Photograph of a W.J. Hancock slide featuring an address.

Photograph of Chem Terry and Bill Guy in the recording studio. Terry is sitting at a table and is talking on the phone while Guy is standing in the corner behind the table and look at a strip of paper. Terry has paper money stuffed in his jacket and is holding more in his right hand. The table he is sitting at has two telephones on, along with a WBAP microphone, a stack of paper, and a sign that reads "The 570 Club". Guy is standing next to a typewriter and a stand up microphone. The wall on the right side of the image has square panels on it for soundproofing and the wall on the left side of the image has a window that looks into the sound booth.

Photograph of Chem Terry in a WBAP recording studio. He is sitting at a table and has a phone held up to his ear with one hand and is holding fanned out paper money in his other hand. He also has paper money in his sleeves, his jacket pockets, behind his ears, and in the microphone on the table in front of him. In addition to the telephone and microphone, there is also a typewriter, another telephone handset, and a sign that reads "The 570 Club" on the table. There are square on the wall to act as soundproofing and there is a music stand visible on the left side of the image.

Photograph of Chem Terry calling listeners of his radio show on air. He is holding a telephone handset up to each ear, and in his left hand he is also holding a postcard. On the table in front of him is a stack of more postcards, two rotary phones, a microphone with the WBAP logo, and a sign that reads "The 570 Club". To the left of the table, there is a music stand, a chair and a microphone, among other recording equipment. There are square panels on the wall behind him to provide soundproofing for the studio.

Photograph of Chem Terry calling listeners of his radio show on air. He is holding the handset of a telephone to his ear with one hand and is holding a postcard in the other. On the table in front of him is a stack of more postcards, two rotary phones, a microphone with the WBAP logo, and a sign that reads "The 570 Club". To the left of the table, there is a music stand, a chair and a microphone, among other recording equipment. There are square panels on the wall behind him to provide soundproofing for the studio.

Photograph of Doc Rhuman interviewing a man in front of farm equipment. Both men are wearing white button up shirts with khaki pants and cowboy hats and they are looking at each other. Rhuman is holding a microphone out to the other man in his right hand and is holding the box that the microphone is plugged into with his left hand. On the sides of the large piece of farm equipment behind them, fields of crops and a tractor are visible. There is a dog in the bottom right corner of the image.

Photograph of Doc Rhuman interviewing a man in a field. The two men are both wearing white button up shirts with khaki pants and cowboy hats. Rhuman is holding a microphone out to the man with his right hand and is holding the box that the microphone is plugged into in his left hand. The men are standing in front of a McCormick Farmall tractor and the land around them looks like it has been freshly plowed.

Photograph of Doc Rhuman interviewing a woman in a kitchen. He is leaning against the counter with his ankles crossed and is holding a microphone in one hand while his other hand is on his hip. The woman is standing across from him and wearing a striped apron. She is holding a spoon in one hand and is picking something up off of the counter with her other hand. His microphone is plugged into a box that is sitting on a stool next to them and the box has text on it that reads "WBAP Ft. Worth, Tex., U.S.A.". The kitchen has light colored cabinets with dark counter tops and there are tiles with a floral pattern on the wall. There is a window above the sink on the right side of the image and there is another window on the left side above a table.

Photograph of a printed paper that reads "Glamour Products Co. WBAP-TV Ft. Worth." The paper is taped against a wall and there is a paper clip in the top left corner.

Photograph of a printed paper with messages that reads, "February 1951. New Mexico," "Cabresto Lake, high in the Sangre de Cristos north of Taos. The lake is snowed in except for a few months of the year. Elevation is 9,000 feet," and "The pattern of ripples in the White Sands makes a beautiful picture. The Sands are a popular New Mexico playground." The print features images of the Cabresto Lake and the White Sands in New Mexico. The print is taped against a wall.

Photograph of a printed paper that reads, "February 1951. New Mexico," and "The pattern of ripples in the White Sands makes a beautiful picture. The Sands are a popular New Mexico playground." The print features an image of the White Sands in New Mexico. The print is taped against a wall.

Photograph of a TELOP depicting a map locating the Industrial Bowling Center. On the map there are six roads, from left to right, "Live Oak," "Dragon," "Continental Blvd.," "Industrial Blvd.," "Commerce," and "Lamar." On Dragon there is a bowling ball and bowling pin. There is a black arrow pointing to the pin and ball from a text box that reads, "Industrial Bowling Center."

Photograph of a TELOP of three black circles configured in an upside down triangle shape. In white font, the writing in the top left circle says, "Weisenburg's industrial bowling center Dallas." The top right circle's writing says, "Weisenburg's capitan bowling center Dallas." The bottom circle's writing says, "Weisenburg's meadowbrook lanes Fort Worth." The words "Industrial," "Capitan," and "Meadowbrook" are all in cursive font.

Photograph of Don Thomson and Don Harris interviewing each other at Fort Worth Zoo Day. Thomson can be seen holding a microphone to his face, standing with a foot in the van. Harris can be seen sitting down, holding a microphone in one hand. Mike Hoey can be seen standing next to them with one hand on the roof of the van and another on his hips. Several pieces of radio equipment sit inside the van.

Photograph of Country Gold van at Fort Worth Zoo Day. The Country Gold logo, with a prospector, can be seen on the side of the van. Several pieces of radio equipment can be seen on the roof of the van. A man can partially be seen with his hands on his hips behind the van.

Photograph of Country Gold van at Fort Worth Zoo Day. The Country Gold logo, with a prospector, can be seen on the side of the van. Several pieces of radio equipment can be seen on the roof of the van. A castle-like structure can be seen behind the van.

Photograph of a woman being interviewed by Country Gold at Fort Worth Zoo Day. Her back is to the camera. She wears a floral shirt. Mike Hoey in glasses and a patterned shirt can be seen holding a microphone. Don Harris, to the left, of her can be seen speaking into a microphone. Three other people can be seen standing around them. A woman can be seen walking by in the foreground. Don day and Don Thomson stand nearby.

Photograph of Jimmy Stewert and Dick Yaws interviewing each other at Fort Worth Zoo Day. Both of the men can be seen looking at each other. Stewert holds a microphone up to his face. Both men stand next to the Country Gold van, wearing button-up shirts. Several trees are visible around them.