Photograph of the front entrance of the old North Texas State College hospital building. A man can be seen descending the front steps. It was a one-story brick veneer building located on the southeast corner of the campus at Ave. A. (west side) and Chestnut. It was across the street (Chestnut) from the Student Memorial Union. This building opened in 1933 and served as the university's hospital until 1957. The site is now occupied by the Business Administration Building.

Photograph of the old North Texas State College Hospital building. A woman can be seen exiting the building. Shrubbery lines the bottom edges of the building. It was a one-story brick veneer building located on the southeast corner of the campus at Ave. A. (west side) and Chestnut. It was across the street (Chestnut) from the Student Memorial Union. This building opened in 1933 and served as the university's hospital until 1957. The site is now occupied by the Business Administration Building.

Photograph of St. Andrew's Episcopal Church in Fort Worth, Texas, taken from across the street in Burnett Park. Several rows of manicured shrubs and small trees stand before the large, stone building. To its right, Eldon B. Mahon United States Courthouse is partially visible.

Photograph of a city sidewalk crowded with individuals. Automobiles are parked along the street, to the right of the sidewalk. Both sides of the street are lined with tall buildings. A sign hangs down on the right above a checkered storefront that says, "Drumm's." A clocktower and other buildings are visible in the distance.

Photograph of a small rowboat near the shore of a body of water. It sits in shallow water by a group of small leafless trees. A sunray beams down across the center of the photograph. Land is visible on the distant horizon.

Photograph of the inside of a church's sanctuary. The room has high ceilings and a row of tall, arch-shaped, stained-glass windows on its stone walls. Decorative wooden chairs are centered below them.

Photograph of automobiles driving down a street in the city. Automobiles are parked along the left side of the road in front of a row of large buildings. One of these buildings has two tall spires. Power lines stretch across the sky above, which is dotted with wispy clouds.

Photograph of the tall buildings of a city against a cloudy sky. A second image is superimposed over the photograph of the buildings.

Photograph of many individuals crowding a sidewalk in front of a storefront. A striped awning extends from the building, covering their heads. A row of automobiles is parked along the other side of the street, which is also lined with tall buildings.

Photograph of a young Byrd Moore Williams, III sitting with his legs crossed while wearing a tweed suit.

Photograph of a young Byrd Moore Williams, III wearing a white shirt and black tie.

Photograph of a young Byrd Moore Williams, III wearing a suit smoking a pipe while sitting in a chair backwards.

Photograph of parade float that appears to be stopped on a street. The float includes a replica of a tepee, with several people in Native American and military dress; a sign on the end of the float says "2nd Division, U. S. Army" and lists several locations. A house is visible in the background.

Photograph of an unidentified woman and man posing outside a building in a Civilian Conservation Corp camp in Texas. The man is wearing a uniform and leaning against a wooden post; the woman is standing next to him, on his right.

Photograph of two men playing baseball at the Civilian Conservation Corp camp in Pineland, Texas. A small, wood building and trees are visible behind them.

A photograph of an unidentified man holding on to a boat. The photograph was taken during one of McCann's two six-month tours in the Civilian Conservation Corps located in Pineland, Texas during the Great Depression.

Two Civilian Conservation Corp members waiting outside the Pineland Railroad station. The station has two entrances, one that read "White Waiting Room and The other marked "Colored Waiting Room." The photo has "Self Explanatory" written below it. The photograph was taken during one of McCann's two six-month tours in the Civilian Conservation Corps located in Pineland, Texas during the Great Depression.

Photograph of Connie Ford McCann (left) and a friend posing together at the Civilian Conservation Corp camp in Pineland, Texas. A wooden building is visible in the background, amid trees.

Photograph of a group photograph of Civilian Conservation Corp camp members in Texas. The photograph was taken during one of McCann's two six-month tours in the Civilian Conservation Corps located in Pineland, Texas during the Great Depression.

This photograph shows an unidentified road near the Civilian Conservation Corp. Camp in Pineland, Texas. The photograph was taken during one of McCann's two six-month tours in the Civilian Conservation Corps located in Pineland, Texas during the Great Depression.

This photograph shows a parade float honoring the 2nd Division U. S. Army. Men gather around to view the tepee as one man puts the finishing touches on the wagon. The photograph was taken during one of McCann's two six-month tours in the Civilian Conservation Corps located in Pineland, Texas during the Great Depression.

This photograph shows three men, dressed as Native Americans, standing by a parade float with a tepee on it. The banner on the back of the float honors the 2nd Division U.S. Army. The photograph was taken during one of McCann's two six-month tours in the Civilian Conservation Corps located in Pineland, Texas during the Great Depression.

This photograph shows two unidentified men standing next to a float decorated with a tepee and drying racks for leather and food. The float has a banner on the back that honors the 2nd Division U. S. Army. The photograph was taken during one of McCann's two six-month tours in the Civilian Conservation Corps located in Pineland, Texas during the Great Depression.

This photograph shows men working with logs in the Civilian Conservation Corps Camp at Pineland, Texas. The photograph was taken during one of McCann's two six-month tours in the Civilian Conservation Corps located in Pineland, Texas during the Great Depression.