Photograph of property on the old homestead of the Skiles family, located at 813 Beltline Road in Richardson, Texas. A Dalmatian dog is standing beside two trees in a yard. Behind the dog, there is a windmill blade and a wooden structure. Trees surround the yard. The house was built by Thomas and Priscilla Skiles in the 1860s.

Photograph of the bark yard on the old homestead of the Skiles family, located at 813 Beltline Road in Richardson, Texas. A lawn chair and bench are facing to the back. There is a pond with a short wire fence bordering it, and a bird bath beside it. Trees surround the property. The house was built by Thomas and Priscilla Skiles in the 1860s.

Photograph of a rusty open vault door at the old bank building in Sutherland Springs, Texas. A person is partially visible to the left.

Photograph of the outdoors bathing pool at the Sutherland Springs Hotel near Sutherland Springs, Texas.

Photograph of the Cibolo River in Sutherland Springs, Texas. There are plants and trees on both sides of the river.

Photograph of the Cibolo River near Sutherland Springs, Texas. Plants are visible on both river banks.

Photograph of the ruins of an old bank building surrounded by bare trees in Sutherland Springs, Texas. Gene Maeckel stands to the right.

Photograph of a barred window in the ruins of an old bank building in Sutherland Springs, Texas.

Photograph of candidates for sheriff at a political forum held at St. Philip's College MLK campus under the arches. Three candidates are seated at a table. The Campus Center building is visible behind them. A microphone is visible in the foreground.

Photograph of the exterior of the Our Lady of Perpetual Help Catholic Church in Saspamco, Texas.

Photograph of the Mueller Bridge at the McAlister Crossing in Sutherland Springs, Texas. Trees are visible in the foreground.

Photograph of Marie Valdez and her husband dancing at the Radisson Hotel during a Christmas party; other dancers are visible in the background.

Photograph of the Mueller Bridge at McAlister Crossing in Sutherland Springs, Texas. Trees are visible in the foreground.

Photograph of Culinary Arts students working in a kitchen. One student appears to be movinga table with warming trays. Another student is partially visible behind him. Two other students are visible, one in the right of the photograph and another in the background. Tables, plates and tools hanging on the wall are visible in the background. All four students are wearing chef uniforms.

Photograph of Patricia J. Williams giving a food basket to a St. Philips College Student for Thanksgiving

Photograph is of the "Point of Pride Shrimp Ice Carving" a food display set up for guests during a food tasting hosted by St. Philips College Culinary Arts Department in the Watson Fine Arts Center.

Photograph of St. Philips Culinary Arts Fruit and Cheese display in the Watson Fine Arts Center.

Photograph of St. Philips College Alumini Association and Friends at the Christmas Felloweship Dinner at Earl Abel's Restaurant.

Photograph of three yellow crash trucks at Dallas-Love Field Airport. The city of Dallas can be seen in the background.

Photograph of the interior of Beth-El Congregation's third synagogue in Fort Worth, Texas. There are multiple clear windows behind the altar and stained glass windows above the altar. The "eternal light" called a "ne'r tamid," in the shape of a bronze torch, is mounted on the wall over the ark.

Photograph of the Torah March, August 8, 2000, during which members of Beth-El Congregation carry Torah scrolls from the old synagogue to the new. The march was organized to transport the congregation's six handwritten Torah scrolls 7.5 miles from the old synagogue at 207 W. Broadway Avenue to the temple's new building at 4900 Briarhaven Road. In this image, those at the front of the march include several teenagers in the temple youth group. The Torahs, usually covered with velvet mantles, are protected with white terry-cloth covers decorated with a blue Jewish star. Also at the front of the procession are members of the color guard from Jewish War Veterans Martin Hochster Post #755. Some of the other 300 congregants who participated are visible in the background.

Photograph of teenagers from the Fort Worth Federation of Temple Youth carrying the Torahs during the Torah march. The Torah march was organized to carry the six handwritten Torah scrolls 7.5 miles from the old synagogue at 207 W. Broadway Avenue to the new Temple Beth-El location at 4900 Briarhaven Road. In this image, five teenagers carry the Torahs (covered by white terry-cloth covers decorated with a blue Jewish star) in a line. From left to right, they are: Adam Hollander, Corey Pew, Tommy Campbell, Micah Horton, and Sarah Rausch. An unidentified young girl is visible in the foreground and parked cars are visible in the background. Handwritten text on the back of the photo says, "Beth-El Archives, Torah March, Aug. 13, 2000, FWFTY carriers of Torahs."

Photograph of Rozanne and Billy Rosenthal holding two of the Torahs (covered by white terry-cloth covers decorated with a blue Jewish star) at the Torah march, August 13, 2000. The Torah march was organized to carry the six handwritten Torah scrolls 7.5 miles from the old synagogue at 207 W. Broadway Avenue to the new Temple Beth-El located at 4900 Briarhaven Road. In this image, the Rosenthals are posing with the Torahs outside of a building; they are both wearing baseball caps with the words "Torah Toter" written across the front. Some of the other 300 congregants who participated are visible in the background.

Photograph of congregation members from Temple Beth-El in Fort Worth, Texas during the Torah march. The Torah march was organized to carry the six handwritten Torah scrolls 7.5 miles from the synagogue at 207 W. Broadway Avenue to the new Temple Beth-El location at 4900 Briarhaven Road. In this image, a group of people are in Forest Park during part of the march. The three people in the foreground are Sandra free (chair of the event), Steven Ginsberg holding a Torah (covered by terry-cloth covers that are white with a blue Jewish star), and Jeanne Ginsberg. Some of the other 300 congregants who participated are visible in the background.