Denton men of Company C, 172 Battalion, Camp Hood, Texas. Written on back: Charles Allen Nowlin, Loyd Willingham, Doyle Vernice Taliaferro.

Photograph of Bailey Street in Denton, Texas, a dirt road with rows of houses on both sides, telephone poles on the right, and trees and other houses in the background. Bailey Street was amongst the last streets in Denton to be paved, hence the photograph.

Photograph of the courtyard on the South side of Denton City Hall (215 E. MicKinney Street), which was designed by O'Neil Ford. Ice can be seen covering the trees and ground covering.

Photograph of city manager Lloyd Harrell standing behind a banquet table giving Annette Watkins a 40 year award at the City of Denton Service Awards ceremony at TWU with mayor Bob Castleberry and another unidentified man clapping and watching in the background. The men are wearing suits and ties and Watkins is wearing a dark green dress.

Photograph of the Kiwanis Fountain outside City Hall after an ice storm with the Emily Fowler Library in the background. The trees and shrubs are covered in ice and the fountain appears to be frozen.

Photograph of a house on fire while fire fighters try to extinguish the flames with hoses; there is a large billow of black smoke coming from the house and several trees visible in the background.

Photograph of UNT's CoolN2 car, a gutted 1973 Volkswagen with a blue frame, two seats, with a large metal canister in the back, which ran on liquid nitrogen, at the Civic Center during the City of Denton's Hybrid Car Show.

Photograph of an indistinct object on fire on an unidentified dirt road in Roanoke Texas with billows of smoke in the foreground and background.

Photograph of the sign in front of Denton City Hall (215 E. McKinney Street) after an ice storm with ice hanging from the branches of nearby shrubs and trees and frost covering the ground. The old and new Denton Post Office can be seen in the background, as well as City Hall West in the distance.

Photograph of employees at the City of Denton Service Awards Banquet at Texas Woman's University in Denton, Texas. Employees pictured received their awards for 5 years of service. Front row: Manny Coronado, Carolyn Farmer, Carol Weller, Marilyn Williams, Jewel Austin. Second Row: unidentified man, Vince Gallegos, David Roby, Roger White, Eddie Driskell. Back Row: Fred Warswick, Billy Sangster.

Photograph of employees at the City of Denton Service Awards for 20 years of service, held at Texas Woman's University in Denton, Texas. In the front row: Delmar Bradshaw; Charlie McKenna, Engineering Technical Supervisor; Bobby Morris, Lead Utility Line Technician, Electric Distribution; and Ed Dawson, Electrical Department. In the back row: John Gandy, Foreman, Electric Metering/Substations; John Fender; Rick Barrett, worked for the City of Denton from July 9, 1969 to January 31, 1998; and Mike Leverton, Police, Detective of Criminal Investigation, later title change to Investigator, Office of the Year - 1995.

Photograph of employees at the City of Denton Service Awards Banquet at Texas Woman's University in Denton, Texas. Employees pictured received their awards for 10 years of service. Front row: Ron Rais, Bill Angelo, Judy Sharp, Gay Racina, Jerry Brown. Second row: Dwayne Browning, Ricky Collins, David Ayers, Joe Ayers, Jack Jarvis. Standing: Roger Beaird.

Two unidentified men in the interior of the Boylan Merchant Tailor Shop. One of the two men has been possibly identified as J. Enfarlment.

Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Wright standing beside a porch next to a brick house. Written on back of photo in black ink "Mr. & Mrs. W.C. Wright Jan-1906"

Photograph of Amelia Earhart and two unidentified women at Texas State College for Women, now known as Texas Woman's University. Ms. Earhart is in the middle. A large Western Union clock is hung on the wall in the background.

Amelia Earhart Putnam and three unidentified women at TSCW in Denton, Texas. Ms Earhart is seated at the center, while one is seated at each side and one standing to her left. She was there to present a lecture to students, entitled "Aviation Adventures," Saturday night, Jan. 25, 1936, as part of that semester's drama series. [The Denton Lass-o, January 16, 1936]