Photograph of a horse standing in an open field.

Photograph of a horse standing in an open field.

Photograph of a student advocate speaking with a blowhorn to encourage students to vote for an amendment to the state's constitution. During this time, a constitutional convention was held to revise the Texas Constitution, excluding the Bill of Rights. After passing through the legislature, the voters approved Article 17 Section 2 of the state's constitution concerning how to make amendments to the document.

Photograph of a student advocate speaking with a blowhorn to encourage students to vote for an amendment to the state's constitution. During this time, a constitutional convention was held to revise the Texas Constitution, excluding the Bill of Rights. After passing through the legislature, the voters approved Article 17 Section 2 of the state's constitution concerning how to make amendments to the document.

Photograph of Rose Marie Wilkinson, UNT Executive Director of Development, Office of Advancement, accepting a photo of the 1904 graduating class of North Texas State Normal College from Dr. Robert James Speer, class of 1937. Dr. Speer's father, Lou A. Speer; his mother, Pearla Wheeler; his uncle Earl Wheeler (twin); a friend of Mrs. Robert Speer (Verna Mae Petty, class of 1937); and Mr. Hampton Roach, are pictured in the 1904 photo.

Photograph of the AIDS Update float in the 1988 Alan Ross Texas Freedom Parade. The AIDS Resource Center banner can be seen in the back right of the photo. Riders in the car include Dave Lewis (right), editor, Rodd Gray (as Patti le Plae Safe), columnist, and Dave's partner, whose name is unknown.

Photograph of National Quarter Horse Association world champion, Town Treasure, standing three quarters front as her lead line is held by a man in a cowboy hat.

Photograph of a man horseback while a woman stands next to him holding chaps folded over her arm. They are standing in a grass field and there are fences visible behind them.

Photograph of Tim York (left) and an unidentified man. The man is wearing a button that reads, "Cure AIDS now."

Photograph of the interior of the Amtrack station in Fort Worth, Texas. The interior walls are decayed and falling apart, and the exposed planks of wood are broken or peeling.

Photograph of the interior of the Ashton Depot in Fort Worth, located at 1501 Jones Street. It was formerly known by both Santa Fe Depot and Fort Worth Union Depot. The photo shows a waiting room. The walls are smooth and painted a light color and the floor is made of rectangular tiles. Three double-sided benches sit in the room, one only partially in the frame, in the bottom left of the image. They are made out of wood, and are rounded on the edges. A telephone booth with three small cubicles is in the back corner of the room. A rolling cart for luggage stands in another small room to the right of the photo. The ceiling is decorated with intricate carvings, and the interior windows are leaded with geometric designs. The windows to the outside let in a lot of sunlight. There are trashcans scattered around the room.

Photograph of the barn at Creek Plantation in Martin, South Carolina.

Photograph of a horse standing three quarters front in an open grass field with a visible tree line in the distance.

Photograph of a horse standing three quarters forward while being held by a lead rope. The horse is standing in a grassy field with a tree line in the background.

Photograph of the top portion of the Denton County Courthouse. The photo captures the clocktower portion of the courthouse, an octagonal structure topped by a vaulted dome. The walls of the clocktower are made up by white stone bricks while the dome is covered with dark gray shingles. The dome and walls are separated by dark tan accent lines. The panels of the dome are separated by thin silver lines of metal. A small metal cone sits on the top of the dome, decorated with metal liens that align with those between the dome's panels. The clock of the tower sits on the brick portion of the structure and consists of black clock hands and numerals on a white background, all outlined by a dark tan circle. The view of the clocktower is partially obscured by the silhouettes of multiple leafy tree branches.

Photograph of the front table at the annual Extra Mile Award ceremony, as well as the first row of tables past the stage. Everybody is getting ready to sit down. On the stage are Kay Vinson, Lory Masters, Mike Grossman, and Janna Ford.

Photograph of the nine women honored with the 1988 Extra Mile Award, all formally dressed and standing side-by-side to smile at the camera. They are (L-R) unidentified, unidentified, Janna Ford, B. J. Anderson, Kay Vinson, Charlotte Taft, Dianne Bird, Jane Van Deventer, and Dian Pierce.

Photograph of eight women in dresses and one in a tuxedo (right) standing in front of the Extra Mile Award banner on stage. They are (L-R) unidientified, unidentified, Janna Ford, B. J. Anderson, Kay Vinson, Charlotte Taft, Dianna Bird, Jane Van Deventer, and Dian Pierce.

Photograph of six men and women, all formally dressed, clapping as they stand behind the podium and banquet table at the first annual 1988 Extra Mile Award ceremony. They are (L-R) Kay Vinson, Mike Grossman, Lory Huitt-Masters, Janna Ford, Molly Behannon, and unidentified.

Photograph of Extra Mile Award ceremony attendees applauding as everyone in the room stands. On the stage are Molly Behannon and Lory Masters.

Photograph of the individuals attending the annual Extra Mile Award standing to applaud around the tables at which they were previously seated.

Photograph of the back of Dian Pierce's head and her Extra Mile Award plaque. She is sitting at her table, which has flowers in the center.

Photograph of the ticket booth for pro-wrestling inside the Will Rogers Memorial Center in Fort Worth, Texas.

Photograph of an interior view of the Will Rogers Memorial Center. An empty foyer can be seen with two double doors at the end of it. Three ticket booth stations are present on the left.