Photograph of the Madrigal Singers. The group gathers in front of a fireplace in their costumes.

Photograph of Bobbie Wygant and two unknown women holding gifts with a 'Mom Jones Appreciation' banner displayed behind them. The two women are wearing uniforms and smile at the camera. Wygant hands a radio to the women beside her and smiles.

Photograph of three people sitting at a table with spaghetti, salad, water, and a candle. One man is scooping up some spaghetti on a fork, while all three laugh. Two men are on the sides, and one woman sits in the middle. Written on the poster behind them is "Mom Jones appreciation day!"

Photograph of three people sitting at a table for Mom Jones appreciation day. The men on the left and right are smiling at each other, while the woman in the middle is smiling at the camera. On the table is one plate each of spaghetti, salad, and bread, as well as a candle and the man on the right is holding up a forkful of spaghetti. A sign on the wall behind them says "...Appreciation day!"

Photograph of three women sitting at a table and drinking coffee. Freda Holt is gesturing and speaking. Lynn Trammell holds and coffee cup and looks at Freda. In the background is a service counter that two serving women stand behind, who are also watching the speaker. Everyone in the photograph looks entertained.

Photograph of an illustration of a building.

Photograph of a window display for various NBC television programs. The sign at the top of the display reads "The Best in Entertainment plus Features for Learning and Living Channel 5" and below this sign are advertisements for four popular NBC programs, Time and Present, Continental Classroom, Meet the Press, and Our American Heritage, that include the shows' names and pictures of their hosts. To the left of these advertisements is a list of religious programs aired by NBC which include shows such as Sunday Church Services, How Christian Science Heals, and The Christophers. On the right side of the display is a plaque awarded to WBAP-TV by the U.S. Army for Outstanding Public Service.

Photograph of a window display for various NBC television shows. The display includes advertisements for the musical Bell Telephone Hour, the film A Doll's House, World Championship Golf, and the western series The Deputy. Along with these advertisements, there are pictures from some of the different shows on the network attached to the black wall and there is a poster that says "Look" on the left wall of the display. At the bottom of the back wall is a border that looks like four layers of bricks. There is a small flag sitting on each side of the display. The one on the left reads "Total TV NBC" while the one on the right reads "Total TV WBAP".

Photograph of a young girl standing on a ladder on the set of Teen-Age Downbeat. She is standing on the ladder backward and has her arms behind her to support herself because she is leaning forward. The ladder is in front of a mural of a young man who looks to be dancing.

Photograph of a TELOP advertising a Rambler. This rambler is a hatchback, and is facing the left. The roof of the car is a lighter color than the rest of it. The letter "R" is labeled on the center of the wheels. Behind the car is some trees.

Photograph of a light colored Rambler, facing the left. The top half of the automobile is slightly darker, and the wheels are white rimmed. A woman sits in the car, wearing a hat and smiling while facing the left as well. Her left arm is draped over the backrest. There is a white wall behind the automobile.

Photograph of a Rambler facing the left. The main part of the car is a darker color, and the convertible top is a light color. The front license plate says, "1960." The wheels are white rimmed. Behind the car, off the road is a forest.

Photograph of Tom Mullarkey handing a certificate to a young girl. He is wearing a plaid suit with a polka dot tie and she is wearing a white button-up with a cardigan, a textured knee-length skirt, bobby socks, and loafers. The girl's eyes are slightly closed while Mullarkey is looking straight at the camera. They are standing in front of a large mural of Fabian Forte a late 1950s heartthrob, who is portrayed from the knee up and looks to be dancing.

Photograph of Tom Mullarkey handing a certificate to a young girl. He is wearing a plaid suit with a polka dot tie and she is wearing a white button-up with a cardigan, a textured knee-length skirt, bobby socks, and loafers. The girl's eyes are slightly closed while Mullarkey is looking straight at the camera. They are standing in front of a large mural of Fabian Forte a late 1950s heartthrob, who is portrayed from the knee up and looks to be dancing.

Photograph of a woman in formal attire sitting in an automobile.

Photograph of a woman standing on a ladder and looking at a large painting next to her. The painting is of a smiling man, which is leaning against a curtained wall. The woman is looking at the face of the man in the painting, and leaning forward..

Photograph of a slide for a TELOP advertising three different shops. The slide says, "Gillock's Dress Shop, DeLeon, The Ladies Shop, Dublin, Hollywood Shop, Gainesville."

Photograph of a TELOP for department stores. The slide says, "Sheils Ready to Wear, Stephenville, Russel's Dept. Store, Bowie, Boaz Dept. Store, Graham."

Photograph of a TELOP advertising various shops. The slide reads, "Daniel Specialty Shop, Sulphur Springs, The Fashion Shoppe, Hughes Springs, Knott's, Kemp."

Photograph of a slide listing three different department stores. The writing says, "Godfrey's, Carrollton, J. W. Nichols Dry Goods Co., Clarksville, Meyer's Dept. Store, Ft. Worth."

Photograph of TELOP advertising various stores. The writing on the slide reads, "Kay's Dept. Store Munday, Dear's Troup, Olmstead Shoe Store Tyler."

Photograph of a TELOP advertising three department stores. The slide says, "Curry's Dry Goods, Groesbeck, Ray's, Hurst, The Blair Shop, Waxahachie."

Photograph of a TELOP advertising three different stores. The writing says, "Shipman's, Coleman, Mullican's, Commanche, Adair Dry Goods Co., Cross Plains."

Photograph of a TELOP advertising some general goods stores. The sign reads, "Proctor's, Kaufman, Nichols Dry Goods, Linden, The Martine Shop, Mart."