Photograph of the smokestacks from Texas Electric, seen towering over a bridge in the city of Fort Worth, Texas.

Photograph of two men boxing at Gorman's boxing club in Fort Worth, Texas.

Photograph of a meat cleaver on an old counter at the Turner-Dingee Grocery Store, operated by Lloyd Hallaran.

Photograph of a dam flooding at Lake Weatherford in Parker County, Texas.

Photograph of a dry bank on Lake Weatherford, during a drought.

Photograph of people talking at the bar of Brim's Tavern.

Tripych of the downtown Fort Worth post office in the evening.

Triptych using a photo of Byrd Williams Jr. as a recent college graduate, taken by his father, Byrd Sr.; a photo of Byrd Williams Jr. as an elderly man, taken by his son, Byrd III; and a photo of Byrd Williams Jr.'s headstone and his grandson Byrd IV's feet, taken by Byrd Williams IV.

Portrait of Edmund Pennington Pillsbury Jr., known as Ted Pillsbury. Pillsbury is the known American museum director of the Kimbell Art Museum in Fort Worth, Texas.

Photograph of Lloyd Hallaran, the oldest grocer in Forth Worth, TX. Hallaran is seen standing in the stock room of the Turner-Dingee Grocery Store, located at 800 West 7th downtown Fort Worth. Lloyd is posing for his portrait to be taken, his hand resting against his shelf, where Raisin Bran, Goats, Total, and Frosted Flakes are visible.

Photograph of a boxing club named Gorman's. The sign on the store reads, "Gorman's Boxing Club Home of -----. Don Curry and Gene Hatcher. Steve Cruz." The sign in the parking lot reads, "Gorman's Old Fashion Club Fights. Tue Aug. 12, 7:30 - Cowtown Col. Aug. 26." The second photograph shows the building and Gorman's as closed, only an "A" remains on the sign in the parking lot that has been overgrown with grass, the only object modernized is the street sign.

Scan of Byrd Williams III brain activity after suffering from a stroke.