Photograph of cooks working in the kitchen at Ernie's Big Burger Cafe. The kitchen is set up as a galley kitchen behind the counter and the stovetop is against the wall on the left side of the image. Two of the cooks are at the back of the kitchen and are visible in profile and one of the cooks is standing in the foreground of the left side of the image with his back to the camera. The cooks are all wearing long-waist aprons and white shirts and two of them are wearing soda jerk caps. There is a menu on the left wall that features an "Extraburger" and there is a sign over the kitchen that is advertising malts and shakes.

Photograph of Ernie Morgan in the kitchen of his restaurant with a cook. Morgan is preparing food to be served at a counter on the left side of the image. He is wearing a white shirt with a white waist apron, light colored pants, and a soda jerk cap. The cook is dressed similarly to Ernie and is walking behind him, carrying a flat package.The kitchen is set up in a galley style with all of the appliances in a narrow space between the wall of the left and the counter top on the right. In the foreground of the left side of the image there is an ice cream freezer with drink dispensers over it. There is a sign hanging over the kitchen that is partially visible.

Photograph of the view of the street from the parking lot of the Westcliff Shopping Center in Fort Worth, Texas. Two small houses are visible across the street. The one on the left is a brick house with a shingle roof. There is a car parked in its concrete driveway. The house to its right has white siding and a shingle roof.

Photograph of a cowboy roping a calf during the Fort Worth Fat Stock Show and Rodeo.

Photograph of four boys from a dance school in sequined underwear posing for a photo. Byrd Williams III's studio specialty was ballet. This photo was taken during one of the many $1-per-shot school and event sessions.

Photograph of four young girls from the ballet school posing in Byrd Williams III's studio.

Photograph of two first graders from the ballet school, posing together.

Photograph of a woman dancing in a burlesque show.

Photograph of Byrd Williams Jr. at the Botanic Gardens in Fort Worth with an unidentified man. Williams is standing on the right side of the image in a light colored suit and the other man is wearing a dark colored suit. In the foreground of the image is a pond, and the men are standing in front of plant beds that are located on an incline. There are steps on both sides of the image that lead to the top of the incline where a gazebo is located.

Photograph of a tree next to a creek at Lake Worth. The tree is to the left of the creek and is very tall with sparse leaves. The rest of the trees in the image are very short and they are arranged in a line on either side of the creek. The creek is snaking down from a higher elevation and is very rocky.

Photograph of the Moreland's Rexall Drug storefront in Fort Worth, Texas. This drugstore was located at the Westcliff Shopping Center, built in 1945 by the J. E. Foster & Son company. A row of parked automobiles can be seen in front of the drugstore. Some products hang in the front windows of the storefront. The shopping center still stands today and is located at West Biddison Street.

Photograph of the Amon G. Carter stadium under construction. Several piles of building materials are arranged in the foreground in front of the structure. A man wearing a hat and overalls stands in front of the stadium. In the distance, the opposite end of the stadium is visible and appears to be further along in the construction process.

Photograph of the Amon G. Carter Stadium being constructed. The partially constructed stadium stands in the background. Several men wearing overalls and hats stand around a low, wood-framed structure in front of the stadium. Many stacks of construction materials are arranged in the foreground.

Photograph of the Amon G. Carter Stadium under construction, taken from across a street. A piece of land with some sparse vegetation fills the foreground in front of the street. Three old automobiles are parked facing the left on the side of the street in front of the stadium.

Photograph of construction workers as they build the Amon G. Carter Stadium. Three of them stand on top of the framing of the structure. Three other workers stand on the ground below, wearing overalls and hats. Several large piles of building materials are arranged on the ground in front of the stadium.

Photograph of the Amon G. Carter Stadium under construction in 1947. A few construction workers can be seen at the construction site. The opposite side of the stadium appears to have completed seating. Construction materials can be seen stacked in multiple piles.

Photograph of the Amon G. Carter Stadium under construction in 1947. The photograph is taken from across the street. A few automobiles are parked in the street near the stadium. The opposite side of the stadium appears to have completed seating, while the side closer to the camera is under construction.

Photograph of the Amon G. Carter Stadium under construction in 1947. A few construction workers can be seen at the construction site. The opposite side of the stadium appears to have completed seating. Construction materials can be seen stacked in multiple piles.

Photograph of a young girl from the ballet school that Byrd III would photograph in his studio. The girl is wearing a gold headdress and is posing with her hands behind her head.

Photograph of a young girl dressed as a mermaid, wearing a golden cap and sequin bra, posing for her portrait with her hands behind her head.

Photograph of a young boy wearing a red and white polka-dotted suit and smiling for his portrait.

Photograph of a young boy in glasses wearing a red and white polka-dotted suit and having his portrait taken.

Photograph of a cowboy roping a calf during the Fort Worth Fat Stock Show and Rodeo.

Photograph of a young girl wearing a black and yellow feathered headdress and having her portrait taken.