Photograph of festival goers standing in a crowd while looking up towards the sky during the Austin City Limits festival. A large bear shaped piñata with a "Keep Austin Weird" shirt is visible standing in the background in front of a H-E-B tent.

Photograph of the Winnsboro’s cultural arts district, centered at Elm and Market Streets, taking on the air of a 1930s film set when Model-T clubs come to town. A few of the attendees are wearing 1930z inspired costumes while touring the district's many cultural displays.

Photograph of Chef and owner Rick Murray tossing pizza dough for his customers. Murray imported wood-fired ovens from Italy for baking Napoli-style pizzas at ciboVino, his restaurant.

Photograph of a crowd of festival goers enjoying a performance at the Austin City Limits festival. The performers wear long white robes while playing trumpets, French horns, guitars, and drums on stage. One audience member holds a piñata shaped like a bear with "Keep Austin Weird" printed on its shirt.

Photograph of a band performing at the Austin City Limits festival while wearing white cowboy hats. The trio is performing with a guitar, violin, and fiddle.

Photograph of a piñata being held above a crowd during the Austin City Limits festival. The piñata is shaped like a bear and dressed in a shirt with "Keep Austin Weird" printed on its surface. A band dressed in white robes performs on stage in the background.

Photograph of Patty Cake Antiques co-owner Patty Moore (left) camping it up with Renae Williams (right) during a Fifties-themed Friday Art Walk. They stand outside of the store while posing behind a vintage car parked on the street corner.

Photograph of a guitarist performing on stage at the Austin City Limits festival. He is identified only as "Ray," which is seen on his guitar strap.

Photograph of a trio of smiling musicians performing on stage at the Austin City Limits festival. They stand on stage wearing white cowboy hats and playing a guitar, violin, and drums. A colorful backdrop is visible in the background. The photo is taken from between audience members.

Photograph of the Winnsboro’s cultural arts district, centered at Elm and Market Streets, taking on the air of a 1930s film set when Model-T clubs come to town. The street corner is centered on the antique shops and restaurants created for the cultural festival. Attendees are dressed to match the vintage theme as they mingle around the district.

Letter from Randy Mallory to Jack Lowry dated March 16, 1995 regarding three articles for Texas Highways magazine.

Email correspondence between Randy Mallory and Kellie Gormly about photographs for a Texas Highways magazine article on the annual Cotton Jubilee in Greenville, Texas.

Letter from Randy Mallory to Lori Moffatt dated December 16, 1998 regarding a Texas Highways article about mail-order catalogs.

Photograph of Patty Cake Antiques co-owner Patty Moore (left) camping it up with Renae Williams (right) during a Fifties-themed Friday Art Walk. The couple stand next to a vintage black and red car outside of their store fronts while posing with an antique gun.

Photograph of the Winnsboro’s cultural arts district, centered at Elm and Market Streets, taking on the air of a 1930s film set when Model-T clubs come to town. The photo is centered on a street corner in the downtown district that is decorated to match the theme of the cultural festival.