Capturing a moment of creativity and joy, this photograph showcases a skilled woman crafting pottery items with a smile on her face. In the background, a shelf brims with beautifully crafted pottery pieces, a testament to her artistry and passion. The image radiates the spirit of craftsmanship and the love for the art of pottery, inviting viewers to appreciate the beauty of handmade creations.
Photograph of attendees at the Branch Davidian Annual Reunion. A crowd of people sits in front of a large group of standing people that film with cameras on stands, everyone facing towards the left edge of the photograph. The people in the photo are mostly middle-aged adults and wear a variety of hats such as cowboy hats and ballcaps, shirts like t-shirts and button-ups, bottoms like pants or skirts, and have various accessories including shades and watches. Behind the attendees, in the right half of the image, is a plastic canopy with its visible side lacking a wall. Powerlines extend from behind the canopy towards the left side of the image, interrupted at regular intervals by telephone poles.
In this delightful photograph, a mother and her daughter share a special moment as they pose in front of an ancient camera mounted on a tripod. Both dressed in matching blue t-shirts, they embody the joy of exploration and discovery at the Mayborn Museum Complex. The small screen on the nearby table displays a photograph of the duo, captured earlier during their visit, serving as a tangible reminder of their memorable experience. Through interactive exhibits and immersive displays, the museum creates cherished moments like these, fostering a deep connection between families and the rich history and culture of Central Texas.
Photograph of a cross in front of the fenced-off area that the Branch Davidian Compound was previously located. The cross is shorter than the fence and simple in design, a flat carving standing in the ground with flowers placed on either side of it. To the left of the cross, about four feet away, is a small pile of irregularly shaped stones topped by two flat, rectangular blocks placed alongside one another. Grass grows in clumps around the base of the stone pile and the cross. To the right cross, two or three feet back, is a small wooden object resembling a stool or backless chair. The barbed wire topped fence sits behind this object, spanning the width of the photo and decorated with small objects including flowers, cloth scraps, and a square pendant. Beyond the fence is a gently sloping grassy hill occupied by multiple small piles of rubble.
Embark on an enchanting journey through the Mayborn Museum Complex as children immerse themselves in interactive displays and hands-on exhibits. In this captivating photograph, a young explorer dons a colorful jute hat, engaging with a map rug exhibit, igniting their curiosity about different cultures and geography. From weather shows to bubble machines, the museum sparks imagination and fosters a love for learning in children of all ages.
Step into the rich history of one of America's favorite soft drinks at the Dr Pepper Museum. Housed in the historic Artesian Manufacturing and Bottling Company building, which was the birthplace of Dr Pepper, the museum showcases the fascinating journey of this iconic beverage and the soft drink industry. With a diverse collection of soft drink memorabilia, including items from various brands, the museum offers an immersive and educational experience, serving as a valuable resource for learning and exploration. Explore the meticulously preserved buildings and delve into the legacy of Dr Pepper and the captivating world of soft drinks at this renowned Waco landmark.
Experience the rich history and warm hospitality of Waco at the Elite Café. Established in 1919 by Greek brothers, this iconic establishment has delighted diners with innovative ideas and cherished dishes like chicken-fried steak and buttermilk biscuits, now carried on as Magnolia Table by Chip and Joanna Gaines.
Immerse your child in a world of cultural exploration at the Mayborn Museum Complex. In this vibrant photograph, a child dons a colorful jute hat while engaging with a hands-on exhibit showcasing a map of America. With interactive displays, including weather shows and bubble machines, children can truly immerse themselves in the learning experience. From old typewriters to rotary dial phones and vinyl records, the museum offers a fascinating glimpse into the history of communication.
In the interior photo of the Mayborn Museum Complex, a woman is observed with her two babies, engaged in exploring the digital screens for information. The surroundings feature a notable display—a large Texas map crafted from sturdy metal—adorned on the wall. The combination of interactive technology and captivating visual elements provides an immersive and educational experience for visitors at the museum.
