Photograph of two volunteer workers standing behind the "Digitizing Family Collections" table inside of the Browder Springs Hall at the Dallas Heritage Village during the DFW Archives Bazaar. There is a laptop connected to a scanner and several photograph prints and some written documents in sleeves on the table. There are chairs stacked against the wall behind them.

Photograph of Allison Olivarez, Kristi Nedderman, and Penny Castillo, three volunteer workers, outside at the DFW Archives Bazaar held at the Dallas Heritage Village. They are standing behind one of the information tables and one has a chicken, named Grover, resting on their hand. A few handout bags are on the table and a sign on the building behind them reads "Park Signs Courtesy of the Guild of the Dallas County Heritage Society".

Photograph of two volunteers standing in a corner of the Alamo Saloon behind the counter during the DFW Archives Bazaar at the Dallas Heritage Village. There is a register and sign that reads "Volunteer Drinks & Snacks" in front of them. On the wall behind them are framed pictures, a clock, and a large mirror.

Photograph of the outdoor information table at the DFW Archives Bazaar event at the Dallas Heritage Village. Two volunteers are standing behind the table and a visitor is sitting on a bench behind them. There is a sign reading "Information Table" that also has the logo which matches the volunteers' shirts.

Photograph of visitors walking around during the DFW Archives Bazaar at Dallas Heritage Village. There are concrete and brick-paved walkways leading to the Chautauqua Pavilion and towards the mock-main street. There are benches and tables with signs outside as well.

Photograph of one of the interactive whiteboards on the UNT Libraries table during the DFW Archives Bazaar at the Dallas Heritage Village Pavilion. Written on the whiteboard is "Archives are important because... Otherwise only winners would be represented! #DFWArchivesBazaar".

Photograph of William Hansard speaking during the DFW Archives Bazaar at the Pilot Grove Church in the Dallas Heritage Village. The presentation is called 'Events of More Or Less Importance: The Value of Circus Route Books to Historians' and pictures and materials from the "Hertzberg Circus Collection Witte Museum" are projected onto the screen. There are visitors sitting in the pews and two pianos are in the corner.

Photograph of William Hansard speaking during the DFW Archives Bazaar at the Pilot Grove Church in the Dallas Heritage Village. The presentation is called 'Events of More Or Less Importance: The Value of Circus Route Books to Historians' and pictures and materials from the "Hertzberg Circus Collection Witte Museum" are projected onto the screen. There are visitors sitting in the pews and behind him is a piano and a podium.

Photograph of William Hansard speaking during the DFW Archives Bazaar at the Pilot Grove Church in the Dallas Heritage Village. The presentation is called 'Events of More Or Less Importance: The Value of Circus Route Books to Historians' and pictures and materials from the "Hertzberg Circus Collection Witte Museum" are projected onto the screen. There are visitors sitting in the pews on either side of the aisle.

Photograph of a woman making an announcement during the DFW Archives Bazaar at the Dallas Heritage Village Pavilion. There is a table with papers and a speaker behind her and she is reading from her phone.

Photograph of a volunteer worker and their helper sitting at the African American Museum of Dallas booth at the DFW Archives Bazaar at the Dallas Heritage Village. Colorful scarves are being used for the tablecloth and materials are set up on top. There are yearbooks, booklets, and a segregation sign from Montgomery, Alabama and pamphlets and cards for handing out to visitors.

Photograph of a worker standing next to the Diocese of Dallas Archives table put together by Steve Landregan for the DFW Archives Bazaar at the Dallas Heritage Village Pavilion. On the table are two dolls dressed in nun's habits and veils, the left is the style of the Franciscan Sisters of Mary Immaculate and the right is the style of the Sisters of St. Mary of Namur. There are paper handouts, a bowl of candies, a screen with information, and a poster with photographs and notes about the "St. Paul & St. Anthony Parishes". There is also a screen giving credit to Landregan for the collection.

Photograph of workers at the Dallas Morning News and archives table inside of the Chautauqua Pavilion at the Dallas Heritage Village during the DFW Archives Bazaar. There is a backdrop and open entrance behind them and a sign with the archives on it.

Photograph of workers standing at the DJHS table speaking to visitors during the DFW Archives Bazaar at the Dallas Heritage Village Pavilion. Jessia Schneider (orange), the DJHS archivist, is speaking to visitors while Jenny Claeys (green), administrative assistant at DJHS, stands next to her and Hollace Ava Weiner, a Jewish author, sits by the window.

Photograph of two volunteer workers behind the Irving Archives and Museum table at the DFW Archives Bazaar at the Dallas Heritage Village Pavilion. On the table are a few prints and the "Seniors '26" pennant from the Irving High School that are in their collection. Behind them the window doors are open.

Photograph of Photograph of (L-R) unidentified woman, Mary Saffell, and Julie Christenson sitting at the TCU Library "Letterpress Demonstration" table inside of the Browder Springs Hall at the Dallas Heritage Village during the DFW Archives Bazaar. There is a small hand-crank press on the table with some ink for the demonstration and wood-cuts and pens for handing out.

Photograph of Jeff Downing, the Digital Projects Librarian at UTA Libraries, and Brenda McClurkin, Director of UTA Libraries Special Collections Department, speaking to a visitor at the UTA Library display table at the DFW Archives Bazaar inside of the Dallas Heritage Village Pavilion. On the table are several booklets and papers stacked at the edge of the table and both sides have jack-o-lanterns. There are also large prints of comics and some photos and a computer along the back of the table. Other volunteers and workers are in the picture.