Photograph of a sign reading "Welcome to City of Denton Municipal Landfill," in Denton, Texas. The sign is surrounded by a small brick encasement. Trees and shrubbery fill out the landscape behind.

Photograph of employees around a table at the City of Denton Service Awards Banquet at Texas Woman's University in Denton, Texas. Seated from left to right: Joann Schmidt, Administration; Jewel Austin; Jan Trester, LIbrary, Technical Services Department; and Eva Poole, Library, Director of Libraries from 1995-2012, employed from 1990-2012. Other employees are seated in tables behind them or stand talking among themselves.

Photograph of the belltower of the Hurley Administration Building at the University of North Texas in Denton. Unidentified people are shown walking near the building.

Photograph of a East Hickory St. in Denton, Texas looking west. Photograph was taken near the intersection of Bell and Hickory. The Denton Record-Chronicle offices are in the foreground on the left and Barney's Auto Supply is on the right. First State Bank of Denton can be seen in the background.

Photograph of Golden Triangle Mall in Denton, Texas. Signs for the Old Country Buffet (now Barnes and Noble) and Service Merchandise can be seen in the background. The marquee for the United Artists Theater lists the following shows: Power Rangers, First Knight, Batman Forever, Pocahontas, and Crimson Tide.

Photograph of the corner of Bell Ave. & McKinney St. in Denton, Texas. A Texaco Gas Station and Rick's Drive In signs can be seen in the foreground and the Civic Center and the Denton County Courthouse Annex (which has since been torn down) can be seen in the background.

Photograph of the intersection of Bell Avenue and Mulberry Street in Denton, Texas. A banner that reads "Ryan High School Homecoming" is visible. Various buildings and cars are visible in the background.

Photograph of the Austin Street Beach, a shop located on 124 N. Austin Street in Denton, Texas. A handpainted mural of a beach and ocean covers the front of the building and there is a sign above that reads "Austin Street Beach" and several signs in the windows that read "Apparel, Jewelry, Gifts."

Photograph of three unidentified workers doing restoration work on the facade of a red brick building on the north side of the Denton square; one of the workers is on the roof, one is inside a yellow cherry-picker, and one man is standing on top of the marquee.

Photograph of fire damage to businesses on the north side of the square, including Glen's Pawn Shop & Music Store and T & L Sons; there is caution tape in front of the sidewalks and fire damage visible through the second-story windows.

Photograph of the outside of the Campus Theatre during renovations with a blank marquee and caution tape around the sidewalk; there is a white pickup truck parked next to it on a side street and other buildings are visible in the background.

Photograph of the grand reopening of the Campus Theatre, a yellow brick building with red and green neon lights on its marquee and a glass display case, with two rows of stars in the sidewalk in front of it.

Photograph of of the front of Congress Street Nights (located at 200 W. Congress St.), a one-story brown and black building with a neon light sign taken during the day (when the sign was off).

Photograph of the Designer Wedding Boutique, a two-story building on the corner of Locust & Oak Street on the square in Denton, Texas.

Photograph of an unidentified man standing on a ladder painting a mural on the back entrance to Downtown Video on Austin Street; the mural includes a red and black sign that reads "Downtown" and a long winding roll of film.

Photograph of four unidentified workers wearing hard hats operating drilling equipment next to an Altec truck on the west side of the courthouse lawn with a tree in the foreground. Several businesses are visible in the background, including Sunday Morning on the Square (a church ministry located in the Fine Arts Theater at 115 N. Elm), First Peoples Jewelers (117 N. Elm, owned by Frank Zagarl), and Vision Ministries Church (119 N. Elm).

Photograph of the back of an empty building with fire damage on Mulberry Street; it is next to another red brick building and there is a bush and empty parking spaces in the foreground.

Photograph of n unidentified family walking across the grass towards the Bayless-Selby house, an old two-story house with a wrap-around porch, which has just been moved to the Denton County Historical Park. There several other people standing in the parking lot in front of the house and cars and trees in the background.

Photograph of fire damage on the west side of the square after a fire in the Lawyer's Building, featuring several businesses, including the Fine Arts building and Florsheim Shoes. A van from the Denton Fire Department is on the northwest corner of the square, the road is cordoned off with safety tape, and the street is wet.

Photograph of Denton fire fighters at the corner of Ceder and Oak streets after a fire on the west side of the Denton Square with the American Cleaners & Laundry building visible in the background and a fire engine partially visible on the right side.

Photograph of five unidentified women wearing dresses and skirts posing together in the Longhorn gallery with various paintings hanging on the wall in the background.

Photograph of Gretchen Cummings wearing a sweader with a rabbit on it posing, holding an egg that reads "1991 Good Egg Award Cretchen Cummings."

Photograph of mayor Jack Miller (far left) and other unidentified people at a ribbon cutting ceremony inside Sweetwater Grill & Tavern. A girl in the middle holds a large pair of scissors and cuts a large red ribbon held by several men and women on either side of her and there is a sign in the background that reads "Sweetwater Grill & Tavern."

Photograph of Denton architect James Kirkpatrick wearing a blue suit and red tie receiving the 1997 Texas Downtown Association's Best Adaptive Re-Use award from an unidentified woman in a cream-colored dress with the Texas and US flags visible in the background.