Related Collections

Arhoolie Production Inc. Record Collection
Chris Strachwitz who created Arhoolie Productions, Inc. to promote the songs and styles of regionally known musicians donated music in different formats to South Texas Archives in 1997. This collection features mainly Mexican-American music familiar to the South Texas region.

Cynthia Woehl Fulton: Fox-Calhoun Collection
In October of 2017 Cynthia Woehl Fulton donated documents, photographs and memorabilia of her mother's, Jean Calhoun Woehl, time at Texas College of Arts and Industries (now Texas A&M University-Kingsville) and of her family who were descendants of Adolf Fuchs, a Lutheran minister, musician, and teacher who emigrated from Hamburg, Germany and settled in Texas around 1835.

Dr. Richard E. Hartwig Collection
Dr. Richard E. Hartwig, Professor of Political Science and a self-proclaimed "academic gypsy," viewed being an academic as an adventure. He traveled widely studying and teaching internationally. Upon retiring from Texas A&M University-Kingsville, Dr. Richard Hartwig donated a collection of university records including annual reports, political science projects, curriculum changes and records from the International Affairs Group and Rio Bravo Association. He also donated his research and papers he presented on drug related violence and crime on the U.S. / Mexican border and Latin America.