Photograph of the Torah March, August 8, 2000, during which members of Beth-El Congregation carry Torah scrolls from the old synagogue to the new. The march was organized to transport the congregation's six handwritten Torah scrolls 7.5 miles from the old synagogue at 207 W. Broadway Avenue to the temple's new building at 4900 Briarhaven Road. In this image, those at the front of the march include several teenagers in the temple youth group. The Torahs, usually covered with velvet mantles, are protected with white terry-cloth covers decorated with a blue Jewish star. Also at the front of the procession are members of the color guard from Jewish War Veterans Martin Hochster Post #755. Some of the other 300 congregants who participated are visible in the background.

Photograph of teenagers from the Fort Worth Federation of Temple Youth carrying the Torahs during the Torah march. The Torah march was organized to carry the six handwritten Torah scrolls 7.5 miles from the old synagogue at 207 W. Broadway Avenue to the new Temple Beth-El location at 4900 Briarhaven Road. In this image, five teenagers carry the Torahs (covered by white terry-cloth covers decorated with a blue Jewish star) in a line. From left to right, they are: Adam Hollander, Corey Pew, Tommy Campbell, Micah Horton, and Sarah Rausch. An unidentified young girl is visible in the foreground and parked cars are visible in the background. Handwritten text on the back of the photo says, "Beth-El Archives, Torah March, Aug. 13, 2000, FWFTY carriers of Torahs."

Photograph of Rozanne and Billy Rosenthal holding two of the Torahs (covered by white terry-cloth covers decorated with a blue Jewish star) at the Torah march, August 13, 2000. The Torah march was organized to carry the six handwritten Torah scrolls 7.5 miles from the old synagogue at 207 W. Broadway Avenue to the new Temple Beth-El located at 4900 Briarhaven Road. In this image, the Rosenthals are posing with the Torahs outside of a building; they are both wearing baseball caps with the words "Torah Toter" written across the front. Some of the other 300 congregants who participated are visible in the background.

Photograph of congregation members from Temple Beth-El in Fort Worth, Texas during the Torah march. The Torah march was organized to carry the six handwritten Torah scrolls 7.5 miles from the synagogue at 207 W. Broadway Avenue to the new Temple Beth-El location at 4900 Briarhaven Road. In this image, a group of people are in Forest Park during part of the march. The three people in the foreground are Sandra free (chair of the event), Steven Ginsberg holding a Torah (covered by terry-cloth covers that are white with a blue Jewish star), and Jeanne Ginsberg. Some of the other 300 congregants who participated are visible in the background.

Photograph of congregation members from Temple Beth-El in Fort Worth, Texas during the Torah March including a color guard from Jewish War Veterans Martin Hochster Post #755 who led the final stretch. The Torah march was organized to carry the six handwritten Torah scrolls 7.5 miles from the old synagogue at 207 W Broadway Avenue to the new Temple Beth-El at 4900 Briarhaven Road. In this photograph, the color guard includes (from left to right) Ted Hoffman carrying the American flag, George Seff with the Lone Star flag, Gary Baum carrying the post banner, and Zac Shlachter, a teen in the congregation's youth group.

Photograph of Oklahoma Highway Patrol officers during the Clara Luper Corridor Dedication, Oklahoma City, OK, August 26, 2000. From left to right are Trooper A.J. Jamerson, Trooper Nate Starks, First Lieutenant Mike Thompson, Lieutenant Colonel Jerry Cason, Second Lieutenant Herb McDonald, Second Lieutenant Paul Timmons, and Second Lieutenant Ross Burks.

Piece of artwork created by Melba Saldaña of a man leaning against his knee and holding his hands.

Photograph of a piece of artwork created by Candace Brinceño, featuring roses formed to a square shape.

Photograph of a man and a woman having drinks during a reception at the Young Latino Artists exhibit in the Mexic-Arte Museum.

Photograph of a woman wearing a silver top, and speaking at the podium during a reception at the Young Latino Artists exhibit.

Photograph of a sculpture of two individuals sitting on stones, created by Rosemary Cantu.

Photograph of a piece of artwork created by Joanna Zammaron, featuring a woman standing next to a mirror and holding a camera.

Painting of a shirtless male, with numerous tattoos, jewelry, and piercings on his body. The man has his hand in his pocket and is smoking a cigarette; the caption at the bottom reads: "When This Vato Said 'Supp'."

Photograph of a speaker giving a speech at the Young Latino Artists exhibit; she is standing in front of a large painting of a number of houses.

Photograph of a woman speaking at the podium during the Young Latino Artists exhibit; the podium is positioned in front of a large painting of a number of houses, and a set of drums.

Photograph of paintings hanging on a wall of the Young Latino Artists exhibit, created by Vartolome Maceyra. The painting on the left shows a man with his elbow on his knee; the one in the middle shows a elderly man holding a book; and the one on the right shows a young girl holding a bag.

Flowery painting created by Candace Brinceño, featuring blue flowers on an orange and red background.

Photograph of a piece of art created by Candace Brinceño featuring objects formed in the shape of roses.

Piece of artwork created by Melba Saldaña featuring a photograph of a set of folded hands behind a man's back.

Photograph of a painting done by Vincent Valdez featuring a man sitting next to a religious vase and a painting hanging on the wall.

Photograph of a band performing at the Young Latino Artists exhibit, including two guitar players, a drummer, and a person playing bongo drums.

Photograph of a man dancing and singing into a microphone while a guitar player is playing a song in the background.

Painting of a man sitting next to a small religious vase, and and a painting by "Valdez" from 1946.

Photograph of a small sculpture of a standing individual created by Rosemary Cantu.