Photograph of Dale Hart as the Taystee Weatherman. He is holding a loaf of Taystee bread. He is smiling and looking to the right. He is wearing a dark-colored suit, a shirt, a patterned tie, and shoes. His hair is combed back. Behind him is a board that reads "The Taystee Weatherman" with signs that say "Taystee Bread" and a map of the United States. To the right, there is a display of loaves of Taystee bread and a WBAP-TV camera operator.

Photograph of a painting of three See Saw Zoo cartoon characters in a plane. In the back cage or 'window' a fox character is holding a bird character out of the window. In the front window a sheep character is controlling the plane. On the tail of the plane the word's "Joe's Pawn Shop" is painted.

Photograph of two 1952 Dodge Coronet entering a Mopar building. There is a man with a clipboard having a conversation with the driver in the 1952 Dodge Coronet to the left. Another man holding a clipboard is standing in the back. They are wearing long-sleeve shirts, belts, pants, and shoes. There is a sign that reads "Mopar parts and accessories" on the brick walls. Glass windows into office spaces, doors, and trees can be seen in the background.

Photograph of a display of appliances in Skillern's store. There are shelves stacked with products to the left and wall-mount mirrors in the background. There are large letters around the store that reads "electrical" and "appliances."

Photograph of an outdoor corner view of a Ryan Motor Co. location from across the street. Surrounding the building are utility poles, cars for sale, and signs that read "52 Dodge Tudor" and "Dodge job rated trucks." There is a tree visible to the left and a building to the right of the image.

Photograph of a woman standing behind a child and a small dog. She is wearing dark clothing and a small floral hat. She has her hands on the boy's shoulder as she smiles at the camera. The boy is looking down at the dog in front of him and holding it's leash. The dog is sitting and looking forward. A table behind them to the left is covered in boxes of foods and other products, like Ideal Dog Food.

Photograph of Durelle Alexander and a guest seated at a table with papers, books, and a sign that reads "Your gift helps crippled children" in front of them. Alexander is smiling and looking away from the camera. The guest is looking slightly to the right. Behind them, there is a sign that reads "Help Fort Worth crippled children. Drop your change in the coin catcher" against a dark-colored background. Alexander is wearing a floral dress, earrings, and heels. The guest is wearing a dark-colored dress, heels, and a bracelet. Their curly hair is swept back into an updo.

Photograph of Margaret McDonald mixing starch in a kitchen. She is looking down at the bowl as she pours the starch and mixes it. She stands on the left side, while the bowl sits on a stove. Two boxes of starch sit on a tray on the right side, facing the camera. They are labeled as Faultless Starch and have a star-shaped logo on them.

Photograph of Ann Alden on set with two young girls. She stands in between the girls, wearing a dress, hat, and coat, looking down at the girl on the right of the photograph. The girl on the right is wearing a floral dress and holding a matching umbrella. The girl on the left is wearing a plaid dress and holding a small bag, looking to the left. A woman in dark clothing stands in the bottom left by a lamp post. Ann Alden was a stage name for Ann Barham Pugh.

Photograph of a display of appliances in Skillern's store. There are shelves stacked with products to the left and wall-mount mirrors in the background. There are large letters around the store that reads "electrical" and "appliances."

Photograph of a crowd of people sitting in rows of folding chairs and looking up at the stage. Behind them, there are glass windows into rooms filled with people. The floor is covered in checkered tiles, and there is an exit sign to the left by a doorway. In the center of the image, there is a clock on the wall. Everyone is dressed formally.

Photograph of an outdoor corner view of a Ryan Motor Co. location from across the street. Surrounding the building are utility poles, cars for sale, and signs that read "52 Dodge Tudor" and "Dodge job rated trucks." There is a tree visible to the left and a building to the right of the image.

Photograph of Margaret McDonald advertising starch by mixing it in a kitchen and smiling at the camera. McDonald stands on the left pouring starch in while also mixing it with a spoon. Two small boxes of Faultless Starch sit on the right side of the stove, also facing the camera.

Photograph of a print with an illustration of a jar and a can of Amalie Pennsylvania Motor Oil with the company's contact information. The print is taped to a wall.

Photograph of two 1952 Dodge Coronet entering a Mopar building. There are two men standing next to the automobile on the left. They are wearing long-sleeve shirts, belts, pants, and shoes. There is a sign that reads "Mopar parts and accessories." Glass windows into office spaces, doors, and trees can be seen in the background.

Photograph of a man with a clipboard having a conversation with a woman driver in a 1952 Plymouth Concord inside a building. He is wearing a dark-colored jacket, a belt, pants, and shoes. Signs can be seen hanging on the wall and an unoccupied waiting area to the left of the image.

Photograph of a Mary Louise Phillips Elementary School classroom. The camera looks down on five tables full of elementary students, with most of the students looking at the camera. Two men in white shirts and black ties stand in front of the class by the black board, looking at papers and technology. Two women stand on the left side, by windows looking toward the classroom.

Photograph of a print illustrating eleven arrows with labels pointing in different directions. The print is taped to a wall.

Photograph of a printed paper advertising Vernon Isbell including addresses to three different locations. The advertisement has an illustration of a scissor. The print is pinned to a wall.

Photograph of a print illustrating a patterned cloth hanging and four wooden sticks tied together by a string. The print is taped to a wall.

Photograph of Ann Alden and two young girls standing on set in a window. All three are wearing dresses and looking at the camera on the bottom right of this photograph. Outside of the window they stand in is another woman in the bottom left corner and a fake lamp. The large window is set into a wall painted to look like it is made of stone and brick. A WBAP-TV camera sits in the bottom right corner. Ann Alden is a stage name for Ann Barham Pugh.

Photograph of Doc Rhuman with Margaret McDonald, another man, two children, and two calves. McDonald stands on the left looking down at the children, an older man stands in the middle smiling at McDonald, and on the right Rhuman stands laughing with a hand in his pocket. In the front stands two small children dressed as cowboys. Both kids hold a rope to a calf on the left of them and are smiling at the camera.

Photograph of a man and woman dancing on a television set. The woman stands on the left holding onto the man's shoulders. The man is holding a cigarette in his right hand. There are metal, floral set pieces around the dancers, and windows carved into wall-like set pieces.

Photograph of Dale Hart as the Taystee Weatherman. He is holding a loaf of Taystee bread. He is smiling and looking at the camera. He is wearing a dark-colored suit, a shirt, a patterned tie, and shoes. His hair is combed back. Behind him is a board that reads "The Taystee Weatherman" with signs that say "Taystee Bread" and a map of the United States. To the right, there is a display of loaves of Taystee bread and a Star-Telegram WBAP-TV film camera.