Photograph of Hazel Bowen, wagon mistress from Antelope, giving a wagon ride at the Texas Folklife Festival. She is wearing a cowboy hat and driving a wagon with a young girl sitting to the right of her. More children are sitting in the back of the wagon.

Photograph of Hazel Bowen giving wagon rides at the Texas Folklife Festival. Wearing a cowboy hat, she is driving a green wagon being pulled by two horses. A young boy is sitting in the front next to her. A small group of children and adults are riding in the back. The horses are walking along a dirt pathway next to which two young girls are standing.

Photograph of Hazel Bowen, wagon mistress from Antelope, giving a wagon ride at the Texas Folklife Festival. She is wearing a cowboy hat and driving a wagon with a young girl sitting to the right of her. More children are sitting in the back of the wagon. In the foreground, the horse pulling the wagon is partially visible.

Photograph of Hazel Bowen, wagon mistress from Antelope, Texas, at the Texas Folklife Festival. She is wearing a cream-colored cowboy hat with a collection of pins on the crown. Her face contains many wrinkles. She has blue-green eyes and is pursing her lips slightly as she looks off to the left.

Photograph of Inga Lisa Calissendorf, member of the Gulf Coast Scandinavian Dancers, at the Texas Folklife Festival. She is wearing a large woven straw bonnet tied with red ribbon at her neck. She has fair skin, blue eyes, and blonde hair.

Photograph of the Institute of Texan Cultures Information and Souvenirs booth at the Texas Folklife Festival. The square booth has t-shirts and hats hanging up inside of it. Two visitors are standing on one side talking to one of the four booth workers. At the top on each side is a sign that reads, "Kiosk, Souvenirs & Information."

Photograph of James Ander installing a chair seat at the Texas Folklife Festival. He is on the right, weaving a rope around the four wooden posts of the seat as a few festival visitors watch on the left. He has white hair and is wearing a dark blue shirt and black-rimmed glasses.

Photograph of Jethro Holmes eating biscuits and honey at the Texas Folklife Festival. He is wearing a straw cowboy hat, a blue shirt, a shiny bow-tie, and black frame glasses as he shovels a bite of honey-covered biscuit into his mouth with a spoon. He is holding another biscuit in his other hand.

Photograph of Jo Ann Witek in the Polish food booth at the Texas Folklife Festival. She is wearing a traditional outfit: a peasant blouse with large, lace-trimmed sleeves; a fitted, embroidered vest; and a floral headband. She is holding a plate containing some type of Polish food.

Photograph of Joel Nelson from Big Bend Saddlery in Alpine at the Texas Folklife Festival. Wearing a yellow western shirt and a black ten gallon hat, he is carving out a pattern on a piece of leather. An assortment of tools are visible on the table next to him.

Photograph of John A. Karger, a professional falconer, posing with his Red-Tailed Hawk at the Texas Folklife Festival. He has brown curly hair and a full beard. He is wearing a yellow t-shirt and rainbow suspenders. The Red-Tailed Hawk is over a foot tall and is perched on his left arm where he is wearing a protective covering called a gauntlet. He is representing a bird of prey rescue center called Last Chance Forever/The Bird of Prey Conservancy which works to educate people about the natural world. The Institute of Texas Cultures building is visible in the right background.

Photograph of a John Bullock, from Terlingua, making a steel sculpture at the Texas Folklife Festival. He is using a blowtorch on a piece of metal held in a vice. He is shirtless, but wearing protective gloves, an apron, and goggles on his forehead. Hammers and other tools are visible on the work surface in front of him.

Photograph of John Collins dressed as Judge Roy Bean at the Texas Folklife Festival. He is wearing a button up shirt with a black leather vest, a red bandana, a thick white beard and a black cowboy hat with a tall round crown. He is holding a rifle across his chest.

Photograph of John Collins as Judge Roy Bean posing with a rifle at the Texas Folklife Festival. He is wearing a black hat with a tall round crown, a leather vest, a light-colored shirt, and a bandana around his neck. He is holding a rifle across his chest and is standing in front of a log cabin. He has a bushy white beard.

Photograph of John Collins as Judge Roy Bean talking to children at the Texas Folklife Festival. He is wearing a black hat with a tall round crown, a leather vest, a light-colored shirt, a bandana, and jeans. He is holding a rifle across his lap and is talking to a boy standing on the left. Standing on the right is a little girl. In the background, the side of a log cabin is visible.

Photograph of John Donohue, Irish tenor, eating a Chinese egg roll at the Texas Folklife Festival. He is wearing a green and white knit cap with a tan pom-pom, a white collared shirt and a green vest. He is biting into the egg roll which he is holding in a napkin.

Photograph of John Henry (Bones) Nobles, from Beaumont, playing rib bones of a cow at the Texas Folklife Festival. He is wearing an African-inspired tribal shirt, a leopard-print beret and has a long gray mustache and goatee. He is shaking the bones in his right hand.

Photograph of John Henry (Bones) Nobles performing onstage at the Texas Folklife Festival. He is wearing an African-inspired tunic, light-colored pants, and a leopard-print beret. He is standing in front of a microphone with a cane in his right hand.

Photograph of John Henry (Bones) Nobles, from Beaumont, performing onstage with his bones at the Texas Folklife Festival. He is wearing an African-inspired tunic, light-colored pants, and a leopard-print beret. He is standing in front of a microphone holding a cane and some bones which he is shaking around to make noise.

Photograph of John Henry (Bones) Nobles, from Beaumont, performing onstage at the Texas Folklife Festival. He is wearing an African-inspired tunic, light-colored pants, and a leopard-print beret. He is standing in front of a microphone holding a cane and some bones.

Photograph of John Henry (Bones) Nobles, from Beaumont, playing the rib bones of a cow at the Texas Folklife Festival. He is wearing an African-inspired tribal shirt, and a leopard-print beret. He is standing in front of two microphones as he shakes the bones in his right hand.

Photograph of John Henry (Bones) Nobles, from Beaumont, with a fan at the Texas Folklife Festival. Nobles is on the right wearing an African tribal shirt and a leopard-print beret. He has a long gray mustache and goatee. The fan, on the left, is an older woman with graying hair and a navy blue shirt.

Photograph of John Henry (Bones) Nobles, from Beaumont, with Peter Breaz, lead singer for Hickory, at the Texas Folklife Festival. Breaz is on the left and has his arm around Nobles. He is holding a microphone and pointing it towards Nobles. Nobles wears an African tribal shirt and a leopard-print beret, while Breaz wears a white shirt with red and green suspenders.

Photograph of Johnny Stewart blowing a wooden whistle at the Texas Wildlife booth. He is wearing a dark blue pearl-snap shirt and is standing in front of a table covered with antlers. Other booths and festival visitors are visible in the background.