Fort Worth Star-Telegram Collection. Series 6: Negatives

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Artist Randy Souders painting the Wise County Courthouse in Decatur, Texas

Handicapped Mike Middleton acts as lunchtime crossing guard

Mike Middleton acts as lunchtime crossing guard for Berry Elementary School

[Bart Wortham, Johnny Boyer, and Rick Sutton make their way to the gym]

Dallas Rehabilitation Institute, therapists teach paralyzed how to function

[Physical therapist helps a male patient stand]

Three people standing in front of windows while doing macrame

[Two females and a male, standing in front of some windows while doing macrame]

Disabled vet at work tinkers with a magneto

[Ward H. Nowlin, who contracted malaria in New Guinea, tinkers with a magneto at Generator Service Co.]

Santa Claus rides a vintage 1940s yellow Harley-Davidson with antlers

A man dressed as Santa Claus, stands inside a warehouse of boxes, beside a vintage 1940s yellow Harley-Davidson

John Dycus driving a van that has been specially equipped for him

A unique system built and installed on a van allows John Dycus to drive

woman in wheelchair is at a table folding paper; two girls are standing beside her

A woman in a wheelchair helps prepare mailings

A woman is helping a boy with an arts project

Andria Maddux, granddaughter of Lighthouse for the Blind founder Willie Fay Lewis, assists children with arts projects at a Summer camp sponsored by the Tarrant County Association for the Blind

Artist Randy Souders painting the Wise County Courthouse in Decatur, Texas

Color photograph of artist Randy Souders in his studio

Artist Randy Souders painting the Wise County Courthouse in Decatur, Texas

Barbara Gomez, four year old child with polio, exchanges a March of Dimes check for a penny piece of bubble gum

Billy Parker in toy department of department store

Billy Parker at his part-time job in the toy section of the Fair department store, Fort Worth, Texas

Braille edition of the Bible presented to Fort Worth's Lighthouse for the Blind

Brent Berryman and Dick Cantrell playing catch

Brent Berryman riding his bicycle

Charles Buckner crafting an artificial leg.

Charles Buckner training at the Mathis Artificial Limb and Brace Company

Christmas Seal poster from 1955

David Turvey and Kristi Seale known as "the couple"

David Turvey and Kristi Seale "the couple" pose at Fort Worth's Mental Health/Mental Retardation group home

Dick Cantrell

Army Recruiting Station collecting donations for the March of Dimes.

Fort Worth Army Recruiting Station collecting money for the March of Dimes

mental health residents enjoy socializing

Fort Worth's Mental Health/Mental Retardation residents enjoy socializing

Gerry Tanner playing in a wagon in the front yard of his house

Howard Batis and his seeing eye dog, "Flash"

Judy Parman wearing an orthopedic brace

Lin Smyri throws darts as part of his physical therapy

Marguerite Clarke, polio patient, with her birthday cake

Marguerite Clarke, polio patient, shown with her birthday cake

Polio patient Mary Elizabeth Runkles poses in her wheelchair during a Fort Worth visit from President Franklin D. Roosevelt

Mary Elizabeth Runkles of San Angelo, Texas

Mary Elizabeth Runkles with her cousin Francine Mann in Fort Worth to see President Franklin D. Roosevelt

Mary Elizabeth Runkles of San Angelo, Texas with her cousin Francine Mann of San Antonio, Texas

Miss Dora Mae Gouge

Miss Lois Weeks working at the Lighthouse for the Blind.

Miss Lois Weeks at the Lighthouse for the Blind

Mrs. Willie Fay Lewis, blind homemaker and former director of Fort Worth's Lighthouse for the Blind, tries cook stove

Mrs. Willie Fay Lewis tries out a cook stove

People at Lighthouse for the Blind, with items made by blind workers

Mrs. Willie Fay Lewis, left, Roy M. Naugle and Mrs. M.J. Guthrie with items made by blind workers at Fort Worth's Lighthouse for the Blind

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Artist Randy Souders painting the Wise County Courthouse in Decatur, Texas

Mike Middleton acts as lunchtime crossing guard for Berry Elementary School

[Bart Wortham, Johnny Boyer, and Rick Sutton make their way to the gym]

[Physical therapist helps a male patient stand]

[Two females and a male, standing in front of some windows while doing macrame]

[Ward H. Nowlin, who contracted malaria in New Guinea, tinkers with a magneto at Generator Service Co.]

