Photograph of the 1952 Corrigan Tower designed by Wyatt C. Hedrick (center). The older (1931) building (behind) with set-backs is the Tower Petroleum Building, designed by Mark Lemmon in Dallas, Texas.

Photograph of a 1960s-styled clothing store. A desk with a telephone sits in front of a wall decorated by articles of clothing, above which hang small lights. A furry chair sits in front of a geometric archway decorated by a dotted pattern, through which additional chairs and racks of clothing can be seen near additional patterned archways.

Photograph of a 1960s-styled clothing store. A desk with a telephone sits in front of a wall decorated by articles of clothing, above which hang small lights. A furry chair and a display of clothing sit in front of a geometric archway decorated by a dotted pattern, through which additional chairs and racks of clothing can be seen near additional patterned archways.

Photograph of an Accent billboard ad. The billboard is rectangular in shape with rounded corners and is lined along its top edge by lights on thin poles. The sing itself reads "accent...now in Richardson" in large white letters and "$15,950 $19350 Homes by" in smaller, darker letters. To the right of the darker letters is additional dark text in a more stylized font that reads "fox fj jacobs", advertising Fox and Jacobs. To the right of all the text on the billboard is an illustration of an open-mouthed woman with short dark hair who's looking upwards. Hanging off the left side of the billboard is a sun icon with a dark center and white text that says "Take exit 25". Multiple tall leafless trees grow behind the billboard.

Photograph of an Accent billboard ad. The billboard is rectangular in shape with rounded corners and is lined along its top edge by lights on thin poles. The sing itself reads "accent...now in Richardson" in large white letters and "$15,950 $19350 Homes by" in smaller, darker letters. To the right of the darker letters is additional dark text in a more stylized font that reads "fox fj jacobs", advertising Fox and Jacobs. To the right of all the text on the billboard is an illustration of an open-mouthed woman with short dark hair who's looking upwards. Hanging off the left side of the billboard is a sun icon with a dark center and white text that says "Take exit 25". Multiple tall leafless trees grow behind the billboard.

Photograph of various buildings in Downtown Dallas, including the Adolphus Hotel and Magnolia.

Photograph of various buildings, including the Adolphus Hotel and Magnolia in Downtown, Dallas.

Photograph of the exterior of the ADP building.

Photograph of a side angle of an ADP building, along with a tree.

Photograph of trees in front of an ADP building.

Photograph of an advertisement by Wholesale Beer Distributors of Dallas. Four simple flowers have been drawn onto columns of repeating text, which have been printed above two lines of slightly larger text. The words along the bottom of the page describe an invitation to an "annual party for the working press" that takes place on April 24th, a Sunday, at 6:30 p.m. in the Hotel Barker's Terrace Room, where there'll be music, dinner, and dancing. The text ends with "Wholesale Beer Distributors of Dallas" and "Please reply". The repeating text in the columns above detail the party being thrown by the beer industry for the Working Press of Dallas and claim that the party involves a "veritable Mt. Everest of food", musicians including trumpeter Charlie Spivak and vocalist Holly Winters, and lots of beer.

Photograph of an advertisement for the Matchmaker. The ad has multiple lines of text and an illustration of a cherub blowing a conch towards a heart printed on a dark background. A vertical line of words to the left of the cherub appears to say "Designed by Dick Danne". The topmost line of text on the ad is printed in white and reads "Dallas Theater Center / opening Nov 17 thru Dec 3". The second set of words on the ad read "The Matchmaker", printed in a large and stylized font between two abstract designs. The ad's third row of text says "featuring", followed by a hand pointing right, and then "Carole Cook" and "Ramsey Yelvington" italics. The fourth row of words is printed in a dark color and reads "Thornton Wilder's hilarious spoof of marriage & bachelors". The final line of text on the ad says "Reservations: LA 6-8857" followed by a flower icon and then "$2.50, $3.25", after which is another flower icon, and then the final words "3636 Turtle Creek Blvd".

