Photograph of a woman displaying her breasts at the Terlingua Chili Cook-Off. The woman leans back slightly as she lifts her shirt, obscuring her face and upper arms with the article of clothing. She wears jeans as well, with a folded pair of shades tucked into the pocket on the left. Three people behind the woman also wear jeans, two of whom stand to her right and wear t-shirts while the third stands to the left and wears a rolled-up long-sleeved shirt. A few people sit down long the lower right edge of the photo, with one person sitting in front of a tall speaker that has an upside-down cowboy hat on it. Wooden poles hold up a thatched overhang that appears slightly in the upper left corner of the photo. In the background of the scene is a crowd of people standing on the side of hill, all facing towards the people in the foreground.

Photograph of a band performing at the Terlingua Chili Cook-Off. Four people stand on a stage in front of microphones, each performing with a different instrument while looking off-camera. The first person on the left is a man in a cowboy hat, long-sleeved shirt, and pants who is playing an accordion. To his right is a woman in a long-sleeved shirt and jeans, holding a microphone though seemingly taking a break from singing. To the right of the woman is a man in a cowboy hat, long-sleeved shirt, and jeans who's playing a guitar while singing. The last person, standing at the far-right side of the photo, is playing a bass with his hands and wears a cowboy hat, shades, long-sleeved shirt, and jeans. Behind the band, various instruments including guitars and a violin line the wall at the back of the stage along with amps and speakers that have beer cans sitting atop them. A group of people shaded by a thatched overhang watch the band from behind the top of the wall at the stage's back, in the left side of the photo. A sign near the top right corner has words that are mostly unreadable due to …

Photograph of a band performing at the Terlingua Chili Cook-Off. Four people stand on a stage in front of microphones, each performing with a different instrument while looking off-camera. The first person on the left is a man in a cowboy hat, long-sleeved shirt, and pants who is playing an accordion. To his right is a woman in a long-sleeved shirt and jeans, holding a microphone while singing. To the right of the woman is a man in a cowboy hat, long-sleeved shirt, and jeans who's playing a guitar while singing. The last person, standing at the far-right side of the photo, is playing a bass with his hands and wears a cowboy hat, shades, long-sleeved shirt, and jeans. In front of the band and sitting on the edge of the stage, appearing in the bottom left corner of the photo, is a person with shoulder-length hair in a white sleeveless shirt and jeans. Behind the band, various instruments including guitars and a violin line the wall at the back of the stage along with amps and speakers that have beer cans sitting atop them. A group of people shaded by a thatched overhang watch the band from behind the …

Photograph of a bearded man wearing an armadillo hat at the Terlingua Chili Cook-Off. The man has shoulder-length curling hair, a mustache, and a bushy beard. He wears a t-shirt that says "Proud to be" above a circle with "Deputy" in it above an image of the Texas flag and a Confederate flag that's accompanied by the words "Texas rebel raiders". A variety of buttons are pinned onto the man's shirt including a Texas-shaped one with the Texas and Confederate flag on it, an "I love Texas" pin, and a square pin with the text "Lone Star". The armadillo hat that the man wears is crafted to appear as if an armadillo had laid on its belly on the man's head. It also has a strip of paper on its side that says "No place but Texas". In the background, to the right of the man with the armadillo hat, is a man in a cowboy hat with short hair and a mustache, looking off to the right. A wall is visible behind him while a thatched overhang fills the upper half of the scene's background.

Photograph of a bearded man wearing an armadillo hat at the Terlingua Chili Cook-Off. The man has shoulder-length curling hair, a mustache, and a bushy beard. He wears a t-shirt that says "Proud to be" above a circle with "Deputy" in it above an image of the Texas flag and a Confederate flag that's accompanied by the words "Texas rebel raiders". A variety of buttons are pinned onto the man's shirt including a Texas-shaped one with the Texas and Confederate flag on it, an "I love Texas" pin, and a square pin with the text "Lone Star". The armadillo hat that the man wears is crafted to appear as if an armadillo had laid on its belly on the man's head. It also has a strip of paper on its side that says "No place but Texas". The man also holds a stick with a cork tie to it in his right hand while his left hand holds a large rectangular plaque. To his right is another man wearing a cowboy hat, shades, a button-up shirt, watch, and jeans who's holding a microphone in his left hand. To his right is a man cropped by the edge of the photo …

