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[Curtis King laughing with guests at exhibition]
Photograph of Curtis King (center left) seen laughing and conversing with a group of women standing in front of a quilted art piece as they are attending the "Dallas Black Living Legends Exhibit," hosted at the Dallas City Hall on February 2nd, 1987.
[Photograph of Dr. Edison Fowlks holding a Erlenmeyer flask]
Photograph of Dr. Edison Fowlks, a scientist in biology, seen working in his lab. Fowlks has been photographed standing in front of a shelf of test tubes and beakers and holding up one Erlenmeyer flask to examine.
[Photograph of Julia Scott Reed #2]
Photograph of Julia Scott Reed, a retired columnist for the Dallas Morning News, seen seated in an armchair in front of a large bookshelf and posing for her portrait.
[Portrait of Pearl C. Anderson #2]
Photograph of Pearl C. Anderson, an elderly woman seen seated in an antique rocking chair in a blue formal dress and posing for her portrait.
[Photograph of Pearl C. Anderson seated on her sofa]
Photograph of Pearl C. Anderson, an elderly woman seen seated on the corner of her sofa, wearing a blue formal dress with her hands laid across his lap as she sits poised for her portrait.
[Photograph of Dr. Edison Fowlks with his biology equipment #2]
Photograph of Dr. Edison Fowlks, a scientist in biology, seen working in his lab. Fowlks has been photographed standing in front of a shelf of test tubes and beakers and posing for his portrait.
[Louis A. Bedford, Jr. sitting in front of his law credentials #2]
Photograph of Louis A. Bedford, Jr., Dallas county's first black judge, seen seated in front of his law credentials and posing for his portrait.
[Portrait of Pettis Norman #2]
Photograph of Pettis Norman, former Dallas Cowboys' tight-end, seen posing with a portrait of his younger self in uniform and a framed portion of his football helmet.
[Portrait of Dallas Cowboy Pettis Norman #2]
Photograph of Pettis Norman, former Dallas Cowboys' tight-end, seen standing behind his magenta desk chair and posing for his portrait.
[Photograph of Louis A. Bedford #2]
Photograph of Louis A. Bedford, Jr., Dallas county's first black judge, seen standing against a wood paneled wall and posing for his portrait.
[Photograph of Dallas Cowboy athlete Pettis Norman #2]
Photograph of Pettis Norman, former Dallas Cowboys' tight-end, seen resting against a desk and posing with his old football and Cowboys ring.
[Photograph of Pettis Norman]
Photograph of Pettis Norman, former Dallas Cowboys' tight-end, seen posing with a portrait of his younger self in uniform and a framed portion of his football helmet.
[Photograph of Julia Scott Reed standing beside her curio cabinet]
Photograph of Julia Scott Reed, a retired columnist for the Dallas Morning News, seen standing beside her curio cabinet that are displaying porcelain figurines and sentimental possessions.
[Photograph of Pearl C. Anderson]
Photograph of Pearl C. Anderson, an elderly woman seated in an antique rocking chair and wearing a blue formal dress, sitting for her portrait to be taken.
[Photograph of Dr. Edison Fowlks in his biology lab #2]
Photograph of Dr. Edison Fowlks, a scientist in biology, seen working in his lab. Fowlks has been photographed seated on a stool in front of his microscope with various biology equipment seen in the background behind and laid out in front of him.
[Photograph of former Dallas Cowboy Pettis Norman]
Photograph of Pettis Norman, former Dallas Cowboys' tight-end, seen standing and smiling for his portrait to be taken.
[Photograph of Louis A. Bedford]
Photograph of Louis A. Bedford, Jr., Dallas county's first black judge, seen standing against a wood paneled wall and posing for his portrait.
[Portrait of Dr. Edison Fowlks posing with his office door sign #2]
Photograph of Dr. Edison Fowlks, a scientist in biology, seen working in his lab. Fowlks has been photographed standing in front of his office door that has his name plaque on it, "Research Laboratory. Dr. E. R. Fowlks."
