Guide to the

Jack White Photograph Collection
ca. 1860s-1994, bulk 1873-1980s

11.2 linear ft.

Accession Number: 94-64
Collection Number: AR407

Prepared by Shirley R. Rodnitzky
April 2000

CITATION: Jack White Photograph Collection, AR407, Box number, Folder number, Special Collections Division, The University of Texas at Arlington Libraries.

Series II:   Slide Presentations-Historic    Oversize Slides     Advertising    Buildings    Businesses     Education    Events    People     Places    Aerials    Cityscapes     Streets    Transportation    Slide Presentations-General

Series II. Slides
Subseries 1. Slide Presentation--Historic Fort Worth, 1873-1980s

Box 10
Folder(s) Title, Dates, and Description

  1. Script by Jack White to accompany his slide presentation at the University of Texas at Arlington, Friends of the UTA Libraries meeting, about the history of Fort Worth, Texas, as seen through his photograph collection, April 4, 1994.
  2. Slide carousel of 140 historic photographs of Fort Worth, Texas, gathered for the presentation and overview of the Jack White Photograph Collection.

Subseries 2. Oversize Slides--Buildings, People, and Places

  1. Ambassador Oil, ca. 1965; One envelope of oversize slides.
  2. Bob Wharton, ca. 1965; One box of oversize slides.
  3. Botanic Garden, Fort Worth, Texas, ca. 1965; One box of oversize slides.
  4. Howell, ca. 1965; Front of new building, boat on lake at sunset. One box of oversize slides.
  5. Texas Electric Service, ca. 1965; People Power Girls TV sport. Two boxes of oversize slides.
  6. Six Flags Over Texas, ca. 1965; Two boxes of oversize slides.
  7. Six Flags Over Texas, White Lake, Botanic Gardens, ca. 1965; One box of oversize slides.

Subseries 3. Advertising

Box 11
Folder(s) Title, Dates, and Description

  1. Bison, n.d. (3 slides)
  2. Fort Worth National Bank, 1966-1969 (42 slides)
  3. Striplings and Fashion Freedom, 1971 (9 slides)
  4. Wildflowers, 1973 (49 slides)

Subseries 4. Buildings

  1. Americana Hotel, 1971, n.d.; Architectural drawings and models of Americana Hotel (now Worthington Hotel) floor plans and drawings, restoration of Winfield Scott Hotel, Heritage Park models, drawings, and overview (82 slides)
  2. [Same as above]
  3. Amon Carter Museum, 1963-1975 ; Exterior views (22 slides)
  4. Amon Carter Museum, 1967; Selected paintings by Remington and Russell (27 slides)
  5. Blackstone Hotel, 1972, n.d. (5 slides)
  6. Casa Manana, 1936-1981, n.d.; Show girls, building exterior, stage production (9 slides)
  7. Churches, ca. 1900, 1963-1965, n.d.; Aerials, exteriors, congregation views, various Fort Worth churches (123 slides)
  8. [Same as above]
  9. City Center One, ca. 1980; Construction (42 slides)
  10. City Hall, ca. early 1900s-1974; Aerial and ground level views of various city hall buildings (48 slides)
  11. Conoco Oil Co./Continental Bank Building, 1969 (20 slides)
  12. Construction, 1959-1972; Construction views of various Fort Worth buildings (23 slides)
  13. Continental National Bank, 1971-1972; Construction, overhead walk, and garage views (9 slides)
  14. Continental Plaza, n.d.; Construction views, architectural drawings, and newspaper report (13 slides)
  15. F. W. Woolworth, early 1930s (2 slides); Farmers and Mechanics National Bank. See Subseries 4., Hoxie Building
  16. Federal Building, 1964-1972, n.d.; Old Federal Building, views of the demolishing of the old building, and views of the new building (24 slides)
  17. Fire Stations, late 1800s-1975; Various fire station buildings and fire trucks (35 slides)
  18. First National Bank, ca. 1880s or 1890s; Second and Houston streets. Bank was on first floor and telephone company was on the second floor (8 slides)
  19. Flatiron Building, ca. 1912; (8 slides)
  20. Fort Worth Art Museum and Scott Theater, ca. 1963-1981; Construction, interior, and exterior views (51 slides)
  21. Fort Worth Club, early 1930s, 1962-1972; Views from various angles (16 slides)
  22. Fort Worth, Texas, 1888; Page from Frank Leslie’s Illustrated Newspaper showing Fort Worth buildings and a map (3 slides)