Photograph of a crowd at the Terlingua Chili Cook-Off. A woman stands in the foreground wearing jeans and a t-shirt tied in the back with her arms raised into the air. Her head is obscured by the raised arms of someone standing in front of her to the left. This person's head is off-camera, and they wear a short-sleeved shirt. Beyond the woman is a man wearing shades and holding a microphone to her left and to her right, a short-haired woman in jeans with her shirt rolled up to show her stomach. To the right of this main group of people are three sitting men in baseball caps, cowboy hats, t-shirts, jeans, and long-sleeved flannel. The man furthest back sits in front of a tall speaker and holds a camera. Sitting on the speaker is an upside-down cowboy hat, behind which stands a man wearing a cowboy hat and holding a camera. To the man's left is a thick wooden pole while behind him sits a giant Coors beer bottle. Throughout the background of the photo is a crowd of standing people in various hats and clothing. In the distance is a stone wall with more people standing atop …

Photograph of an elderly woman in western attire eating chili. She is a Terlingua Chili Cook-Off judge. The woman wears large glasses, a collared shirt with patches and buttons, rings, simple earrings and necklaces. She also has small feathers on her cowboy hat, some with dotted patterns on them. The woman sits at a wooden table with her left arm resting on the table, holding down a paper with a pencil on it while her right hand holds a spoon up to her open mouth. To the right of the paper on the table is a second spoon and a napkin while an open cup of chili sits in front of the paper. To the left is a plastic lid and another napkin. In the background behind the woman is another wooden table with multiple people sitting on the attached benches while eating. They are dressed in various clothing including a cowboy hat, a dress, jeans, and jackets. Dappled sunlight illuminates the shaded area of the photo.

Photograph of an elderly woman in western attire eating chili. She is a Terlingua Chili Cook-Off judge. The woman wears large glasses, a collared shirt with patches and buttons, rings, simple earrings and necklaces. She also has small feathers on a cowboy hat she wears, some with dotted patterns on them. The woman sits at a wooden table with her left arm resting on the table, holding down a paper while her right hand holds a spoon to her mouth. To the right of the paper on the table is a second spoon, a napkin, and a plastic lid while an open cup of chili sits in front of the paper. To the left is another napkin with a pencil resting on it. In the background behind the woman is another wooden table with multiple people sitting on the attached benches while eating. They are dressed in various clothing including a cowboy hat, a dress, jeans, and jackets. Dappled sunlight illuminates the shaded area of the photo.

Photograph of an elderly woman in western attire eating chili. She is a Terlingua Chili Cook-Off judge. The woman wears large glasses, a collared shirt with patches and buttons, rings, simple earrings and necklaces. She also has small feathers on her cowboy hat, some with dotted patterns on them. The woman sits at a wooden table with her left arm resting on the table, holding down a paper with a pencil on it while her right hand holds a spoon up to her open mouth. To the right of the paper on the table is a second spoon, a napkin, and a plastic lid while an open cup of chili sits in front of the paper. To the left is a plastic lid another napkin. In the background behind the woman is another wooden table with multiple people sitting on the attached benches while eating. They are dressed in various clothing including a cowboy hat, a dress, jeans, and jackets. Dappled sunlight illuminates the shaded area of the photo.

Photograph of an elderly woman in western attire eating chili. She is a Terlingua Chili Cook-Off judge. The woman wears large glasses, a collared shirt with patches and buttons, rings, simple earrings and necklaces. She also has small feathers on a cowboy hat she wears, some with dotted patterns on them. The woman sits at a wooden table with her left arm resting on the table, holding down a paper with a pencil on it while her right hand holds a spoon above the paper. To the right of the paper on the table is a second spoon, a napkin, and a plastic lid while an open cup of chili sits in front of the paper. To the left is another napkin, in front of which is a second cup with a plastic lid on its top that a ring-wearing hand rests on. In the background behind the woman is another wooden table with multiple people sitting on the attached benches while eating. They are dressed in various clothing including a cowboy hat, a dress, jeans, and jackets. Dappled sunlight illuminates the shaded area of the photo.