The Mayborn Museum Complex proudly displays the skeleton of the Pteropus giganteus, also known as the Indian flying fox or greater Indian fruit bat. This impressive species, native to the Indian subcontinent, is one of the largest bats in the world. Despite its vermin reputation for damaging fruit farms, its role in pollination and seed propagation is significant. The museum provides a captivating opportunity to learn about this nocturnal creature's feeding habits, disease vector potential, and its ecological importance in the Indian subcontinent.
In this heartwarming scene, a dedicated museum worker engages two curious little boys in an educational experience. With gentle guidance, he allows them to touch the fascinating turtle exhibit, fostering a deeper connection to the natural world. At the Mayborn Museum Complex, the spirit of exploration and learning thrives, as children are encouraged to actively engage with exhibits, sparking their curiosity and expanding their knowledge. Through these meaningful interactions, young minds are nurtured, creating lasting memories and a lifelong love for science and nature.
The Waco Suspension Bridge, an iconic structure crossing the Brazos River in Texas, stands as a testament to engineering brilliance. With a single-span of 475 ft and constructed with nearly 3 million bricks, it opened its gates to the public on November 20, 1869. Connecting Indian Spring Park and Doris D. Miller Park, the bridge holds significance as the birthplace of Waco, where the Huaco Indians once settled. Every Independence Day, it becomes a gathering place for locals to witness dazzling fireworks, making it a cherished part of Waco's rich heritage.
The McLennan County Courthouse, constructed in 1901, stands proudly as a distinguished symbol of justice and civic pride in Waco, Texas. Designed by the renowned architect James Riley Gordon, this neoclassical marvel boasts Corinthian pilasters, elegant columns, and justice-themed statues, including the Greek goddess Themis holding the scales of justice. The interior captivates with stained-glass art and marble columns, while serving as the repository for McLennan County's legal history and government records. Its timeless beauty continues to inspire awe and admiration.
Contact sheet featuring images of a Willie Nelson mural in Abbott, Texas, groups of people, etc. There are six horizontal rows of images, with the first row only having four images in it while the others each have six. The first row of photos, and the first image of the second row, depict groups of men standing behind and in front of a desk while looking towards the right. The majority of the second row of images shows a vehicle cordoned off by lines of pennants sitting below a Coors sign, with the last two images including two men posing in front of the vehicle. The third row has two images of a duo of men posing together, plus four images of a large oval mural of Willie Nelson sitting outdoors. The fourth row starts with a photo of two men posing next to the mural while the next three images show a large group of people standing around a car. The last two images consist of a view of a parked car and two people standing in a parking lot together. The fifth row of photos starts with an image of two men next to the Willie Nelson mural and is then followed by two shots of a crowd posing in front of a bus, a view of a group standing behind the bus, and two images of two men posing next to a car. The last row of photos includes three pictures of a group of people running up an empty dirt road and three images of different houses sitting near the road, with people standing in the road in the last photo.
Contact sheet featuring images of Roadside photograph of Hans Mueller Sandwich Shop in Abbott, Texas, a band, a restaurant, etc. There are six horizontal rows of photos with all having six images each except for the second row, which has seven, and the sixth row, which has three. The first half of the first row shows a crowd of people standing and sitting on grass while the second half blurrily depicts a singer in a short-sleeved shirt and pants performing. The second row consists of images of a group of semi-formally dressed musicians posing with their instruments, a crowd sitting on grass, and the aforementioned singer. The third row includes photos of a building and a nearby sign with the text "Sandwich" at its top, along with images of the singer on-stage with a guitarist and a drummer. The fourth row shows additional images of the singer and his fellow performers as well as photos of the crowd watching them. The fifth row shows the crowd again and a banner on the edge of the performers' stage that seems to say "CHNFO 95FM". This row also includes images of two men with headphones and audio equipment. The sixth row of photos show a building and a tall, nearby sign with "1.06" and "1.03" written on it.
The expansive interior of the museum features tall white walls adorned with round pillars, creating a sense of grandeur. In the center, the Sue Mayborn Grand Rotunda captivates visitors with its circular design and a remarkable centerpiece made of stones. Families can be seen exploring the museum, strolling through the rotunda, and engaging in educational experiences with their children.
