Photograph of bridesmaid Alexandra “Sandra” Wharton related to groom James Alan Wharton, mother of the bride Marjorie Lee Hitch and Susanne Rankin plating pieces of wedding cake after James and Jean's nuptials.

Photograph of the groom, James Alan Wharton with his best man/brother on the left, Wilbur Worth Wharton, Jr., and another groomsman. All three men are standing at the makeshift altar and standing for their portrait.

Photograph of the bride, Lajean (Jean) Valentine Hitch, having her veil placed by her mother, Marjorie Lee Hitch at Jean's wedding to James Alan Wharton.

Photograph of bride Lajean "Jean" Wharton with her bridesmaids. (L-R) Susanne Rankin, Glenda Lee Hitch, Marianne Wharton, Lajean Wharton, and Alexandra "Sandra" Wharton.

Photograph of the wedding gifts Lajean and James Alan Wharton received during their nuptials laid out on a bed in a family home. Some wedding gifts include pots and pants, a wall clock, an alarm, and other assorted home gifts.

Photograph of (L to R) Marjorie Lee Hitch and Samuel Humphrey Hitch, Lajean (Jean) Valentine Hitch (mother and father of Jean), James Alan Wharton, Mary Sue Wharton, and Wilbur Worth Wharton Sr. (mother and father of James).

Photograph of the bride, Lajean (Jean) Valentine Hitch, having her veil placed by her mother, Marjorie Lee Hitch at Jean's wedding to James Alan Wharton.

Photograph of (L to R) Marjorie Lee Hitch and Samuel Humphrey Hitch, Lajean (Jean) Valentine Hitch (mother and father of Jean), James Alan Wharton, Mary Sue Wharton, and Wilbur Worth Wharton Sr. (mother and father of James).

Photograph of the bride, Lajean (Jean) Valentine Hitch, feeding cake to her groom, James Alan Wharton at their wedding in Fort Worth. The couple are smiling at one another after their recent nuptials, standing in front of their wedding cake.

Photograph of newlyweds, Lajean (Jean) Valentine Hitch and James Alan Wharton cutting their wedding cake together. The couple are smiling at one another after their recent nuptials.

Photograph of Lajean (Jean) Valentine Hitch and James Alan Wharton being wed by Rev. B. L. Davis. The couple have their wedding party on their flanks, as they exchange rings with one another.

Photograph of the groom, James Alan Wharton, feeding cake to his bride, Lajean (Jean) Valentine Hitch at their wedding in Fort Worth. The couple are smiling at one another after their recent nuptials, standing in front of their wedding cake.

Photograph of newlyweds, Lajean (Jean) Valentine Hitch and James Alan Wharton cutting their wedding cake together. The couple are smiling at one another after their recent nuptials.

Photograph of Lajean (Jean) Valentine Hitch and James Alan Wharton being wed by Rev. B. L. Davis. The couple have their wedding party on their flanks, as they exchange rings with one another.

Photograph of the bride, Lajean (Jean) Valentine Hitch with her father, Samuel Humphrey Hitch at her wedding to James Alan Wharton. As Jean and her father walk in, she is surrounded by her wedding party as the ceremony takes place in a family home.

Photograph of an elevator on S. Main St. in Fort Worth, Texas. There is a long stretch of road going over a bridge on the far right.

Photograph of the interior of the Amtrack station in Fort Worth, Texas. The interior walls are decayed and falling apart, and the exposed planks of wood are broken or peeling.

Photograph of a mural titled "Diane," that was created by Dan & Mae Hitchcock on June 4, 1987. The mural is an illustration of a woman's face.

Photograph of a shed with a small wooden door. The paint on the wood is peeling and there is graffiti on the side of the wall.

Photograph of an old building on 21st Street in Fort Worth, Texas. The are shutters and blinds blocking the window and the door is bolted with a thick chain to prevent entrance.

Photograph of the interior of the Ashton Depot in Fort Worth, located at 1501 Jones Street. It was formerly known by both Santa Fe Depot and Fort Worth Union Depot. The photo shows a waiting room. The walls are smooth and painted a light color and the floor is made of rectangular tiles. Three double-sided benches sit in the room, one only partially in the frame, in the bottom left of the image. They are made out of wood, and are rounded on the edges. A telephone booth with three small cubicles is in the back corner of the room. A rolling cart for luggage stands in another small room to the right of the photo. The ceiling is decorated with intricate carvings, and the interior windows are leaded with geometric designs. The windows to the outside let in a lot of sunlight. There are trashcans scattered around the room.

Video recording of Jamye Blanke and Byrd Williams IV swinging with their baby son, Byrd Williams V, at Foster Park in Fort Worth. Byrd IV and Jamye took turns filming one another swinging with their son. Byrd V can also be seen sitting and crawling in the grass. Byrd V was 6 3/4 months old at the time this video was recorded and it was his first trip to Foster Park.

Blurry photograph of Byrd Williams IV, visible from the shoulders up; he is wearing a dark-colored shirt and has short hair and slight stubble.