Box 12
Folder(s) Title, Dates, and Description

  1. Fort Worth National Bank, ca. 1890s, 1964-1976; Early building, construction of new building, motor banks, parking garage (156 slides)
  2. [Same as above]
  3. [Same as above]
  4. [Same as above]
  5. [Same as above]
  6. Fort Worth Public Library, 1971; Exterior views (4 slides)
  7. Fort Worth Star-Telegram, ca. 1900s, 1971; Early building pre 1920s and walkway over Sixth Street (9 slides)
  8. Halperin Plan, 1971; Architectural drawings, ideas from other cities, photos of downtown Fort Worth, street grids and plans (260 slides)
  9. [Same as above]
  10. [Same as above]
  11. [Same as above]
  12. Hilton Hotel, 1961; Swimming pool on roof (2 slides)
  13. Hospitals, 1963-1972; Fort Worth Children’s, Harris, John Peter Smith, and Medical Plaza Hospitals (17 slides)
  14. Hospitals, All Saints, 1965-1972; Aerials, exterior, and construction of addition (29 slides)
  15. Hospitals, St. Joseph, late 1800s, 1966; Exterior views (13 slides)
  16. Hotel Texas, 1961-1975; Ballroom, exterior and aerial views, construction views when it became the Hyatt-Regency (42 slides)
  17. Hotel Worth, ca. late 1800s; Exterior views (9 slides)
  18. Houston Street Mall, 1971-1972; Parking garage area (10 slides)
  19. Hoxie Building, ca. early 1900s; Farmers and Mechanics National Bank is on ground floor (13 slides)
  20. Kimbell Museum, 1972; Construction views, after construction, aerial views, first director of museum, Mr. Brown (39 slides)
  21. Knights of Pythias, n.d.; Exterior view (1 slide)
  22. Land Agency, late 1890s; Corner of Lancaster and Main streets. Sign on front: "Houses, Lots, and Farms for Sale" (8 slides)
  23. Leonard Bros., 1952, 1971; Exterior of dry goods department, extension over First Street, fashion show for American Airlines, advertisement (8 slides)
  24. Leonard Bros., 1965; Views of subway trains, station, and parking lot (18 slides)
  25. Majestic Theater, ca. 1936, 1940; Interior and exterior views from a newspaper article (7 slides)
  26. Medical Arts Building, 1930s; Building with view of Burkburnett Park in foreground (5 slides)
  27. Miscellaneous Buildings, 1963-1971; A. Davis, Apartment complexes in Ridgemar, Baker Building, Cox on West Berry, Edisons, Ellisons closing, F & M Building, Fair Building, Gainsville Courthouse, General Motors Plant, Hall-Page Tire Company, Montgomery Ward, NCR Plant, Northeast National Bank, Phoenix Furniture, Pier 1, Sheraton annex and overhead walkway, Singer, Westside State Bank (33 slides); Modern Museum of Art. See Fort Worth Art Museum
  28. Museum of Science and History, 1965-1974; Exterior and exhibit views (11 slides)
  29. Neal Anderson Building, ca. 1920s; Exterior view (7 slides)
  30. New Liberty Theater, ca. 1920s; Exterior view (4 slides)
  31. Northside Coliseum, ca. early 1900s, 1980s; Exterior views (3 slides)
  32. Opera Houses, 1885, ca. 1900s; Fort Worth Opera House, Greenwall Opera House (15 slides)

