Photograph of a slide that reads "White Swan fine fruits" including an illustration of a can of White Swan Fruits. The slide is taped to a dark-colored wall.

Photograph of Bud Sherman with a La-Zenda display. He is wearing a patterned coat and a hat. He is holding the display with his left hand and in his right hand he is leaning on a sign and holding a cigar. The La-Zenda display is box with the La-Zenda logo on top and La-Zenda cigars stacked up within the box. To the left is a display for Yello-Bole Imperial pipes. On the right is a machine with nuts in it. These displays are on top of a glass case with pipes, flasks, and more laid out. More pipes are hung up in cases above Sherman's head.

Photograph of Bud Sherman being handed a box of La-Zenda cigars. He is wearing a striped coat and a hat, and holds a cigar in his mouth. His right hand reaches out to grab the box. A woman behind the counter is smiling and handing the box to him. Two displays of cigars sit on the counter in front of him. Various types of pipes are displayed in the glass case and on top of the counter.

Photograph of Bud Sherman at a counter holding cigars. He is wearing a striped coat and a hat. He is smiling to the left holding one cigar in his right hand, and two cigars in his left hand. A woman stands behind the counter smiling at him. The counter is a glass display case with various pipes and flasks inside it. More pipes are displayed on top of and above the counter. A small box of La-Zenda cigars sits on the counter in front of Sherman. A machine with roasted nuts inside it sits on the right side.

Photograph of a woman playing an electric organ.

Photograph of a woman playing an electric organ in a room. She is facing sideways in a chair. She is wearing a dark-colored jacket, a white shirt, a dark-colored skirt, a bracelet, and heels. Her hair is curly and short. There is a chair visible to the right.

Photograph of Bobby Peters, an unnamed man, and a woman dressed in caveman costumes on the sound stage for "The Bobby Peters Show." The lady with her hair being pulled by Bobby is Leddy Reynolds.

Photograph of four men and two women standing together on a WBAP-TV set. Three of the men stand on the left, (left to right) a man in a dark suit and glasses looking at the camera, a man in a light striped suit with a small mustache, and a man in a light colored suit. On the right side are two women wearing similar outfits of light colored coats and skirts with a hat and bag, and a man in a large light colored suit. The women are looking at the camera. Between the two groups is a Star Telegram camera.

Photograph of a can of Puffin Biscuits against a plain backdrop. The label on the container reads "Puffin Biscuits ready to bake. Keep dry in refrigerator. Do not freeze. 10 ready-to-bake biscuits."

Photograph of a window displaying Mrs Baird's Bread with two signs that read "As advertised with a saturation schedule of spot announcements on WBAP-TV Channel 5 Star-Telegram Station" and "Stays fresh longer."

Photograph of a can of Puffin Biscuits against a plain backdrop. The label on the container reads "Puffin Biscuits ready to bake. Keep dry in refrigerator do not freeze. 10 ready-to-bake biscuits."

Photograph of a window displaying Tums. In the center of the display is a sign that reads "Tums. Eat what you like without fear of acid indigestion. Almost instantly neutralize excess acid. Soothe and settle your stomach. Tums for the tummy. Always carry Tums" with illustrations. There are smaller Tums advertisements on both sides of the sign.

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 Grace Haslell seated behind a desk. She has two pieces of paper in front of her. She is wearing a dark-colored jacket and a shirt. Her hair is dark, short and wavy. She is smiling and staring at a WBAP-TV film camera to the right of the image. Behind her, there is a patterned curtain.

Photograph of Grace Haslell seated behind a desk. She has two pieces of paper in front of her. She is wearing a dark-colored jacket and a shirt. Her hair is dark, short and wavy. She is staring at a WBAP-TV film camera to the right of the image. Behind her, there is a patterned curtain.

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 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 construction on a brick home with a two-car garage. There are two automobiles parked by the open garage. This is a one-story home with wooden fences in the backyard. In the background, there are two men standing by the automobiles, a pile of wood, another building, and utility poles.

Photograph of construction on a brick home with a two-car garage. There are two automobiles parked by the open garage. This is a one-story home with wooden fences in the backyard. In the background, there are two men in a conversation, a pile of wood, another building, and utility poles.

Photograph of an exterior view of a house from across the street. The house has two-car garage. There is a utility pole to the right of the image. There is another house 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 the front counter of the pharmacy at Leonard's Department Store. The left side of the image has no people in it, but three customers and two employees stand on the right side. The left side shows the counter covered in products such as soap and water softener. The right side where the people stand is a register and a more open counter. Behind the employees is a long wall with shelves full of drugs and other products. Directly behind the employees is a refrigerator. Along the top of the shelves is a banner that says, "Tums," repeatedly. Atop this is another larger sign that says, "Drugs."

Photograph of Durelle Alexander in a kitchen set holding a tray of cooked Puffin Biscuits.

Photograph of a slide depicting a cartoon illustration of a man with his hands out and looking at a treasure box with $2665. The slide is taped to a wall next to an outlet.