Photograph of LulzBot 3D Printers in The Factory workroom in Willis Library.

Photograph of materials storage in The Factory workroom in Willis Library. A couple of wooden storage boxes are stacked on top of each other, and have been painted with blackboard paint that allows for erasable writing. Text on the side of the top box lists active projects on the Lasercutter and CNC (computer numerical control) cutter. Writing on the storage unit below reads: "Materials: Do/Don't" with instructions for materials that can and cannot be cut on the lasercutter and CNC cutter.

Photograph of The Factory Workroom in Willis Library. Workstation on the left and protective glasses are for the Full Spectrum P-Series Professional Laser Cutter. The workstation on the right is for the Othermill Pro CNC Machine.

Photograph of the view from the welcome desk in The Factory workroom in Willis Library. Work benches, chairs, cabinets, and equipment are visible in the work space.

Photograph of PLA 3D printing swatches and maker guidebooks in The Factory workroom in Willis Library.

Photograph of one of the non-operational drinking fountains and inscription at the base of the United Daughters of the Confederacy monument on the Denton Downtown Square.

Photograph of the top arch and stone soldier sculpture of the the United Daughters of the Confederacy monument on the Denton Downtown Square.

Photograph of the entrance of Atomic Candy. Posted in the glass door is a handwritten sign that reads "Please cover your nose with your mask!!!" Another sign shows a hand drawn illustration of a person wearing a mask covering their nose and mouth. The reflection of the Denton County Courthouse on the Square is visible in the glass.

Photograph of the Washington on the Brazos historic site and outdoor exhibit in Washington County, Texas. Three figures dressed as reenactors stand on the right side of the rope divider in the image. One man is wearing a tan hat, blue shirt, and brown pants and the other is dressed in a mid-nineteenth century wartime outfit with a black hat, button up blue jacket and an over the shoulder canvas bag. On the same side as the reenactors are props reminiscent of the Mexican American war and historical events that took place on the Brazos River, and include two white awnings, a wooden wagon, and benches. About half a dozen visitors of the outdoor exhibit stand on the left side of the rope and two strollers are visible. Trees surround the exhibit and the day appears to be overcast with grey clouds overhead.

Photograph of steps leading to the entrance of the Denton Wesley Foundation. Each step has "Black Lives Matter" written in chalk in various colors.

Photograph of one of the non-operational drinking fountains and inscription at the base of the United Daughters of the Confederacy monument on the Denton Downtown Square.

Photograph of the United Daughters of the Confederacy monument on the Denton Downtown Square.

Photograph of a laptop computer with a Zoom video conference meeting open.

Photograph of a dog wearing a Dallas Cowboys jersey in front of a laptop displaying a virtual conference.

Photograph of a kitchen countertop with glass containers, bottles, pitchers, one mug, and one glass holding water. In total, there are more than a dozen containers holding presumably clean water that was boiled in order to be safely used and consumed. Two bottles contain labels indicating they were holding "Kombucha." The mug in the image also has legible text and reads "I DISSENT" under a stencil image of the late Supreme Court Justice Ruth Bader Ginsberg wearing a gold crown.

Photograph of a continuing journal entry by Rita Robinson from March 17, 2020.

Photograph of shoe collector and fashion merchandising professional Ruth Ann Johnstone and UNT Texas Fashion Collection director Annette Becker standing with Johnstone's recently donated collection of historic shoes, in a workspace in Welch Street Complex 1.

Photograph of Texas Fashion Collection staff celebrating the deinstallation of the exhibition "West Dressed: Fashions Inspired by the American Frontier at NorthPark Center in Dallas. From left to right: TFC undergraduate intern and fashion merchandising student Katie Collins, TFC collection manager Janelle McCabe, TFC director Annette Becker, and TFC graduate student assistant and fashion design graduate student Krissi Riewe, in front of a sign designed by UNT communication design professor Douglas May.

Photograph of Texas Fashion Collection graduate student assistant Janelle McCabe mounting an evening dress by Escada as part of collection digitization in a TFC workspace in Welch Street Complex 1.

Photograph of Texas Fashion Collection undergraduate student volunteer Becky Howard assisting TFC graduate student assistant Janelle McCabe (hidden by the dress form) mounting an ensemble as part of collection digitization in a TFC workspace in Welch Street Complex 1.

Photograph of the installation Texas Fashion Collection artifacts for the exhibition "Faux Real: Fashions Inspired by Nature" at NorthPark Center in Dallas. In the image, UNT CVAD graduate student assistants Krissi Riewe and Taylor Barnes mounting an ensemble on a mannequin.

Photograph of the installation Texas Fashion Collection artifacts for the exhibition "Faux Real: Fashions Inspired by Nature" at NorthPark Center in Dallas. In the image, TFC garments in the process of being installed.

Photograph of the installation Texas Fashion Collection artifacts for the exhibition "Faux Real: Fashions Inspired by Nature" at NorthPark Center in Dallas. In the image, TFC director Annette Becker and collection manager Janelle McCabe are moving a 1950s faux fur cape during exhibition installation.

Photograph of the installation Texas Fashion Collection artifacts for the exhibition "Faux Real: Fashions Inspired by Nature" at NorthPark Center in Dallas. In the image, two garments by Bob Mackie and UNT fashion design undergraduate R'Bonney Nola are in the process of being installed.