Camping award printed on (faux?) leather cut in the rough shape of a bear skin, with text and nature images, attached to a piece of wood cut in the same shape. Text: "1946 Camping Award, Fort Worth Area Council, Boy Scouts of America. Awarded To Troop 65-[...], Denton For camping ten days and nights during 1946."

Photograph of a crowd of people standing and sitting under tents in front of the Bayless-Selby House, a two-story house with a wrap-around porch, during its arrival at the Denton County Historical Park. There are balloons attached to the house's support posts and several children are holding balloons as well.

Photograph of the Bayless-Selby House, a two-story house with a wrap-around porch, on the back of a Denton County House movers truck as it is maneuvered into the Historical Park. There is a sign on the house that reads "Bayless-Selby Historic Home. Denton County Housemovers" and there are balloons on the truck's right side and trees, a house, and a pickup truck visible in the background.

Photograph of the Bayless-Selby house, a two-story house with a wraparound porch, on a moving truck seen from the side, showing the damaged roof over the front porch.There is a sign on the side of the house that reads "Denton Municipal Electric." and people and balloons are visible in the background on the left side.

Photograph of Euline Brock (center, with a blue shirt) and other unidentified people gathered for a noise demonstration of decibel levels in the parking lot of Muther's Bar at 113 Avenue A; t here is a mural on the building in the background and several parked cars are visible on the left side.

Photograph of an unidentified older man speaking into a microphone to a crowd with three unidentified older women standing next to him in front of a mobile stage during the ceremony of the Bayless-Selby House at Denton County Historical Park. Several people sitting and standing on the stage in the background and it is decorated with balloons, flowers, and plants.

Photograph of (left to right) Ronnie Beasley, Euline Brock, and Mark Burroughs looking over Rick Reid's shoulder at the noise decibel meter at a noise demonstration at Muther's Bar (located at 113 Avenue A; they are inside the covered porch area of the bar.

Photograph of a Denton Police Department Patrol Lieutenant Scott Fletcher holding a decibel meter and demonstrating the decibel reading for the music in the parking lot of Muther's Bar (113 Avenue A.). On the left is Rick Reid, the owner of Muther's bar, and the man on the right is Denton City Councilmember Raymond Redmon.

Photograph of n unidentified family walking across the grass towards the Bayless-Selby house, an old two-story house with a wrap-around porch, which has just been moved to the Denton County Historical Park. There several other people standing in the parking lot in front of the house and cars and trees in the background.

Photograph of twelve unidentified men from the Denton County House Movers company posing, standing and sitting, in front of the Bayless-Selby house after they have moved it to the new Historical Park. The cab of the truck with the moving company logo is visible on the left and a building and some trees are in the background.

Photograph of businesses along the north side of the square in Denton, Texas, including C & L Panda's Chinese Restaurant, Carolyn's, Carol's Custom Draperies, Jewelry Expressions, and McNeil's with several cars parked in front of the storefronts and a pickup truck driving down West Oak St.

Photograph of some of the shops on the west side of the square in Denton, Texas, including Grimmer's Antiques & ORiental Rugs (at 109 N. Elm St., owned by Donald Grimmer) and Ruby's Diner on the Square (111 N. Elm St., owned by Tim & Lillie Shaw). There is also a red brick shoe store on the left and several cars parked in front of the storefronts.

Photograph of businesses along the south side of the square in Denton, Texas, including (left to right) County Seat Antiques & Crafts, Matheson Photography, Ellington's on the Square, and Lakeside, with several cars parked in front of them.

Photograph of the front of the Texas Building during renovations, a three-story brick building with scaffolding on the first and second floors and many of the windows boarded up; the photograph was taken from across the courthouse lawn. Note: "The purpose of the renovation project, according to owner Jack Hudspeth of Ash Properties, was to bring back its traditional look. The Texas Building opened in January of 1926 although it did not go by that name at the time. The building cost $100,000 and had an elevator service. The original owners were O. M. Curtis and W. E. Smoot. It acquired its current name in 1965; it also went through extensive remodeling in that year. The work in 1994 began in January with the outside work beginning of June. The architects were Russell and Mike Bates; Tim Beatty Builders did the construction work and the financing was provided by First State Bank." DRC June 17, 1994.

Photograph of the Bayless-Selby house, a two-story house with a wrap-around porch, being moved on a red truck along Carroll Boulevard. There are various City of Denton utility trucks and a cherry-picker in the foreground and background (ready to move power lines out of the way and reinstall them once the house has passed by) and trees are visible on both sides of the road and on the median in the background.

Photograph of an unidentified woman standing in front of the Bayless-Selby house, an old two-story house with a wrap-around porch, which is still loaded on the Denton County House Movers truck. A young boy is standing on the porch in front of the door and there are signs for the moving company on the front and side of the house.

Monthly newsletter from Denton, Texas that includes news and information about former and current residents and community happenings.

Monthly newsletter from Denton, Texas that includes news and information about former and current residents and community happenings.

Monthly newsletter from Denton, Texas that includes news and information about former and current residents and community happenings along with advertising.

Newsletter from Denton, Texas that includes news and information about former and current residents and community happenings.

Newsletter from Denton, Texas that includes news and information about former and current residents and community happenings.

Monthly newspaper from Flower Mound, Texas that includes news and information for communities in southern Denton County along with advertising.

Monthly newspaper from Flower Mound, Texas that includes news and information for communities in southern Denton County along with advertising.

Monthly newspaper from Flower Mound, Texas that includes news and information for communities in southern Denton County along with advertising.