Photograph of a view of downtown Fort Worth from the top of the old Fort Worth Star-Telegram at 400 W. 7th street.

Photograph of the Baker Hotel in Mineral Wells, towering over other buildings in the surrounding area. Along the horizon of the photograph, a hillside is visible on the right corner.

Photograph of the Alamo Cenotaph, also known as the Spirit of Sacrifice, a monument in San Antonio, Texas, United States, commemorating the Battle of the Alamo of the Texas Revolution, which was fought at the adjacent Alamo Mission.

Photograph of the Alamo Cenotaph, also known as the Spirit of Sacrifice, a monument in San Antonio, Texas, United States, commemorating the Battle of the Alamo of the Texas Revolution, which was fought at the adjacent Alamo Mission.

Photograph of the Alamo covered in snow. Cars are parked in front and people walk to and from their cars.

Photograph of the Blackstone Hotel in Fort Worth, Texas. This building was also known as the Hilton Hotel and is currently known as the Courtyard by Marriott Fort Worth.

Photograph of a boy leading a horse as a foal trails behind. The boy is blurry, but he is wearing a short sleeve button up shirt and is looking at the camera. The horses are both a light color, and they are walking along a road. There are a few trees lining the road they are walking on and there are more in the background of the image. There is a narrow road on the left side of the image that trails up an incline and goes near a fence at the top of the hill.

Photograph of an unidentified building in downtown Fort Worth, Texas that was taken behind an automobile parked on the side of the street.

Photograph of an unidentified building in downtown Fort Worth, Texas that was taken behind an automobile parked on the side of the street.

Photograph of buildings along the River Walk in San Antonio. The image was taken looking across the river at the multi-story buildings on the other side of the water. The buildings are very simple and made of light colored bricks. There is a sign advertising surgical and sickroom supplies on one building and the building to the left of this has a fire escape and awnings over all of the windows. There are trees and plants along the walkways in front of the building and there is a bridge next to the buildings in order to get from one side of the river to another. More multi-story buildings and stairs leading up to street level are visible in the background of the image.

Photograph of buildings in San Antonio. The photograph was taken from a park area in the city and in the foreground of the image there is a sidewalk that is lined with bushes and plants. This opens out to a grassy area that is surrounded by a stone wall that has an open iron gate. There is a stone building on the far left side of the image and there are palm trees in the grassy area. On the other side of the stone wall is a road and there are tall buildings on the other side of the road. One of these buildings has a sign that reads "Dietz-McLean Optical Co." and the other building is white with pillars.

Photograph of Byrd III in a dark pinstripe suit. He holds a cigarette in one hand and turns his head to look at the camera with a serious expression. His dark hair is slicked back and he has a thin mustache.

Photograph of Byrd III in a suit. The photograph is blurry, but the he is wearing a pinstripe suit with a dark tie and a shirt that is a similar color to the suit jacket. He is looking slightly above the camera and has a half smile on his face.

Photograph of a construction site in San Antonio. A wooden ramp leads to a dirt pit that contains numerous metal beams surrounded by a brick wall. A large crane is being used by construction workers to move a metal beam. Multiple buildings surround the construction site.

Photograph of two police officers buying bananas from a vendor on the street.

Photograph of a covered wagon parked in front of shops. "Ye Old Chuck Wagon" and "Continental Divide" is printed on the wagon's cover. A single gas pump sits to its left. Behind the pump stands a small building labeled, "Continental Divide Curio Shop." It advertises rugs and pottery. A large sign is posted above a small wooden structure on the right that reads, "Chinese Dragon."

Photograph of a crowd of individuals walking up a staircase leading to a raised platform with a wood trellis railing. A bench is positioned on either side of a tall tree that grows in front of the stairs. A woman in a dress sits on the bench to the left. On the right, sits a couple with a toddler and a balloon. Trash is littered all over the ground. Trees are visible in the background, beyond the staircase.

Double exposure of a sign that reads "Welcome to Mineral Wells Home of the Crazy" and the interior of a room. The sign is partially visible as well as the Baker Hotel in the background. A dresser with one drawer open is also visible.

Photograph of Main Street at 7th Street in Fort Worth, Texas in the 1930s. Automobiles are parked and driving on the street. Signage for multiple buildings can be seen on both sides of the street. The first skyscraper is the Trans-American Life Building, which is no longer standing. The second skyscraper is the Courtyard Hotel, formerly known as the Blackstone Hotel. The Tarrant County Courthouse can be seen in the background at the end of the street.

Photograph of a photograph of the Eagle Band of the North Texas State Teachers College, taken January 1930. 26 adults and one child are seen standing at attention in uniform arranged on the steps that originally existed in front of the Administration Building (built in 1923, and renamed the Auditorium Building in 1957). At front of the group of a large drum decorated with the name "Teachers College Band / Denton" surrounding the school's symbol.

Photograph of Enid Justin standing behind a table of boots. She is wearing a black dress with accents and closely observes one boot. A poster of the world map is behind Justin as well as some miscellaneous items on her right.

Photograph of Enid Justin standing in front of a Nocona Boot display with numerous pairs of boots shelved behind her. Justin is wearing a simple white shirt, a black skirt, and a black jacket with subtle accents. The brand name, 'Nocona,' is placed above Justin in large, bold letters.

Photograph of a factory with three tall smokestacks. Large, metal silos are situated in front of the structure. A grassy lawn stands in the foreground.

Photograph of men who work at a boot factory. The workers' names, standing from left to right, are named N.J. Dunaway, Glen Walker, Jim Ritchie, Roy "Wads" Hillard, and Leonard Ritchie. Out of the five men, Dunaway and Ritchie have died after the photo, Hillard was still alive after the photo was taken, and the living status of Walker and Ritchie is unknown.