Capper's Farmer, March 1940

Rendering for a proposed shop and office building for the McClure Machinery Company in Abilene, Texas. It has an outside view looking at the corner of the building.

Building rendering for a proposed shop and office building for the McClure Machinery Company in Abilene, Texas. Its black and white color is reversed.

Building rendering for a proposed shop and office building for the McClure Machinery Company in Abilene, Texas. It has an outside view looking at a corner on the building.

A picture of a KORC-KBS Microphone--"1140 on your dial" is shown here. Mineral Wells' radio history dates back to the 1930's when Mr. Hal Collins, owner of the Crazy Hotel, began sponsoring broadcasts originating in the hotel lobby. The radio station was founded and owned by Mr. Achilles Corcanges, and aired its first broadcast on December 5, 1946. Radio station KMWT-FM began broadcasting from Mineral Wells in 1970. The broadcasts were aired nationwide, at noon daily, over the Texas Quality Network. It advertised Crazy Water Crystals. Both stations' call letters were changed in 1983 to KJAS-AM and KYXS-FM. Many show business luminaries appeared on the shows. For instance, Mary Martin of Weatherford began her singing/acting career here.

Photocopy of a cartoon pencil sketch of a man in a collar and tie smiling, originally drawn by Marvin Krieger. The note seen written at the bottom right edge reads, "RAF Sweetwater 1942".

Print of a handwritten note of design measurements.

Gray folder from "The Plantation - Houston" written underneath a drawing of a two story plantation house with trees and landscape. Drawing is in maroon ink with trees in green. Also written at bottom "A Party-Pix Photo 'Where Texans Dine and Dance to Nationally Famous Orchestras". The back page of the folder has four slits for the picture corners (accession 2000.026.015a)to be placed. Back of folder in maroon ink: "Reprints One Dollar Per Copy Refer To Club, Number on Table and Date SEP 13 1946 Call K.3-1293 or Write Party-Pix Company 10009 Isabella Houston 4".

Artistic rendering of completed Denison Dam. This rendering is from an aerial view with the intake structure and powerhouse visible towards the center. Lake Texoma, with small boats, is visible in a large portion of the rendering.

Portrait sketch of Karl Hoblitzelle by John "Jack" Moranz, to be included in "Men of Achievement Texas Edition".

Portrait sketch of Robert J. O'Donnell by John "Jack" Moranz, for inclusion in "Men of Achievement Texas Edition".

Portrait sketch of William McCord by John "Jack" Moranz for inclusion in "Men of Achievement Texas Edition".

Portrait sketch of D. A. Hulcy by John "Jack" Moranz for inclusion in "Men of Achievement Texas Edition".

Portrait sketch of John B. Mills by John "Jack" Moranz for inclusion in "Men of Achievement Texas Edition".

Portrait sketch of John W. Carpenter by John "Jack" Moranz for inclusion in "Men of Achievement Texas Edition".

Portrait sketch of J. Rutledge Hill by John "Jack" Moranz for inclusion in "Men of Achievement Texas Edition".

Portrait sketch of William Ward Overton, Jr. by John "Jack" Moranz, for inclusion in the Texas Edition of "Men of Achievement".

Portrait sketch of Governor Beauford H. Jester by John "Jack" Moranz for the Texas edition of "Men of Achievement".

Portrait sketch of William A. Browning by John Moranz for inclusion in "Men of Achievement Texas Edition".

Black and white image of a Hillel Foundation building located at the University of Texas at Austin. The image shows a two story, rectangular building with a steeple at the top. There are people gathered outside of the building. The text at the bottom of this image reads "University of Texas/ Austin Texas/ Hillel Foundation/ Geo. L. Dahl - Architect/ Dallas 6-5-45 Texas."