Photograph of an aerial view of a neighborhood. Multiple apartment buildings and dozens of houses form rows that curve into a semi-circle around a large field of grass occupied by a short rectangular building. A parking lot wraps around two sides of this building and has a few dozen cars in it. Additional rectangular buildings occupy fields farther into the distance, near straight rows of houses. The area beyond the houses is filled by swaths of trees and fields.

Photograph of an aerial view of a plant. One long, rectangular building sits in the center of the photograph and has short walls along with multiple rows of small windows. Dozens of cars sit parked in rows around the building. Beyond the large main building are more cars parked around smaller rectangular buildings, behind which are multiple trees.

Photograph of an aerial view of Braniff Airport. A runway runs across the bottom edge of the photo, parallel to a large open road. Multiple large airplanes and dozens of small planes sit near wide buildings, beyond which dozens of cars sit in parking lots. A wide expanse of trees and buildings fills the area beyond the airport.

Photograph of aerial view of Evins Fine Food. The building has a circle of long, triangular roof sections surrounding a central tower topped by a similarly pleated roof. The tower has the name of the location across its sides. A second structure behind the initial building has two short rectangular sections connected by a longer rectangular section, creating an "H" shaped building. To the right of the buildings are two parked cars.

Photograph of an aerial view of Southwest Airmotive. One long, rectangular building sits in the center of the photograph and has short walls along with multiple rows of small windows. Dozens of cars sit parked in rows around the building. Beyond the large main building are more cars parked around smaller rectangular buildings, behind which are multiple trees.

Photograph of an aerial view of Southwest Airmotive. One long, rectangular building sits in the center of the photograph and has short walls along with multiple rows of small windows. Dozens of cars sit parked in rows around the building. Beyond the large main building are more cars parked around smaller rectangular buildings, behind which are multiple trees planted throughout rows of houses. Behind the farthest row of houses is a wide river lined by trees.

Photograph of an aerial view of the American Heart Association headquarters and parking lot in Dallas, Texas. The American Heart Association (AHA) is a nonprofit organization in the United States that funds cardiovascular medical research and educates consumers on healthy living.

Photograph of an aerial view of the Dallas/Fort Worth Airport. Long roads extend across large swathes of grass, looping in places to reach half-circle parking lots and buildings. Around the outer edges of the half-circles are multiple airplanes.

Photograph of a bustling aircraft hangar, taken from a wide perspective. The enormity of the hangar and the intricate aircraft structure are showcased in the photo. The image reveals a multitude of workers, engrossed in their tasks, contributing to the construction of an aircraft

Photograph of aircraft construction at Southwest Airmotive. One man holds the nose of an airplane while a second man works on the side of the plane's nose. his back turned to the camera. Both men have short hair and wear patterned short-sleeved shirts and jeans. The man facing away from the camera has a rag hanging out of his right back pocket. A short slab of wood sits to the right of the men, beyond which a third man in a dark shirt stands. Under the plane the first two men work on are multiple cords that disappear into the distance. Filling the space above the plane and the people is a flat roof with numerous rows of supports.

Photograph of aircraft construction at Southwest Airmotive. Two men in pale, short-sleeved uniform shirts covered by dark speckles stand in front of a long object covered by a metal grid. The man on the left rests his left arm on the metal grid as he holds a cylindrical metal object inside part of the grid. The man on the right does the same with a similar tool, holding part of a cord extending from the tool. There is also a watch on the right man's wrist. Behind the two men is another long object with a metal grid that's sitting on its side and has the word "bay" written along its top edge multiple times, next to varying numbers.

Photograph of aircraft construction at Southwest Airmotive. The front portion of an airplane sits nearly submerged in water as two men stand nearby on a wooden plank watching. A mechanical contraption sits on top of the plane's nose above the water, from which pipes extend to meet a wall underneath the two men. Above the water on either side of the plan are walkways constructed from wooden planks with simple railings along their edges. Next to the rightmost walkway is the pale wall of a rectangular building, within which are multiple doors. The left of the two men watching the plane crouches down while holding a device with a circular face, on which a needle points to an indiscernible number. He wears a coat over a collared shirt, pants, shoes, and a watch. The man to his right is similarly dressed, though without a coat, and stands with his right hand holding onto railing that sits behind the two men.