Photograph of Brelon Ragsdale leaning on a gas pump printed with Gulf Oil branding. "Brelon Ragsdale 3417 Horne" is written on the back of the photo.

Photograph of Herman Heslip wearing a Gulf service station shirt. The accompanying information states he's the owner of a Gulf service station in Fort Worth.

Photograph of Homer Walton at a Gulf service station in Fort Worth, Texas. The window next to him is painted with advertisements for the service station. "Homer Walter 4501 E Rosedale at Hughes" is written on the back of the photo. The accompanying information states he was an African American Gulf service station owner.

Photograph of three men seated at a table in front of a banner that reads "Happy New Year." "First annual celebration of human rights" is written on the back of the photo. The accompanying information states this is likely at a "panel presentation commemorating the first of anniversary of the Fort Worth Human Relations Commission founded in 1967."

Photograph of Faye and Ray Brown at the Better Influence Society's Trash Bash. They are standing next to a grill and Faye is grilling hot dogs. Ray is wearing a "Trash Bash" button on his shirt. "Faye and Ray Brown" is written on the back of the photo, with a "Better Influence Association" stamp.

Photograph of five teenagers on a porch in Fort Worth, Texas. Two of the boys are wearing Dunbar High School letter jackets. There is a stamp that reads, "Better Influence Association A Dynamic Youth Development Agency 2501 Ave B. Sycamore Park, Fort Worth, Texas 76105" along with handwritten text, "Helping Others," on the back of the photo.

Photograph of then-congressman, George H.W. Bush presenting a male athlete with a trophy with a running figure on it. "George Bush" is written on the back of the photo.

Photograph taken from the front of the church of a congregation seated in rows of pews at the Greater St. James Baptist Church. Most of them are women, wearing light-colored clothing with corsage; several men are seated in the front rows. Some people are also visible in the choir loft above the sanctuary. A handwritten note on the back says, "Greater St. James Baptist Church, Woman's Day 1967."

Photograph of a man wearing a dashiki and a headband, receiving a trophy from a man wearing a suit. There are three are other people on the stage and the background is decorated with streamers. "Mr. and Mrs. BIA" is written on the back of the photo.

Photograph of eight people standing on a stage decorated with streamers. One man is speaking at a microphone while the others stand near the back of the stage. Four of the people are wearing dashikis and "BIA" [Better Influence Association] is written on the back of the photo.

Photograph of Lafayette B. Williams standing at a filing cabinet in an office. "Lafayette B. Williams Assistant Principal, Vice Prin" is written on the back of the photo. "I.M. Terrell High School 1411 E. 18th St. Fort Worth, 3, Texas" is also stamped on the back.

Photograph of seven real estate brokers standing or sitting around a metallic Christmas tree and other decorations. There is one man sitting in the center, in front of the tree, with three men standing on either side. "Real Estate Brokers" is written on the back of the photo.

Photograph of John Q. Taylor King shaking hands and receiving a certificate from an unknown man. The two men stand behind tables filled with audiovisual equipment and there are three other men standing behind them as well. "Hutson-Tillotson College Rev." is written on the back of the photograph.

Photograph of six men surrounding a barrel with the text "the 1,000,000th Barrel 1965" printed on it. There is a sign or banner in the background with "Lone Star Beer" printed on it. "Lone Star" is written on the back of the photo.

Photograph of a woman wearing a patterned, button-down shirt and sunglasses holding up a sign with the text, "Grace Temple Seventh Day Adventist Church Welcomes Delegates TO 9th Annual Youth Congress of Southwest Region Conference of Seventh Day Adventists, March 27-29, 1964 Carroll Peak Elementary School." Handwritten text on the back of the photo says: "Mrs. L. V. Hicks, Office Secretary of the Youth Department Extends a Hearty Welcome."

Photograph of a boy holding a trophy and standing next to a sign depicting a bee wearing a graduation cap and reading "1964 Spelling Bee." "Dunbar School" is written on the back of the photo.

Photograph of seven Ambassadors debutantes, holding flowers and standing in front of butterfly decorations. "Ambassadors Debutants 1964" is written on the back of the photo.

Photograph of Miss KNOK 1964 holding flowers and wearing a tiara and a sash reading "1964 Miss KNOK." She's standing with two men wearing suits and they appear to be in a parking lot. There are two cars in the background. "Miss KNOK" is written on the back of the photo.

Photograph of two boy scouts unveiling a portrait of James E. Guinn. There are three adults, two men and a woman, standing to the right of the boys. "James E. Guinn Jr. High" is written on the back of the photo.

Photograph of a seated woman presenting two Job Corps envelopes to a group of five men, likely at the Fort Worth Job Corps office. There is also a seated man holding onto one of the envelopes. "Job Corps" is written on the back of the photo.

Photograph of Bill Jackson Sr. and Bill Jackson Jr. sitting in a grocery store's back office next to a desk with two typewriters on it. Bill Jackson Jr. is sitting on his father's knee. "Jackson's Groc and House of M[...], Bill Jackson, Sr. and Jr., 3-11-1964" is written on the back of the photo.

Photograph of the Morningside Methodist Church located at 2860 Evans Avenue in Fort Worth, Texas, taken from the southeast corner.

Photograph of students sitting on bleachers wearing letter sweaters. There are four rows of students, with the first row containing all the female students with the male students sitting or standing in the three rows behind them. "Como Jr. Sr. High School, 1963 Letterman's Club, Football Team, Willie Green, Jefferson Davis" is written on the back.

Photograph of Brenda Moody, crowned as Miss Como, standing with Langston Coleman who's wearing football gear. "Brenda Moody - '63, Langston Coleman - '65" is written on the back of the photo.