Photograph of a sheet of paper taped against a wall that is label "$3.00."

Photograph of the 6 O'Clock channel 5 news team. From left to right: Boyd Matson, Chip Moody, Ward Andrews, Russ Bloxom and Harold Taft. The newsmen can be seen in front of a blue wall. All of the men can be seen wearing suits and ties. Chip Moody and Ward Andrews can be seen wearing black suits, while Russ Bloxom wears a gray suit and Harold Taft wears a plaid one. Boyd Matson can be seen on the left hand side wearing a white suit. Matson and Taft sit behind desks with the Channel 5 logo on the front. Moody and Bloxom sit in chairs with Andrews standing above them.

Photograph of the 6 O'Clock channel 5 news team. From left to right: Boyd Matson, Chip Moody, Ward Andrews, Russ Bloxom and Harold Taft. The newsmen can be seen in front of a blue wall. All of the men can be seen wearing suits and ties. Chip Moody and Ward Andrews can be seen wearing black suits, while Russ Bloxom wears a gray suit and Harold Taft wears a plaid one. Boyd Matson can be seen on the left hand side wearing a white suit. Matson and Taft sit behind desks with the Channel 5 logo on the front. Moody and Bloxom sit in chairs with Andrews standing above them.

Photograph of the 6 O'Clock channel 5 news team. From left to right: Boyd Matson, Chip Moody, Ward Andrews, Russ Bloxom and Harold Taft. The newsmen can be seen in front of a blue wall. All of the men can be seen wearing suits and ties. Chip Moody and Ward Andrews can be seen wearing black suits, while Russ Bloxom wears a gray suit and Harold Taft wears a plaid one. Boyd Matson can be seen on the left hand side wearing a white suit. Matson and Taft sit behind desks with the Channel 5 logo on the front. Moody and Bloxom sit in chairs with Andrews standing above them.

Photograph of the 6 O'Clock channel 5 news team. From left to right: Boyd Matson, Chip Moody, Ward Andrews, Russ Bloxom and Harold Taft. The newsmen can be seen in front of a blue wall. All of the men can be seen wearing suits and ties. Chip Moody and Ward Andrews can be seen wearing black suits, while Russ Bloxom wears a gray suit and Harold Taft wears a plaid one. Boyd Matson can be seen on the left hand side wearing a white suit. Matson and Taft sit behind desks with the Channel 5 logo on the front. Moody and Bloxom sit in chairs with Andrews standing above them.

Photograph of the 6 O'Clock channel 5 news team. From left to right: Boyd Matson, Chip Moody, Ward Andrews, Russ Bloxom and Harold Taft. The newsmen can be seen in front of a blue wall. All of the men can be seen wearing suits and ties. Chip Moody and Ward Andrews can be seen wearing black suits, while Russ Bloxom wears a gray suit and Harold Taft wears a plaid one. Boyd Matson can be seen on the left hand side wearing a white suit. Matson and Taft sit behind desks with the Channel 5 logo on the front. Moody and Bloxom sit in chairs with Andrews standing above them.

Photograph of the 6 O'Clock channel 5 news team. From left to right: Boyd Matson, Chip Moody, Ward Andrews, Russ Bloxom and Harold Taft. The newsmen can be seen in front of a blue wall. All of the men can be seen wearing suits and ties. Chip Moody and Ward Andrews can be seen wearing black suits, while Russ Bloxom wears a gray suit and Harold Taft wears a plaid one. Boyd Matson can be seen on the left hand side wearing a white suit. Matson and Taft sit behind desks with the Channel 5 logo on the front. Moody and Bloxom sit in chairs with Andrews standing above them.

Photograph of the 6 O'Clock channel 5 news team. From left to right: Boyd Matson, Chip Moody, Ward Andrews, Russ Bloxom, and Harold Taft. The newsmen can be seen in front of a blue wall. All of the men can be seen wearing suits and ties. Chip Moody and Ward Andrews can be seen wearing black suits, while Russ Bloxom wears a gray suit and Harold Taft wears a plaid one. Boyd Matson can be seen on the left-hand side wearing a white suit. Matson and Taft sit behind desks with the Channel 5 logo on the front. Moody and Bloxom sit in chairs with Andrews standing above them.

Photograph of a slide advertising Adam's Egg Coloring. Central to the image is a cartoon Easter bunny, wearing a top hat and bow tie. He is holding a box of Adams dye and pointing at it. The box says, "Adams extract, color pak, food colors." In a speech bubble above the bunny, it is written, "For a child's delight... Adam's colors - Easter egg bright!!" Various Easter eggs surround the bunny, with one having the word, "Thumper" written across it.

