Photograph of the intersection of Mingo Road and Bell Avenue looking northeast with Texas Women's University visible in the background on the left and several businesses on the right side. There are two sets of traffic lights at the intersection in the foreground and telephone poles on the right side of the street.

Photograph of Jack Miller (center, in green t-shirt) shaking hands with several unidentified festival goers at the Denton Cinco de Mayo Festival. There are several young people wearing costumes in the foreground and an unidentified man in a suit is standing next to Miller.

Photograph of James Corbin wearing a baseball cap and yellow apron standing next to his smoker during the 1987 City of Denton Cleanup Day with a blue pickup truck, trees, and buildings visible in the background.

Photograph of the Jefferson Davis Elementary school (located at Davis and Wood streets), a single-story yellow brick building with a flagpole flying the US and Texas flags in front of it; in the foreground there are cross walks, a fire hydrant, and a telephone pole, and there cars parked in front of the school on the right, and trees and houses in the background. The school was built in 1950. The building later became the Ann Windle School for Young Children, and now serves as the location for the Davis School; the Denton Independent School District's Disciplinary Alternative Education Program.

Photograph of Jonathan Stanley, a first grader at McNair Elementary school, holding his winning drawing that features the text "Our Power is Wonderful! Denton Municipal Utilities" and has a blue "first place" ribbon attached to it. There are plants and a window visible in the background.

Photograph of an architectural diorama of the South Branch Library of the Denton Public Library on display on the courthouse lawn for a fundraiser held to benefit the new South Branch Library. Behind the display Libby Babcock is playing guitar in front of a cardboard stage rendering of the Magic School Bus and there is a man looking at the diorama in the foreground and various other people in the background.

Photograph of several unidentified people at a fundraiser held on the lawn by the Denton County Courthouse for the South Branch Library of the Denton Public Library. A man in a top hat is walking by while another man plays a guitar under a sign that reads "Help Jim's Diner raise 'Bucks for the Branch.' Come see one of our shows and donate some bucks to buy books for the Branch Library. Free entertainment for kids of all ages."

Photograph of members of the band Little Jack Melody on the River Cafe Stage in front of the Emily Fowler Library at the Denton Arts & Jazz Festival. The band features a singer and banjo player wearing a red shirt in the front, a saxophone player on the right, and keyboard and drum players on the left.There is a banner hanging at the back of the stage that reads "River Cafe Stage" and two posters that read "Little Jack Melody and his Young Turks" displayed in the front.

Photograph of city manager Lloyd Harrell standing behind a banquet table giving Annette Watkins a 40 year award at the City of Denton Service Awards ceremony at TWU with mayor Bob Castleberry and another unidentified man clapping and watching in the background. The men are wearing suits and ties and Watkins is wearing a dark green dress.

Photograph of an unidentified man and boy looking at a low-rider classic Chevrolet in the parking lot of the Emily Fowler Library during the Cinco de Mayo festival with Congress Street and Oakland Avenue in the background. There are several other cars in the parking lot and trees, houses, and telephone poles visible in the background.

Photograph of an unidentified man welding inside the gutted remains of the city's old diesel power plant (now the Central Station for the Denton Fire Department) with brick walls and windows in the background.

Photograph of six members of a mariachi band playing instruments while walking through Civic Center Park at the Denton Cinco de Mayo festival. Behind them there are large groups of people, a stage with another performer, and trees in the background.

Photograph of of mayor Euline Brock (second from right) and three unidentified members of the Denton Hispanic Chamber of Commerce standing under a white tent at the Cinco de Mayo festival. Behind them there is a sign that reads "Hispanic Chamber of Commerce" and to their left there is a booth selling homemade hot tamales; there are red, white, and green balloons floating above both tents.

Photograph of mayor Euline Brock (right) holding a microphone and posing with an unidentified woman holding a piece of paper while a third person holds up a painting on a stage at the Cinco de Mayo festival.

Photograph of three unidentified representatives from Ciudad Victoria, Denton's sister city, posing with Mayor Euline Brock (second from right) in the Denton City Council Chambers. Brock is wearing a pink blazer and the representatives (two women and a man) are holding small gifts.

Photograph of mayor Mark Burroughs standing next to a poster advertising the City of Denton Alternative Transportation Day and featuring a pie and bar graphs showing alternative modes of transportation and participation among different groups. In the background various participants wearing green t-shirts are standing in the courtyard of City Hall (215 E. McKinney), which was designed by O'Neil Ford.

Photograph of mayor Roni Beasley (fourth from the right in the blue dress) and seven unidentified people standing inside the Denton City Council chambers; the city, state, and US flag and city seal reading "City of Denton Denton, Texas" are visible in the background.

Photograph of a water tower at McKenna Park. It was painted green and white in support of the University of North Texas in the Fall of 1967. One can see see-saws, picnic tables, and trees on the hillside in the foreground. This water tank could hold two million gallons. It was used for "water pressure purposes and extra storage."

Photograph of McKinney Street with a female bicyclist pulling into the parking lot of Denton City Hall (215 E. McKinney) and the Denton County Tax Office in the background; there is lawn with a tree in the foreground and outside the tax office there is a flagpole flying the Texas and US flags.

Photograph of an unidentified man presenting four other men with a framed award at an awards presentation in the Denton City Council chambers with a large group of people watching in the background. The man in the center wearing the black shirt is from Electric Metering and Mike Cochran can be seen sitting in the fourth row from the left.

Photograph of Mike Jez wearing a gray suit, light blue shirt, dark blue tie, and glasses standing in front of a pillar.

Photograph of '"The Mill" fountain, a brown metallic sculpture designed by sculptor Arnold Austaad, in front of the Emily Fowler Central Library with several large boulders in the foreground and trees in the background.

Photograph of the Missouri Texas and Pacific freight depot, a white wooden building with signs that read "Denton" and "Missouri Pacific Line," with a crane on a truck on the right, railroad tracks, telephone poles, and Moore business forms visible in the background.

Photograph of the front of the MLK Jr. Recreation Center in Denton, Texas. a one-story red brick building with benches and a flagpole in front of it.