[Portrait of Dallas Cowboy Pettis Norman]
Photograph of Pettis Norman, former Dallas Cowboys' tight-end, seen standing behind his magenta desk chair and posing for his portrait.
[Photograph of Dr. Edison Fowlks performing a demonstration #2]
Photograph of Dr. Edison Fowlks, a scientist in biology, seen working in his lab. Fowlks has been photographed seated on a stool in front of his work station and demonstrating an experiment for the camera.
[Portrait of Dr. Edison Fowlks #2]
Photograph of Dr. Edison Fowlks, a scientist in biology, seen working in his lab. Fowlks has been photographed seated on a stool in front of his work station holding up a glass babcock pipette with various biology equipment seen in the background behind and laid out in front of him.
[Portrait of Dr. Edison Fowlks]
Photograph of Dr. Edison Fowlks, a scientist in biology, seen working in his lab. Fowlks has been photographed seated on a stool in front of his work station holding up a glass babcock pipette with various biology equipment seen in the background behind and laid out in front of him.
[Photograph of Pettis Norman seated at his desk]
Photograph of Pettis Norman, former Dallas Cowboys' tight-end, seen seated at his desk and smiling for his portrait. His old football displayed next to a plaque of success.
[Photograph of Julia Scott Reed posing by her mantle #2]
Photograph of Julia Scott Reed, a retired columnist for the Dallas Morning News, seen resting her right hand against her fireplace mantle and posing for her portrait.
[Photograph of Louis A. Bedford, Jr. in his office #2]
Photograph of Louis A. Bedford Jr., Dallas county's first black judge, seen standing in the middle of his office where credentials are visible hanging on the walls behind him.
[Photograph of Curtis King engaging with guests at exhibition]
Photograph of Curtis King (left) and other unidentified individuals attending the "Dallas Black Living Legends Exhibit," hosted at the Dallas City Hall on February 2nd, 1987. The guests can be seen engaging with one another in the room where pieces of artwork are on display.
[Photograph of two women looking at artwork]
Photograph of two unidentified woman standing in front of an art piece at the "Dallas Black Living Legends Exhibit," hosted at the Dallas City Hall on February 2nd, 1987. The woman on the left, wearing a bright multi-colored wool sweater is pointing at a figure in the artwork when their portrait was taken.
[Julia Scott Reed seated in an armchair for her portrait]
Photograph of Julia Scott Reed, a retired columnist for the Dallas Morning News, seen seated in an armchair in front of large oil painting of colonial ships and posing for her portrait.
[Photograph of Pearl C. Anderson #4]
Photograph of Pearl C. Anderson, an elderly woman seated in an antique rocking chair and wearing a blue formal dress, sitting for her portrait to be taken.
[Louis A. Bedford posing with his law credentials]
Photograph of Louis A. Bedford, Jr., Dallas county's first black judge, seen standing in front of his law credentials and posing for his portrait.
[Portrait of Louis A. Bedford]
Photograph of Louis A. Bedford, Jr., Dallas county's first black judge, seen standing in front of a law library bookshelf of a series of books titled "South Western Reporter, Texas Cases."
[Photograph of Julia Scott Reed posing by her mantle #3]
Photograph of Julia Scott Reed, a retired columnist for the Dallas Morning News, seen resting her right hand against her fireplace mantle and posing for her portrait.
[Photograph of Julia Scott Reed]
Photograph of Julia Scott Reed, a retired columnist for the Dallas Morning News, seen seated in an armchair in front of a large bookshelf and posing for her portrait.
[Portrait of Pettis Norman]
Photograph of Pettis Norman, former Dallas Cowboys' tight-end, seen posing with a portrait of his younger self in uniform and a framed portion of his football helmet.
