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A sign warning employees that they must have their temperature checked before proceeding into City Hall. The sign also lists a series of questions the staff must answer negatively to before entering City Hall.

Sign pointing city employees towards the City Hall staff entrance temperature checkpoint. All entering staff must be checked for high temperatures to prevent the spread of infection.

Notices posted at the entrance of City Hall giving notice of city building closures.

The front entrance of City Hall barricaded to the public. Notices posted on the front glass give information about the closure.

The exterior of North Richland Hills City Hall. The parking lot is empty, and the entrance is barricaded shut.

From left to right: Mr. & Mrs. Clarence Jones, Mr. & Mrs. Guy Cummings, and Mr. & Mrs. Cullen Turner at the opening of Haltom City State Bank. The bank was located at 28th Street and Belknap.

Smathers home on Holiday Lane and Chapman Road pictured here in the 1940s.

Texaco Service Station and North Richland Auto Service pictured here in 1955 at the corner of Grapevine Highway and Turner Terrace.

Gertrude Tarpley, a local journalist, is pictured here in the center at work with members of the North Richland Hills Chamber of Commerce.

The very first stop light in the city was installed at Grapevine Highway, Blaney and Pipeline Road, now called Glenview Drive.