Photograph of the LeTourneau Tournalayer, a massive machine that was designed by Robert G. LeTourneau. The machine was used to create monolithic homes in basic units of 784 square feet, and it could turn out as many as eight homes in one day.

Photograph of the front entrance of the second house of worship for Beth-El Congregation, Fort Worth's Reform Jewish congregation. The two-story building at 207 W. Broadway Ave., was constructed with red brick and limestone accents. The temple's facade has a frieze above the entry with a quote from Psalms ("Give Ear, O Lord, Unto My Prayer") as well as two menorahs above the entrance. There are many stained-glass windows on the front and side of the building, protected by storm windows. At the far right of the photograph, Broadway Baptist Church is visible behind the synagogue. There is also a car in the bottom right corner, and a lamppost with the street names "Galveston" and "W. Broadway" in the foreground.

Photograph of a body of water. Driftwood is floating downstream.

Photograph of a body of water with minimal flow at 11:25 am.

Photograph of driftwood floating down a river.

Photograph of a body of water surrounded by concrete. Driftwood floats downstream. The water is surrounded by trees.

Photograph of a river surrounded on either side by trees. Near the middle of the image, there appears to be a dam across the river, made of sticks and natural materials. Handwritten text on the back of the photograph says: "California Crossing 11-77,Looking Downstream From Above Dam."

Photograph of a body of water surrounded by trees.

Photograph of driftwood floating down a river.

Photograph of a body of water in which driftwood is floating.

Photograph of a river in which driftwood is floating.

Photograph of a body of water.

Photograph of a river. Driftwood is being pulled downward.

Photograph of a dam taken from an aerial perspective. On reverse is a City of Dallas Official Staff Photo stamp.

Photograph of the inlet side of the Bachman Bypass gates. The gates are half open (30").

Photograph of the inlet side of Bachman Bypass gates before the removal of debris. Both gates are open thirty inches.

Photograph of the inlet side of the Bachman bypass gates. Both gates are open 30 inches. The photograph was taken before debris was removed.

Photograph of the Bachman east bank on the discharge side of gates. The gates are open 30". There is erosion on the bank.

Photograph of the west bank on the discharge side of gates. The gates open 30 inches. There is erosion on the bank. Several cars are parked next to the body of water.

Aerial photograph of a body of water surrounded by trees.

Photograph of a rusty old building housing Old Schneider's Store and Gin in Dewees, Texas. A dirt road is visible in the foreground. On the left the rear fender of a Cadillac Coupe de Ville can be seen.

Photograph of Ernest Smallwood (standing), Linda Collier, Mae Louis and an unknown male. The two female students are sitting on a low brick wall. Windows are visible behind them.

Photograph of Students browsing the work of senior citizens at the Golden Years Conference

Photograph of The Tiger newspaper staff. Pictured from left to right are Rudy Sandoval, Raul Galindo and Thomas Hiltz. Mr. Sandoval and Mr. Hiltz are standing behind a desk while Mr. Galindo is seated at the desk between them. Books and files are on the desk in front of them. A filing cabinet is visible in the background.