Photograph of an individual speaking to a crowd at the Branch Davidian Annual Reunion, outside of Waco, Texas. The person stands on a short, wooden stage in front of a simple wooden podium that has multiple microphones positioned around its top. The individual speaking has long dark hair and wears a dark long-sleeved shirt and light pants, centered in the photo and slightly facing towards the left. In front of the stage and facing away from the camera is a crowd of people seated in metal folding chairs. Behind the back right corner of the stage are three people standing next to a large American flag hanging atop a short pole. Behind the back left corner of the stage are two men holding up a large sign with the partially visible text "The...Suite...ack...He...Machine...Totin'...Are Guilty...Killing...And...Holdi..." written on it. To the left of those two men is a small cubic building with a cross on its roof and the words "The Branch Davidian Seventh-Day Adventists Office" written on its left side. Three people sit on a bench under those words. Telephone pole wires, grass, and trees occupy the background behind the people in the photo.
Explore the fascinating tale of the Elite Café, a beloved Waco institution with a rich history that spans over a century. Founded by Greek immigrants, the café quickly won hearts with innovative ideas like refrigeration and air conditioning. Despite facing challenges, the Elite Café persevered, evolving into the Elite Circle Grille before finding new life as Magnolia Table under the care of Chip and Joanna Gaines. Discover the enduring legacy of this iconic eatery and savor its delightful offerings, including Joanna's famed buttermilk biscuits.
Situated along the picturesque Brazos River in Waco, Texas, the Texas Ranger Hall of Fame and Museum stands as a revered center dedicated to preserving and honoring the storied history of the renowned Texas Rangers law enforcement agency. With its diverse exhibits, including the Homer Garrison Jr. museum gallery and the Texas Ranger Hall of Fame, visitors are immersed in the rich heritage of these iconic symbols of Texas and the American West. As a nonprofit institution, the museum's mission is to disseminate knowledge, inspire appreciation, and serve as a state-designated repository for precious artifacts and archives related to the Texas Rangers.
Photograph of a man at the Branch Davidian Annual Reunion, outside of Waco, Texas. The man has short dark hair and wears a plain white collared shirt, a black tie with a small white dot pattern, light-colored pants, and a simple dark belt. He stands facing towards the left edge of the photo but has his eyes closed as he lifts his right arm halfway up. In his right hand, the man holds a black pen upright as he points to the left edge of the image with his index finger. In the background behind the man is an empty table and folding chair shaded by a tarp, beyond which is a parked vehicle sitting in overgrown grass.
Photograph of a man being interviewed at the Branch Davidian Annual Reunion, outside of Waco, Texas. The man stands outdoors amongst a group of people and wears a ballcap, shades, a Texas t-shirt, an open flannel shirt, and jeans. He has short hair and a short beard as well. The man stands near the right edge of the photo and faces towards the left, holding in his hands a rectangular piece of paper with indiscernible text on it. To the man's right, partially disappearing off-camera, stands a dark-haired woman in a white top and dark skirt who turns away from the camera. In front of the man stands the interviewer, a man with short dark hair wearing a white collared shirt, dark suspenders, and dark pants. The interviewer stands in the center of the photo and faces the man, holding out a microphone with his right hand. Two women stand next to the two men, one to the left of the interviewer and one between him and the man being interviewed. The women both have long dark hair and wear light shirts and dark pants, though the woman on the left wears a ballcap and shades while the woman on the right carries a purse and paper booklet. In the background beyond the interview group are two tables shaded by tarps. The table on the left is set up in front of a vehicle and has a man and a woman standing around it. Beyond the tables is an open grassy field dotted with wildflowers.
Photograph of a man holding a sign outdoors at the Branch Davidian Annual Reunion, outside of Waco, Texas. The man wears shades, a light striped shirt, jeans, and boots and has short dark hair along with a mustache. The sign he holds reads "The ATF, FBI & Pros. Attorneys Are Lower Than A Snake's Belly". To the right and in front of the sign is a second man with short hair and a small beard dressed in shades, a white ballcap, a dark button-up shirt, and jeans who looks off-camera while standing. In the background, two cars sit parked next to one another as a man in a ballcap and white t-shirt walks between them. The vehicle on the left has "Live News 27" written on its side. Additional vehicles are parked farther into the distance.
