Photograph of the exterior of the Dallas Airmotive Incorporation building.

Photograph of the exterior architecture of the Southland Center building in Dallas, Texas.

Photograph of the exterior architecture of the Southlife Center and Sheraton buildings in Dallas, Texas.

A video of children playing various activities outside, John Roger and Georgette de Bruchard's family swimming in a pool, attending a rodeo, driving around a zoo, feeding goats, and opening gifts.

A short video of a group of two elderly men and a woman standing outside of a house. It seems as if they are leaving to go somewhere.

A video of John Rogers and Georgette de Bruchard's family celebrating New Year's Eve. Also included is a clip with two cats and two dogs sleeping on a bed.

A video of John Roger and Georgette de Bruchard on a boat and playing crochet with family. Other clips include shots of a farm in Missouri, visiting a graveyard, a beach, and their family enjoying the outdoors.

A video of John Rogers and Georgette de Bruchard walking around a botanical garden, spending time with family, Georgette photographing a photo shoot, and John Rogers Sr. attending a ceremony for a new building beginning construction for the University of Tulsa.

Photograph of the exterior of the Southland Center in Dallas, Texas, taken from inside the building.

Photograph of the exterior architecture of the Southland Center building in Dallas, Texas. This photograph was taken from a side angle.

Illustration of an American Eagle saying, "Oh say can you see..." and holding onto a small American flag. The illustration is Neiman-Marcus' advertisement for their American Fortnight. The ad reads, "the star spangled excitement unfurled by the Neiman-Marcus American Fortnight. Broad will be the stripes of our nation's achievements ...and bright the stars of its creative genius. It's a two-week tribute of such magnitude only Dallas' great specialty store could do it justice. So, proudly we hail the inspiring presentation of American Fortnight. An proudly we raise in salute our Sixth Flag, the real Glory of Six Flages Over Texas."

Advertisement for the Italian Fornights event being held on October 17 - November 12, 1960. The illustration depicts many individuals in different outfits and formal costumes. The ad reads, "Tomorrow at 10:00 it begins publicly. With the snip of a ribbon, Neiman-Marcus starts its first month-long and most fabulous of all Fortnights - when Texas meets the people of Italy. For the most valuable sum of a country is the character of its people. Long after the canals and sunsets, you'll remembe the Venetians and their glass. The Sicilians and their songs. The people who tan Italy's leathers, and weave her cloth. The women who dry pasta in the sun, and bake break. The men who grow her grapes, and make shoes. The artists who sculpt and paint, the writers, and the designers of the Alta Moda. The engineers and craftsmen whose tools have produced some of the world's finest cars, guns and office machines, and most of its rare violins. The exicting vigor and culture of Italy, person-to-person. Benevenuto! Neiman-Marcus."

An advertisement for Neiman-Marcus with an illustration of a woman cupping her ear and listening, hidden behind a pair of legs running in capri-pants and sandals that says "louder please." The illustration also has two women seen gossiping with one another. The ad reads, "You'll hear these colors coming! White cotton shirt with patch pockets. The idea is to match up the cotton twill bottoms to the green, blue or red patches. Shit 4.25. Pedal pushers 4.95. In 10 to 16 sizes. Shorts 4.95. Skirt 7.95. In 10 to 18 sizes. In red, green or blue. Order tonight - JU-0536. Or come to Preston Center or Sports Shop, second floor downtown. Neiman-Marcus."

Vivid velveteens advertisement with illustrations of women's accessories like shoes and handbags from Neiman-Marus. The advertisement reads, "In every color you see here - peacock, positive pink, beige, flame, and yellow. Just the exciting touch of color you need for a summer day or night. Pink one spot, or two at the most - a bright, giddy ankle-strap slipper to dance in, drink champagne from 20.95. Carry a mammoth bamboo-handled bag against a city linen 15.00 (smaller bag also 15.00) tax included. Cinch a patio skirt with a bamboo-buckled velveteen belt 5.00. Perch the tiny hat atop daytime cottons, cocktail laces 13.95. Accessory Shops, first floor, downtown only.

Photograph of the exterior of a Neiman-Marcus at North Park Mall. Sets of glass doors are centered in the side of a building that has blocky overhangs along the top edge of its walls. A row of cylindrical objects sits below the rightmost overhang. Two trees grow in dirt patches within a wide walkway that extends in front of the building.

Photograph of the exterior of a Neiman-Marcus at North Park Mall. Sets of glass doors are centered in the side of a building that has blocky overhangs along the top edge of its walls. Two cylindrical objects sit below the rightmost overhang, across from a tree growing in a small dirt patch.

Photograph of Dallas Public Library, Casa View Branch, at night. Walkways enclose patches of grass containing trees and lights and extend alongside the library building, leading to an open area between its walls. Within the open area are curtained windows and glass doors.

Photograph of the entrance of Dallas Public Library, Preston Royal Branch. A path lines by benches extends up to glass doors set into the library's brick walls. To the left of the doors is a line of bushes growing along the library, above which is the name of the library attached to the wall.

Photograph of doors of Dallas Public Library, Preston Library Branch. Two of the doors have handles labeled "in" while another two doors have "out" labels on them. Through the glass of the doors, the bookcases and furniture within the library can be seen.

Photograph of the exterior of Dallas Public Library, Casa View Branch. The building has its name on its left wall while windows showing bookshelves within the library occupy the building's right wall. Both walls are shaded by an overhang that partially extends above a walkway, its path leading past the building's left wall before wrapping around patches of plants and ending in an open area at the wall's end.

Photograph of the front of Dallas Public Library, Casa View Branch. The library sits in front of patches of grass and trees which are enclosed by a walkway. At the left end of the library is a flagpole sitting on a short wall, the American flag flying at its top.

Photograph of a parking lot at Dallas Public Library, Preston Royal Branch. The library building has its name on its front wall, to the right of a few windows, and is bordered by a line of plants growing atop a stone wall. In front of the library sits the parking lot, empty of any vehicles.

Photograph of the exterior of the Dallas County Bank. At the left end of the bank is its name while in front of the bank is a large latticework wall. A parking lot occupied by two vehicles sits in front of the bank.

Photograph of a hall inside the Dallas County State Bank Building. The hall's left wall is lined by windows while the right wall is constructed from bricks and has two elevators in it. At the end of the hall are stairs and an open area with a potted plant and furniture.