Photograph of Miss Beulah Harriss (right) with two Green Jackets selling Homecoming tickets. The women are behind a table that holds signs reading "Football Tickets" and "Registration." The entrance to a coffee shop can be seen in the left of the image.

Photograph of the Sarah Eagar House, in San Antonio, Texas.

Photograph of a 1957 Mercury Monterey on the showroom floor of Carr's Motor Sales. A group of men are lined up for a picture behind the car, and other cars are visible in the background. Carr's Motor Sales was located at 501 West 6th Street.

Photograph of the exterior of Carr's Motor Sales with advertisements for Lincoln and Mercury. There are cars parked near the building and a service entrance on the left side. A group of men are lined up for a photo in front of the store. Carr's Motor Sales was located at 501 West 6th Street.

Photograph of a man and a woman on set. The woman is wearing swimwear and she is seated on a chair. The man is standing and reading from a piece of paper. In front of them, there is a picnic table with dinnerware on it. Behind them, there are fences, plants, and a cut out display of trees. There is a microphone on a boom pole above them. There is a WBAP-TV film camera visible to the right of the image.

Photograph of a window displaying Domino Cane sugar products. In the center of the display is a sign that reads "as advertised on WBAP-TV Channel 5."

Photograph of a tombstone in Old La Plata Cemetery for Sara I. Barnett, born July 29, 1829, died Oct. 1, 1895.

Photograph of the Old La Plata Cemetery.

Photograph of a tombstone in Old La Plata Cemetery.

Photograph of a tombstone in Old La Plata Cemetery for Sara I. Barnett, born July 29, 1829, died Oct. 1, 1895.

Photograph of a tombstone in Old La Plata Cemetery for Sara Barnett, born July 29, 1829, died Oct. 1, 1895.

Aerial photograph of the 1956 North Texas Homecoming parade.

Photograph of men in uniform marching in the 1956 North Texas Homecoming parade.

Photograph of Vocational Agriculture class studying conservation plan map of school forest. People shown in photo go as followed from left to right: Front Row: 1. J. C. Brown, 2. Glenn Scott, 3. Jack Brock, Instructor, Back Row: 1. Glen Hensley, 2. Tom Stickle, 3. Don McClung, 4. Steve Hilton, 5. Luther Baxter. The back of the photograph proclaims, "Conservation Education. Vocational Agriculture class at Smithville, Okla. High School studying conservation plan map of school forest. A tract of 80 acres owned by McKee-Story-Wilson Lumber Co. is set aside for this Voc. Agri. to study and practice forestry practices on. Left to right is J. C. Brown, Glenn Scott, Jack Brock, instructor, back row; Glen Hensley, Tom Stickle, Don McClung, Steve Hilton and Luther Baxter. The boys of the class are learning forestry by doing as well as studying in class."

Photograph of a supplemental pasture of oats and vetch seeded in Bermudagrass sod in the fall of 1956. The back of the photograph proclaims, "Oats and vetch seeded in Bermudagrass sod in the fall of 1956. Seeding was done with a sod disc with about 200 pounds of 5-10-5 fertilizer being applied with the seed. Fifteen pounds of vetch and 2 bushels of oats per acre were seeded in the Bermudagrass sod. Owner Planned to use the oats and vetch as winter grazing for his cattle."

Portrait of the 12 Dallas Fire class members from November 1956 to December 1956 posing in several rows front of a chalkboard on a wall. The recruits are wearing casual attire including button-down shirts and slacks and are grouped in alternating rows, with one group kneeling and the other group standing behind. A printed text at the bottom of the image identifies all of the recruits.

Photograph of the First Christian Church service of Dedication of the new sanctuary led by Dr. Newton J. Robison (pastor of First Christian Church of Amarillo, a brother to Miss Gladyne Robison, Principal of Travis School, and a member of our congregation) spoke at the morning service. Dr. Elmer Henson, Dean of Brite University, Fort Worth was the chief speaker for the afternoon Dedication service.

Photograph of the members of the Loyal Women's Sunday School Class taken in the newly completed sanctuary. First row - left to right: Mrs. J.E. Davis (Sadie), Mrs. O.A. Youngblood (Minnie), Mrs. O.P. Pearce, Mrs. John H. McDonald, and Mrs. R.H. Draughon. Second row - left to right: Mrs. Frank Hines (Clara), Mrs. Bertie Ingalls, Mrs. Leon Little (Virginia), Mrs. W.C. Neel (Ida), Mrs. Jim Dillinger (Mary), Mrs. G.T. Wallace (Stella), Mrs. C.E. Lauer, Mrs. C.W. Warren (Rose), Mrs. C.E. Perry (Ida), Mrs. J.A House, Mrs. Mary Harmon, Mrs. Ethel Akkerman, Mrs. Dewey Prince (Terrie), Mrs. N.E. Pray, Mrs. J.R. Swan (Rate), Mrs. I.N. Noble (Maude), Mrs. J.D. Eidom (Olga), Mrs. G.E. Gartman (Alice), Mrs. H.W. Davis (Bertie), Mrs. Florence McDonald. Third row - left to right: Mrs. Kate Pearson, Mrs. Hazel Dorman, Mrs. Alta Newton, Mrs. Beulah Christopher, Mrs. Mamie Peck. Fourth row - left to right: Mrs. Burt Loy, Mrs. John Chapman (Thelma), Mrs. N.C. Cloutman (Rena), Mrs. Gladys Holmes, Mrs. Nora LaRose, Mrs. S.I. Bishop, Mrs. C.H. Powell (Elizabeth), and Mrs. Ozello Doiron.

Photograph of presentation of plaque of appreciation to Glynn Lowther for his work as Chairman of Building Construction. In photo, left to right: A.E. Catanach, Choir Director; Homer D. Snider, Building Committee member; Martin Dooley, Building Committee member; Glenn Lowther; and Elbert M. Reeder, Immedate past Board Chairman.

Photograph of a window displaying Lovera Cigars products. In the center of the display is a sign that reads "It's a joy!" "Lovera Cigars" and there are advertisements with illustrations on both sides of the display.

Photograph of a slide illustrating a television screen with text that reads "Hollywood Theatre" including drawing of four faces. The slide is taped against a wall next to an outlet. A door is visible to the right of the image.

Photograph of a slide that reads "Kemble Bros. Furniture Dependable Home Owned" in black font against a light-colored background. The slide is taped to a wall.

Photograph of a slide that reads "Kemble Bros. Furniture Dependable Home Owned" in white font against a dark-colored background.

Photograph of Weeping Lovegrass. Claude Gilbert stands by a stack of weeping lovegrass hay. 700 bales cut this year off a 14 acre field. Yield is 1 1/2 tons per acre. Gilbert fertilizer his weeping lovegrass with 100 pounds of a 10-20-10 fertilizer per acre in the spring of each year. A Soil Conservation Service program started on this farm in 1952. Gilbert is sold on weeping lovegrass and has needed 80 acres of his eroded cropland to lovegrass. OK-401-8.