Box 13
Folder(s) Title, Dates, and Description

  1. P. B. Binyon Transfer Office (Binyon O’Keefe), late 1800s; Exterior view (5 slides)
  2. Parker County Courthouse, Weatherford, Texas, ca. late 1800s; Courthouse square scene with people, horses and Buggies (6 slides)
  3. Residential Buildings, 1930s, n.d.; Fort Worth Women’s Club on Pennsylvania Avenue, dug out shelter in West Texas, Summit Street across from Mrs. Bairds, Dust Bowl home of the 1930s (7 slides)
  4. Ridglea Theater, 1952; Front of building and marquee, "The Tanks Are Coming" (2 slides)
  5. Riverside State Bank, 1967-1968; Architectural drawing, old bank building, grand opening of motor bank (32 slides) Scott Theater. See Fort Worth Art Museum
  6. Santa Fe Railroad, 1971; Station and locomotives (16 slides)
  7. Southwestern Bell Telephone Company, ca. 1890s-1950s, n.d.; Building at Houston and Second streets, switchboard operators, linemen, office workers, and street scenes (47 slides)
  8. Southwestern Bell Telephone Company, 1965-1972; Architectural drawings for telephone company expansion and construction scenes, views of expansion area on Throckmorton, and aerial views (42 slides)
  9. Stock Yard Club Hotel, late 1890s; Corner of Main Street and Exchange Avenue (3 slides)
  10. Tandy Center, 1980; Construction, aerials, exterior, ice rink (12 slides)
  11. Tarrant County Convention Center, 1967-1974; Aerial views (67 slides)
  12. Tarrant County Convention Center, 1971; Architectural models, views of areas to be demolished or demolished for construction of the center, Houston Street views of convention center (8 slides)
  13. Tarrant County Courthouse, ca. 1873-1961, n.d.; Laying of cornerstone, construction of courthouse and annex, dome, aerial views (50 slides); Telephone Company. See Southwestern Bell Telephone Company
  14. Texas and Pacific Railway Company, 1900-1930s, n.d.; Station, fire scenes, steam locomotives, and Al Hayne Memorial near station; (56 slides)
  15. Texas Employment Commission, 1963-1972; Exterior views (8 slides)
  16. Texas Spring Palace, 1889; Exterior views (22 slides)
  17. Texas State Bank, ca. 1920s; 906 Houston Street (20 slides)
  18. Tivoli Hall, ca. late 1800s; Street scene (21 slides)
  19. Union Bank and Trust, 1971; Weatherford and Main streets (4 slides)
  20. W. T. Waggoner Building, 1963; City Hall and public library also shown (6 slides)
  21. Washer Bros., ca. 1880s, 1971; Fourth and Main streets (7 slides)
  22. Westchester House, ca. 1940s, 1965; Construction and newspaper ad (3 slides)
  23. Western Hills Hotel, ca. 1950s; Camp Bowie Blvd. (2 slides)
  24. Will Rogers Coliseum, 1962-1975; Aerials, tower, and exterior views, arena, Will Rogers statue (39 slides); Winfield Scott Hotel. See Americana Hotel
  25. Worth Hotel, ca. early 1900s-1950s; Exterior views (35 slides)

