Drawing of two individuals in a booth labelled "March on Austin" next to a sign titled "loans."

Plaque design for a tribute for A Living Tribute.

Photograph of a newspaper clipping about Donald Baker and the Baker v. Wade trial, which challenged the legality of Texas's anti-sodomy law as detailed in the Penal Code, section 21.06.

Line graph showing the amount of water consumed in billion gallons per year from 1907-1946; the trend of the graph is positive, meaning the city is consuming more and more water per year.

Photocopy of a card from John Thomas to Mike Anglin. The card is titled, "Turned-On-Heart," designed by Larry Vigon. In the note to Anglin, Thomas writes about how near and dear Anglin is to him and that he loves him.

Photocopy of a card from John Thomas to Mike Anglin. The card is titled, "Butterfly," designed by Don Dame. In the note to Anglin, Thomas writes about how he wants to obtain Anglin's attention.

Printed photograph of Stonewall Democrats on a march.

Printed photograph of Texas Stonewall Democrats at an event.

Printed picture of Stonewall Democrats at an event.

A hand drawn sketch on a napkin of the organizational flow of the AIDS ARMS Network, Inc. and its sub-contractors.

Digital flyer to hotel after parties for the inaugural Riverfront Jazz Festival, hosted by The Black Academy of Arts and Letters. The flyer reads: "HOTEL AFTER FESTIVAL NIGHTLIFE ENTERTAINMENT [--] Catch-A-Drink and Dine after the festival at some of Dallas' finest hotels and be entertained by a few of the city's most popular music artists. [--] Sheraton Hotel - Lobby Bar[,] Martha Burks [--] Hotel Indigo Dallas Downtown - Lobby Bar[,] Richmond Punch Jazz Violinist [--] Aloft Dallas Downtown - Lobby Bar[,] Tatum Jackson Jazz Band [--] Hilton Anatole - Gossip Bar[,] Tamera Tramell [--] Homewood Suites Downtown - Lobby Bar[,] Andre Johnson and Synergy Jazz Band [--] Omni Hotel Dallas - Lobby Bar[,] Andrea Wallace Jazz Vocalist (See time and locations in Festival Program Booklet)." The TBAAL logo can be seen on the left side of the flyer, and the VisitDallas logo can be seen on the right.

Digital flyer promoting membership with the Black Academy of Arts and Letters, as part of the advertising for the inaugural Riverfront Jazz Festival. The flyer reads: "Not a TBAAL Member? Be One Today and Get Great Discounts & Benefits On TBAAL upcoming 41st Program Season Including Riverfront Jazz Festival 2018 [--] Visit the Membership Booth Or Call 214.743.2441 [--] www.tbaal.org." The TBAAL logo can be seen in the bottom left corner of the flyer, and the VisitDallas logo can be seen in the bottom right.

Digital flyer to an after party for the inaugural Riverfront Jazz Festival, hosted by The Black Academy of Arts and Letters. The flyer reads: "[center] TBAAL AFTER PARTY JAZZ JAM SESSION [--] Riverfront Jazz Festival 2017 [--] FOR TICKETS, CALL TBAAL BOX OFFICE 214-742-2400 or TICKETMASTER 800-745-3000 [--] www.tbaalriverfrontjazzfestival.org [--] 1309 Canton Street - Dallas, TX 75201 [--] $20 [--] Shake Anderson leads HOUSE BAND"; "[center left] BYOH BRING YOUR OWN HORN!"; and, "[center right] FRIDAY & SATURDAY 09/01 & 09/02 12 MIDNIGHT TIL 2AM." The TBAAL logo can be seen in the bottom left corner of the flyer, and the VisitDallas logo can be seen in the bottom right.

Digital flyer for the Black Academy of Arts and Letters (TBAAL) 2016 Budding Rose concert. The flyer reads: "The Black Academy of Arts and Letters SEASON 39 PROMISING YOUNG ARTISTS SERIES 5TH ANNUAL BUDDING ROSE CONCERT Featuring W. H. Atwell Law Academy, Fred F. Florence, John B. Hood, Zan Holmes, Irma L. Rangel Young Women's Leadership Academy, Charles Rice Elementary & Life Schools Oak Cliff." Date, time, location, and ticket information have been included at the bottom of the flyer.

A graphic of Lesbian/Gay Political Coalition members ands their responsibilities.

A scan of a Doonesbury cartoon clipping on the topic of normalcy.

Button advertising a production of the Wizard of Oz by the Turtle Creek Chorale. The button, which features a rainbow design, in positioned in front of a black surface.

Image of the Magnolia Building in Dallas at night. Many of the windows are lit up, and the neon Pegasus logo is visible on the roof. Cars line the streets below.

Digital flyer for "Motown Motown: The Musical," produced by The Black Academy of Arts and Letters as part of their 2013 Summer Youth Arts Institute. The main portion of the flyer reads, "The Music Won't Stop Til You Get Enough [--] The Black Academy of Arts and Letters 2013 36th SEASON FINALE! MOTOWN MOTOWN The Musical CONCEIVED, WRITTEN AND DIRECTED BY CURTIS KING [--] A YOUTH SUMMER ARTS CULTURAL ENRICHMENT PARTNERSHIP WITH DALLAS INDEPENDENT SCHOOL DISTRICT." Date, time, location, and ticket information has also been included.

A map of roads in the Dallas-Fort Worth area with three highways (20, 35E, and 35W) highlighted in green.

Poor quality photocopies of property found at the two residences of Lee Harvey Oswald. The items have no legible text.

Photograph of children Judy Lynn Helton and Mary Catherine Newton sitting together on a pony that is standing on a sidewalk. The girls are wearing children's cowboy hats, bandanas, and chaps. The pony was a "traveling pony" that made rounds in Oak Cliff, Texas.

Nancy Keith's identification card as an employee of Kaplan & Bloom at the 1936 Texas Centennial Exposition. Her photo is on the left of the card and her signature is next to it.

Photocopy of a draft sketch of a dove in flight, surrounded by on oval ring of spirals and points radiating outward. This was a draft version for an etched window, titled "The Spirit of Thanksgiving" to be hung in the chapel at Thanks-Giving Square.