Script from the WBAP-TV/NBC station in Fort Worth, Texas, relating a news story.

Script from the WBAP-TV/NBC station in Fort Worth, Texas, covering a broadcast news story.

Video footage from the KXAS-TV/NBC station in Fort Worth, Texas, to accompany a news story.

Script from the WBAP-TV/NBC station in Fort Worth, Texas relating a news story.

Photograph of the re-building of the Palace Hotel in San Francisco after the first one was destroyed by a fire. The Metropolis Bank Building to the right is the only remaining structure in the photo, and is now part of the Bank of America Financial Center on Market Street.

Photograph of the grave of Don Smith at Terlingua Cemetery during a river rafting trip led by Steven Fromholz and Craig Hillis in November 2002. Empty bottles have been piled up above a grouping of rocks. A slab in the center of the rocks reads, "[19]40-1986 Don Smith [--] Held in the arms of my desert I assuredly rest in peace." Directly above the slab is a small rectangular metal object with a marijuana leaf motif in its center.

Photograph of the grave of Kenneth "Zero" Kempf at Terlingua Cemetery during a river rafting trip led by Steven Fromholz and Craig Hillis in November 2002. The wooden headstone reads, "Kenn[eth] 'Zer[o'] [K]empf 8-27-33 [--] 11-25-93 [Friend to All]." A floral wreath has been placed over the center of the headstone. A United States flag is hanging out from the left side. Rocks can be seen outlining the grave. A small patch of desert flowers are growing beneath the headstone. Several wooden crosses can be seen on a large pile of rocks in the background on the right side of the of the photograph.

Photograph of the grave of Felix R. Valenzuela at Terlingua Cemetery during a river rafting trip led by Steven Fromholz and Craig Hillis in November 2002. A large wooden cross has been placed on top of a rectangular limestone structure above ground. A plaque on the cross reads, "Felix R. Valenzuela February 22, 1882 - June 19, 1938." A bouquet of flowers has been placed on top of the grave. Other graves can be seen next to and behind Valenzuela's. The desert landscape can be seen in the background.

Photograph of a wooden cross at Terlingua Cemetery during a river rafting trip led by Steven Fromholz and Craig Hillis in November 2002. The photograph has been taken from one side of the cross. Several other wooden crosses and rock structures can be seen among the desert landscape in the background, behind a low wire fence.

Photograph of Terlingua Cemetery in Terlingua, Texas during a river rafting trip led by Steven Fromholz and Craig Hillis in November 2002. Wooden crosses can be seen on top of rock structures scattered around the desert landscape. A small wooden fence can be seen in the center of the photograph, surrounding one of the graves.

Photograph of Terlingua Cemetery in Terlingua, Texas during a river rafting trip led by Steven Fromholz and Craig Hillis in November 2002. Several wooden crosses are sitting on top of concrete structures scattered around the photograph. Two vertical limestone structures can be seen in the background, topped with wrought iron crosses. A wooden post is out of focus in the foreground on the left side of the photograph.

Photograph of Terlingua Cemetery in Terlingua, Texas during a river rafting trip led by Steven Fromholz and Craig Hillis in November 2002. Several wooden crosses are sitting on top of piles of rocks, scattered around the photograph. Limestone building structures can be seen among the desert landscape in the background.

Photograph of Craig Hillis at Terlingua Cemetery during a river rafting trip with Steven Fromholz in November 2002. He is looking at the camera and smiling. Building structures can be seen among the desert landscape and mountains in the background of the photograph.

Photograph of Craig Hillis (left) and Steven Fromholz (right) at Terlingua Cemetery during a river rafting trip in November 2002. They are both looking at the camera and smiling.