Subseries 5. Businesses

Box 14
Folder(s) Title, Dates, and Description

  1. A. B. Culbertson & Company, 1969, n.d.; [Church bonds and loans.] Employees and building (44 slides)
  2. Acme Brick Company, n.d.; J. E. Fender, President and Acme Brick Company’s new home (copy of newspaper article photo (2 slides)
  3. Alcon Lab, n.d.; William Conner (co-founder of Alcon), architectural model, lab building, advertising photos showing products, doctors, and patients, and presentation slides (106 slides)
  4. [Same as above]
  5. Bell Helicopter, n.d.; Aerial view, advertisements, and photos from newspaper article (6 slides)
  6. Boaz & Battle Cotton Yard, 1880; Main and Fourteenth streets. Also shows mule drawn trolley (3 slides)
  7. Carling Brewery, 1964; Exterior and interior views, aerials, employees, promotional ads (111 slides)
  8. [Same as above]
  9. Carter Blood Center, 1968; Lab, employees, blood donors (80 slides)
  10. [Same as above]
  11. Clover Grill, 1952; Building and advertisement (2 slides)
  12. Everman Pre-Stressed Concrete Company, 1966; Ads for various types of structures (12 slides)
  13. F. W. Steele Machinery Company, 1976-1979; Aerial plant site, foundry, and machinery (6 slides)
  14. General Dynamics, 1940s-1963, n.d.; Also known as Convair and Consolidated Vultee. Aircraft plant, planes, assembly lines, newspaper report, and advertisement (28 slides)
  15. Haltom’s, n.d.; Sixth and Houston streets (4 slides)
  16. Hobbs Trailers, 1926-1976; Fiftieth anniversary showing M. J. Neely, president of Hobbs Trailers; logos, celebrations, employees, map of property in Blue Mound, and older promotional photos, 1920s-1950s (96 slides)
  17. [Same as above]
  18. Hobbs Trailers, 1966-1975; Plant aerial views and interior, sales and service (40 slides)
  19. 19-21 Hobbs Trailers, 1971-1977; Products, advertisements, logos (171 slides)
  20. [Same as above]
  21. [Same as above]
  22. Pangburn Company, n.d.; Ad for chocolates (2 slides)
  23. Petroleum Industry, ca. 1920s-1977; Spindletop, gushers, oil fields, derricks, pumps, and workers laying pipeline (36 slides)
  24. Texas Electric Service Company, 1940s-1969; Building, power lines, and advertisements (35 slides)

Subseries 6. Education

Box 15
Folder(s) Title, Dates, and Description

  1. Schools, ca. 1963-1972; Primarily high schools in Fort Worth; some elementary and junior high schools and Tarrant County Jr. College administration (23 slides)
  2. Texas Christian University, 1950s-1974; Aerials, buildings, campus scenes, and football (35 slides)

Subseries 7. Events

  1. City Bond Elections, 1969-1975; Aerial views, highways, street scenes, and people (100 slides)
  2. [Same as above]
  3. Entertainment and Cultural Events, 1966-1972, n.d.; Ballet, Casa Manana, circus, and Miss Texas pageant (10 slides)
  4. Fort Worth Opera, 1965; Carmen (9 slides)
  5. Fort Worth Symphony, 1965-1975; Rehearsals and concerts (46 slides)
  6. Futurama Street Festival, 1959; Street scenes (19 slides)
  7. Guaranty State Bank Run, ca. 1929-1932; Crowds on Main Street looking north shows Washer Bros, English Tailors, Guaranty State Bank, Fuller Jewelry, and Harmon’s Drug Store (8 slides)
  8. Heritage Hall Diorama, 1966; Exhibits in Kress Building (10 slides)
  9. Miscellaneous Events, 1920s-1970s; Stock market crash headlines, National Prohibition Act, Congress votes war headlines, peace demonstration, Children’s Museum to open new wing headline, and unidentified scene (11 slides)
  10. Race Tracks (Auto Racing), 1965; Green Valley Raceway and Trinity Valley Raceway (22 slides)
  11. Richard M. Nixon Rally, 1968; Rally scenes of Nixon and family with others at Burkburnett Park (41 slides)
  12. Southwestern Fat Stock Show and Rodeo, 1952-1974; Advertisements, newspaper article, and parade (7 slides)
  13. Sports, 1970-1971, n.d.; Baseball, basketball, Golden Gloves match, and hockey game (8 slides)
  14. Tarrant County Courthouse, 1873; Courthouse Square. Market Day, looking east from Houston and Weatherford streets (13 slides)

