Photograph of the flat iron building at 1000 Houston Street in Fort Worth, Texas. The building is older, with sign of age showing on its borders and the style of architecture. Directly behind it, a very modern, all-glass building creates a stark contrast to the flat iron building. A mature tree grows on the left side of the photo, behind a lamppost with four globe-shaped light fixtures on it.

Photograph of the pillars at the First Christian Church located at 612 Throckmorton Street, in Fort Worth. The large columns extend above the photo and sit on an outer portion of a wall. This wall makes up a border for the stairs on the left side of the photo. There are two columns pictured, and they are in the left 2/3 of the image. They are next to a set of stairs that leads to the entrance of the building. There is another building in the background.

Photograph of East 4th Street in Fort Worth, looking west. The Burk Burnett building is in the background, and a parking garage with an arrow-shaped sign pointing to it, is near the camera, to the left of the photo. The sign reads "PARKING." There are cars parked along the sides of the road, and one is blurry, as it was parking while the long-exposure photo was being taken. The sky is cloudy, and a trio of men are standing at the entrance to the parking garage.

Photograph of a woman tending a counter at a bingo parlor. The counter is not symmetrical with one edge being slanted, and it has a clear display case in its center. A section of lattice sits on top of it with a small cut out section creating a window for the woman to work through. A variety of bingo advertisements lean against the lattice, a there is a large number of discarded tickets and other bingo paraphernalia on the ground in front of the counter. A sign hanging above the counter reads "Instant Bingo," and folding tables sit to the left of the photo, on linoleum floors.

Photograph of an individual tending a concession stand at the Plano Bingo Parlor at 2550 14th Street in Plano, Texas. The individual is blurred out of the photo as they stand in a small room with a large, open window area. A bulletin board on the left side of this window has photos of bingo cards pinned to it. A sign on the back wall of the stand advertises prices for bingo sessions, and a t-shirt is tacked to the wall for display. A large pole, from which an old television is suspended from the side, is standing near to the camera, nearly cutting the photo in half.

Photograph of a dorm room in Graceland Hall, at A&M Commerce. The door to the dorm is open, allowing the camera to see the decorations on the front of it. The door's paint is peeling, and there are two images, one saying "EAT MORE TOAD" and the other "PLEASE", taped to the door under the image of a person sitting in a chair. The left side of the photo shows another open door that leads to the bathroom, of which a sink and a few towels are visible. The far right of the photo shows the hallway of the dorm.

Photograph of Byrd Williams IV's bedroom on Hawthorne Street. The photo has a dark vignette around it, showing only a circle of the image. The room is sparse, the bed unmade, with the covers pushed onto half of it, leaving the other half bare. A nightstand sits on either side of the bed, with woodgrain that matches the bed's headboard, the left one with a small lamp with a tilted shade. The left of the photo shows piles of cardboard boxes used for storage, and the right shows folded clothes in piles in the corner and by the dresser that is partially cut out of the frame. A doorway on the right has an open door.

Photograph of a bathroom with black and white checkered tile. The walls of the bathroom are shiny, smaller tiles, while the floor is a little bit more faded, with larger square tiles. A wall, also made of the same checkerboard, divides the room into halves. On the left is a urinal, with the edge of one on the very left edge of the photo, and the right has a row of sinks with soap dispensers mounted to the large rectangular mirror. A trashcan sits on the far right of the photo.

Photograph of an apartment kitchen on Hawthorne in Allen, Texas. There is a half-circle, dark vignette on the right side of the photo. The edge of a doorframe divides the photo in half, with the left being a storage area with cleaning products, binders, and a trashcan. The right shows the kitchen with patterned linoleum floors, wooden cabinets, and a coffee pot on the counter. The fridge is white and stands next to a doorway that shows a bike in the apartment's entryway.

Photograph of the Land Title Block Building on the corner of Commerce and E 4th Street, in Fort Worth. The brick building has multiple stories and an uneven roof line, with a variety of windows in all shapes and sizes. A rectangular window on the left side of the building, between two doors, reads "DADDIO'S!." Many other buildings stand behind and around the Land Title Block and a street runs in front of it. The sky is cloudy.

Photograph of people playing bingo at Plano Bingo Parlor. The people are all blurred out as they sit at long folding tables with multiple bingo cards in front of each of them. Ashtrays, drink cups, and snacks are interspersed among the tables, along with dotting tools. The caller is sat behind a podium with a mic, and an American flag and the Bingo number board hang behind him.

