Photograph of the 1995 version of the UNT Scrappy mascot. The mascot costume depicts a bald eagle with a white feathered head, green body, a feathered cape, and yellow beak. The Scrappy costume also features the mascot wearing white sneakers with three black stripes on the side and a yellow band over the toes. A grey photo backdrop is visible behind the propped up Scrappy mascot costume.

Photograph of the 1995 version of the UNT Scrappy mascot. The mascot costume depicts a bald eagle with a white feathered head, green body, a feathered cape, and yellow beak. This photo shows a close-up of the mascot's head which features yellow eyes. A grey photo backdrop is visible behind the propped up Scrappy mascot costume.

Photograph of the 1995 version of the UNT Scrappy mascot. The mascot costume depicts a bald eagle with a white feathered head, green body, a feathered cape, and yellow beak. This photo shows the Scrappy mascot costume taken from a camera angle pointed from the ground up to capture the mascot from a lower angle. A grey photo backdrop is visible behind the propped up Scrappy mascot costume.

Photograph of the 2006 version of the UNT Scrappy mascot. The mascot costume depicts a bald eagle with a white feathered head, green body, a feathered cape, and yellow beak. This photo shows a close-up of the mascot's head which features white eyes. A grey photo backdrop is visible behind the propped up Scrappy mascot costume.

Photograph of the 2006 version of the UNT Scrappy mascot. The mascot costume depicts a bald eagle with a white feathered head, green body, a feathered cape, and yellow beak. This photo shows a close-up of the mascot's arm which features some white designs along the front of the green sleeve. A grey photo backdrop is visible behind the propped up Scrappy mascot costume.

Photograph of a person wearing an albino squirrel costume and standing on the second to the top step of the Sycamore Hall side entrance staircase. A UNT sign is visible on the brick wall behind the costumed person, as well as a large campus tree visible in the background of the photo.

Photograph of a snow storm on UNT's campus that shows the statue of Scrappy, UNT's mascot, in situ in front of the UNT Student Union building.

Photograph of a snow storm on UNT's campus that shows three student engaging in a snowball fight outside the UNT Student Union building near the Scrappy mascot statue. The photograph was taken from a distance near the Library Mall fountain.

Photograph of a snow storm on UNT's campus that shows the Book Arch in the foreground framing the Hurley Administration Building, which is in the background, and the Library Mall containing the Finished Fountain, also known as Jody's Fountain, in the middle ground.

Photograph of a snow storm on UNT's campus that shows the front entrance of Willis Library from the viewpoint of the Book Arch in the Library Mall.

Photograph of a masked child making snow angels during “snowmageddon”.

Photograph of students outside Willis Library while heavy snow falls. The Hurley Administration Building and Eagle Student Services Center are visible in the background.

Photograph of UNT Special Collections employees Kendall Martin, Rachael Zipperer, and Adriance Rhoades outside Willis Library while heavy snow falls. The Eagle Student Services Center is visible in the background.

Photograph of UNT Special Collections employees Amy San Antonio and Morgan Franklin outside Willis Library while heavy snow falls.

Minutes for the February 20, 2020 TXSSAR meeting, held by the McKinney chapter. Photographs and a wants/needs list have been included in the document.

Minutes from the Texas Society, Sons of the American Revolution, Arlington chapter meeting on February 8, 2020.

Photograph of Scott Hamilton and his son Alexander holding certificates of induction into the Arlington chapter TXSSAR. They are both looking at the camera.

Photograph of Dan Hamilton and three other TXSSAR members in costume at the Plano Symphony. They are standing side by side, looking at the camera and smiling.

Photograph of the photographer Ashley Smith taking a photo of herself through a mirror. Ashley has an expression of excitement while pointing down to her grey sweatpants with green lettering "North Texas" down the side of the left pant leg and holding her phone in the other hand in order to take the mirror selfie picture. Ashley is also wearing a green "North Texas" sweatshirt hoodie. The large rectangular mirror takes up most of the picture and has a gold decorative frame. A minimal, green-carpeted bedroom with a wicker basket, white curtained window and door is also visible in the picture.

Photograph of the creator Rosalinda King and her son smiling at the camera as a result of a selfie. They are both outside with trees visible in the background and snow on the ground. Rosalinda is wearing a military green colored jacket and a brown fur hat. Rosalinda's son is wearing a grey, blue and red coat, as well as a grey fur snow hat.

Magazine clipping containing an advertisement for the Turtle Creek Chorale's 40th Anniversary Benefit Gala. A photograph of singer Idina Menzel appears on the poster.

Flyer for the Turtle Creek Chorale's 40th Anniversary Benefit Gala. A photograph of singer Idina Menzel appears on the front of the flyer.

An introductory video for the Dallas-Fort Worth Black Living Legends digital exhibit starring Curtis King, Founder and President of The Black Academy of Arts and Letters.

Photograph of UNT Special Collections employees Amy San Antonio and Meagan May outside Willis Library while heavy snow falls. Groups of other people are visible watching the snow in the background.