Photograph of Cadillac Ranch, a roadside attraction along Route 66 west of Amarillo, Texas. The attraction includes a row of Cadillac automobiles that are half buried in the ground and covered in graffiti.

Photograph of Dr. Elizabeth A. Taylor sitting on a couch in front of a white backdrop. She is wearing a checker-pattern dress and a necklace with matching earrings. In the photograph, she is looking at the camera.

Photograph of individuals standing under a tree in front of a small building. The small building has numerous large windows. Three small trees are in a row in front of the building.

Photograph of Carol Williams standing outdoors and holding a video camera up towards her face. Carol is looking off to the side and smiling. She is wearing a pine-piece, dark green bathing suit, and flippers. She has shoulder-length blonde hair with bangs that appears to have been curled. A multi-story building can be seen behind her.

Photograph of Doris Williams seated at a patio table outdoors. She is looking off to the side and smiling while having one hand on her ponytail. Doris appears to be wearing a dark one-piece bathing suit. Her hair is short, blonde, and pulled into a small ponytail.

Photograph of Pam Williams swimming in a pool. Pam is looking upwards towards the camera, squinting and smiling while holding onto the edge of the pool. Her dark hair is wet and swept back out of her face.

Photograph of Pam and Doris Williams seated at a patio table outdoors. Pam is leaning back in her chair and looking off to the side. Doris is looking off to the while having one hand on her ponytail. The table in front of them contains multiple beverage cups and several other items. Both Pam and Doris are wearing one-piece bathing suits.

Photograph of Byrd IV and Pam standing outdoors and wearing swimsuits. Byrd is standing with one hand placed on his hip and looks downwards at a tree trunk. Pam is standing on the tree trunk and looking off to the side. Byrd is wearing red, black, and gray striped, high-waisted swim shorts. Pam is wearing a pink, one-piece bathing suit. Trees and a striped table umbrella can be seen behind them.

Photograph of Pam Williams and an unknown friend seated at a patio table outdoors. Both children are looking off to the side and slightly smiling. Both girls have hair that appears to be wet from swimming. The unknown girl has a towel wrapped around her shoulders. In the background, the exterior of a brick building can be seen.

Photograph of a two-story building with a row of bushes and striped table umbrellas in front of it. A sidewalk on the left leads to a swimming pool. Many individuals can be seen lounging around the pool.

Photograph of Robert Shockley playing an acoustic guitar and smoking a cigarette against a blue backdrop. Shockley was a victim of the AIDs epidemic.

Photograph of a south view of Joe Daiches Jewelers on the corner of north Houston Street and west Weatherford Streets. A large building is also shown behind the store as well.

Photograph of Throckmorton Street at the intersection of West 10th Street, looking northeast. The A.D Marshall Public Safety and Courts Building is shown on the left.

Photograph of a poolside and a mural of an ocean with birds and palm trees. Trees and buildings are shown behind the two pool chairs and mural.

Photograph of a north view of Houston Street at the 900 block. Eli's Pizza and Peters Bros Inc. signs are seen.

Photograph of a deteriorating building in the Fort Worth Stockyards. Designed in the Spanish/Old West style, this brick building had been plastered over in its time to create a smooth finish. The photo shows how the plaster has started to come off, exposing the brick once more. Each visible window is arched and has pointed arches outlining them. The walls themselves do not appear to be crumbling, it is just the plaster casing that is falling away. A street runs in front of the building, a small lamppost sits on the side of it, and a telephone pole stands tall above the building to the right of the photo.

Photograph of the side of St. Patrick's Cathedral at 1206 Throckmorton Street in Fort Worth, Texas. The building is made of stone and has wrought iron designs on the cathedral windows. Small bushes grow against the building, underneath the windows. A mature tree grows in a circle of shorter plants, only the trunk and a few lower leaves showing in the photo. There are other buildings in the background.

Photograph of a train track and bridge that overlooks a street that goes under the tracks.

Photograph of Robert Shockley playing an acoustic guitar with a lit cigarette held by the strings at the neck of the instrument against a backdrop. Shockley was a victim of the AIDs epidemic.

Photograph of the façade of the First United Methodist Church of Fort Worth and the statue of Jesus Christ located at 800 W 5th Street in Fort Worth, Texas. The church itself is in the background of the photo. It is made of light-colored material, and has two towers of different heights. There are three entryways into the building, each under an arched inset. The statue is near the camera and features Jesus Christ holding the Bible opened in one hand, and his other pointing to the sky. It stands on a pedestal in the middle of hedges. A parking lot sits between the statue and the church, and many mature trees grow around the campus.