Photograph of the bronze statue "Robert E. Lee on Traveller" depicting two men on horseback, on a stone pedestal with the name "Robert E. Lee" engraved on the front end. The statue is at the top of a short flight of stairs in Turtle Creek Park and there are trees and a partial structure visible in the background.

Medium close-up shot photograph John Rogers dressed in an Army uniform. John Rogers is wearing a garrison cap with his arms crossed. Below photograph on the bottom right is the text, "Rivkin Studio, Tulsa".

Full shot photograph of the backs of a World War II crew on a ship.

High angle shot photograph of World War II soldiers sitting together. In the background, there is a military jeep.

Low angle shot photograph of World War II soldiers in a field.

Low angle full shot photograph of an Art Center Model for a Fashion Assignment in California. On the back of the photograph, there is a handwritten note, "ARO870 Art Center (Model) Box 41" and a work order note. The work order note includes information about the assignment.

Low angle shot photograph of Eye and Tree Photomontage for an Art Center Assignment in California. On the back of the photograph is a work order note that includes assignment details.

Medium shot photograph of John Rogers, Sr..

Medium long shot photograph of Jacques Fath and Stanley Marcus Adjusting a Skirt on a Model in Dallas, Texas for the Neiman-Marcus Fortnight.

Over-the-shoulder photograph of Jacques Fath and Stanley Marcus adjusting neckwear on a model in Dallas, Texas, for the Neiman-Marcus Fortnight, 1949.

Full shot photograph of Jacques Fath and Stanley Marcus examining a gown on a model in Dallas, Texas, for the Neiman-Marcus Fortnight.

Full shot photograph of Jacques Fath at a Western party for the Neiman-Marcus Fortnight in Dallas, Texas, 1949.

Photograph of Jacques Fath at a Western party with Billie Marcus, wife of Stanley Marcus. Both individuals are dressed in checkered plaid to receive the Neiman Marcus Award for Distinguished Service in the Field of Fashion in Dallas, Texas, 1949.

Photograph of Stanley Marcus announcing at the 1949 Fortnight, Neiman-Marcus.

Photograph of Stanley Marcus Announcing at the 1949 Fortnight with Jacques Fath and Others in the Foreground.

Photograph of a baby leaning on a chair in a living room. The child rests their hands on the seat of the chair while staring at the viewer. Additional pieces of furniture sit along the edges of a carpet covering the floor.

Photograph of a baby sitting in a living room. The child sits between two chairs on a carpeted floor while two women stand in the background.

Photograph of a baby sitting in a living room. The child sits between two chairs on a carpeted floor while an adult stands in the background.

Photograph of an unidentified individual's office, where the man is standing outside on the balcony. The office is bare with the exception of the desk and sofa against the wall.

Photograph of a building at 3631 Cedar Springs. The building is made up by two rectangular sections that have been constructed with a lined grid across their walls. The rectangular shapes in the grid have been left empty or filled by a window or solid block. At the right end of the building is an open-air space recessed into the structure, forming the building's entrance and containing its front doors. Piles of wood and other objects fill the area in front of the doors. To the right of the building are signs, one of which says "3631 Cedar Springs" while another has the word "architect" on it. A patch of dirt dotted with small clumps of grass and pieces of rubble extends across the front of the building, a sidewalk running through its center. Leafless trees grow in the dirt between the sidewalk and the building while poles holding up electrical lines sit between the sidewalk and a line of parked cars. The vehicles all sit parallel to the building and face towards the left edge of the photo.

Photograph of a building under construction at 3631 Cedar Springs Rd, Dallas, TX. Four automobiles are parked on the street in front of the building, and the sign on the side of the building reads, "3631 Cedar Springs. William H. Hidell, Jr. Architect."

Photograph of a chandelier in a home. The chandelier hangs above a potted plant sitting atop a counter near a closed door. A group of small furniture sits in the corner of the room, beneath shelves of teacups.

Photograph of the Christ Episcopal Church, in Dallas, Texas. The building was designed by architect William H. Hidell, Jr.

Photograph of Dallas Love Field and the parking lot. Multiple automobiles can be seen parked in the lot to the left and along the roads edge. This photograph was commissioned by Dallas Power and Light.