A man dressed as Santa Claus, stands inside a warehouse of boxes, beside a vintage 1940s yellow Harley-Davidson

A unique system built and installed on a van allows John Dycus to drive

A woman in a wheelchair helps prepare mailings

Andria Maddux, granddaughter of Lighthouse for the Blind founder Willie Fay Lewis, assists children with arts projects at a Summer camp sponsored by the Tarrant County Association for the Blind

Artist Randy Souders painting the Wise County Courthouse in Decatur, Texas

Barbara Gomez, four year old child with polio, exchanges a March of Dimes check for a penny piece of bubble gum

Billy Parker at his part-time job in the toy section of the Fair department store, Fort Worth, Texas

Braille edition of the Bible presented to Fort Worth's Lighthouse for the Blind

Brent Berryman and Dick Cantrell playing catch

Brent Berryman riding his bicycle

Charles Buckner training at the Mathis Artificial Limb and Brace Company

Christmas Seal poster from 1955

David Turvey and Kristi Seale "the couple" pose at Fort Worth's Mental Health/Mental Retardation group home

Dick Cantrell

Fort Worth Army Recruiting Station collecting money for the March of Dimes

Fort Worth's Mental Health/Mental Retardation residents enjoy socializing

Gerry Tanner playing in a wagon in the front yard of his house

Howard Batis and his seeing eye dog, "Flash"

Judy Parman wearing an orthopedic brace

Lin Smyri throws darts as part of his physical therapy

Marguerite Clarke, polio patient, shown with her birthday cake

Mary Elizabeth Runkles of San Angelo, Texas

Mary Elizabeth Runkles of San Angelo, Texas with her cousin Francine Mann of San Antonio, Texas

Miss Dora Mae Gouge

Miss Lois Weeks at the Lighthouse for the Blind

Mrs. Willie Fay Lewis tries out a cook stove

Mrs. Willie Fay Lewis, left, Roy M. Naugle and Mrs. M.J. Guthrie with items made by blind workers at Fort Worth's Lighthouse for the Blind

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Artist Randy Souders painting the Wise County Courthouse in Decatur, Texas	Mike Middleton acts as lunchtime crossing guard for Berry Elementary School
[Bart Wortham, Johnny Boyer, and Rick Sutton make their way to the gym]	[Physical therapist helps a male patient stand]
[Two females and a male, standing in front of some windows while doing macrame]	[Ward H. Nowlin, who contracted malaria in New Guinea, tinkers with a magneto at Generator Service Co.]
A man dressed as Santa Claus, stands inside a warehouse of boxes, beside a vintage 1940s yellow Harley-Davidson	A unique system built and installed on a van allows John Dycus to drive
A woman in a wheelchair helps prepare mailings	Andria Maddux, granddaughter of Lighthouse for the Blind founder Willie Fay Lewis, assists children with arts projects at a Summer camp sponsored by the Tarrant County Association for the Blind
Artist Randy Souders painting the Wise County Courthouse in Decatur, Texas	Artist Randy Souders painting the Wise County Courthouse in Decatur, Texas
Artist Randy Souders painting the Wise County Courthouse in Decatur, Texas	Artist Randy Souders painting the Wise County Courthouse in Decatur, Texas
Artist Randy Souders painting the Wise County Courthouse in Decatur, Texas	Artist Randy Souders painting the Wise County Courthouse in Decatur, Texas
Artist Randy Souders painting the Wise County Courthouse in Decatur, Texas	Artist Randy Souders painting the Wise County Courthouse in Decatur, Texas
Barbara Gomez, four year old child with polio, exchanges a March of Dimes check for a penny piece of bubble gum	Billy Parker at his part-time job in the toy section of the Fair department store, Fort Worth, Texas
Braille edition of the Bible presented to Fort Worth's Lighthouse for the Blind	Brent Berryman and Dick Cantrell playing catch
Brent Berryman riding his bicycle	Charles Buckner training at the Mathis Artificial Limb and Brace Company
Christmas Seal poster from 1955	David Turvey and Kristi Seale "the couple" pose at Fort Worth's Mental Health/Mental Retardation group home
Dick Cantrell	Fort Worth Army Recruiting Station collecting money for the March of Dimes
Fort Worth's Mental Health/Mental Retardation residents enjoy socializing	Gerry Tanner playing in a wagon in the front yard of his house
Howard Batis and his seeing eye dog, "Flash"	Judy Parman wearing an orthopedic brace
Lin Smyri throws darts as part of his physical therapy	Marguerite Clarke, polio patient, shown with her birthday cake
Mary Elizabeth Runkles of San Angelo, Texas	Mary Elizabeth Runkles of San Angelo, Texas with her cousin Francine Mann of San Antonio, Texas
Miss Dora Mae Gouge	Miss Lois Weeks at the Lighthouse for the Blind
Mrs. Willie Fay Lewis tries out a cook stove	Mrs. Willie Fay Lewis, left, Roy M. Naugle and Mrs. M.J. Guthrie with items made by blind workers at Fort Worth's Lighthouse for the Blind