Photograph of an advertisement for Arrow shirts that is pinned to a black bulletin board. The advertisement is on white paper and reads "Complete line of Arrow shirts of "Dacron" and cotton polyester fiber at Striplings Fort Worth quality dept. store" in black letters.

Photograph of an advertisement for crib blankets that is taped to a door. The advertisement is printed on a white paper and reads "Crib Blankets by Baby Atkins Available at H. Harris" in black letters. The door that it is taped to has a combination lock on it and to the right of this door is a metal table that has a large, round machine on it. To the left of the door is another door that has a glass window.

Photograph of an advertisement for crib blankets that is taped to a door. The advertisement is printed on a white paper and reads "Crib Blankets by Baby Atkins Available at H. Harris" in black letters. The door that it is taped to has a combination lock on it and to the right of this door is a metal table that has a large, round machine on it. To the left of the door is another door that has a glass window.

Photograph of the side view of a brick house from across the street. The house has two-car garage. Another house can be seen to the right of the image. There are utility poles and a pile of wood visible in the background.

Photograph of a printed paper advertising WBAP-TV Channel 5 including an illustration of the building. There are handwritten notes and text regarding WBAP-TV and Channel 5. The print is taped to a wall.

Photograph of an exterior view of a brick house from across the street. The house has two-car garage. There is a utility pole to the right of the image. There are houses visible in the background.

Photograph of a slide depicting a cartoon illustration of a man with a question mark sign and holding a gift. The slide is taped to a wall.

Photograph of an aerial view of a large station in the landscape. A city's skyline is visible in the background.

Photograph of a slide that reads "for mother only the very best." The slide is taped to a wall.

Photograph of an Alpine Coolers advertisement on an easel.

Photograph of Ann Alden and a woman on set. They appear to be in a conversation. Alden is wearing a patterned dress, heels, and accessories. The woman is seated on a chair. She is wearing glasses, a dark shirt, a skirt, a light-colored jacket, a decorative headpiece, and accessories. Behind them, there is a cut-out display of a wood fence, a landscape with trees, and a backdrop showing the sky full of clouds. A WBAP-TV film camera is seen to the left, and a boom pole with a microphone can be seen to the right of the image. There are two small chairs visible to the right. Ann Alden was a stage name for Ann Barham Pugh.

Photograph of Ann Alden, an elderly woman, and three children on set. The woman is seated on a chair to the left of the photograph and Alden is posing with the three children to the right of the photograph. Alden is wearing a patterned dress, heels, and accessories. The woman is wearing glasses, a light-colored dress, a decorative headpiece, and accessories. One of the children are wearing shirts and pants, the girl is wearing a shirt and a skirt, and the third boy is seated at the table wearing a shirt and shorts. Behind them, there is a cut-out display of a wood fence, a landscape with trees, and a backdrop showing the sky full of clouds. A WBAP-TV camera operator is seen to the left, and a boom pole with a microphone can be seen to the right of the image. Ann Alden was a stage name for Ann Barham Pugh.

Photograph of Ann Alden and a woman on set. They appear to be in a conversation. Alden is standing toward the center of the photograph, wearing a patterned dress, heels, and accessories. The woman is seated on a chair slightly toward the left. She is wearing glasses, a shirt, a skirt, a light-colored jacket, a decorative headpiece, and accessories. Behind them, there is a cut-out display of a wood fence, a landscape with trees, and a backdrop showing the sky full of clouds. A WBAP-TV camera operator is seen to the left, and a boom pole with a microphone can be seen to the right of the image. There is a small chair visible to the right. Ann Alden was a stage name for Ann Barham Pugh.

Photograph of WBAP-TV camera man filming Ann Alden and her special guest from England. The guest is seated in a chair with flowers on it, wearing a dark suit and tie, looking directly at Alden. To the right of the man, there is a book that reads, "Welcome 3 Buses From Britain". Alden, Center-right of the photograph, is holding a newspaper, wearing light colored business attire, dark heels and earrings. In between the two, there is a dark table with a light tablecloth on it. On top of the table is a tea set. Above the guest, coming from the left side of the photograph, is a boom mic. On the right of the photograph is a camera, framing the newspaper. The camera is labeled "Star-Telegram WBAP-TV". Ann Alden was a stage name for Ann Barham Pugh.

Photograph of Ann Alden and two others, another woman and a young girl, on a set made to look like a beach. All three of them are wearing one-piece swim suits. The girl is laying on a towel in the foreground, smiling, and wearing sun glasses. Alden and the other woman are sitting on raised platforms behind the girl and looking at her, also smiling. Alden and the other woman are wearing makeup, while the girl appears to have no makeup. They have folded towels and other objects sitting next to them. To the left of the women is a palm tree made of plastic and fabric. Ann Alden was a stage name for Ann Barham Pugh.