Photograph of the White building on West Hickery Boulevard looking north. The building is plain and is a rectangular prism. South Main Street is visible on the right of the building.

Photograph of Ivery's Fresh Produce and Grocery. The store is a small building next to a larger building. Two people on their bikes are standing in front of the store below the sign with two Coca-Cola logos.

Photograph of the façade of Daddio's, also called the Land Title Block Building. Daddio's is a decorative building with embellished carvings in the doorway and below the windows. A woman is sitting in a chair in front of the building.

Photograph of the exterior of the Fort Worth Public Library at Ninth and Throckmorton Streets. The building was built in 1939 and demolished in 1990.

Photograph of buildings in downtown Fort Worth at night.

Photograph of the interior of a bar in Fort Worth. The interior has sections of a diner and a bar, as there is a shelf with an array of alcohol with a hanging Minnie Mouse doll. A man is sitting at the bar.

Photograph of the interior at the Ashton Depot in Fort Worth. There ceiling and window frames are arches and have engravings. Long seats are placed in the room as well.

Photograph of three lockers and an icebox at the interior of the Ashton Depot in Fort Worth. A cart is also shown in front of them as well.

Photograph of the interior at the Ashton Depot in Fort Worth. There ceiling and window frames are arches and have engravings. A storage cart is seen in front of a room with long seats.

Photograph of the lower portion of the Fort Worth Power and Light Company Power Plant.

Photograph of the Fort Worth Power and Light Company Power Plant. The road next to the power plant and the buildings at a distance are shown as well.

A double exposure panoramic photograph of the U.S. Post Office Central in Fort Worth and another building.

A panoramic photograph of the U.S. Post Office Central in Fort Worth. There is a car passing by the building, which is shown as well.

Photograph of a room's interior in the Fort Worth Flat Iron Building. The walls of the room are peeling, but fine details on the ceiling are still visible.

Photograph of a north view of Larmar Street in Fort Worth. Streetlights and buildings are shown in the area.

Photograph of individuals at a diner on Riverside Drive. Some of the customers are looking at the camera with smiles on their faces.

Photograph of a building entrance in Fort Worth. Buildings are also visible in the background as well.

Photograph of a stairwell at TCU in Fort Worth. The concrete steps are edged with strips of grip tape, and are dirty. The handrail is a short wall that lines the stairs, and it has paint peeling off of its edges, and it's dented. The stairs lead up to a landing that has an exit and another set of stairs going up in the opposite direction. The door has a plague over it, and a sign next to it.

Photograph of the Winfield Place building located at 801 E 8th Street in Fort Worth, Texas. The brick building is three stories tall, and has very tall windows on each floor, nearly covering the two visible sides. Cars are parked along both of these sides. The corner of the building is at the intersection of E 8th Street and Calhoun Street, both streets with stoplights and street name signs at the intersection. The sky is very cloudy, and other buildings stand far in the background.

Photograph of an entrance to a shop at 205 S. Main Street in Fort Worth, Texas. The shop is slightly run down, with cracked concrete as the foundation, and peeling paint on the doorframe. The long windows next to the doorway so an array of buttoned shirts hung on a wire for display, with a number of magazines and shoes below them. The door to the shop is wide open, with a string holding it there, revealing the inside of the shop that has checkerboard tile, more clothes, and a mid-century chair. Two metal discs lean against the wall of the store, next to a pipe.

Photograph of City Place, formerly known as the Tandy Center, located at 100 Throckmorton Street in Fort Worth, Texas. The photo is taken at night, and the street lights of the parking lot near the camera are on, illuminating the many vehicles that are parked there. The building itself is situated behind another, much shorter building. The lights in the windows are off except for one, but the lights on the side of the building are lit up. There are many other buildings, also with lights on, in the background.

Photograph of the Public Market building located at 1400 Henderson Street in Fort Worth, Texas. The building consists of a tower on the corner of a shorter building. The tower houses the entrance under a large, corbeled arch. The center of the arch reads "PUBLIC MARKET" and the words separate a detailed carving above, and the double doors below. The roof of the rest of the building is covered in Spanish tile, and steps lead up to it from the corner of the road in front of it.

Photograph of a construction site on Throckmorton Street in downtown Fort Worth. The main focal point of the photo is a retailing wall that comes from the left side, and extends backwards to the right third. It is made of wood, and stands on a crumbling brick wall. Behind it, tall buildings, one of which with a fire escape, stand in a line. The background of the right shows another crumbling brick wall.

Photograph of the intersection of E 2nd and Main Street in downtown Fort Worth, looking south. The road that extends to the background of the photo is make of brick, and the road leading to the left is asphalt. Buildings in the Old West style line both sides of the brick street, and cars park along the sides of it. A tall building in the far background has large letters on top of it that read "CNB."