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Artist Randy Souders painting the Wise County Courthouse in Decatur, Texas

Mike Middleton acts as lunchtime crossing guard for Berry Elementary School

[Bart Wortham, Johnny Boyer, and Rick Sutton make their way to the gym]

[Physical therapist helps a male patient stand]

[Two females and a male, standing in front of some windows while doing macrame]

[Ward H. Nowlin, who contracted malaria in New Guinea, tinkers with a magneto at Generator Service Co.]

A man dressed as Santa Claus, stands inside a warehouse of boxes, beside a vintage 1940s yellow Harley-Davidson

A unique system built and installed on a van allows John Dycus to drive

A woman in a wheelchair helps prepare mailings

Andria Maddux, granddaughter of Lighthouse for the Blind founder Willie Fay Lewis, assists children with arts projects at a Summer camp sponsored by the Tarrant County Association for the Blind

Artist Randy Souders painting the Wise County Courthouse in Decatur, Texas

Barbara Gomez, four year old child with polio, exchanges a March of Dimes check for a penny piece of bubble gum

Billy Parker at his part-time job in the toy section of the Fair department store, Fort Worth, Texas

Braille edition of the Bible presented to Fort Worth's Lighthouse for the Blind

Brent Berryman and Dick Cantrell playing catch

Brent Berryman riding his bicycle

Charles Buckner training at the Mathis Artificial Limb and Brace Company

Christmas Seal poster from 1955

David Turvey and Kristi Seale "the couple" pose at Fort Worth's Mental Health/Mental Retardation group home

Dick Cantrell

Fort Worth Army Recruiting Station collecting money for the March of Dimes

Fort Worth's Mental Health/Mental Retardation residents enjoy socializing

Gerry Tanner playing in a wagon in the front yard of his house

Howard Batis and his seeing eye dog, "Flash"

Judy Parman wearing an orthopedic brace

Lin Smyri throws darts as part of his physical therapy

Marguerite Clarke, polio patient, shown with her birthday cake

Mary Elizabeth Runkles of San Angelo, Texas

Mary Elizabeth Runkles of San Angelo, Texas with her cousin Francine Mann of San Antonio, Texas

Miss Dora Mae Gouge

Miss Lois Weeks at the Lighthouse for the Blind

Mrs. Willie Fay Lewis tries out a cook stove

Mrs. Willie Fay Lewis, left, Roy M. Naugle and Mrs. M.J. Guthrie with items made by blind workers at Fort Worth's Lighthouse for the Blind

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About Fort Worth Star-Telegram Collection. Series 6: Negatives

Photographic materials and clippings published in the Fort Worth Star-Telegram includes approximately 380 early photographs, ca. 1849-1922; 179,500 black & white prints, 1861-1986 (bulk 1930s-1960s); 2,746,118 film negatives, 1915-1990; 1118 glass negatives, 1915-1935; 513,000 newspaper clippings, 1920-1960 (some clippings on Vietnam War into the 1970s); and an 18,800 card file index of World War II servicemen from Texas. Though the collection covers national and international topics, it is strong on topics of local and state interest. There are a wide variety of photos and articles on rehabilitation, adapted sports, assistive technology, sheltered workshops, disability rights and protests, universal design, fundraising and disability community life.