Subseries 8. People

  1. Businessmen and Chamber of Commerce Members, ca. 1900-1952; (35 slides)
  2. Carter, Amon G., ca. 1940s-1950s; Amon G. Carter with family, Will Rogers, and others. Includes Carter funeral scenes (21 slides)
  3. Celebrities, ca. late 1800s-1970s; People in entertainment, politics, and sports as well as historical figures (37 slides)
  4. Fort Worth Osteopathic Hospital, 1974; Medical staff in operating room scenes (80 slides)
  5. Humphrey, Hubert, 1968; Humphrey campaign in Fort Worth at Burkburnett Park. Humphrey, John Connally, Henry Gonzales, Ralph Yarbourgh, and Jim Wright are pictured (20 slides)
  6. Meetings, 1965; U. S. Governors meeting (newspaper page), Town Hall meeting at Will Rogers Auditorium on decision to build convention center, United Way luncheon and meetings at Hotel Texas (33 slides)
  7. Miscellaneous, 1930s-1940s, 1975; Groups and individuals, not identified. Primarily depression era and 1940s scenes of groups, families, people on the street, business meetings, and people at work. There are a few pioneer era illustrations of a family and cowboys (30 slides) ;Nixon, Richard. See Events, Richard M. Nixon Rally
  8. Political Leaders, ca. 1905-1968; Theodore Roosevelt’s visit to Fort Worth; Winston Churchill, Franklin D. Roosevelt, and Joseph Stalin; Adolph Hitler; Harry Truman; Richard Nixon; John F. Kennedy; Robert F. Kennedy (assassination); Lyndon B. Johnson and Hubert Humphrey; Dwight D. Eisenhower; Douglas McArthur; Eisenhower-Nixon political buttons; and Uncle Sam (29 slides)
  9. Street Scenes, 1963-1977; Individuals, couples, and groups of people walking in downtown Fort Worth (114 slides)
  10. [Same as above]
  11. Truman, Harry, 1947; Visit to Fort Worth. Shown at podium in front of the Texas and Pacific Railway Station via first television remote telecast in Texas. Sam Rayburn and Amon Carter appear with Truman (4 slides)

Subseries 9. Places

Box 16
Folder(s) Title, Dates, and Description

  1. Arlington Downs, Arlington, Texas, ca. 1930s; Entrance (1 slide)
  2. Botanic Gardens, 1965-1975; People and gardens (10 slides)
  3. Burkburnett Park, 1950s-1971; Aerials, views in various seasons (18 slides)
  4. Carswell Air Force Base, 1940s, n.d.; Lake Worth near Carswell, bomber plant, transport planes, aerial views before Carswell was built, Franklin D. Roosevelt visit (16 slides)
  5. Cultural District, 1937-1938, n.d.; Aerial views in area of Amon Carter Museum, Kimball Art Museum, Casa Manana, and Texas Centennial Celebration grounds (9 slides)
  6. Dallas, Texas, 1936-1960s, n.d.; Skylines, street scene, grassy knoll at Dealy Plaza, triple underpass (14 slides)
  7. Fort Worth Zoo, 1950s-1970; Primarily animals, some people and park views (60 slides)
  8. Freight Yards, 1954-1972, n.d.; Aerial views of freight yards east and west of downtown and Texas & Pacific Railway terminals (18 slides)
  9. General Worth Park, n.d. (1 slide)
  10. Industrial Parks, n.d.; Not identified (18 slides)
  11. Mark IV Industrial Park, 1967, n.d. (23 slides)
  12. Lakes, 1961-1967, n.d.; Benbrook Dam and Lake (newspaper article), Eagle Mountain Lake, Lake Worth (?), and unidentified lake scenes (13 slides)
  13. Residences, 1961-1970; Mayfair, Ridgelea, Ridgemar, Ryan Place, Tanglewood, Wedgewood, Western Hills, Westover Hills (126 slides)
  14. [Same as above]
  15. Seven Seas Amusement Park, Arlington, Texas, 1972; Aerial views (18 slides)
  16. Six Flags Over Texas, 1965; Aerial views, people, and rides (73 slides)
  17. [Same as above]
  18. Stockyards, 1940s, 1951, n.d.; Aerials of stockyards and packing plants, Armour and Company, Swift and Company, and a newspaper article (6 slides)
  19. Sundance Square, ca. 1990; Restoration of buildings (3 slides)
  20. Trinity River, 1966-1971; River and Fort Worth skyline, barges on river, and development plan for Trinity River basin (9 slides)
  21. Turnpike Stadium, 1964-1974; Excavation, construction, completion, and expansion of the stadium (19 slides)
  22. Village Creek Sewage Treatment Plant, n.d.; Aerial views (4 slides)
  23.   Water Gardens, 1971-1975; Excavation, construction, and completion of gardens (76 slides)
  24. [Same as above]

