This home movie appears to document the 1938 Denton County Fair. The footage includes a horse show, a Boy Scouts exhibit, and various businesses including H.L. Peterson, Allis - Chalmers Tractors, J.L. Myers and Sons Contractors, the Legion Auxiliary, and Aristocrat Ice Cream.

This home movie documents an unknown event in the city of Denton. It appears that there was a contest to win $300. Seen in the footage are crowds of people on the Denton County Courthouse lawn and businesses of downtown Denton, Texas as well as cars with signage advertising a rodeo in Ponder, Texaco gas, and the Jinx Show Plaza.

This home movie footage features an unidentified park.

This home movie includes footage of an Easter celebration and Easter egg hunt. Additional footage appears to show the North Texas State Teachers College campus.

Folded brochure produced in the 1950s titled "Welcome to Denton, Texas, The Ideal Home City". The brochure gives statistics about the city including population, education and schools, sports and recreation, agriculture and industry, and infrastructure such as highways, railways, and bus lines. The brochure highlights Texas State College for Women, North Texas State College and the Denton Public Library

This home movie includes footage of people at a park (Quakertown Park) in Denton, Texas.

This home movie includes footages of businesses in downtown Denton, Texas including Western Auto Associate Store, Shraders Pharmacy, the Texas Theater, Austin Shoes, Franklins, Denman Hardware, Inc., The Shamrock Shoes, Stone's Shoe Store, Taliaferros, Lawhon Music Co., J.C. Penney, Co., and the Denton Typewriter Exchange.

This home movie footage includes homes and what appear to be canals in an unknown location.

Sound recording of local news and information tailored for Denton, Texas, and its surrounding areas, broadcast on WFAA. Stay informed about the latest happenings and updates. Additionally, catch the exciting Bear Contest advertisement featuring details, prizes, and the buzz surrounding this engaging competition. This recording captures the diverse sounds of Denton, blending community news with the anticipation of a lively contest.

This film, referred to within the Denton Chamber of Commerce Collection as both "Dynamic Denton" and "We've Got Go," is the product of a promotional campaign organized by the Denton Chamber of Commerce. The film was made to show to industrial prospects, service clubs, and other local organizations. Production began in February 1968 and continued in locations around Denton until late April 1968. The soundtrack to the film is the 1967 promotional LP produced by the Chamber of Commerce, "Dynamic Denton in Sound and Music." The film was shown to the Chamber of Commerce in the spring of 1968 and had its local debut at the Campus Theater in August 1968. Screenings of the film, both locally and nation-wide, were accompanied by a musical performance by cast members. The film shows a group of young men and women driving a Volkswagen convertible and stopping in various locations. The footage includes musical performances by North Texas State University Lab Band, choir, The Serenaders, symphony orchestra and symphonic band as well as The Choraliers from Texas Woman's University. Also included is footage of university students in a laboratory, Dr. Pauline Beery Mack (TWU) discussing her work with NASA, Dr. C.L. Littlfield (NTSU) …

This film includes outtakes from the Denton Chamber of Commerce produced promotional film "We Got Go" or "Dynamic Denton" as well as a promotion film for the ICEE corporation directed by Joe Camp, "There's Gold in them there Chills." Both films feature Phyllis George.

This film includes outtakes from the Denton Chamber of Commerce produced promotional film "We Got Go" or "Dynamic Denton" and a promotional feature for the ICEE company directed by Joe Camp, "There's Gold in Them Thar Chills." Both films feature Phyllis George.

This film includes outtakes from the Denton Chamber of Commerce produced promotional film "We Got Go" or "Dynamic Denton" and a promotional film for the ICEE company directed by Joe Camp, "There's Gold in Them Thar Chills." Both films feature Phyllis George.

Sound recording of a jingle for the "We've Got Go" ad campaign and a radio presentation on the campaign, including an interview with narrator of the campaign, actor Hans Conried.

Sound recording of the Denton Presentation, dated 1968, immerses you in the historical ambiance of Denton during that era, capturing the essence of the community's spirit. Transition to an engaging advertisement for the "Collect Bears Contest," offering a delightful auditory journey blending Denton's history with the whimsy of a cherished bear-collecting adventure.

This film, referred to within the Denton Chamber of Commerce Collection as both "Dynamic Denton" and "We've Got Go," is the product of a promotional campaign organized by the Denton Chamber of Commerce. The film was made to show to industrial business prospects, service clubs, and other local organizations. Production began in February 1968 and continued in locations around Denton until late April 1968. The soundtrack to the film is the 1967 promotional LP produced by the Chamber of Commerce, "Dynamic Denton in Sound and Music." The film was shown to the Chamber of Commerce in the spring of 1968 and had its local debut at the Campus Theater in August 1968. Also included is footage of university students in a laboratory, Dr. Pauline Beery Mack (TWU) discussing her work with NASA, Dr. C.L. Littlefield (NTSU) and his work with the Ford Foundation, and a researcher who studies water pollution.

