Excursion party posing in front of house.

Photograph of a concrete pad where one of the guns was mounted at Battery Kimble in Fort Travis, Texas.

Photograph of Katie Sinclair posing with an Italian and Nazi flag during World War II on January 29th, 1944 in Italy. Words are written on the Nazi flag.

Photo of correspondence from Andrew Bowers written on letterhead from the Palestine Salt & Coal Co.

Photograph of Tony McPeak handing a flag to Carl Franklin. A man, who is tentatively identified as Charlie Laughlin, stands to the right. A plane is visible in the background.

Photograph of the Mobil oil company logo.

Photograph of the Magnolia Gas Station logo taped on a wall next to a door and an outlet.

Photograph of the Mobil Gas logo taped on a wall next to a door and an outlet.

Photograph of a TELOP for the musical "The King and I" by Rogers and Hammerstein. In the top left corner in small, cursive writing it says, "Rogers and Hammerstein's." Then, in large font across the rest of the TELOP is the words, "The King and I." In the bottom right corner is a line of music notes with a silhouette of a man dancing in front of it holding a sword above his head.

Wide-shot photograph of a smoking, multi-story, brick building on the corner of Pacific and Griffin. A fire engine ladder extends up towards the building from a fire engine just out of shot on the left, and smaller ladders are propped up against the building from the ground. Hoses lay on the ground in the street in front of the building, all leading towards the firefighters. Beyond the smoking building, in the background on the left, another building is partially visible. On the back of the photograph is a handwritten note identifying the printer and the date.

Photograph of a clown, a man in a firefighting suit, and a uniformed firefighter standing in front of a curtain at Dallas Fire Station 33. Directly behind them, children sit in a small, raked seating area framed by a "Bozo's Big Top" circus wagon cut-out. On the left of the men is a drum with triangles on it. On the bottom border of the photo is text reading, "Dallas Fire Department." On the back of the photograph are dimensions and lines for cropping the photo, and two stamps with identifier information and the date.

Photograph of fire engine ladder extended towards a smoking, multi-story, brick building with lots of windows and an open loading dock door. Much of the building is obscured by smoke. In the background, a building with a sign reading, "Sangers," is visible. Smaller ladders are propped up against the building on the ground. The heads and shoulders of some firefighters in the bottom right of the photo are just barely visible. On the back of the photograph is a handwritten note giving the printer's information and the date.

Photograph of Pat Dougan, the President of the Commuter's Association. Dougan's photograph is a mug for the North Texan Story. He is slightly glancing off to the side with a smile on his face.

Photograph of Pat Dougan, the President of the Commuter's Association. Dougan's photograph is a mug for the North Texan Story. He is looking at the camera with a relaxed facial expression.

Photograph of Pat Dougan, the President of the Commuter's Association. Dougan's photograph is a mug for the North Texan Story. He is not looking at the camera and is looking slightly to the side.

Photograph of Pat Dougan, the President of the Commuter's Association. Dougan's photograph is a mug for the North Texan Story. He is not looking at the camera and is looking at a distance with a light facial expression.

Photograph of Pat Dougan, the President of the Commuter's Association. Dougan's photograph is a mug for the North Texan Story. He is not looking at the camera and is looking at something in front of him with a smile on his face.

Photograph of Pat Dougan, the President of the Commuter's Association. Dougan's photograph is a mug for the North Texan Story. He is not looking at the camera and is looking slightly off to the side.

Photograph of Pat Dougan, the President of the Commuter's Association. Dougan's photograph is a mug for the North Texan Story. He is not looking at the camera and is looking at something in front of him.

Photograph of Pat Dougan, the President of the Commuter's Association. Dougan's photograph is a mug for the North Texan Story. He is looking at the camera with a smile on his face.

Tintype portrait of Edwin and Mercy Mariah Mead on their wedding day, January 29, 1844. The photograph is housed in a decorative leather case with a brass matte.

Photograph of Gary P. Nunn performing at the Austin City Limits (ACL) 15th Anniversary show. He is wearing a patterned shirt and jeans with sunglasses and a cowboy hat; he has a guitar hanging in front of him and is smiling and holding his right arm up.

Photograph of a wall made of wooden boards reinforced with a steel grate with boards and steel rods on the ground in the foreground. Behind the wall is another wooden wall with a ladder and wooden planks leaning against it and on the left another building is partially visible with steps leading up to a door.

Photograph of some 6-month old calves, part of a foundation herd, on the farm of Gilbert Steinkieler near Guymon, Okla. Mr. Steinkieler and ASC Committeeman Leon Newman examine hay purchased under the emergency hay program.