Photograph of Albert Peyton George (on far right) with Gene Autry (center) and Virgil Shepherd. Autry has his right hand on the horse's halter. Autry is wearing boots with longhorn, stars, half moons, and hearts motif on the tops. The boots have spurs. His knit suit has a detailed western shirt underneath it. He is holding a riding crop in his left hand. George is wearing a three-piece suit, striped shirt, and print tie. He has a round pin on his lapel. George has his left hand in his pants pocket. Note the saddle on horse - Autry's saddle is very ornate and detailed. The group is in an arena of unknown location (perhaps Fort Worth?). The photograph was autographed by Gene Autry and reads: "To Albert With Best Wishes Gene Autry".

Photograph of Albert Peyton George, Gene Autry, and Virgil Shepherd standing in an arena next to a horse. George, who is on the far right, is wearing a three piece suit with print tie and striped shirt. He is wearing dark rimmed glasses and a light colored felt hat. George has his left hand in his pants pocket. Autry is wearing a knit suit with tucked in boots with tops that have images of longhorns, hearts, moons, and stars on them. He has a yoked western shirt and a white felt hat. He is holding a riding crop in his left hand and he is holding his horse's halter in his right hand. The horse has a saddle with very intricate leather work and ornate silver trim. Written in pencil in back of photograph: "Mr. George standing to Gene Autry's left."

Photograph of the Light Crust Flour and Kimbell Milling Company grain silos and elevators in Fort Worth, Texas. The image was taken from a field behind the buildings near Hawthorne street. Railroad tracks can be seen in front of the buildings. Wooden fence posts and utility poles are also visible.

Photograph of the side of the Fort Worth Public Market building. An automobile is parked in front of the building. A sign that reads "Colonial Stores" is attached to the building. Text can be seen written in the windows of the building. The building has a tower that can be seen in the background.

Photograph of a large group of unidentified people in front of a rural church building that was built in 1910. Children are positioned on ground, women are positioned in the middle and men are positioned standing up. A portion of the roof and chimney are visible. There is a visible door on the left of the photograph and a set of visible doors on the right of the photograph. An outside light and two windows are visible in the photograph.

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 "Mr. Virgil Henry Shepherd and Mr. Gene Autry" as written on the back of the photograph in pencil. Mr. Autry is dressed in a knit western suit with boots and spurs and a felt hat. He has a riding crop in his left hand. Mr. Shepherd is wearing a pin stripe suit and felt hat. He has his left hand on a horse's halter and is shaking hands with Autry with his right hand. Gene Autry's horse has a saddle with intricate leather tooling and ornate silver trim. The two men and horse are in an indoor arena.

Photograph of first and second grade students at the Haslet school; most of the boys are wearing overalls while the girls are wearing dresses.

Photograph of S.O. Woer and M.O. Robertson, workers in Dept. 57, on the engine dress up line. In this room, hanging aircraft engines are assembled and inspected at Consolidated Vultee Aircraft Corporation in Fort Worth, Texas in January 1945.

Photograph of workers in Dept. 57, the engine dress up line. In this room, hanging aircraft engines are assembled and inspected at Consolidated Vultee Aircraft Corporation in Fort Worth, Texas in January 1945.

Workers hang engine no. 1 on final assembly of a B-32 at Consolidated Vultee Aircraft Corporation in Fort Worth, Texas on January 25, 1945.

B-32 assembly line at Consolidated Vultee Aircraft Corporation in Fort Worth, Texas in January 1945.

Photograph of the "tail groups" in the assembly line of the B-32s at Consolidated Vultee Aircraft Corporation in Fort Worth Texas in January 1945.

Workers hang a tail fin on a B-32 aircraft at Consolidated Vultee Aircraft Corporation in Fort Worth, Texas in January 1945. Other planes in the assembly line can be seen in the background.

Photograph of a women using a rivet gun on the lower side of a B-32 fuselage at Consolidated Vultee Aircraft Corporation in Fort Worth, Texas.

Photograph of a B-32 aircraft outside of the assembly line at Consolidated Vultee Aircraft Corporation in Fort Worth, Texas in February 1945. The four large engines on the wings are covered.

Photograph of a B-32 aircraft outside of the assembly line at Consolidated Vultee Aircraft Corporation in Fort Worth, Texas in February 1945. The four large engines on the wings are covered. A man on a bicycle looks at the plane.

Photograph of the Tail Lineup of three B-32s for the Press Manual, shown from behind.

Photograph of B-32 press lineup of six planes on Army Delivery Row.

Photograph of attendant Ellen Farrell holding a drill cutter in its box in February 1945.

Photograph of the B- 32 tail and nose line up on the assembly line at Consolidated Vultee Aircraft Corporation in Fort Worth.

Photograph of the B-32 planes in the final phase of the assembly line at Consolidated Vultee Aircraft Corporation in Fort Worth, Texas.

Photograph looking down on B-32s in the yard. From the Press manual in 1945.

Photograph of an aircraft under construction. It is being carried by a monorail from above in the Consolidated Vultee Aircraft Corporation in Fort Worth, Texas.