Photograph of a man in a striped shirt at the Branch Davidian Annual Reunion, outside of Waco, Texas. The man has greying hair that extends to the base of his neck, a white mustache and beard, and wears his shirt tucked into dark pants. He stands facing the left side of the photo, likely outdoors, with a long cigarette in his mouth and a watch on his left wrist as he holds a pen and pad of paper in his left hand. A group of people stand behind the man, mostly in light-colored clothing and hats, all similarly facing towards the left side of the photo.
Photograph of a man speaking at the Branch Davidian Annual Reunion, outside of Waco, Texas. The man stands at the left edge of the photo and looks to the right edge while resting his arms on a wooden podium. The man has greying hair that extends to the base of his neck, a white mustache and beard, a dark short-sleeved shirt with white stripes, and dark pants that his shirt has been tucked into. Around and on top of the wooden podium are microphones on stands, at facing the man. In the background a blurry wall is visible with what may be a large window in its side.
Photograph of a man speaking at the Branch Davidian Annual Reunion, outside of Waco, Texas. He has dark hair brushed back over his neck and wears a dark leather jacket, dark collared shirt, and jeans. The man stands in front of a simple wooden podium with four visible microphones positioned at its top, stands and wires extending from them off-screen. The man rests his hands on the podium's top while looking towards the right side of the photo, speaking while squinting his eyes.
Photograph of a man speaking at the Branch Davidian Annual Reunion, outside of Waco, Texas. He has dark hair brushed back over his neck and wears a dark leather jacket, dark collared shirt, and jeans. The man stands in front of a simple wooden podium with six visible microphones positioned at its top, stands and wires extending from them off-screen. The man rests his left hand on the podium's top while raising his right hand to point straight ahead of himself, his head looking towards the left side of the photo.
Photograph of a man speaking at the Branch Davidian Annual Reunion, outside of Waco, Texas. The man has short dark hair and wears a white collared shirt, a black tie, and belted light pants. He stands centered in the photo behind a simple wooden podium, facing towards the image's left edge. The podium has two microphones on stands, positioned on either side of it, that the man raises his right hand towards as he speaks. In the background behind the man, a second man in a ballcap, shades, white t-shirt, and jeans watches while to his right a person sits facing the ground. To that person's right is a young man holding the left side of a sign, facing the man speaking. An open grassy field with telephone poles in it fills the space beyond the photo's figures.
Photograph of a man speaking at the Branch Davidian Annual Reunion, outside of Waco, Texas. The man has short dark hair and wears a white collared shirt, a black tie, and belted light pants. He stands centered in the photo behind a simple wooden podium, facing forwards and raising his hands to the height of the podium as he speaks. The podium has two microphones on stands positioned on either side of it as well as a small rectangular device sitting near the right edge of the podium's top.
Photograph of a man speaking at the Branch Davidian Annual Reunion, outside of Waco, Texas. The man has short dark hair and wears a white collared shirt, a black tie, and belted light pants. He stands centered in the photo behind a simple wooden podium, facing forwards and looking to the left as he speaks, his left hand on his hip while his right hand is raised to the podium's height. The podium has two microphones on stands positioned on either side of it as well as a small rectangular device sitting near the right edge of the podium's top.
Photograph of a man speaking at the Branch Davidian Annual Reunion, outside of Waco, Texas. The man has short dark hair and wears a white collared shirt, a black tie, and belted light pants. He stands centered in the photo behind a simple wooden podium, facing forwards as he speaks, his left hand raised halfway into the air while his right hand rests on the podium's top. The podium itself has two microphones on stands positioned on either side of it as well as a small rectangular device sitting near the right edge of the podium's top.