Subseries 10. Skylines--Aerial Views--Fort Worth

  1. Aerial Panoramas, 1890s; Taken from the roof of the Tarrant County Courthouse (15 slides)
  2. Aerial Views, ca. 1890s-1974, n.d.; Birds-eye map, construction scenes, downtown, freeways, industrial areas, stockyards, etc. (172 slides)
  3. [Same as above]
  4. [Same as above]
  5. [Same as above]

Subseries 11. Skylines--Cityscapes--Fort Worth
[Note: The skyline scenes were photographed from various buildings and directions. See notes in folders for specific shooting locations.]

Box 17
Folder(s) Title, Dates, and Description

  1. Looking East and Southeast, 1936-1974 (56 slides)
  2. Looking North and Northwest, 1930s-1979 (23 slides)
  3. Looking Northeast, 1930s (10 slides)
  4. Looking South, 1950s-1971 (36 slides)
  5. Looking West, ca. 1950s-1976 (77 slides)
  6. Night Views, 1962-1975 (142 slides)
  7. [Same as above]
  8. [Same as above]
  9. Sunset Views, 1961-1973 (150 slides)
  10. [Same as above]
  11. [Same as above]

Subseries 12. Streets

  1. Houston Street, 1873; Market Day, looking east from Houston and Weatherford streets (26 slides)
  2. Houston Street, 1963-1972, n.d.; Views looking north and south (28 slides)
  3.   Main Street, ca. 1880s-1940s, n.d.; Photographed from various locations, shows trolleys, trolley tracks, commercial buildings (94 slides)
  4. [Same as above]
  5. Main Street, 1920s Looking north from Eleventh Street, Hippodrome Theater in view (36 slides)
  6. Main Street, 1950-1976; Views looking north and south (50 slides)
  7. Miscellaneous Views, 1962-1972; East Lancaster, Fifth, Jennings, Tenth, and Throckmorton streets (15 slides)
  8. Seventh Street, 1936-1969; Views from various locations (30 slides)
  9. Vintage Views, ca. 1890s-1930s, n.d.; Various streets and views, mostly undated. Includes Houston, Jennings, and Main streets (67 slides)
  10. [Same as above]