Photograph of adult coaches with a children's soccer team.

Photograph of bags of flour traveling through the factory at Morrison Milling Co. in Denton, TX. The bags are open and have purple interiors and white exteriors with other details printed in blue. The bags sit in a single-file line as they move along a narrow green machine. The bottommost bag in the image is visibly filled with flour. The background behind the green machine appears to be a concrete floor with other machinery built upon it.

Photograph of a bathroom at the Redbud Inn. In the left half of the photo, a white door has been left open to reveal a small room containing a toilet and a bathtub. Both objects are white, though the toilet has a wooden lid. A white shower curtain has been pulled to the right edge of the bathtub. The walls of the small room are white except for their bottom halves, which are covered by a red and green flowery wallpaper. Outside of this small room in the rest of the photo is a sink, which is partially covered by the open door. The sink is white and ha a pink bottle of soap sitting at its center. Above the sink, hanging on the wall, is a large square mirror with two lights above it. On the wall to the right of the mirror is a socket, a small wooden ledge, and a small wooden cupholder that currently holds an uncovered white cup. Further to the right sits s mall wooden piece of furniture, above which is a dark red towel on a rack fixed to the wall.

Photograph of a bedroom at Healing Springs Ranch. The walls of the bedroom are solid yellow across their upper half and a pale wood on their bottom half, while a decorated line of blue separates the two sections. A large bed sits against one wall near a corner, its surface covered by a white blanket patterned with dark overlapping circles. The headboard of the bed is comprised of two rows of small wooden logs. Five pillows have been lain against the headboard including two that match the bed's blanket. On the wall above the headboard are two monochromatic illustrations of horses, both set in simple wood frames. To the left of the pictures, near the room's visible corner, is an image of a horse's head hanging under the word "Welcome". Against the left wall sits a tall and narrow wooden dresser, its top occupied by multiple small objects including a clock. On the wall behind the top of the dresser hangs a small blanket patterned geometrically in browns and oranges. The bottom edge of a ceiling light appears above the dresser and blanket at the top edge of the photo.

Photograph of a bedroom at Roadrunner Farm. The room has light blue walls, two of which are visible and have white windows in them. The ceiling is white and has a white ceiling fan hanging from it. Placed in a corner of the room is a bed covered by a blue blanket and a multi-colored striped blanket, plus a cluster of patterned blue and white pillows that lay against the right wall in the photo. To the right of the bed, placed against the right wall, is a long, dark wooden end table with an orange and white lamp placed atop it along with three different stacks of books and magazines. A small pot of small, stick-like plants also sits on the end table towards the right edge of the photo.

Photograph of a bedroom at Roadrunner Farm. The room's walls are light blue while the ceiling is pale gray and wood patterned. A bed covered by a multi-colored and striped blanket, plus a group of variously colored and patterned pillows, sits with its longest side against the right wall in the photo. Above the bed on the wall opposite the camera taking the photo is a framed picture of an illustration of a person in a white shirt, blue overalls, and a straw hat. To the left of the bed is a small wicker box with small wooden object containing a book on top of it, both sitting against the wall. Above these objects, the edge of a white set of shutters can be seen in the wall.

Photograph of a bedroom at the Country Place at Cross Roads. The room's bed is centered against the left wall shown and has a red, blue, pink, and white blanket decorated with fruit illustrations on it that's partially covered by a white blanket with a silver pattern. Four pillows with covers resembling the white and silver blanket sit at the head of the bed along with a smaller pillow with vegetable imagery on it. Hanging on the wall above the bed is a wreath containing small vegetables. The wall itself is a pale tan color with a pattern of diagonal dots across it. On either side of the bed are tall windows with short dark curtains at their tops, the rest of windows covered by a thin white cloth. To the left of the left of the bed is a nightstand covered by a patterned cloth that has a flower-shaped lamp, a small clock, and a box of tissues on it. To the right of the bed is a shadowed chair with a rabbit plush in it and a lamp, above which is a rabbit drawing hanging on the wall.

Photograph of a bedroom at the Country Place at Cross Roads. The bed has been placed to the left of the door into the room, which has been left open, with the head of the bed at the off-white wall. A white blanket patterned with colorful flowers covers the bed as a cluster of pillows with the same colors and patterning sit at the head of the bed. The frame of the bed is a dark brown wood. Hanging on the wall above the bed is a horizontal bundle of sticks and leaves. On the right wall, on the other side of the room's door, hangs a painting of flowers. Through the open door, a pale wall with an argyle pattern can be seen.