Photograph of Eddy and George Cranston in professional attire standing by a WBAP camera.

Photograph of an advertisement for 'Kemble Brother's Furniture'.

Photograph of an advertisement for 'Vergal Bourland Home Appliances' including an address.

Photograph of an advertisement slide for 'Warner Electric Company'.

Photograph of a photo of the street view of Johnnie Johnson Tire Co. building on 501 Calhoun.

Photograph of a man with his hands on an open Bible, photographed for the cover of the Thanksgiving edition of the Bell News.

Photograph of three unidentified men standing in front of a Rambler brand car on a sound stage. The car is sitting in front of a dark curtain that is hanging from the ceiling and arranged in a L-shape. On the curtain near the trunk of the car is a design on the curtain that looks like flower petals in a wavy circle. Behind the hood of the car, there is a sign that looks like a road sign against the curtain the says "Rambler Dallas-Tarrant County Rambler Dealers". There is a WBAP-TV camera in front of the men on the left side of the image.

Photograph of Lenore Romney. In this portrait, Romney is wearing a pearl necklace and a formal dress.

Photograph of a crowd at Moratorium Day, a demonstration held by students across the nation against United States involvement in the Vietnam War, October 15, 1969.

Portrait of Alfred Hurley, 1982-10-15.

Photograph of the North Texas State University musical ensemble called the Zebras in 1985. Dan Haerle formed The Zebras in 1980 to give keyboard players a special opportunity to work with electronic instruments. Haerle (back row, far left) can be seen posing with the twelve band members on a small hill on the NTSU campus. Two of the members hold guitars and four members pose with keyboards. A campus building is visible in the background.

Photograph of the North Texas State University musical ensemble called the Zebras in 1985. Dan Haerle formed The Zebras in 1980 to give keyboard players a special opportunity to work with electronic instruments. Haerle (back row, far left) can be seen posing with the twelve band members on a small hill on the NTSU campus. Two of the members hold guitars and four members pose with keyboards. A campus building is visible in the background.

Photograph of the North Texas State University musical ensemble called the Zebras in 1985. Dan Haerle formed The Zebras in 1980 to give keyboard players a special opportunity to work with electronic instruments. Haerle (back row, far left) can be seen posing with the twelve band members on a small hill on the NTSU campus. Two of the members hold guitars and four members pose with keyboards. A campus building is visible in the background.

Photograph of the North Texas State University musical ensemble called the Zebras in 1985. Dan Haerle formed The Zebras in 1980 to give keyboard players a special opportunity to work with electronic instruments. Haerle (back row, far left) can be seen posing with the twelve band members on a small hill on the NTSU campus. Two of the members hold guitars and four members pose with keyboards. A campus building is visible in the background.

Photograph of the North Texas State University musical ensemble called the Zebras in 1985. Dan Haerle formed The Zebras in 1980 to give keyboard players a special opportunity to work with electronic instruments. Haerle (back row, far left) can be seen posing with the twelve band members on a small hill on the NTSU campus. Two of the members hold guitars and four members pose with keyboards. A campus building is visible in the background.

Photograph of the North Texas State University musical ensemble called the Zebras in 1985. Dan Haerle formed The Zebras in 1980 to give keyboard players a special opportunity to work with electronic instruments. Haerle (back row, far left) can be seen posing with the twelve band members on a small hill on the NTSU campus. Two of the members hold guitars and four members pose with keyboards. A campus building is visible in the background.

Photograph of the North Texas State University musical ensemble called the Zebras in 1985. Dan Haerle formed The Zebras in 1980 to give keyboard players a special opportunity to work with electronic instruments. Haerle (back row, far left) can be seen posing with the twelve band members on a small hill on the NTSU campus. Two of the members hold guitars and four members pose with keyboards. A campus building is visible in the background.

Video footage from the KXAS-TV/NBC station in Fort Worth, Texas, to accompany a news story.

Video footage from the KXAS-TV/NBC station in Fort Worth, Texas, to accompany a news story.

Three photographs taped to a sheet of paper labeled, "Chartering of Brazos Valley Chapter #45 Granbury Texas, October 15, 1992." The number 1 has been written in the top left corner of the paper. The top photograph shows five men standing side by side, facing to the right of the photograph. They are all looking at the camera and smiling. The middle photograph shows three women standing next to each other, smiling. Two men can be seen conversing in the background on the left side of the photograph. The bottom photograph shows a group of men split into two rows; those in the back row are standing, and those in the front row are sitting. They are all looking to the left of the camera and smiling. People can be seen sitting at a table in the bottom right corner of the photograph. A scan of the back of the paper attached to the photographs has also been included.

Three photographs taped to a sheet of paper, depicting a chartering event for the TXSSAR Brazos Valley Chapter in Granbury, Texas. The number 2 has been written in the top right corner of the paper. The top photograph shows men standing in the audience, facing to the right of the camera. One man is raising his right hand in the air. Members of the audience can be seen sitting at tables around them. The middle photograph shows a man facing to the left of the camera, holding a large certificate. Two men are standing to the left of him. People can be seen sitting at tables in the bottom portion of the photograph. The bottom photograph shows the same three men standing. The man with the certificate is now shaking hands with the man next to him. They are holding the certificate between them and smiling. Members of the audience can be seen clapping. A scan of the back of the paper attached to the photographs has also been included.

Three photographs taped to a sheet of paper, depicting a chartering event for the TXSSAR Brazos Valley Chapter in Granbury, Texas. The number 3 has been written in the top right corner of the paper. The top photograph shows three men standing at the front of a room, facing to the left of the camera. They are all smiling. Members of the audience can be seen sitting at tables around them. The middle photograph shows the same men, now standing with a woman. The man on the left side of the group is looking down at something in his hands. The other three people are looking at him. The bottom photograph shows the same four people. One man in the center of the group is beginning to sit down at the table in front of him. A scan of the back of the paper attached to the photographs has also been included.

Photograph of the TXSSAR Brazos Valley Chapter officers at an event on October 15, 1992. They are split into two rows; men in the back row are standing, and those in the front row are sitting. They are all looking at the camera and smiling. A scan of the back of the photograph has also been included.

Video footage from the KXAS-TV/NBC station in Fort Worth, Texas, to accompany a news story.