[Photograph of Dr. Edison Fowlks holding a Erlenmeyer flask]
Photograph of Dr. Edison Fowlks, a scientist in biology, seen working in his lab. Fowlks has been photographed standing in front of a shelf of test tubes and beakers and holding up one Erlenmeyer flask to examine.
[Guests gathered around punch bowl at Living Legends exhibition]
Photograph of a group of guests gathered around a punch bowl and pouring refreshments as they are attending the "Dallas Black Living Legends Exhibit," hosted at the Dallas City Hall on February 2nd, 1987.
[Photograph of three guests standing in front of quilted artwork]
Photograph of three unidentified guests seen standing in front of a quilted art piece as their portrait was taken, in attendance of the "Dallas Black Living Legends Exhibit," hosted at the Dallas City Hall on February 2nd, 1987.
[Portrait of Louis A. Bedford, Jr.]
Photograph of Louis A. Bedford, Jr., Dallas county's first black judge, seen seated at his office desk and reviewing a document that he is holding up in his hands.
[Pettis Norman posing for his portrait in his office]
Photograph of Pettis Norman, former Dallas Cowboys' tight-end, seen standing behind his magenta desk chair, in front of his large window that over looks the Dallas' horizon and smiling for his portrait.
[Photograph of Curtis King and guests at exhibition]
Photograph of Curtis King (center) and three other unidentified individuals attending the "Dallas Black Living Legends Exhibit," hosted at the Dallas City Hall on February 2nd, 1987. The guests can be seen engaging with one another in the room where piece of artwork are on display.
[Photograph of Dr. Edison Fowlks performing a demonstration]
Photograph of Dr. Edison Fowlks, a scientist in biology, seen working in his lab. Fowlks has been photographed seated on a stool in front of his work station and demonstrating an experiment for the camera.
[Louis A. Bedford, Jr. sitting in front of his law credentials]
Photograph of Louis A. Bedford, Jr., Dallas county's first black judge, seen seated in front of his law credentials and posing for his portrait.
[Photograph of guests attending Living Legends exhibition]
Photograph of two unidentified individuals seen conversing with one another while they are attending the "Dallas Black Living Legends Exhibit," hosted at the Dallas City Hall on February 2nd, 1987.
[Photograph of two unidentified women]
Photograph of two unidentified women seated behind a table, that has an electric piano in front of one woman. The woman on the left has name cards, and leaflets for the "Dallas Black Living Legends Exhibit," hosted at the Dallas City Hall on February 2nd, 1987.
[Photograph of Pearl C. Anderson #3]
Photograph of Pearl C. Anderson, an elderly woman seated in an antique rocking chair and wearing a blue formal dress, sitting for her portrait to be taken.
[Two women viewing artwork at Living Legends exhibition]
Photograph of two unidentified women, viewing a piece of artwork on displaying at the the "Dallas Black Living Legends Exhibit," hosted at the Dallas City Hall on February 2nd, 1987. The piece of art is three photograph frames embellished with jewels.
[Julia Scott Reed seated in an armchair for her portrait #2]
Photograph of Julia Scott Reed, a retired columnist for the Dallas Morning News, seen seated in an armchair in front of large oil painting of colonial ships and posing for her portrait.
[Photograph of Pettis Norman seated at his desk #2]
Photograph of Pettis Norman, former Dallas Cowboys' tight-end, seen seated at his desk and smiling for his portrait. His old football displayed next to a plaque of success.
[Photograph of guests attending the Living Legends reception]
Photograph of an unidentified woman see standing in front of the punch bowl, four other guests who are paired off can be seen conversing with each other as they are in attendance of the "Dallas Black Living Legends Exhibit," hosted at the Dallas City Hall on February 2nd, 1987.
[Portrait of Pettis Norman #3]
Photograph of Pettis Norman, former Dallas Cowboys' tight-end, seen posing with a portrait of his younger self in uniform and a framed portion of his football helmet.
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