Subseries 13. Transportation

Box 18
Folder(s) Title, Dates, and Description

  1. Airplanes, 1965-1975; Commercial aircraft and small planes (10 slides)
  2. Airport Freeway (Highway 121), 1963-1967; Construction, signs, and completed freeway (9 slides)
  3. Amon Carter Field (Greater Fort Worth International Airport), 1961-1969, n.d.; Aerial views, aircraft, terminal, and newspaper article (16 slides)
  4. Automobiles, ca. 1920s-1952; First automobiles in Fort Worth in front of Texas & Pacific Railway station; views of other early automobiles on the road, at gas stations, etc., ca. 1920s-1930s; and ads in 1952, for automobiles of various makes (47 slides)
  5. Bridges, n.d.; Bridge over Trinity River, north Main Street prior to Paddock Viaduct (4 slides)
  6. Dallas/Fort Worth Airport, 1971, n.d.; Architectural models and sketches (17 slides)
  7. Dallas/Fort Worth Airport, 1971-1973; Construction scenes, aerial views by W. D. Smith (99 slides)
  8. [Same as above]
  9. Dallas/Fort Worth Airport, ca. 1974, n.d.; Scenes after completion of airport; Thomas M. Sullivan, Executive Director and aerial views (31 slides)
  10. General Motors, ca. 1950, n.d.; Newspaper articles of pre construction scenes (4 slides); Dallas-Fort Worth Turnpike. See Interstate 30. See also West Freeway
  11. Interstate 30 (Dallas-Fort Worth Turnpike), 1971-1974, n.d.; Aerials from various locations along roadway by W. D. Smith (64 slides)
  12. [Same as above]
  13. Interstate 30 (Dallas-Fort Worth Turnpike), ca. late 1950s, 1963-1967; Construction scenes (19 slides)
  14. Interstate 30 (Dallas-Fort Worth Turnpike), ca. late 1950s, 1963-1967; Miscellaneous: Ground breaking ceremony, toll ticket, Texas Department of Transportation building, highway patrol car on turnpike, maps of turnpike (9 slides)
  15. Interstate 30 (Dallas-Fort Worth Turnpike), 1957-1972, n.d.; Overpasses and exits from various locations along route from Fort Worth to Dallas (30 slides)
  16. Interstate 30 (Dallas-Fort Worth Turnpike), n.d.; Passenger travel. Includes toll booth arrival and departure, Texas Department of Transportation employees and vehicles, views along road (56 slides)
  17. Interstate 30 (Dallas-Fort Worth Turnpike), ca. late 1950s; Roads completed from Fort Worth to Arlington (52 slides)
  18. Interstate 30 (Dallas-Fort Worth Turnpike), n.d.; Road signs along turnpike: "Dallas-Fort Worth Turnpike," exit, speed limit, and "Texas Turnpike Authority" (38 slides)
  19. Interstate 30 (Dallas-Fort Worth Turnpike), n.d.; Toll Plazas in Fort Worth, Grand Prairie, and Dallas. Jack White’s car going through toll plaza (25 slides)
  20. Interstate 35, 1962-1967; Various locations along interstate in Fort Worth (14 slides)
  21. Meacham Field, Fort Worth, 1975; Aerial views, terminal, planes, and runways (24 slides)
  22. Miscellaneous, n.d.; Stock photos of a covered wagon train and a stagecoach, a mule cart, a locomotive, truck ad, and men laying pipeline along highway 80 (7 slides); NASA. See U.S. National Aeronautics and Space Administration
  23. Road Signs, 1971, n.d.; Speed limit signs, stop signs, traffic signals, and other road directional signs (28 slides)
  24. Traffic Scenes, 1971, n.d.; Streets in Arlington (Highway 80), Dallas, Fort Worth, and Grand Prairie (76 slides)
  25. Transit Company, Fort Worth, Texas, 1962-1976; City buses, charter buses, bus stops and signs, and people riding buses (67 slides)
  26. Trinity Turnpike, 1973; Plans of proposed Trinity Turnpike that was never constructed (29 slides)
  27. Trolley Cars, n.d.; Early trolley cars pulled by mules and on tracks (7 slides)
  28. U. S. National Aeronautics and Space Administration, 1975, n.d.; "Men Walk on Moon" headline, astronauts, space ship taking off and on launching pad, view of earth from space (12 slides)
  29. West Freeway (Interstate 30), 1971, n.d.; Summit and West Freeway area, Cherry Street exit, and Forest Park Blvd. area (40 slides)

Subseries 14. Slide Presentations

Box 19
Folder(s) Title, Dates, and Description

  1. Construction of the Dallas-Fort Worth Turnpike, 1956-1957 (119 slides)
  2. [Same as above]
  3. [Same as above]
  4. [Same as above]
  5. "Gruen Plan for a Greater Fort Worth Tomorrow," 1956; Set No. 2-A (33 slides)
  6. "Gruen Plan for a Greater Fort Worth Tomorrow," 1956; Set No. 2-B (23 slides)
  7. Inventory for construction of the Dallas-Fort Worth Turnpike slides (1-4)

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