Photograph of an arched window at the Dr. Pepper Museum.

Photograph of backside of an unidentified man touching the original staircase from the Artesian Manufacturing and Bottling Company.

Photograph of a ceiling of a room with the Artesian Manufacturing and Bottling Company building. There is a single light hanging from the ceiling.

Photograph of scaffolding in front of the main entrance to the Artesian Manufacturing and Bottling Company building (the Dr. Pepper Museum). The wall features three arched outlines with the entrance to the main door in the middle and an arched window in the others; a sign reading "Home of Dr. Pepper" is above the middle archway.

Photograph of scaffolding in front of the main entrance to the Artesian Manufacturing and Bottling Company building (the Dr. Pepper Museum). The wall features three arched outlines with the entrance to the main door in the middle and an arched window in the others; a sign reading "Home of Dr. Pepper" is above the middle archway. There is a white van parked beside the curb in front of the entrance.

Photograph of the Northwest wall of the Artesian Manufacturing and Bottling Company building (the Dr. Pepper Museum) covered in scaffolding during renovations to the structure.

Photograph of renovations to the Dr. Pepper Museum. the reconstructed cupola for the building is sitting on the deck. Double doors have replaced the old garage door. Two men can be seen in the photo.

Photograph of an electric panel.

Photograph of ground near the Dr. Pepper Museum being dug up during renovations.

Photograph of a room on the first floor of the Dr. Pepper Museum. There is an arched window and a single light hanging from the roof. There are building materials on there ground in the corner of the room.

Joe Cavanaugh, wearing light blue overalls, holds some paper and a pole-like object and talks to a man in a blue suit.

Photograph of Joe Cavanaugh talking to W. W. Clements and two other men. Mr. Cavanaugh stands before them facing the camera, gesticulating with his hands up to Mr. Clements and the two other men who are looking at him; they are all wearing suits. A ladder can be seen in the background left of the photograph.

Photograph of two men standing in an arched window frame with one (Joe Cavanaugh) wearing overalls and a hard hat and the other (Joe Cross) wearing a white tucked-in dress shirt with a tie and pants.

Joe Cross holds his hand up and looks into the distance while talking to W. W. Clements, who stands to his right looking at him. Some construction workers are in the background on wood planks eating.

Photograph of a man standing on a foot ladder working under an arched opening to the Artesian Manufacturing and Bottling Company with a white arched window frame on the sidewalk beside him.

Photograph of metallic ceiling tiles within the Dr. Pepper Museum for its renovations. The tiles are in a box and it is leaning against a wall with a window.

Photograph of construction workers building the deck and awning for the renovations of the Artesian Manufacturing and Bottling Company building. On the right side of the photo, there is a pile of wood that is being used to build the deck.

Photograph of an unidentified man within the Dr. Pepper Museum next to a wall that has been broken down.

Photograph of a hole in the side wall of the Dr. Pepper Museum renovations.

Photograph of panels intended for renovations within the interior of the Dr. Pepper Museum in Waco.

Photograph of seven people within the Dr. Pepper Museum. The man in the gray suit is named W. W. Clements, co-founder of the Museum and past Dr. Pepper Company. Clements can be seen talking with one of his associates. The photo features two construction workers in the background taking a break on building materials.

Photograph of Joe Cavanaugh on the right, who's the first Director, with Calvin Smith in the center, who's the former Strecker Museum director. The third individual on the left is unidentified.

Photograph of Joe Cavanaugh on top of machinery within the Dr. Pepper Museum.

Photograph of materials awaiting installation within the Dr. Pepper Museum. The materials are on top of a white tarp.