An aerial photograph of Chilton Hall under construction. Chilton Hall, built from 1937 to 1938 with funds from the Public Works Administration (PWA), was the first dormitory for men at North Texas State Teachers College.

Aerial photograph of campus that shows the Administration Building (now known as the Auditorium Building), the Science Building, the Historical Building (now Curry Hall), the Power Plant, the Education Building, the new Library (now Sycamore Hall), and Marquis Hall.

Photograph of the Library Building at night. This was the second library building built at UNT, 1937.

Photograph of 'Fessor Graham & the Aces on stage in 1937. Back of photograph is identified as Stage Show III-B.

Photograph of a stage band, called 'Fessor Graham and the Ace. ('Fessor Graham & the Aces). Professor Floyd Graham is seen standing to the left of the stage and conducting his band, c. 1937. Handwriting on the back of the photograph reads, "Stage Show III-B. 47a. Band, Stage 1937. Fessor Graham & the Aces."

Library Building exterior in snowy weather. This building housed the main library from 1937 to 1971.

The North Texas State Teachers College Library Building exterior in 1937, taken from across the street. The street, Avenue B, can be seen in front of the building. A row of small trees are placed adjacent to the sidewalk in front of the building. This building served as the university's library until 1971, shortly after the A.M. Willis Library was built. It was renamed the Information Science Building in 1971/1972 and then later renamed as Sycamore Hall in 2011.

Photograph of a guest list sheet with photo of women labeled "House Group - Second Term."

Photograph of Katherine Holt, Correnne Hicks, Edith Hamilton, Mona Keeter, and Natalie Carter at the McAlister House. It is labeled on the back "2nd Group - sec. sem.".