Receipt from Byrd Williams Photo, located at the Westcliff Center in Fort Worth, Texas, written out to Dr. Kenneth Thurmand for a grand total of $57.00

Letter to and from unnamed individuals, in which the writer discusses the prevalence of scarlet fever in their hometown of Dyersburg. It also includes an account of the possible sickness of the writer's son, and ends with her calling for the doctor.

Profile of John Gay turned to the side, looking straight ahead with a blank expression on his face. He is wearing a light-colored, short-sleeve t-shirt. He has short, dark hair and a mole along his jawline. A light, solid-colored backdrop behind him.

Catalog from the exhibition, "Unverzagt, Das Hotel Balzer!," June 3–July 15, 2007, held at the Künstlerhaus Schloss Balmoral and Kur- und Stadtmuseum. Includes: foreword, essays, list of artworks in the exhibition, selected images, biographical notes. Byrd Williams IV was one of the artists featured in the exhibition.

A book of photographs by Byrd Williams IV from an exhibition in Germany titled, "Ortsbeschreibungen." A list of the photographs in the book is included.

Photograph of a view of Fort Worth from the Harris Memorial Methodist Hospital. Numerous buildings and streets are visible.

Photograph of the interior of the Queen of Hearts costume and magic shop in Plano, Texas. Various costumes and costume accessories are on display in the store. The store's counter can be seen in the background with the words "Queen of Hearts Magic" painted above it on the wall.

Photograph of a mural titled "Diane," that was created by Dan & Mae Hitchcock on June 4, 1987. The mural is an illustration of a woman's face.

Photograph of a bar called "Everybody's Talking" and the Fort Worth Water Works tower. There is a billboard advertisement above the bar that reads, "Golden Lights," and there is a news stand across the street.

Photograph of a yard with three automobiles. A large sign that reads "Jacobs" stands above one of the automobiles.

Photograph of the bride, Lajean (Jean) Valentine Hitch, feeding cake to her groom, James Alan Wharton at their wedding in Fort Worth. The couple are smiling at one another after their recent nuptials, standing in front of their wedding cake.

Photograph of newlyweds, Lajean (Jean) Valentine Hitch and James Alan Wharton cutting their wedding cake together. The couple are smiling at one another after their recent nuptials.

Photograph of Lajean (Jean) Valentine Hitch and James Alan Wharton being wed by Rev. B. L. Davis. The couple have their wedding party on their flanks, as they exchange rings with one another.

Photograph of the wedding gifts Lajean and James Alan Wharton received during their nuptials laid out on a bed in a family home. Some wedding gifts include pots and pants, a wall clock, an alarm, and other assorted home gifts.

Photograph of (L to R) Marjorie Lee Hitch and Samuel Humphrey Hitch, Lajean (Jean) Valentine Hitch (mother and father of Jean), James Alan Wharton, Mary Sue Wharton, and Wilbur Worth Wharton Sr. (mother and father of James).

Photograph of the bride, Lajean (Jean) Valentine Hitch, having her veil placed by her mother, Marjorie Lee Hitch at Jean's wedding to James Alan Wharton.

Photograph of bridesmaid Alexandra “Sandra” Wharton related to groom James Alan Wharton, mother of the bride Marjorie Lee Hitch and Susanne Rankin plating pieces of wedding cake after James and Jean's nuptials.

Photograph of the interior of the Queen of Hearts costume and magic shop in Plano, Texas. Various costumes and costume accessories are on display in the store. The store's counter can be seen in the background with the words "Queen of Hearts Magic" painted above it on the wall.

Photograph of The Knights of Pythias Building is a historic three-story redbrick Knights of Pythias building located at 315 Main Street in Fort Worth, Texas. Also known as the Knights of Pythias Castle Hall. The skyscrapers are towering over this small building.

Photograph of an unidentified man and woman standing on a blue stage in front of a gold curtain. The woman is wearing a white dress and holding a bouquet of yellow flowers. The man is wearing a black and white tuxedo with a red carnation on the lapel. They are members of the Musagete Follies, a musical theater group from Texas Wesleyan University.

Portrait of John Gay looking at the camera with a blank expression on his face. He is wearing a light-colored, short-sleeve t-shirt with "Fort Worth" printed on it. He has short, dark hair and a mole on his chin. A light, solid-colored backdrop behind him.

Photograph of Curtis Stiles and his sister Doris eating barbecue together at a table. Curtis is sitting on the left and is biting into a pork rib. Doris sits next to him and is looking down at her plate of food. Both of them has a can of Black Label beer resting on the table in front of them. They are sitting outdoors and a yard can be seen in the background.

Photograph of an automobile speed race. The streets are lined with orange cones and there are multiple flags and banners marking the road and the event. In the background is a large parking lot where visitors of the event have parked their vehicles

Photograph of a Volkswagen parked on a neighborhood street in Allen, Texas in the summer of 1993. The photo includes surrounding one-story houses, vehicles, and trees lining the sidewalks.