A black and white copy of a photograph of a man; the writing on the back of the page describes the place where the photograph was taken, a little historical context around the photograph, and a description of who the photograph was taken by and who it was given to.

Photograph of AIDS Memorial Quilt Panel for Kevin Edward Young (1955-1990) created by his husband James Michael Click in 1993. The quilt block number is 3277. The photograph of the quilt has been cropped and mounted to a 4" x 6" index card.

Photograph of Sue Pirtle and five other women attending the opening ceremony of the Cowgirl Museum in Fort Worth, Texas. They are all seated behind a blue ribbon are are dressed with Western-style accessories like cowboy hats and belt buckles. All subjects are looking to the left of the camera, except for Purtle who is smiling at the camera.

Photograph of Sue Pirtle and Sandra Day O'Connor at the Grand Opening of the National Cowgirl Hall of Fame and Museum in Fort Worth, Texas. Sue Pirtle is wearing a cowboy hat and behind them more people dressed in nice western-wear are visible.

Photograph of a pin-back button from the Bruce Monroe collection. This small circular button is from the Cowtown Leathermen organization in Fort Worth, Texas. Printed in the center, with gold outlines is a longhorn.

Photograph of Sue Pirtle (center) and two other individuals standing in the rotunda at the National Cowgirl Hall of Fame for the International Cowgirl Induction Ceremony. All subjects are grinning at the camera and dressed in Western-style attire, including cowboy hats and belt buckles.

Photograph of Sue Pirtle and four other individuals cutting a blue ribbon at the International Cowgirl Induction Ceremony outside of the National Cowgirl Hall of Fame in Fort Worth. All individuals are wearing Western-style clothing, including cowboy hats and belt buckles, and Sue Pirtle is looking towards the camera, smiling, as all the other individuals are focused on cutting the ribbon.

Photograph of the front of the Cowgirl Hall of Fame Museum on its opening day. Standing on stage are Rick Olmy, Sandra Day O'Conner, and Kay Bailey Hatchins, and all in attendance are wearing cowboy hats and other Western-styled accessories as they applaud the opening of the museum.

Photograph of a white truck driving away out of the TCC parking lot across from the Rolling Hills soccer complex. The truck's back window reads, "SPIN TO WIN! AGAINST AIDS". A tall luggage rack is strapped to the top of the cab and multiple coolers are loaded in the truck bed. A bright pink bike with its front wheel decorated in rainbow paper and a pink feather boa is strapped to the tailgate.

Photograph of rider Tim Hyman and his friend at the opening ceremonies. Both men appear wearing white, while the man on the right holds three empty Gatorade bottles tucked to his chest.

Photograph of various colored duffel bags sitting around at the opening ceremonies before it gets loaded to be taken to Lake Ray Roberts campground.

Photograph of everyone getting ready to ride all on various kinds of bikes.

Photograph of cyclist Harry Matthewson climbing the hill out of day one pit #1 at Ash Creek Park in Azle, Texas. The hill he is riding overlooks an open field bordered by trees with a soccer game being played in the back right corner. A crew member in a yellow LSR t-shirt stands at the base of the hill to direct riders.

Photograph of people listening to the safety crew speech at the crew-supported training ride/the submarine ride, on August 10, 2002, in Arlington, TX. The riders stand next to their bikes along the curb of a grassy area in a parking lot under a cloudy sky.

Photograph of the route planning chair, Richard Treat, reading the safety speech via a megaphone on August 10 in Arlington to a group of cyclists gathered in a parking lot. The cyclists appear standing next to their bikes in various colors of biking gear as they listen to Treat speak.

Photograph taken with the flash the night before the race of the ceremonies chair, Tyler Sweatman, auctioning off the opportunity to toss a pie at the crew chair, Michael Brantley, while the assistant crew chair, Mona Leach, displays the pie wearing a green LSR t-shirt and cargo shorts.

Photograph of route safety team members, Viktor Manoel, John Wolfe, and Edmund Metzold listening to the evening program. The crew appears sitting in various positions in fold-out chairs in the vicinity of a white tent with an American flag hanging inside. This photo was taken at night with the flash by a photographer sitting on the ground facing the crew.

Photograph of rider Scott Lloyd waving and wearing a tiara on the Friday night before the first race day. Lloyd appears in a striped navy polo shirt and glasses with two CDs held in his right hand.

Photograph of Debbie Jacobson, the general manager for Lucky's café on Oaklawn, at a sponsored breakfast on September 29 helping the breakfast crew. The crew includes Monty Anderson and David Dunlop (kneeling); Greg Walker, Jim Spangler, Rick Dishman, and Nancy Walker. Two crew members appear holding small dogs.

Photograph of Reid Ainsworth (back to camera), the event co-chair, and Richard Treat, the route planning chair, at pit #1 (day 1) at Ash Creek Park in Azle, Texas. Cyclists are seen gathered around a small picnic table drinking water and chatting with each other under an open covered area. A sign that reads "Good Morning Riders" is taped to a post at the entrance to the area.

Photograph of event manager Janie Bush smiling on stage holding an open binder in her left arm during the opening ceremonies. This photo was taken from off stage and shows Janie in jeans and a green LSR t-shirt in front of a large Lone Star Ride banner framed by a pink and purple sky.

Photograph of event manager Janie Bush's car wrapped in toilet paper and caution tape.

Photograph of an older rider wearing sliver wire-rim glasses smiling wide showing off his yellow, blue, red, and white LSR jersey. The photo was taken with the flash in a dimly lit indoor space with others seated turned to the right behind him.

Photograph of an individual standing behind a table as they flip through a box of manilla envelopes. Another table appears behind them with various cardboard boxes and bags placed around it. A red paper sign reading "CHECK OUT" is tapped to the wall of yellow lockers. An individual in a purple dress shirt stands on the opposite side of the table with their head down and back to the camera.