Photograph of people at the Multicultural Center 20th Anniversary, held by UNT Special Collections. The middle of the photo shows two women standing by each other, one getting something out of her bag. Behind them is an open doorway. On the right side of the photo a young man is standing up by three people who are sitting in chairs. On the left side of the photo is an older woman.

Photograph of gifts from the UNT Multicultural Center 20th Anniversary celebration.

Photograph of various people posing with awards at the Multicultural Center 20th Anniversary. The image shows five women and one man lined up in front of a green banner with the phrase "A green light to greatness" on it. They each hold an award shaped like an eagle. In front of them is a woman dressed in black standing behind a podium, as other people in front of them watch.

Photograph of the Corner Street to Wall Street presentation from the Multicultural Center 20th Anniversary celebration, held by UNT Special Collections. The first image shows a room filled with people in chairs watching a man in a suit giving a presentation in front a projector screen with a black and white image of people and the title Corner Street to Wall Street" in the top left corner. Image 2, man giving presentation with both hands pointing in the air and other audience members raising their hands. Image 3, photo focused on raised hand in the audience with the presenter seen blurry in the background. Image 4, focused on a partially seen audience watching the presenter standing by a desk.

A logo for the UNT Women of Color group logo. It includes the symbol for Venus and the female sex and has a green oval background.

A photograph of Cassandra Berry standing in an office space. There is a black and white photograph print on the wall behind her and a potted tree is in the corner behind her.

Photograph of Bob Pope at a TXSSAR Arlington chapter meeting. He is sitting at a table, looking at the camera and smiling. A small American flag can be seen hanging on a pole in the background.

Photograph of a group of TXSSAR members at an Arlington chapter meeting. From left to right, they are identified as: Bob Pope, Dan Hamilton, Allan Husch, David Friels, Ned Myers, Bob Wehr, and Bob Mearns. They are all standing side by side, looking at the camera and smiling. Hamilton is in costume.

Photograph of Steven Fromholz and a blonde woman. This digital photograh was received on a CD labeled "Frog and DJ." It is inferred that "Frog" and "DJ" are nicknames for Fromholz and the woman. The woman could be Fromholz's first daughter Darcie Jane, or "DJ."

Photograph of Steven Fromholz and a blonde woman. This digital photograh was received on a CD labeled "Frog and DJ." It is inferred that "Frog" and "DJ" are nicknames for Fromholz and the woman. The woman could be Fromholz's first daughter Darcie Jane, or "DJ."

Digital flyer for Jazz Weekend in Dallas 2015, hosted by The Black Academy of Arts and Letters. The main portion of the flyer reads, "JAZZ WEEKEND IN DALLAS A NIGHT THAT ROCKS FEATURING NAJEE AND JEFF LORBER [--] Hosted by TBAAL Board of Directors [--] Supported by Delta Sigma Theta Sorority, Inc., Dallas Alumnae Chapter." Date, time, location, and ticket information has been included, along with information on a "Jazz Appreciation Educational Workshop."

Digital flyer for Jazz Weekend in Dallas 2016, hosted by The Black Academy of Arts and Letters. The main portion of the flyer reads, "The Black Academy of Arts and Letters Season 39 [--] JAZZ WEEKEND IN DALLAS A NIGHT THAT ROCKS [...] FEATURING WILL DOWNING." Date, time, and ticket information has been included, along with information on a "Jazz Appreciation Educational Youth Workshop."

Slide presentation with exhibition details on "Hot Cars, High Fashion, Cool Stuff: Designs of the Twentieth Century," hosted by the Dallas Museum of Art from March 31 - July 15, 1996. The exhibition featured garments from the UNT Texas Fashion Collection.

Wanted Poster for William S. Knoblock, issued in Baltimore, Maryland, March 28, 1916.

Wanted Poster for A. B. Crouch and Mrs. Buchanan, issued in Temple, Texas March 27, 1916.