Photograph of Tarrant County District Attorney Doug Crouch pointing at a clipboard on Dearlease Johnson's desk while another woman looks on. "D.A. Doug Crouch and Mrs. Dearlease Johnson" is written on the back of the photo.

Photograph of Tarrant County District Attorney Doug Crouch showing a diagram of an automobile accident to another man. "Doug Crouch" is written on the back of the photo.

Draft of an article about Dr. May Owen. The article discusses her background, career, accomplishments, and major contributions to medicine.

Photograph of the front entrance to the Gateway Theatre in Fort Worth, Texas. There is a display sign that reads, "Bold Venture." Three women can be seen entering the theatre through the front entrance. A man wearing a hat stands in the ticket booth.

Photograph of a blur view of the Factory Outlet Shoe Store at night.

Photograph of an exterior view of the Factory Outlet Shoe Store. The store has neon sign boards that reads "America finest womens shoes," "Factory outlet shoe store," and "save 30 to 60%."

Photograph of the front views of the Factory Outlet Shoe Store and the Reid-Blount Shop.

Photograph of the Factory Outlet Shoe Store at night. The store has neon sign boards that reads "America finest womens shoes," "Factory outlet shoe store," and "save 30 to 60%."

Photograph of the display window at the Factory Outlet Shoe Store. There are a variety of shoes, and decorations in the window.

Photograph of and advertisement for Farm and Home Savings Association. The advertisement includes text that reads "In Dallas 1900 Main at St. Paul" and on the other side of a vertical line it reads "In Fort Worth 915 Houston".

Photograph of advertisement for Farm and Home showing the locations of their Dallas and Fort Worth offices. The locations are located beneath two pictures of buildings which are separated by a coat of arms. The coat of arms has the letters "F" and "H" inside of it. The text under the building on the left side reads "in Dallas 1900 Main at St. Paul" and the text under the building on the right side reads "in Fort Worth 915 Houston St.". Underneath both of these is text that reads "Farm and Home Savings Association".

Photograph of the phone numbers for the Dallas and Fort Worth Farm and Home locations. The paper of the advertisement is black while the phone numbers themselves are in white text. This text reads "Ft. Worth ED 5-1395 Dallas RI 2-6817". The paper is on a white canvas surface and you can see the shadows of fingers on this surface.

Photograph of two advertisements for First National Bank. They are laying on a white surface and are facing in opposite directions with the top of the ad on the left being closest to to left side of the image and the top of the ad on the right being closest to the right side of the image. The advertisement on the right has an illustration of a hand holding a pen that looks as though it is writing the text on the page. The text reads "Exclusively yours First National Bank of Fort Worth" in black cursive font. The advertisement on the left has an illustration of a hand that is holding a coin between the pointer finger and thumb. Both of the illustrations of hands have white outlines in place of shadows.

Photograph of a slide advertising The First National Bank of Fort Worth. The slide has a black border and pinned to a black board that is hanging on a wall. In the center of this black border is a grey rectangle with lighter grey, brick-like rectangles painted on it and there are large, white cursive letters over this that spell "fnb". Over these letters is a thin black strip with the words "The First National Bank of Fort Worth" in white letters inside of the strip.

Photograph of a front view of Colonial Country Club in Fort Worth, Texas. There are two WBAP vehicles to the right of the image. An automobile and two bicycles can be seen on the right.

Photograph of the front view of the Factory Outlet Shoe Store. The store has neon sign boards that reads "America finest womens shoes," "Factory outlet shoe store," and "save 30 to 60%." In front of the building, a car is parked on a street.

Photograph of a large crowd seated at the Gateway Theatre in Fort Worth, Texas.

Map shows mid-twentieth century Haltom City, Texas streets and property lines. No scale provided.

Photograph of Howard Hugh wearing a hat and smiling in front of a painting. The painting is of men riding horses on a dirt road. A patterned curtain can be seen behind him.

Jim Wright sits in the incomplete cockpit of an aircraft pulling on a handle as another man looks on.

Jim Wright, wearing full face-mask and gear, waves from the cockpit in a Convair B-58 airplane.

Journal published by the Texas State Historical Association containing articles written by members of the Junior Historians about various aspects of Texas history.

Letter from Albert Brown to Truett Latimer discussing an issue with the tax collection for The Wash Pot Automatic Laundry. Mr. Brown types out the letter they wrote to The Wash Pot. In it, they inform the business that they did not find a store license for any of their stores and that their case was referred to a district supervisor.

Letter from C. R. Smith to Harris Leon Kempner welcoming him as an Admiral of the Flagship Fleet and extending the privileges of the rank. He mentions all the privileges that Kempner have now asks if his wife needs an admission card. In the end he's requesting Kempner to give suggestions so they'd do better.