Photograph of a man speaking at the Branch Davidian Annual Reunion, outside of Waco, Texas. The man has short dark hair and wears a white collared shirt, a black tie, and belted light pants. He stands centered in the photo behind a simple wooden podium, facing forwards as he speaks, his hands resting on the podium's top. The podium itself has two microphones on stands positioned on either side of it as well as a small rectangular device sitting near the right edge of the podium's top. An open cup sits on a shelf underneath the podium's top.
Photograph of a man standing at the Branch Davidian Annual Reunion, outside of Waco, Texas. The man has dark hair that extends to the bottom of his neck and wears shades, a dark long-sleeved t-shirt, jeans that the shirt is tucked into, and a belt. His shirt sleeves are rolled up to his elbows and he has a walkie-talkie in his back left pocket and a watch on his left wrist. The man stands outdoors on a dirt ground with a large piece of paper folded up and held in in his left hand, his arms bent at ninety-degree angles as he raises his forearms above his waist. A crowd of people behind the man wears varying clothing including cowboy hats, ballcaps, jackets, short and long-sleeved shirts, jeans, and sneakers. A camera on a tripod stands at the left edge of the photo while a thin rope knotted at regular intervals extends up from the ground in the right side of the photo. A blurry, rectangular building with a flat top sits behind the man and the crowd in front of trees.
Photograph of a man standing behind a camera at the Branch Davidian Annual Reunion, outside of Waco, Texas. The man has short hair combed away from his face and wears circular glasses, a dark t-shirt, and a light blaze. He faces forwards but looks off-camera, brow furrowed and mouth downturned. The man appears to be standing outdoors in sunlight. One camera sits to the right of the man and rises up to the height of his chin while a second camera stands behind the man, sitting above his head. Two other men stand farther into the background behind the cameras, one dressed in white while the other wears black.
Photograph of a man standing in the crowd at the Branch Davidian Annual Reunion, outside of Waco, Texas. The man has short dark hair and wears a white collared shirt with a long, patterned tie. He stands in the photo's center behind an empty camera stands and a seated group of people, all facing towards the right side of the photo. Two other men stand behind the man with the tie, while a tarp material behind them forms a backdrop extending upwards and off-camera.
Photograph of a man standing in the crowd outdoors at the Branch Davidian Annual Reunion, outside of Waco, Texas. The man has short dark hair and wears a white collared shirt with a long, patterned tie. He faces the right side of the camera and stands to the left of an empty camera stand. Behind him is a group of people similarly looking towards the right.
Photograph of a man standing, looking off to the side, at the Branch Davidian Annual Reunion, outside of Waco, Texas. The man has dark hair that extends to the bottom of his neck and wears shades, a dark long-sleeved t-shirt, jeans that the shirt is tucked into, and a belt. His shirt sleeves are rolled up to his elbows and there is a walkie-talkie in his back left pocket. The man stands outdoors on a dirt ground with a crowd of people behind him wearing varying clothing including cowboy hats, ballcaps, jackets, short and long-sleeved shirts, jeans, and sneakers. A camera on a tripod stands at the left edge of the photo while a thin rope knotted at regular intervals extends up from the ground in the right side of the photo. A blurry, rectangular building with a flat top sits behind the man and the crowd in front of trees.
Uncover the marvels of Central Texas at the Mayborn Museum Complex, nestled on Baylor University's scenic campus. Spanning 143,000 square feet, this captivating museum offers immersive experiences for all ages, from vibrant walk-in dioramas like the Waco Mammoth Site to interactive stations exploring geology, paleontology, archaeology, and natural history. Step into the past with the Historic Village, a charming collection of wood frame buildings, and embark on a journey of discovery that will leave lasting memories for the whole family.
Photograph of the McLennan County Courthouse. Statues are visible around and atop the dome of the courthouse. Several trees can be seen around the courthouse.
