Photograph of two airplanes parked in a hangar at the Fort Worth Municipal Airport.

Bergère style hat of black linen. Open crown created by a black band of self encircling what would be the base of the crown; bow at back. Wide asymmetric brim slightly "waved"; wired. Headband of black grosgrain. Manufacture's label on inside hatband: "Betmar" Union label on inside hatband: "823937" Retailer's stamp on inside hatband: "Weldon's Fort Worth"

Photograph of a busy street lined with businesses on both sides, possibly Houston Street. On the left, a man stands next to an automobile parked outside a building with a sign that advertises "sign service." Many automobiles are parked along the buildings on the right, which fade into the distance. The silhouette of the Texas and Pacific Station is visible in the background.

Yearbook for Texas Wesleyan University in Fort Worth, Texas, which includes photographs of and information about the school, administration, student body, faculty, and organizations.

Photograph of the clock tower of the original Fort Worth City Hall The city hall is made of stone and has small arched windows under its tile roof. The clock tower has a pitched roof and a row of three vertical windows on either side of the clock face. Thick bushy trees grow in front of the building, partially obstructing it. Tree limbs stretch across the sky above.

Photo album and text documenting the development of the Fort Worth Park System, including park drives, neighborhood parks, bridle paths, and other recreational features in the city.

An invitation from the U.S. National Guard to come to the the retirement dinner of Major General John A. Hulen. A drawing and description of a Heel Fly are sketched in pencil on the back.

Photograph of the Al Hayne monument with the T&P Station in the background. The monument was erected in 1893 by the Woman’s Humane Association to commemorate the heroic efforts of Hayne's. Hayne was an English civil engineer who lost his life during the 1890 fire of Texas Spring Palace while rescuing people that were trapped inside the burning building.

Photograph of the intersection of Throckmorton St., Jennings Ave. and W 10th St. in downtown Fort Worth, looking south. The Saint Patrick Cathedral can be seen in the center of the photograph. Many automobiles drive down the street towards the camera, while another waits at the intersecting street. On the left, a sign hangs from a building advertising phonographs. The Texas and Pacific Station is visible in the background.

Photograph of an empty street that runs by a large stone building in Fort Worth, Texas. A man and a small child walk down a sidewalk that runs along the street. Behind them, many automobiles are parked in a lot in front of the building.

Photograph of a multistory brick building in Fort Worth, Texas, against a clear sky. The dark brick building has many rows of small, paned windows and a decorative cornice across its top. The windows on the top floor have arched, stone frames.

Photograph of the original Fort Worth City Hall with a round tower rising up from its roof. Many tree limbs stretch out in front of the building, partially obstructing it.

Photograph of the busy overpass leading to the Tarrant County Courthouse in Fort Worth, Texas. Cars and trucks drive along both sides of the street. Billboards hang from a tall building on the left side of the overpass. Another street, which runs parallel to the courthouse, is lined with cars facing the right. The courthouse is a large granite building with a tall clocktower centered over the entrance. Powerlines stretch across the scene.

Photograph of rushing water and a small waterfall, taken from an overpass near the Tarrant County Courthouse in Fort Worth, Texas. Rocks and debris are gathered by the water's shore and around a retaining wall made of concrete and wood bollards. An individual is visible walking around in the grass beyond the water.

This film captures highlights from a football game between the Rice University Owls and the Texas Christian University Horned Frogs. (TCU players are wearing white jerseys.) The Southwest Conference match-up was played on November 23, 1935, at Amon G. Carter Stadium in Fort Worth. While both teams put up impressive numbers on offense, the turnover margin helped shift the game in TCU’s favor. The Horned Frogs ultimately won 27-6. TCU finished the season with a 12-1 record, defeating Louisiana State University 3-2 in the Sugar Bowl on New Years Day 1936. Although the team lost to Southwest Conference Champion Southern Methodist University, TCU claims 1935 as a national championship year.

Photograph of the tops of tall buildings in downtown Fort Worth, Texas, against a clear sky. The tallest one being the Blackstone Hotel.

Weekly student newspaper from Texas Woman's College in Fort Worth, Texas that includes local news along with advertising.

Weekly student newspaper from Texas Woman's College in Fort Worth, Texas that includes local news along with advertising.

Grapevine Sun newspaper dated February 7, 1935 and containing information about recent town developments and activities as well as a number of various advertisements for local businesses.

Weekly student newspaper from Texas Woman's College in Fort Worth, Texas that includes local news along with advertising.

Weekly student newspaper from Texas Woman's College in Fort Worth, Texas that includes local news along with advertising.

Weekly student newspaper from Texas Woman's College in Fort Worth, Texas that includes local news along with advertising.

Weekly student newspaper from Texas Woman's College in Fort Worth, Texas that includes local news along with advertising.

Daily newspaper from Fort Worth, Texas that includes local, state, and national news along with advertising.