Photograph of a slide that reads "Art Test WBAP-TV Ft. Worth. Notice you must be 14 or over" and "Ft. Worth Dallas Art Talent Hunt! Art Instructions, Inc." The slide is taped against a wall.

Photograph of a slide that reads "Dalworth," "Fort Worth," and "Dallas" including an illustration of the two counties. The slide is against a wall.

Photograph of a slide that reads "Fort Worth FO-8511, Dallas JU-0525" in white font against a dark-colored background.

Photograph of a slide that reads "Fort Worth FO-8511, Dallas JU-0525" in black font against a light-colored background.

Photograph of a slide that reads "FO-5511 Fort Worth LA-4111 Dallas" in black font. The slide is taped to a wall.

Photograph of a slide that reads "Fort Worth ED 6-4811, Dallas JU-0525." The text is in black font inside a light-colored box.

Photograph of a slide featuring Bobby Peters with text that reads "TV Preview, "Now 10 cents," "Week of May 19-26," and "Complete Dallas-Ft. Worth Programming" in black font. The slide is against a light-colored background.

Aerial photograph of an area of land in Denton County, Texas surveyed by the Texas Highway Department. Major roads include: TX-121. Major land structures include: Denton Creek.

Photograph of and advertisement for Farm and Home Savings Association. The advertisement includes text that reads "In Dallas 1900 Main at St. Paul" and on the other side of a vertical line it reads "In Fort Worth 915 Houston".

Photograph of advertisement for Farm and Home showing the locations of their Dallas and Fort Worth offices. The locations are located beneath two pictures of buildings which are separated by a coat of arms. The coat of arms has the letters "F" and "H" inside of it. The text under the building on the left side reads "in Dallas 1900 Main at St. Paul" and the text under the building on the right side reads "in Fort Worth 915 Houston St.". Underneath both of these is text that reads "Farm and Home Savings Association".

Photograph of the phone numbers for the Dallas and Fort Worth Farm and Home locations. The paper of the advertisement is black while the phone numbers themselves are in white text. This text reads "Ft. Worth ED 5-1395 Dallas RI 2-6817". The paper is on a white canvas surface and you can see the shadows of fingers on this surface.

Photograph of a slide showing locations for the "Bowlers Shop". The slide is surrounded by a white square and the corners of the square have jagged edges of different lengths. Outside of this square, cords and a door frame are visible. The slide itself has a light background with text that reads ""Bowlers Shop" Dallas 7616 Lemmon Arlington 1534 Watson Rd. At the Turnpike Fort Worth 5401-B Camp Bowie" in black letters.

Photograph of an Airtrans passenger vehicle on its track.

British Concorde Jet in flight over Dallas-Fort Worth Airport

Photograph of Stella Baxter, wearing a dark wide-brimmed hat and a necklace with a round pendant. She smiles and looks to the left.

Copy negative of an advertisements for electric signs. On the left are pictures of three theaters with the signs, Mr. Harry Gould and Mr. Marsline K. Moore. There is typed text on the right with testimonials about the signs from the two men and Wally Akin. Above and below this ad are other partially visible pictures of theaters.

Photograph of three individuals smiling as their picture is taken. The man on the right is holding up a bicycle that he is taking off of the truck behind him. Parked in the space next to the truck is a green B&B bicycle four-door with another bike resting on its rear tire.

Photograph of Chip Moody, Russ Bloxom, and Ward Andrews posing together in Dallas. They are all wearing suits, Chip and Russ are sitting on the left and Ward is standing to the right with his leg propped up.

Photograph of Chip Moody, Ward Andrews and Russ Bloxom wearing suits and smiling as they walk in front of a large building in Dallas.

Photograph of three newsmen posing together in Dallas. They are all wearing suits, two are sitting on the left and the right one is standing with his leg propped up.

British Concorde jet landed at DFW airport, with boarding ramp attached and extended.

Photograph of an older rider wearing sliver wire-rim glasses smiling wide showing off his yellow, blue, red, and white LSR jersey. The photo was taken with the flash in a dimly lit indoor space with others seated turned to the right behind him.

Photograph of five individuals gathered around in front of a Bud Light sponsorship tent for the Lone Star Ride. Event manager Janie Bush appears in the center in a blue LSR t-shirt and silver tiara.

Photograph of a cyclist riding their bike and smiling as their picture is taken, a white van with Bicycles Inc. is written on the top is slowly following behind.