Photograph of McLennan County Courthouse in Waco, TX. A busy road runs in front of the courthouse, occupied by different colored cars and trucks. A tall set of stairs runs from a sidewalk right in front of the road up to the doors of the courthouse, with white stone plinths bordering the stairs and rising in height at regular intervals. On either side of the stairs at ground level are green lawns and tall green trees whose foliage partially obscures the courthouse's walls. The doors to the building are white, as is the rest of the building, and have a pediment set above them with indistinguishable words written on it. Pairs of windows surround the doors on all sides, each with its own smaller pediment. Six columns rise over two floors of the building, three on either side of the door, and hold of the base of a central section of the third floor that sticks out from the rest of the building. The rest of the building consists mostly of walls extending on either side of the middle section, each with four rows of windows with the bottommost row set right above ground level at the same height as the base of the stairs. A pediment occupies the center of both walls' rooflines, with more columns appearing to support the decoration. The roof of the building slopes upward, with a small rectangular structure with its own sloping roof sitting above the pediment on the courthouse's right wall. The roof over the center of the courthouse has baes for multiple humanoid statues that stand around a circular base with tall windows interrupted at regular intervals by pairs of columns atop which sit sculptures of birds. A large dome tops the structure, with its own smaller dome sitting on small columns …
This timeless photograph portrays the Waco Traffic Circle, built in 1933, as a centerpiece of transportation history. With highways connecting in 1934 and 1935, it became a bustling traffic hub, now standing for nearly 88 years as a testament to Waco's enduring heritage.
Photograph of people at the Branch Davidian Annual Reunion, outside of Waco, Texas. Five white folding chairs occupy an open dirt area outdoors, with two in chairs in the first and second row while the fifth chair is place in its own third row. A man in a striped shirt and light-colored pants sits in the first row of chairs, a white bag with a geometric symbol on it placed on the ground nearby. The second row of chairs is fully occupied as two men in hats, white shirts, and jeans sits in them. The singular chair in the third row is occupied by a woman wearing a hat and dark shirt, a pale blanket draped across her left shoulder and knees. A group of four adults stand in the background beyond the seated woman, gathered before a table shaded by tarps. At the right edge of the photo's background is another tarp-shaded table and a man who stands behind the table to examine items placed atop it. Between the two tables in the image's background is a sign with the text "Nuaco situation specialists P.O. box 3324 Waco, TX. 76707" written on it. An overgrown grassy field extends into the distance behind the tables.
Photograph of people at the Branch Davidian Annual Reunion, outside of Waco, Texas. A dirt road fills the bottom third of the photo, running alongside a patchy expanse of grass occupied by tables and parked vehicles. A man stands at the left edge of the photo on the dirt road, one child held on his left hip while a second child stands to the left while holding a stack of papers. The man and the children are all dressed in light-colored tops, shorts, and sneakers. Slightly farther into the photo, on the patchy grass, is a table with two men seated behind it on either side of a half-mast American flag. The table has multiple items such as papers and cups placed upon it. A third man stands in front of the table, facing the two other men, while two women stand off to his right and look way from the table. To the group's right is a second table, though this one shaded by a tarp, with a man seated behind it looking towards the camera. Behind the tables is a row of vehicles parked alongside one another, beyond which is a grassy field containing a distant dirt path extending up to the horizon.
Photograph of people holding signs outdoors at the Branch Davidian Annual Reunion, outside of Waco, Texas. A large sign occupies the left two thirds of the photo, held up by a short-haired man in a ballcap and collared shirt and a young boy in a collared shirt and pants. Their sign reads "The ATF Is To Be Held Totally Responsible For The Deaths Of Their 4 Agents & Others In The Compound (It Was ATF Initiated!)". To the boy's right stands a slightly older boy in glasses, a white cowboy hat, and a plaid collared shirt who holds a sign with the partially visible text "If...Force...We'll" written on it. In front of him, occupying the right edge of the photo, is a man in a white collared shirt holding a partially visible sign that says "The Davi...King, Mich...Or...". A couple feet behind the group in the foreground are two men, one in a black cowboy hat and white shirt while the other wears shades and a striped shirt, who hold a large sign with the partially visible text "The Black Booted, Black Suited, Black...Gestapo..." written on it. Farther in the background behind the people holding signs are two people behind the open back doors of a vehicle, A-frame buildings, and trees.
