Photograph of a red t-shirt with a yellow collar for Lori (Lory) Masters from the Flying W Motorcycle Club of Dallas. The back of the shirt reads, "Motorcycle Mama."

Photograph of a large yellow and white trimmed satin jacket that belongs to Lory Masters. On the front of the jacket the name Lory is embroidered with black thread. On the back of the jacket is the Flying W Motorcycle Club logo in the same black threading. Written at the top of the logo are, "United We Stand."

Photograph of a white mug with red lettering that reads, "Loryland."

Photograph of a multi-photo frame with pictures of Lory Masters and other unidentified individuals attending and celebrating in a Pride Day Parade. In the top corner Lory Masters can be seen riding in a convertible with an unidentified man. In other photographs Masters can be seen with a medal around her neck, standing in front of a microphone and delivering a speech to the audience.

Photograph of a white t-shirt with a black graphic on the left side chest, of a figure kicking open a door and walking out. The text at the bottom of the figure reads, "National Coming Out Day.." and signed by the artist Keith Haring 1988, for the annual National Coming Out Day (NCOD), October 11. On the back of the t-shirt is the same graphic of the figure walking in bright colors.

Photograph of a glass weight from the Oak Lawn Community Services. The glass award reads, Oak Lawn Community Services is a progressive not for profit organization which provides a continuum of physical and mental health services. We specialize in, but are not limited to, supporting the needs of gay men, lesbians, and their families. *We nurture wellness and healing for our clients. *We dignify and enhance the quality of life within our community. We pride ourselves on the foundation built by our volunteers, staff, donors and corporate sponsors.

Photograph of a CD display frame for Only Human, a compilation of songs sung by The Women's Chorus of Dallas, TWCD. The CD was recorded on April 18, 1999 at the Morton H, Meyerson Symphony Center in Dallas, Texas The inscription on the frame reads, In appreciation of Uncommon Legacy Foundation for your generous support of "Only Human" The Women's Chorus of Dallas, September 19, 1999. Next to the frame CD is a glass ornament that has the inscription TWCD 15th Anniversary.

Photograph of a white t-shirt with the sleeves missing, with red text in the center that read, "Over the Rainbow..." on the back of the t-shirt the sentence finishes with "Loryland."

Photograph of Lory Masters, wearing a sash around her bodice with the year 1985 written on it, and seated on top of a red Honda 200 motorcycle. Three other women are wearing white tuxedos and red flowers on their lapels, posing with Lory for the portrait.

Photographs of two pages in the book "Lazy B" written by Sandra Day O'Connor and her brother H. Alan Day. On the first page is a photograph of Sue Pirtle, Kay Bailey Hutchison, and Lory Masters standing together. Their signatures are below the taped in picture and a note at the top reads "5/24/02 w/ Pitle; At the Grand Opening of "National Cowgirl Hall of Fame"". On the title page of the book is the autograph from the author Sandra Day O'Connor, along with another photograph of Sue Pitle, Sandra Day O'Connor, and Lory Masters.

Photograph of a plaque that has been awarded to Lory Masters. The plaque reads, Recognition of Community Service to Lory Huitt Masters, 1990 Alan Ross Texas Freedom Parade. The golden medal at the top of the plaque depicts a hand holding onto a lit torch.

Photograph of a Lory Land banner with two rainbows on either side of the text printed in red.

Photograph of a black t-shirt with a graphic that reads, "There's no place like (click 3x) razzle dazzle Dallas 1992." Razzle Dazzle Dallas is a community event produced by a team of community leaders and volunteers with the purpose of raising money for local charities and AIDS service organizations.

Photograph of a white ribbon that reads, "Flying W earns a "10" Congratulations, OLCC", and some small lapel pins. One pin is of a tree with the letters OLCS (Oak Lawn Community Service) on it. Another pink pin is of a women running, one pin is a golden leather jacket with a small red crystal, one is a red ribbon and the last pin is of small humans with their hands linked together. OLCS lapel pin measures 3 cm x 2 cm.

Photograph of custom stained glass frame with the Flying W in the center encircled by the Flying W Motorcycle Club of Dallas logo. At the bottom of the frame reads, "Lori 81'."

Photograph of the Franklin Mint pewter statuette of "Temptation Rides" by artist Julie Bell. “Temptation Rides” is an original work of art by Julie Bell and is 1 of 4 in a series called Mistress & Motorcycle Fantasy Collection. "On the road where fantasy and reality collide, she waits...reveling in her passion for power, speed and freedom! She is part angel and part temptress...a goddess of sensual power and a woman of unforgettable presence." Temptation Rides measures 9 in x 6 in in solid pewter.

Photograph of a custom frame for a newspaper clipping from Today's Dallas Woman titled "Women to Watch" from the June 1998 issue. The article was written by Phyllis Estes on Lory Masters, who was named The Dallas Woman's Woman to Watch for her activism on speaking up for women who cannot speak for themselves. The clipping features a portrait of Lory Masters.

Photograph of a trophy that has been awarded to Lory Masters. The trophy reads, Alan Ross Commemorative Trophy, Recognizes Lory Masters For Her Outstanding Support and Dedication. At the top of the trophy is a silver state of Texas.

Photograph of a collage for the Uncommon Legacy Foundation Annual Extra Mile Awards of 2003. The photographs displayed on the collage feature the guests of the event as well as the winners of the Extra Mile Award, Anne Fay, Veletta Forsythe Lill, Buddy Mullins, Sally O'Connor and Carol Williams.

Photograph of a collage for An Evening with (International) Uncommon Women, an event that was held on Saturday, June 28th 1997 at the Science Place in Fair Park, Dallas Texas. The collage displays photographs of the uncommon women such as, De'An Olson, Cheryl Cox Kinney, Jacquelyn A. Gray, Tori Osborn, Michael D. Grossman and Pat Stone.

Photograph of a black t-shirt with silver stars and pink print that reads, "When you wish upon a star 17th Annual Variety Show, Benefiting The Nelson-Tebedo Community Clinic and The (Flying W Motorcycle Club of Dallas) logo.

Photograph of a black showgirl dress with white and silver-gold tinted beads dangling down. Lory Masters wore this during her impression of Tina Turner.

Photograph of a glass mug from the Flying W Motorcycle Club of Dallas with the inscription "When You Wish Upon A Star '92."

Photograph of The Women's Chorus of Dallas - Highroller's Halloween large t-shirt, with a graphic of a black cat with its back hunched and bats flying away from the full moon. Around the main decal, in the white box lined around it are text words that say, Blackjack, Poker, Roulette, Slot Machines, Costumes and Dancing.