Photograph of an apartment on Hawthorn in Allen, Texas. A wall stands slightly to the left, in the middle of the image, dividing it into two sections. The left shows barstools and other furniture, as well as a blurry person who was moving when the long-exposure photo was taken. The right shows a kitchen with patterned linoleum floors and wooden cabinets. Near the camera is dirty carpet and a bike tire.

Photograph of cowboy boots and a pitcher on the floor at Daddio's Jazz Café, located at 149 E 4th Street, in Fort Worth. The worn boots and tipped, dusty pitcher sit on a dirty, braided rug. A tall, rectangular section of wood stands upright to the left of the photo, and an electrical outlet is affixed to the grimy wall. A piece of trash is at the mouth of the pitcher.

Photograph of clothes hanging in the Turner and Dingee Food Store in Fort Worth. The clothes are on hangers, and are hanging on a line that bows in the middle due to the weight of the clothes. Behind the clothes are wooden crates stacked on top of each other, with boxes of products in them, labeled in Spanish. A leaflet of folded papers hangs from the top box, and a written list is tacked to it. The background is dark.

Photograph of a building at 1540 North Main Street in Fort Worth, Texas. The brick building is two stories with stone arch tops in the middle section of the walls, over each window, door, and indention area. The front windows are barred, and there are awnings over every visible door. Concrete steps lead up to the entrance, and a stone boundary separates a small section of landscaping from the sidewalk and road in front of the building. A sign on the side of the building reads "BAIL BONDS..." as the building is being used as a jail in the photo.

Photograph of the 777 Main Street skyscraper in Fort Worth at the corner of E 7th and Main. The glass building has multiple levels with an uneven roof line. Each section of the building, going away from the corner facing the camera gets higher and wider, creating a pyramid effect. It reflects the buildings that are across the street, ad a stoplight sits on the corner of the sidewalk in front of it.

Photograph of a multi-story house in Fort Worth. The grand house features two large balconies, a full front porch, and large, ornate columns holding up the upper balcony. A shining black vehicle is parked in the grassy lawn that is in front of the house and its flower beds with topiary. A concrete path leads to the right of the photo, and large tree trunk covers a majority of the left half of the photo.

Photograph of a bed in the upstairs portion of Daddio's Jazz Café located at 149 E 4th Street in Fort Worth, Texas. The unmade bed has a striped sheet on a striped mattress, with one pillow and a dark blanket. A pair of slippers and an ashtray with cigarette buts laying around it sit on the floor next to the bed. The headboard abuts a cracking plaster wall that is next to a door. Another door, looking identical to the other, is on the right side of the photo.

Photograph of a staircase going down, on the west side of the U.S. Post Office Central that is located at 251 W. Lancaster Avenue in Fort Worth, Texas. The concrete stairs have a metal railing on the right and a wall as the railing on the left. In the upper center of the photo, a lamppost sits on the front wall of the stairwell. There is an overpass in the background.

Photograph of the staircase entrance to the Armour and Swift meatpacking plant on E. Exchange Street in Fort Worth. A brick road leads up to the concrete stairs that are on the right side of the photo. The left side of the photo shows a hill of grass with the word "ARMOUR" in white in a mown oval on the side of the hill. A fire hydrant rests at the bottom of the hill, and mature trees grow at the top of it.

Photograph of the interior of KC Barbeque in Fort Worth. The cluttered entry to the establishment has a door on the right side of the photo, in the background, and paraphernalia, knickknacks, and farm equipment hang all over the walls and ceiling. A cabinet with large windows houses items for sale by the cash register. Another room is barely visible to the left of the photo, and a large metal pipe extends from its wall. There is a stand by the door, displaying the chips for sale in the restaurant.

Photograph of a dieffenbachia plant at Ben Herring Piano Restoration located at 3200 Greene Avenue in Fort Worth, Texas. The large plant is in front of a window that has the blinds closed. The leaves of the plant are large, and the bottom ones are droopy.

Photograph of Stairway Thrift Store on 2700 Hemphill, Fort Worth. The building is styled after a barn, and has many accents creating that façade. The right side of the building has ivy climbing up the walls. A sign in the bottom left corner reads "Stairway Thrift Store Now OPEN" in handwritten letters. Bunting is strung along on posts, outlining the concrete pad in front of the building.

Photograph of downtown Fort Worth taken from the porch of the First Christian Church, looking east. The photo shows many multi-storied buildings, all with lots of windows and one with a visible fire escape. The building to the right was the Continental National Building with its new sky bridge to the parking garage.