Photograph taken for a story in the Oklahoma Times newspaper. Caption: "says the recession hasn't hurt him"

Photograph of the exhibition "Projects I: David McManaway," March 19-April 27, 1975, held at the Dallas Museum of Fine Arts.

Photograph of the exhibition "Projects I: David McManaway," March 19-April 27, 1975, held at the Dallas Museum of Fine Arts.

Photograph of the exhibition "Projects I: David McManaway," March 19-April 27, 1975, held at the Dallas Museum of Fine Arts.

Photograph of the exhibition "Projects I: David McManaway," March 19-April 27, 1975, held at the Dallas Museum of Fine Arts.

Photograph of the exhibition "Projects I: David McManaway," March 19-April 27, 1975, held at the Dallas Museum of Fine Arts.

Photograph of the education exhibition, "Is There Magic in Art?" 1975, held at the Dallas Museum of Fine Arts.

Photograph of the exhibition "Projects I: David McManaway," March 19-April 27, 1975, held at the Dallas Museum of Fine Arts.

Photograph of the exhibition "Projects I: David McManaway," March 19-April 27, 1975, held at the Dallas Museum of Fine Arts.

Photograph of the installation of the Pre-Columbian Gallery at the Dallas Museum of Fine Arts in 1975.

Photograph of the education exhibition, "Is There Magic in Art?" 1975, held at the Dallas Museum of Fine Arts.

Photograph of the exhibition "Projects I: David McManaway," March 19-April 27, 1975, held at the Dallas Museum of Fine Arts.

Richardson Public Library looking southeast from the corner of Arapaho Road and Civic Center Drive. Red and white azaleas in foreground. Cars visible in parking lot. Civic Center [City Hall] building and water tower visible in right background.

Photograph of eight men in suits, coats, and hard hats at a ground breaking ceremony on an empty dirt lot. The men are standing on a platform of wooden planks, and one of the men is standing at a short podium on a small table. There are nine shovels propped up against the table. In the background, leafless trees, power lines, and the tops of buildings are partially visible. On the back of the photograph is an identifier stamp with the date typewritten.

Photograph of eight men in suits, coats, and hard hats at a ground breaking ceremony on an empty dirt lot. The men are standing on a long platform of wooden planks, and one of the men is standing at a short podium on a small table covered by a red tablecloth. Two small speakers sit on either end of the platform There are nine shovels propped up against the table. In the background, leafless trees, power lines, and the tops of buildings are partially visible. On the back of the photograph is an identifier stamp with the date typewritten.

Photograph of the Trinity Methodist (located at 2120 McKinney) in Dallas, Texas.

Photograph of the Millermore in Dallas, Texas.

Photograph of the El Centro in Dallas, Texas.

Photograph used for a newspaper owned by the Oklahoma Publishing Company.

Photograph of a historic property located at 441 South Dallas Street in Dallas, Texas.

Photograph of the Trinity Methodist Episcopal Church (located at 2120 McKinney) in Dallas, Texas.

Photograph of the Dallas West Library, now known as the Dallas West Branch of the Dallas Public Library collective. This library was opened in 1975 and located at 2332 Singleton Boulevard in Dallas, Texas. This photograph was commissioned by client Howard Mayer.

Photograph of the Dallas West Library, now known as the Dallas West Branch of the Dallas Public Library collective. This library was opened in 1975 and located at 2332 Singleton Boulevard in Dallas, Texas. The interior shows the row of catalog drawers in the office space. This photograph was commissioned by client Howard Mayer.

Photograph of the interior for the Dallas West Library, now known as the Dallas West Branch of the Dallas Public Library collective. This library was opened in 1975 and located at 2332 Singleton Boulevard in Dallas, Texas. There are three tall statues to the right side, across from the catalog that is lining the left. This photograph was commissioned by client Howard Mayer.