Album page with photograph of the 1918 Love Field Band performing on a platform. There are spectators and a building with large letters on the roof in the background. There is a description below the photograph.

Photograph of the Love Field Football Squad in 1918. There are three rows of men in the foreground and multiple airplane hangars in the background.

Album page with a photograph of a pilot in front of a Curtiss JN4D biplane. The pilot, A. W. Comings, is shown in uniform.

Photograph of a plane and pilot at Love Field in 1918. This image shows the stop of an aerial cartographer at Love Field. The plane was in route from Houston, Texas to Detroit, Michigan.

Album page with an aerial photograph of Love Field looking north.

Photograph of "Flyin' Frolic" being held at Love Field Airport in Dallas, Texas. There are crowds of people near multiple airplane hangars. There is a field on the right.

Photograph of "Flyin' Frolic" being held at Love Field Airport in Dallas, Texas. There is a row of airplanes in front of hangars and a crowd.

Aerial photograph of the "Flyin' Frolic" being held at Love Field Airport. An eastern view of the airport is shown.

Photograph of "Flyin' Frolic" being held at Love Field Airport in Dallas, Texas. There are airplanes lined up in a row on the right side of the photograph. The eastern view of the airport is shown.

Album page with two photographs. The first shows an aerial view of a road near Love Field. The second shows an aerial view of Love Field. There are multiple planes lined up in a row near multiple airplane hangars.

Photograph of Air Force One on the runway at Dallas Love Field Airport.

Photograph of an unknown aircraft on the Love Field Tarmac. There are cars parked behind the plane. The plane is unmarked on the right side. There is a small American flag on the tail fin of the aircraft.

Album page with four photographs. The first photograph shows a Curtis biplane in flight with a Hispano-Suiza motor. The second shows a aerial view of a sunset at two-thousand feet. The third shows a parked biplane with a pilot inside. There are hangars in the background. The last image shows an unknown man cranking the engine of a Curtiss JN4D biplane. There is a detailed description below the photograph.

Album page with four photographs. The first photograph shows five planes in "bombing formation." The second shows a group of men that may be pilots, engaging in calisthenics. The third shows a plane in a stage of take off. There is a description of the take off process below the photograph. The last image shows lights used for night flying.

Album page with three photographs. The first photograph shows a man inside of a large experimental aircraft on ice. There is a view camera and case on the bottom right. The second shows an early airplane in flight. The last photograph shows a group of men surrounding an aircraft on water.

Album page with two photographs. The first shows a "Flying Boat" in flight above a body of water. The second shows two men on either side of the "Flying Boat."

Album page with two photographs. The first photograph shows a side view of a Curtis Kirkham Triplane. The second shows a row of biplanes at Love Field.

Album page with two photographs. The first shows an aerial view of Dallas, Texas from one-thousand feet. The second shows a wrecking crew "on the job." There are multiple mechanics shown in the photograph.

Photograph of an American Airlines Astroliner on the Love Field tarmac in 1973. There are several airport employees in the vicinity of the aircraft. More of the airport is visible in the background.

Album page with a photograph of a biplane outside of an open airplane hangar. There is a cross on the fuselage of the aircraft. This aircraft may be associated with the American Red Cross.

Album page with a photograph of a biplane outside of an open airplane hangar.

Photograph of plane being fueled at Love Field. There is a fueling vehicle in front of the plane. There is also a man standing on the back of the vehicle.

Album page with two photographs. Both of the photographs show a biplane at an altitude of 2000 ft. The first shows a biplane with the number "5265."

Photograph of a Southwest Airlines call center, located in San Antonio, Texas.