B-roll video footage from the KXAS-TV/NBC station in Fort Worth, Texas, covering a news story about opposing views regarding fees charged by the Southwestern Bell Telephone Company for requests for telephone numbers not listed in city directories. This story includes footage of two unidentified men presenting their opinions at a meeting of the Fort Worth City Council.

Video footage from the KXAS-TV/NBC station in Fort Worth, Texas, covering a news story about a parade. The story includes footage of parade participants marching in a downtown Fort Wort for an unknown event. Participants include unidentified individuals wearing military uniforms and carrying flags.

B-roll video footage from the KXAS-TV/NBC station in Fort Worth, Texas, covering a news story about a blood supply shortage in Fort Worth and the need for the public to donate blood. The story includes an interview with an unidentified representative from a blood donation center and footage of an unidentified blood donor.

B-roll video footage from the KXAS-TV/NBC station in Fort Worth, Texas, covering a news story about a parade in Downtown Fort Worth for an unknown event. The footage includes a marching band and drill team.

B-roll video footage from the KXAS-TV/NBC station in Fort Worth, Texas, covering a news story about firefighters working at a grass fire near a highway.

Copy photo of an article detailing the plans of the Bicentennial Train while in Fort Worth. A few items that will be on exhibit are mentioned.

Copy photo of an article regarding the details of the Freedom Train display in Fort Worth, Texas.

Clipping of two photographs and an article about T&P train #610 getting prepared to pull the Bicentennial Freedom Train. The article says "610 pulled the freedom train through Texas from Austin to Houston and Ft. Worth. After months of work by Dick Jensen and his crew from the 610 Historical Foundation at the stockyards in Ft. Worth, the engine made its first test runs in the yard trackage near the working site on January 29, 1976. It looked like an engine just going out to work (above) as it chuffed through the yard. On February 4 it made a test run to Wichita Falls over FW&D rails (right) with an SD7, four boxcars and a caboose. After de-bugging at Wichita Falls, it returned on a train that approximated the weight of the Freedom Train ahead of two MOP Bicentennial diesels to run from Austin to Houston. It is shown (left) between Navasota and Plantersville on February 18, 1976." Written below the clipping is "Railfan Magazine Summer 1976 Vol 1 #7."

Photograph of the interior of the T&P Assistant General Manager's office in Fort Worth, Texas. A clock can be seen on the wall in between two windows. Below the clock there is a wooden dresser with a glass top. On top of the dresser there are books organized between train shaped bookends. In front of the books there is a small wooden train. Also visible are a T&P logo decoration and a T&P mug, along with a binder and some ashtrays. A chair is visible in the bottom left corner, and in the bottom right can be seen the handle of a briefcase. Below the image is written "[sic] Mr Hanleys Office-Asst Gen Mgr Mar 4th 1976 T.&P. Fort Worth Station" and "D. Watson."

Photograph of a crew member posing with Train #610.

Photograph of a trophy case in the T&P Station in Fort Worth, Texas. Written on the bottom of the case is "Safety First." Below the image is written "T&P Fort Worth Station Feb 29th 1976" and "D. Watson."

Photograph of a trophy case in the T&P station in Fort Worth, Texas. On the bottom of the case is written "Safety First." Written below the image is "T&P Fort Worth Station Feb 29th 1976" and "D. Watson."

Photograph of T&P train #610 after having pulled the American Freedom Train in the Army Storage Depot. Written below the image are "Fort Worth, Texas Mar 6th 1976 Army Storage Depot (the day after pulling the freedom train)" and "D. Watson."

Clipping of a photo of T&P train #610 preparing for a test run post-refurbishing. There are people inspecting the engine, and above the photo is a small article describing the image. Below the clipping is a smaller clipping with the info "Volume 5, Number 4 July 1976," and written is "pg. 36."

Photograph of T&P train #610 the day after pulling the American Freedom Train in the Army Storage Depot at Fort Worth, Texas. Written underneath the image are "Fort Worth, Texas Mar 6th 1976 Army Storage Depot (The day after pulling the freedom train)" and "D. Watson."

Photograph of the directory for the T&P office building in Fort Worth, Texas. Written below the image is "T&P Fort Worth Station Feb 29th 1976" and "D. Watson."

Copy photo of a trophy case in the T&P Station in Fort Worth, Texas. Written below the image is "T&P Fort Worth Station Feb 29th 1976" and "D. Watson."

Photograph of the door handles at the T&P station in Fort Worth, Texas. The T&P diamond shaped logo is visible at the top of the door handles. Written below the image is "T&P Fort Worth Station Feb 29th 1976" and "D. Watson."

Photograph of Doug Vair on set in formal attire. He is sitting with his hands resting in his lap. He is smiling and looking at the camera. His hair is parted on the side. Filming equipment is visible to the right.

Photograph of Doug Vair, Ward Andrews, Chip Moody, Russ Bloxom, and Harold Taft on set. Four of them can be seen seated behind a large desk while Taft is standing to the right. They appear to be having a conversation. Everyone is dressed in suits and ties. On the wall to the right, there are weather patterns on a map and weatherboard. Lights are visible in the ceiling.

Photograph of Willie Monroe, Doug Vair, Ward Andrews, Chip Moody, Mary Ruth Carleton, Russ Bloxom, and Harold Taft on set. Six of them can be seen seated behind a large desk while Taft is standing to the right. They are all smiling and looking at the camera. Everyone is dressed in formal attire. On the wall to the right, there are weather patterns on a map and weatherboard. Lights are visible in the ceiling.

Photograph of Doug Vair, Russ Bloxom, Ward Andrews, Chip Moody, Mary Ruth Carleton, and Willie Monroe on set. Everyone can be seen seated behind a large desk. They are all smiling and looking at the camera. Everyone is dressed in formal attire. On the wall to the right, there are weather patterns on a map and weatherboard. Lights are visible in the ceiling.

Photograph of Ron Spain, Willie Monroe, and Ron Godbey on set. Three of them can be seen seated behind a large desk. They are all looking at the camera. Everyone is dressed in suits and ties. On the wall to the right, there are weather patterns on a map and weatherboard. Lights are visible in the ceiling.

Photograph of Doug Vair, Ward Andrews, Russ Bloxom, and Harold Taft on set. Four of them can be seen seated behind a large desk. They are all smiling and looking at the camera. Everyone is dressed in suits and ties. On the wall to the right, there are weather patterns on a map and weatherboard. Lights are visible in the ceiling.