Photograph of the U.S. Smith's Famous Bar-B-Q shop. The little house has two front windows that have "Fine Foods," written on the glass. An advertisement sign sits under the windows and reads, "Smith's Cafeteria & Catering Service." A top of the roof is a Coca-Cola sign and another sign that reads, "Home of Lucille's famous Chili Biscuits."

Photograph of a portion of the E. M. Daggett Elementary School in Fort Worth, Texas. There are two large windows, with iron flower boxes bolted to the brick.

Photograph of the ticket booth and entrance at the Berry Street theater in Fort Worth, Texas. On the left side of the bulletin board are many different flyers, on the right side of the bulletin board is a movie poster for El Judicial 2.

Photograph of the Historic Fort Worth Public Market Building. The historic building is across from what is now known as the Institute of Age Management. There is a billboard on the building, Miller Business Systems, Inc.

Photograph of an arrow sign at the Meadowbrook Drive-in, Fort Worth, Texas.

Photograph of an airstream that is parked in the driveway next to a house. It appears as though the airstream hasn't moved in a while as the wheels are covered.

Photograph of an old and worn building in Fort Worth, Texas. The windows are broken and torn, the front door is missing and there is broken furniture inside.

Photograph of a door at the University Christian Church in Fort Worth, Texas. The wooden door has iron hinges, two iron scones on either side of its archway, and iron piping coming from the brick wall.

Photograph of a sign that reads "358" on a tree in front of a building. Written on the door reads, "Office" and "Mail," There are bars on the door, and the handle is locked.

Photograph of the South Hills Barber Shop in Fort Worth, Texas. The barber shop does layer cutting and styling, as well as sell stamps.

Photograph of an older man and a young boy standing in the doorway of the South Hills Barber Shop. The man is the new owner of the barbershop after the previous owner, Jake West died.

Photograph of a closed shop on Rosedale Street in Fort Worth, Texas.

Photograph of the J&J Oyster Bar in Fort Worth, Texas. There are a few vehicles parked in the lot of the oyster bar, including a motorcycle. Two outdoor tables are in front of the entrance for customer use.

Photograph of a portion of the Berry Street theater and a tattoo shop around the corner in Fort Worth, Texas. On the bulletin board is a flyer for "Jacinto El Tullido".

Photograph of a bell at Mt. Zion Baptist Church in Fort Worth, Texas.

Photograph of a portion of the E. M. Daggett Elementary School in Fort Worth, Texas. There are two large windows, with iron flower boxes bolted to the brick.

Photograph of the Heights Shopping Center, with a large theater sign that says, "Welcome to the Heights." To the left of the theater, there are numerous of shops, Austin graphics, Antiques, All-Breed Grooming, Vogue-Wigs, and a locksmith.

Photograph of an Aermotor windmill and a wooden water tower.

Photograph of an old automobile, with the back window broken. Overgrown grass and weeds are pressed against the bumper.

Photograph of a billboard advertisement for Budweiser in Fort Worth, Texas. In the bottom left corner is the Bessie Street Lounge.

Photograph of an abandoned building with a tall sign in Mansfield, Texas. The letter on the tall sign has fallen and only the letter S remains.

Photograph of a wash tub in the middle of a sidewalk placed in front of a window with different color windowpanes, in Mansfield, Texas.

Photograph of two wooden signs nailed on a tree. The top sign has an address "358" and the bottom said has letters and a phone number, "IFFNEED IMATIO, 923-3594."

Photograph of the house where Irene Biffle Williams was born. The house has a large bush in front of the desk that leads towards the door. A carport on the right side provides shade to the dog house and junk underneath.