Photograph of a film poster for the Republic Picture, "Call of the Canyon," 1942, starring Texas born movie actor Gene Autry.

Photograph of the grand reopening of the Campus Theatre, a yellow brick building with red and green neon lights on its marquee and a glass display case, with two rows of stars in the sidewalk in front of it.

Photograph of a East Hickory St. in Denton, Texas looking west. Photograph was taken near the intersection of Bell and Hickory. The Denton Record-Chronicle offices are in the foreground on the left and Barney's Auto Supply is on the right. First State Bank of Denton can be seen in the background.

Photograph of an exterior view of the Biology Building, 1995.

Photograph of four men in western attire at the North Texas State Fair. One man in a black cowboy hat and black short-sleeved shirt stands facing towards the left side of the photo as he lifts his right arm to shoulder height. Facing towards the man with their backs to the left side of the photo are two young men in white cowboy hats, white t-shirts, and blue jeans. One of the t-shirt men stands with his back visible to the camera, revealing the image of a silhouetted cowboy on a horse on his shirt along with the words "Western week" and "Lewisville". The fourth man stands to the right of the t-shirt men, his back to the camera as he faces the man in black clothing. This final man wears a white cowboy hat and a long-sleeved shirt with purple, blue, yellow, and black stripes on it and black pants. To the left of the group of men is a line of fencing constructed from metal poles, part of it set up to form a pathway within the fencing. On the side of the fencing near the men, clothing and gear has been laid of the fence poles including …

Photograph of a girl shearing a sheep at the North Texas State Fair. The girl wears a white t-shirt, dark blue pants, and white sneakers and has her dark hair pulled back into a short pony tail. She is in the process of shearing a sheep she holds still with her left hand as her right hand holds up the shearing tool. The sheep stands alongside the girl, closer to the camera, and has a white body with a black head and legs. It faces towards the right side of the photo as the girl does, its head positioned in a loop of dark blue metal attached to a metal platform resting on the ground. In the right side of the background behind the girl and her sheep is a series of metal barn roofs, providing shade for people seated on chairs under them. One child sits between two white buckets and faces the camera. In the left side of the photo's background is open space where a crowd stands and walks.

Photograph of a group of runners standing at the City Fun Run in Denton, Texas. A person in a character costume stands in the back middle. The Southern Hotel undergoes renovations in the background on the left.

Photograph of a film poster for the Republic Picture, "Heart of the Rio Grande," 1942, starring Texas born movie actor Gene Autry.

Photograph of a group of people dining together on a table. The people are dressed in formal wear and a woman in a blue, patterned dress smiles brightly in the photo. A basket of pink flowers sits in the middle of the table, and other people in the area are either walking past or sitting at other tables.

Photograph of Mary McCutcheon at an event looking off to the side and smiling. She is wearing a blue patterned dress and a green ribbon with a pink flower. She is standing amongst people seated at tables and holds a small box.

Photograph of a movie poster for Republic Picture, "Melody Ranch," 1940, starring Texas born movie actor Gene Autry.

Photograph of the North Texas State Fair in Denton, TX. Booths and stalls with red and yellow striped tents shading them have been set up throughout a clearing, currently empty of fairgoers. In the background beyond the stalls and in foreground in between them are two separate trailers with large white signs atop them, both advertising funnel cakes, sausage, and home cooked meals with food like hamburgers and coffee. From the trailer in the foreground, two men exit from a door set in the trailer's back. Parked between two booths in the left side of the photo is a white cargo truck. Farther into photo, behind the stalls and trailers, are three amusement rides. Near the left side of the photo is a roller coaster with a single loop in its shape, while a ride with disc shaped pods at the end of wheel-like spokes sits to the roller coaster's right. Near the right edge of the photo is the third ride, a Ferris wheel. A line of tall, bushy trees sits behind all the amusement rides.

Photograph of North Texas State University cheerleaders, the NCAA Division I Champions for 1995, pose with their trophy.

Photograph of people in the audience at the North Texas State Fair. A set of stands with six rows of benches, each about a foot higher than the first one, fills the photograph. On a low pole in front of the stands' base a line of circular, plated American flags have been hung up. Within the stands a crowd of people of differing ages have sat down, dressed in a variety of clothing. Some wear cowboy hats while others wear ballcaps or no hats, many shirts with patterns or decorations, and multiple have dressed themselves in jeans. Through the open structure of the bench, a person on horseback can be seen in a grassy field beyond the stands, riding away from the seated crowd.

Photograph of a film poster for the Republic Picture, "Robin Hood of Texas" 1947, starring Texas born movie actor Gene Autry.

Photograph of a film poster for the Republic Picture, "Sierra Sue," 1941, starring Texas born movie actor Gene Autry.

Photograph of two people on horseback carrying flags at the North Texas State Fair. The riders move alongside each other towards the camera, both holding flags in their right hands and dressed in white cowboy hats, white long-sleeved shirts, and blue jeans. The person on the right rides of brown horse with a white stripe on its face while the person on the right rides a white horse with a gray and pink nose. The riders move across a dirt ground, moving away from a wall of metal pole fencing with an open gap in its center the riders left from. Through the gap a group of still riders can be seen, all with white cowboy hats and long-sleeved shirts. One riders in the group holds an American flag on a pole. Built above the metal fencing is a small walkway that multiple people stand on to view the riders. Multiple sign hang on the walkway including a white "3" towards the left upper corner of the photo, an ad for a feed store in the photo's upper right corner, and a smokehouse ad in between the two.

Photograph of two trucks parked at the North Texas State Fair. The truck on the left is dark blue with two dark white stripes across its back end and one large white stripe across its sides. It's license plates reads "JB4 535". The truck on the right is white with a thin red stripe across the middle of its body, a black stripe across its back end, and two brown stripes along the bottom of its sides. This truck's license plate says "BR3 271". Beyond the two trucks are tents with red and yellow stripes set up in rows with a food stand between two of them. A cluster of American and Texas flags occupy a space between the food stand and a tent. Farther in the distance, away from the fairgrounds, are two tall multi-story buildings made of red bricks.

Photograph of Walnut Street behind Ever's Hardware Store in Denton, Texas with several cars parked in the alley and other businesses visible on the right side.

Photograph of a historic property in Texas.

Photograph of two women exchanging a warm handshake with one another while smiling. The back of the photo states that one of the women is Kathy Russell and describes an amount of money that is the first to be shared. Both of the women are affiliated with the University of North Texas and the National Association of College and University Food Services.

Photograph of the front of the Texas Building during renovations, a three-story brick building with scaffolding on the first and second floors and many of the windows boarded up; the photograph was taken from across the courthouse lawn. Note: "The purpose of the renovation project, according to owner Jack Hudspeth of Ash Properties, was to bring back its traditional look. The Texas Building opened in January of 1926 although it did not go by that name at the time. The building cost $100,000 and had an elevator service. The original owners were O. M. Curtis and W. E. Smoot. It acquired its current name in 1965; it also went through extensive remodeling in that year. The work in 1994 began in January with the outside work beginning of June. The architects were Russell and Mike Bates; Tim Beatty Builders did the construction work and the financing was provided by First State Bank." DRC June 17, 1994.

Photograph of Golden Triangle Mall in Denton, Texas. Signs for the Old Country Buffet (now Barnes and Noble) and Service Merchandise can be seen in the background. The marquee for the United Artists Theater lists the following shows: Power Rangers, First Knight, Batman Forever, Pocahontas, and Crimson Tide.

Photograph of the Morrison Milling Company building in Denton, Tx. The photo was taken near S. Bell Avenue and Robertson Street and show the "Morrison's Corn-Kits" sign.