Photograph of a Apollo 11 footprint. The date, July 20, 1969, is imposed over the photograph.

Photographic slide of a Whitten Pharmacy automobile parked on the side of a residential street in front of a small brick house. A decal that says "Whitten Prescriptions" is posted on the side of the automobile. A man stands on the front porch of the house and speaks to a woman who stands in the doorway.

Photographic slide of a Whitten Pharmacy automobile parked on the side of a residential street in front of a small brick house. A decal that says "Whitten Prescriptions" is posted on the side of the automobile. A man stands on the front porch of the house and speaks to a woman who stands in the doorway.

Photograph of two Texas Woman's University dorms. The buildings themselves are red in color. Several trees can be seen below the dorms. Archery targets can be seen next to the trees.

Photograph of a sign that reads "Welcome to Denton, Texas Woman's University." The TWU dorms and University street can be seen to the left of the sign. Two cars can be seen on the road.

Photographic slide of a view of the Whitten Pharmacy. An automobile is pulled up at the drive-thru. In the drive-thru window, an employee is visible handing an object to the driver of the automobile.

Photograph of Bobbie Wygant sitting at a table with Assaf Dayan. A large floral centerpiece sits on the table between them.

Photograph of Roy Newman opening the door to the Dallas sales office. He is wearing a suit and smiling, and the window by the door says, "WBAP AM-FM-TV."

Photograph of many people walking in front of the Meachams building to the left of the image. There are also people walking towards the entrance.

Photograph of a printed paper for Star-Telegram Ranch & Farm News with a message that reads "Star-Telegram's Monthly Farm Magazine. Largest circulation in Texas." The illustration on the left showcase the cover of a book that reads "Fort Worth Star-Telegram. Delivered to 80,298 Ranchers and Farmers. 1st Sunday each month." In the top left corner, there is a Texas state logo for the Texas Ranch and Farm. The print is taped to a light-colored wall.

Photograph of a group of people posing at the J.H. Club dinner. Calvin Pigg stands on the left holding a small microphone to the boy at the front of the group. Pigg is smiling at the camera. The boy in the front has his hands in front of him and is looking to the left. Behind him two men stand, on the left the man is looking at the boy, and on the right the man is looking to the side. To the right of this man is a woman in a light dress smiling at the camera. Finally, on the far right is a man with his hands behind his back smiling too the left of the camera. On the left side of the image behind Pigg is an United States flag. On the wall behind the group is a large four leaf clover with the letter H written on all of the leaves. On the right side of the wall is a banner that says, "Kiwanis Club, Fort Worth Texas." The logo for the club is present in the middle, a K in a circle with the writing, "Kiwanis International," written around it.

Photograph of a poster for the Second Annual Fort Worth Auto Show.

Photograph of a window display for Oscar Mayer wieners as advertised on WBAP radio.

Photograph of a slide with a list of auto dealers on it. In large black font, it says, "Butts Oldsmobile, Bob Cooke Ford, Luke Pontiac-Rambler, Mid-city Chrysler-Plymouth, Vandergriff Buick, Vandergriff Chevrolet."

Photograph of Jack Carson sitting at a desk on Dateline with the host, Lynn Trammell. He sits on the left side with Lynn Trammell sitting on the right. Another man stands in between them leaning down so that they all can discuss together.

Photograph of a newsman named Keith working on a film projector. He is standing on the left holding the wheel and film reel, looking to the left. The projector sits on the right with it's side opened, revealing the inside of the machine and it's film reel.

Photograph of Bobbie Wygant on set with two other men advertising seafood. Both men are wearing aprons, and the one on the right is presenting the fish to Wygant. A tray of large fish is displayed on the table in front of them. A sign behind them says, "Fish 'n Sea Food Parade."

Photograph of an Ipana toothpaste window display for WBAP-TV.

Photograph of a slide advertising for Payless Shoes. At the top of the slide is a black oval with white writing in it that says, "Pay-less self-service shoes, open daily 9 'til 9 - Sunday 1 'til 6, plenty of free parking." Most of the slide is taken up by a cartoon rabbit in the center. Its ears are sticking up on either side of the oval with text on them. The left ear's writing says, "Children's Easter styles, rack after rack for girls and boys, every size 2 to 8, 8 1/2 to 12, 12 1/2 to 3." The right ear says, "Women's, girls', dress flats - sports - casuals, rack after rack of newest styles!" There is also writing on the rabbit's body, in a larger font, that says, "Not one but 2 pr $5.00, pick any two pair marked $2.99." There are drawings of five different shoes on both sides of the rabbit as well.

Photograph of a slide with the text "Nights of Cabiria."

Photograph of two slides by Universal advertising stores. Both slides have the Universal logo in the top left corner and writing in the middle. The writing on the left slide says, "Hurst, S & S Hardware, Arlington, Boatright's." The right slide says, "Grand Prairie, Grand Prairie HDWE., Irving, Irving Furn. Co."

Photograph of three girls smiling and advertising candy for the Camp Fire Girls. The left most and right most girls are holding boxes of candies. The middle girl is holding a sign that says, "A Camp Fire Girl lives here Candy Sale Nov. 18th to 28th." The two girls on the right are smiling at the camera, the left girl is not smiling but looking at the camera.

Photograph of the Moslah Shrine Circus and an audience on set. There is also a clown and a man with an elephant.

Photograph of a slide with a photograph of a woman and the text "Starring Betty O'Neil and Danny Scholl."