structured building with large windows.

Photograph of the Metroplex Technical Services building in Forth Worth. The front of the building has a carving of a woman next to a building, and the name of the building is displayed as well.

Photograph of two women sitting in the YWCA building (now known as the Center for Transforming Lives). The interior is decorated luxuriously with intricate patterns on the ceiling rims and patterned chairs.

Photograph of an interior shot of Ben's Forth Worth Piano Restoration. Numerous pianos are displayed in rooms, but the piano that is focused in on the photograph has a marbled pattern and an intricate sheet music stand.

Photograph of the backside of Mt. Gilead Baptist Church. The back of the church shows billboards from "Toys 'R' Us" and another advertisement.

Photograph of Little St. Luke's Church in Forth Worth. The church is a small building on a field that has its name displayed on the front of the building.

Photograph of Barber's book store, a book store in Fort Worth. An array of books are displayed on the store's display window.

Photograph of a building for the ACME Tent & Awning Co. in Fort Worth. On the right of the ACME building is a garage.

Photograph of a bridge over the Trinity River in Fort Worth. The bridge is standing above the river, and slopes with grass and rocks are pictured as well.

Photograph of two small buildings and a fence in Fort Worth. The buildings and fence seem to be quite old, and old plants are surrounding the area as well.

Photograph of the Ashton Depot in Fort Worth, which was formerly known as the Santa Fe Depot and Fort Worth Union Depot. The parking lot of the building is shown, and a road is pictured in the background.

Photograph of the north-facing underpass at Jennings Avenue in Fort Worth created by Byrd Jr. during his civil engineering career. Large buildings are pictured in the background.

Photograph of the backside of Mt. Gilead Baptist Church in Fort Worth. The church has a large display of its name on the top and sideboard. Cars are pictured on the streets, and two pedestrians are passing by the church.

Photograph of downtown Fort Worth taken from the porch of the First Christian Church, looking east. The photo shows many multi-storied buildings, all with lots of windows and one with a visible fire escape. The building to the right was the Continental National Building with its new sky bridge to the parking garage.

Photograph of Downtown Dallas at the intersection of N Akard and Elm Street, looking north. On the left of the photo, First National Bank Tower can be seen. Dozens of other buildings of varying heights and sizes crowd the photo. The two closest to the camera are an art-deco building with a rooftop garden, and a taller building with many, many windows. A geometric, glass building with a pointed roofline stands tall in the background, surrounded by smaller buildings. Cars line the streets as they drive along them.

Photograph of Gorman's Boxing Club, located at 701 S Main Street in Fort Worth, Texas. The brick building has multiple signs on, and around it, arched windows, and cars parked in front, and on the grass next to it. The signs on the building read "GORMAN'S SUPER PROS," "GORMAN'S BOXING CLUB HOME OF...," "DON CURRY... GENE HATCHER... STEVE CRUZ," and the sign in front of the building says "GORMAN'S... OLD FASHIONED CLUB FIGHTS... TUE AUG 12... 730... COWTOWNCOL AUG 26 ." A street sign near to the camera reads "E Cannon St 100." There are cars parked all along the front of the building, and the street runs in front of it. Other buildings are in the background.

Photograph of the façade of the Bryce building at 909 Throckmorton Street in Fort Worth, Texas. The multi-story building is made of brick and has the words "BRYCE BUILDING" written above its second-story windows, centered on the small balcony in front of them. There is a ripped banner attached to two posts in front of the building that reads "hamburg house" in a German-style font. A sign affixed to the building itself, to the left of the front door, reads "th' port Seafood" and has an arrow pointing up and to the left. A small flower bed with scraggly plants sits in front of the windows that are next to the front door.

Photograph of a curved on-ramp onto I-35 from Henderson Street in Fort Worth, Texas. The long exposure photo captures the light trails of the cars that were driving along the on-ramp at the time the photo was taken. In the background, the city skyline of Fort Worth can be seen up close. All of the buildings are lit up because it is dark outside, and two buildings have lights that spell "TANDY" and "CEN..." on the side of each building respectively. A skyscraper has lights on in a few of the windows, and there is grass on either side of the on-ramp that leads to the left side of the photo.

Photograph of a detail of the Texas Electric Power Plant in Fort Worth. The right side of the photo shows the left corner of a brick building with arched windows on the lowest floor in the photo, and rectangular windows on the top floor. There is a flat area attached to the side of this building, creating an overhang for the ground below it that isn't visible from the angle the photo is taken from. To the left of the photo, tall columns and/or tubes stand taller than the photo, being cut off on the top edge.