Recording of a workshop at the South Dallas Cultural Center ...

Paper from the Dallas Municipal Archives and Records Center JFK Collection. It reads: "Items from this folder removed for preservation. Removed by: Cindy C. Smolovik. Date removed February 15, 1992. Type of preservation/conservation needed: Preservation copy negative and research use print. Item permanently relocated to Box 12. Item description: photograph-. Box 2 Folder 5 Item Number #1-4. Date Item Refiled: Permanently relocated 03/30/92. RM Staff Initials: CS."

Dallas Municipal Archives and Records Center form used to indicate the relocation of photographs.

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

Intelligence report regarding a crank letter received by the Dallas Police Department. The letter, which was written on a newspaper clipping, states that Lee Harvey Oswald was innocence. The clipped article is titled "Dallas Police Regain Morale Under Dynamic Chief."

Intelligence report by W. S. Biggio concerning an anonymous letter sent to the Dallas Police Department.

Photograph of a cake with a golfer and fisher figurines on the top and a flag that reads "No. 5 Green East."

Photograph of two older men shaking hands at a podium.

Photograph of a man and woman sitting on fold out chairs, with the man holding a small gift in his hand.

Photograph of an older man in a suit holding a radio in his hands near suitcases and cake on a table.

Photograph of an older man shaking hands with a dark haired young man.

Photograph of two older men, one who wears thick dark rimmed glasses, shaking hands at a podium.

Photograph of four men in the second row and three people seated in front. L. B. Houston, the former Park Director on the left, engineer Ray Tribble on the left. The front row is Mrs. Masen, Jack Goforth, and Lynn Schmit.

Photograph of a man with thick dark glasses and an older man with speech notes.

Photograph of two men standing and talking at a podium. The older man's name is Jack Goforth and the younger's name is Grover Keeton.

Letter from Chief Charles Batchelor to Mr. Marion Johnson. Batchelor states that in compliance with instructions and the law, he is forwarding the clothing Lee Harvey Oswald wore at the time of his death by sealed Railway Express.

Photograph of two telephone booths, a pair of post boxes and trash cans in the center of a busy shopping district.

Photograph of a man ascending a staircase to the ground level, a sign for Lee Optical, and two people walking past two telephone booths.

Photograph of a gift and discount shop called Harser's next to Butlers, across the street from Elm - Live Oak Triangle.

Photograph of the Lee Optical store on a street corner, advertising optical exams and glasses fittings, at Elm - Live Oak Triangle.

Photograph of Lee Optical on the corner of Elm - Live Oak Triangle, with two post boxes, two trash cans, and two telephone booths.

Photograph of two stairways that lead below ground near a pair of telephone booths.

Letter written by J. W. Fritz to Joseph A. Ball, of the President's Commission on the Assassination of President Kennedy (Warren Commission). The letter concerns Deputy Sheriff Roger Craig, and Fritz describes seeing him in his outer office while Lee Harvey Oswald was in his inner office.

Letter by J. W. Fritz to Joseph A. Ball, of the President's Commission on the Assassination (Warren Commission). The letter is regarding the sighting of Roger Craig standing outside of Fritz' private office. He states that he didn't feel the information the man provided was of any value.