Contact sheet featuring images of people in western attire, radio personality and contestants of the "Smile Girl" 1983 contest sponsored by Waco 1460 Texas Country radio station, etc. The first, left-most row of photos has seven images in it while the other rows have six images. The first row's images primarily depict a trio of women wearing sashes with text on them including the date "1983". The second row shows two images each of a cowboy-dressed man sitting, a woman in a dress posing, and another cowboy posing while standing. The third row consists of images of a man dressed in a hat, t-shirt, and belted jeans, with two images showing him posing next to another man in glasses, a t-shirt, and pants. The fourth row shows three images of a cowboy and a woman in a dress posing in front of a cylindrical metal structure, then two images of a man in a suit and cowboy hat posing alongside a similarly dressed man while the last image shows the man by himself. The last row of images shows the same cowboy and woman wearing a dress from the previous row, both posing next to the cylindrical object again. There are multiple white marks or scuffs on the rows of film, partially obscuring some photos, with the largest scuff being a patch in the center of the collection that covers half of two different images. Blue "X" marks have been drawn on a few of the images.
Photograph of a group of people posed in front of a house with a large round sign painted on its side reading "The Ensign." One row of people sits in front of a row of standing people, all wearing a variety of clothing. The group poses for the photo on a dirt ground with patches of green grass and weeds with the white wall of a house behind them. On the wall, the "Ensign" painting includes the main text along with "Isiah II:I" below, all written on a yellow six-pointed start on a circular blue background with twelve smaller, 5-pointed gold stars spread around the larger star. The circular background has a thick gold outline with the words "A city that is set on a hill cannot be hid" above its top edge and additional, unreadable text under the bottom edge. To the left of the mural is a window outlined in black, above which is a black square painted into the wall with words including "Davidian compound at Mt. Carmel" painted in white on it. In the right side of the photo, to the side of the house, are telephone poles leading into the distance, all connected by powerlines.
Contact sheet strip including photos of a music performance. Two rows with six images each depict a singer on a stage alongside guitarists and a drummer, together performing outdoors for a crowd that sits on a grassy field. In two images a banner on the front of the performers' stage can be seen that seems to say "CHNFO 95FM". There are also two images of two men with headphones and audio equipment.
Photograph of presumably survivor, Ruth Riddle, at the Branch Davidian Annual Reunion, outside of Waco, Texas. She has long, wavy hair that partially covers a name tag placed on her geometrically patterned shirt. Riddle wears a necklace with a circular pendant over her shirt and a simple band on her left wrist as she claps her hands loosely over her abdomen. She stands outdoors and faces the camera directly, smiling slightly. Behind her a short-haired man wearing a flat hat examines a table shaded by a white overhang. Folded objects sit on the cloth-covered table while a car sits parked farther beyond the table.
Contact sheet strip including photos of the radio personality and contestants of the "Smile Girl" 1983 contest sponsored by Waco 1460 Texas Country radio station. The row of seven images mostly depicts a trio of women wearing sashes with the text "Smile girl 1983" on them, except for the first image. The first photo in the row shows a sign atop a building and next to a speakerphone with "A-M 1460" on written across it. The other five images show the three aforementioned women taking rectangular papers with text including "Waco" on them from a man in a cowboy hat, white shirt, and vest. The rightmost woman wears a denim vest over a long-sleeved shirt while the center woman wears a sleeveless patterned top, and the leftmost woman wears a white shirt and jeans. A blue "X" has been drawn on the fifth image while the sixth image has a blue question mark written on it.
Immerse yourself in the rich history of an 1880s to 1910s farming village at the Gov. Bill and Vara Daniel Historic Village. In this captivating photograph, a young adventurer dons a hat and engages with authentic household items, evoking the spirit of the past. From sacks of potatoes to barrels of sugar, the Commissary showcases the everyday essentials of farming life, offering a glimpse into the lives of families from that era. Let the village transport you back in time and ignite your imagination.
Step back in time to Waco's historic traffic hub, the Waco Traffic Circle, built in 1933. This vintage photo captures the charm of a bygone era, with highways connecting to the circle in 1934 and 1935, making it the bustling center of the city. Despite the changes over the years, Wacoans have been navigating and fondly reminiscing about this iconic landmark for almost 88 years.
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