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This view of the mural on the wall of More Fun Toys! on the Square in Denton shows Mickey and Minnie Mouse on a roller coaster along with other famous cartoon characters.
Mural on the interior west wall of More Fun Toys. A roller coaster filled with various cartoon characters from different decades is painted in bright colors. The artists' names are painted in the bottom left-hand corner and the mural is dedicated to…

This is another close-up photo from a different Beaumont Mood flush-mount light fixture that hung at the Denton Municipal Swimming Pool. It also has geometric patterns and bands of a glossy aqua, orange, medium blue, and elephant gray.
Bands of blue, orange, and cream can be seen on this pottery lamp. The photo was taken just after being cleaned by library staff.

This lamp originally hung on the interior wall of the Denton Municipal Pool. It was removed along with all the…

View of two of the hanging cylinder lamps from the Municipal Pool Building. They both had significant breakage along the top of the fixtures. The breakage was repaired at an unknown time period, using an unknown glue that did not match the original colors.
Two cylinder lamps made by Beaumont Mood for the Denton Municipal Swimming Pool. They were removed and placed in storage after the building was renovated in the 1990s. This picture was taken before they were cleaned in 2022-2023.

Obituary for Alan Harvey Goldfield.

Magazine cover that appeared on the cover of D Magazine or the Champ d'Or, an estate built by Alan and Shirley Goldfield in 2002 in Hickory Creek.
Cover photo for an article on "Champ d'Or" called, "The Biggest Little Teardown in Texas?" by D Magazine author, Mark N. Vamos.

This photograph is of a crowd sitting on bleachers during the grand opening ceremony of the Goldfield Tennis Center. Alan Goldfield is seated on the lowest bleacher wearing a dark suit.
People sit on bleachers while waiting at the grand opening of the Goldfield Tennis Center Pro Shop.

Photo with caption of artist Pete Foster, standing by the mural that he had painted on East Hickory Street. The mural is of a cowboy riding a horse towards a river. Nearby, cattle are grazing.  Two  Native Americans are paddling a canoe in the river. A lone buffalo is drinking. A mountain range is in the background. The sky is filled with clouds.
Newspaper article about muralist, Pete Foster, in front of a mural that he painted on East Hickory Street.
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