Photograph of students seated at tables for studying in Willis Library. Some others are at desks along the perimeter with computers and along the back wall is a row of low shelves with books. On the back of the print is a handwritten note that reads "A. M. Willis Library".

Photograph of a donor plaque on a lamp in the Judge Sarah T. Hughes Reading Room in Willis Library on the UNT campus. The plaque reads "To Recognize the Gift of Judge Annette Stewart". The back of the photo has a handwritten note attached that reads "A. M. Willis Library - Sarah T. Hughes Reading Room - 1996".

Photograph of Dorothy Barta, the artist of the Sarah T. Hughes painted portrait, and Dr. Lois Swan Jones, a donor to the reading room project. They are guests at the dedication of the Judge Sarah T. Hughes Reading Room in Willis Library. On the back of the photograph are two handwritten notes reading "A. M. Willis Library" and "Sarah T. Hughes Reading Room Dedication - Dorothy Barta (L), Dr. Lois Swan Jones (R) - 1996".

Photograph of a plaque that announces the establishment of the Judge Sarah T. Hughes Reading Room and lists the Hoblitzelle Foundation as the grant provider followed by the other donors to the project. It was located in the reading room beside a portrait of Hughes and another plaque.

Photograph of a plaque commemorating the Judge Sarah T. Hughes Reading Room in Willis Library on the UNT campus. It reads "The Judge Sarah T. Hughes Reading Room established September 1996 to honor the leadership and works of Sarah Tilghman Hughes August 2, 1896 - April 23, 1985; 'It is the responsibility of every individual to measure up, to grow in concern for community, nation, and world, in order to assure any role whatever for individual freedom.' - Judge Hughes; As she believed, she lived. When elected in 1930, Sarah T. Hughes was the youngest woman to serve in the Texas House of Representatives. In 1935 she became the first woman to serve as a Texas District Judge. She was elected every four years until 1961, when she became the first woman justice of the United States District Court of North Texas and the second woman to serve as a District Judge in the United States. She was the only woman to give the oath of office to a President of the United States, swearing in Lyndon B. Johnson in 1963. She also was an active community and professional leader, serving as a founding member of Hoblitzelle Foundation and as …

Photograph of one of the stained glass windows in the Edna Mae Sandborn Music Room in Willis Library. There is recessed lighting right above it and display cases with music materials are visible on either side. On the back of the print is a handwritten note that reads "A. M. Willis - Sandborne Room - 1996".

Photograph of computer carrels inside of Willis Library. Most are empty but a student is using one on the right. Past them are rows of bookshelves filled with materials. On the back of the print is a handwritten note that reads "A. M. Willis Library".

Photograph of Greg Sidlerry and Judge Barefoot Sanders at the reception for the Judge Sarah T. Hughes Reading Room dedication. On the back of the photograph is a handwritten note that reads "A. M. Willis Library Sarah T. Hughes Reading Room Dedication - Barefoot Sanders (Right), Greg Sidlerry (Left)".

Photograph of a portrait of Judge Sarah Tilghman Hughes, painted by Dorothy Barta, located in the Sarah T. Hughes Reading Room at the Willis Library. On either side of the portrait are commemorative plaques relating to the reading room.

Photograph of the plaque at the base of a lamp in the Judge Sarah T. Hughes Reading Room at Willis Library. The plaque reads "To Recognize the Gift of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Green" who were donors to the project.

Photograph of a plaque that reads "To recognize the gift of David A. Webb", a donor that contributed to the Judge Sarah T. Hughes Reading Room project in Willis Library. The plaque is located on the base of an item in the room.

Photograph of a plaque that announces the establishment of the Judge Sarah T. Hughes Reading Room and lists the Hoblitzelle Foundation and other donors to the project. It was located in the reading room beside a portrait and another plaque.

Photograph of Lillian Bradshaw, the then Director of the Dallas Public Library, at the reception following the dedication of the Judge Sarah T. Hughes Reading Room reception. On the back of the photograph is a handwritten note that reads "A. M. Willis Library Sarah T. Hughes Reading Room Dedication - Lillian Bradshaw, Director of the Dallas Public Library - 1996".

Photograph of one of the larger display cases in the Edna Mae Sandborn Music Room at Willis Library. Inside are several music related items including books and records and even a photograph. On the back of the print is a handwritten note that reads "A. M. Willis - Sandborne Room - 1996".

Photograph of a display cabinet in the Judge Sarah T. Hughes Reading Room that was used for the Owsley Exhibit after the dedication of the Owsley Foyer in Willis Library. In the display case are photos, documents, and a hat from Alvin Owsley and the family. There is a chair next to the case. On the back of the print is a handwritten note that reads "A. M. Willis Library - Owsley Foyer Dedication - Owsley Exhibit - 12-16-1996 0025".

Photograph of Melinda Ann Gaul (purple), the President of the Women in the Law Section of the State Bar of Texas, and other guests during the reception held following the dedication of the Judge Sarah T. Hughes Reading Room. On the back of the photograph is a handwritten note that reads "A. M. Willis Library Sarah T. Hughes Reading Room Dedication - Milinda Ann Gaul, President of Women in the Law Section of the State Bar of TX (center holding folder) - 1996".

Photograph of Louise B. Raggio at the Judge Sarah T. Hughes Reading Room reception at Willis Library. Around her are other guests of the event. Raggio was one of the donors to the reading room project. On the back of the photograph are a handwritten notes that read "A. M. Willis Library" and "Sarah T. Hughes Reading Room Dedication - Louise Raggio 1996".

Photograph of David Owsley speaking to guests Richard Himmel, Johanna Hurley, Dr. David Kesterson, and Jack Davis during the reception after the dedication of the Owsley Foyer in Willis Library. On the back of the print is a handwritten note that reads "A. M. Willis Library - Owsley Foyer Dedication - Richard Himmel, Joanna Hurley, Dr. Kesterson, Jack Davis, David Owsley, ? 12/16/1996 0013".

Photograph of 'The Judge Sarah T. Hughes Reading Room' plaque, located in Willis Library. The plaque notes that the room was named in honor of Sarah Tilghman Hughes, August 2,1896 - April 23, 1985, and lists her many accomplishment including being the only woman to give the oath of office to a President of the United States, Lyndon B. Johnson.

Photograph of a donor plaque on the base of a lamp in the Judge Sarah T. Hughes Reading Room at Willis Library. The plaque reads "To Recognize the Gift of Virginia L. Winker". On the back of the photo is a handwritten note that reads "A. M. Willis Library Sarah T. Hughes Reading Room Dedication - 1996".

Photograph of one of the donor lamps on a table in the Judge Sarah T. Hughes Reading Room at Willis Library. At the base of the lamp is a plaque that reads "To Recognize the Gift of Judge A......".

Photograph of a group of guests standing together during the reception after the Owsley Foyer dedication. They are (L-R) Richard Himmel, Chancellor Alfred Hurley, Johanna Hurley, Dr. David Kesterson, Jack Davis, and David Owsley. On the back of the print is a handwritten note that reads "A. M. Willis Library - Owsley Foyer Dedication - Richard Himmel, Chancellor Hurley, Joanna Hurley, Dr. David Kesterson, Jack Davis, David Owsley - 12/16/1996 0011".

Photograph of a lamp with a donors plaque taken during the dedication of the Judge Sarah T. Hughes Reading Room in 1996.

Photograph of a plaque that reads "To recognize the gift of William R. Weissman". Weissman was one of the donors that aided in the Judge Sarah T. Hughes Reading Room project.