- A1997-042.0009
- Collection: South Texas Archives Reference Collection
- Location: CD
3042
S46
U54
1989
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Guide to the Records of the United States Senate at the National Archives. 1789-1989. Bicentennial Edition. / by Robert W. Corren, Mary Rephlo, David Kepley, and
Charles South. 356 p.
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- A1997-044.0001
- Collection: South Texas Association of Biologists Records
- Location: 1 / H-8-4
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Conference on Undergraduate Education: programs, correspondence, newspaper clippings |
- A1997-044.0002
- Collection: South Texas Association of Biologists Records
- Location: 1 / H-8-4
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Conference on Undergraduate Education in the Biological Sciences (C.U.E.B.S.) program and questionnaire |
- A1997-044.0003
- Collection: South Texas Association of Biologists Records
- Location: 1 / H-8-4
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Correspondence: to/from John M. White |
- A1997-044.0004
- Collection: South Texas Association of Biologists Records
- Location: 1 / H-8-4
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Meeting materials: Programs, agendas, minutes membership lists; correspondence
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- A1997-044.0005
- Collection: South Texas Association of Biologists Records
- Location: 1 / H-8-4
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Meeting materials: Programs, agendas, minutes membership lists; correspondence
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- A1997-044.0006
- Collection: South Texas Association of Biologists Records
- Location: 1 / H-8-4
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Meeting programs, agendas
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- A1997-044.0007
- Collection: South Texas Association of Biologists Records
- Location: 1 / H-8-4
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Meeting programs, agendas |
- A1997-044.0008
- Collection: South Texas Association of Biologists Records
- Location: 1 / H-8-4
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Fall meeting programs, agendas |
- A1997-044.0009
- Collection: South Texas Association of Biologists Records
- Location: 1 / H-8-4
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Financial materials |
- A1997-044.0010
- Collection: South Texas Association of Biologists Records
- Location: 1 / H-8-4
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Reservations |
- A1997-044.0011
- Collection: South Texas Association of Biologists Records
- Location: 1 / H-8-4
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Exhibitors |
- A1997-044.0012
- Collection: South Texas Association of Biologists Records
- Location: 1 / H-8-4
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Receipts |
- A1997-044.0013
- Collection: South Texas Association of Biologists Records
- Location: 1 / H-8-4
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Correspondence: to/from Billy Cardwell |
- A1997-044.0014
- Collection: South Texas Association of Biologists Records
- Location: 1 / H-8-4
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Meeting programs, agendas |
- A1998-014.0001
- Collection: South Texas Archives Reference Collection
- Location: Media File
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Alclair Mays Pleasant, born May 1, 1906 in Corpus Christi, TX, talks with Rue Wood about her experiences growing up in Corpus Christi, TX in the African American community. She was the subject of Ms. Wood's master's thesis and article printed in the Journal of South Texas. |
- A1998-041
- Collection: South Texas Archives Reference Collection
- Location: Photo File
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.1 Rev. and Mrs. South. First minister of Ricardo Baptist Church. 1918. tinted. 3.5 x 5
.2 Ricardo Baptist Church new sanctuary. 1958. b/w 3.5 x 5
.3 Ricardo Baptist Church baptismal in Baffin BAy. 1920
b/w. 3.5 x 5
.4 Ricardo Baptist Church building. 1924-1957. Destroyed in fire. b/w. 3.5 x 5
.5 Ricardo Baptist Church building. Sanctuary. 1984 -
color. 5x7 |
- A1999-011
- Collection: South Texas Archives Reference Collection
- Location: UAD Box 0673
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5 posters for years 1999, 1998,1997, 1996, 1994
2 Exhibit brochures in Spanish and in English
6th Annual South Texas Ranching Heritage Festival schedule of events
6th Annual South Texas Ranching Heritage Festival program
7th Annual South Texas Ranching Heritage Festival program
Conner Museum brochure |
- A1999-050.0001
- Collection: South Texas Archives Reference Collection
- Location: STA Reference File: Goliad County (Tex.) -- History
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STA Reference File: Goliad County (Tex.) -- History
Reference file contains:
* Goliad Symposium Records including, "Goliad, An Interpretive Master Plan for the 21st Century," published by Texas Parks and Wildlife Department in March of 1999.
* Brochures of Presidio La Bahia and Goliad State Historical Park. Goliad, is on the Independence Trail, and third oldest town in Texas, it is the county seat of one of the original counties.
* Paper detailing the Goliad Memorial Auditorium
* Handwritten letter to a Molly Boyd of Goliad dated February 1, 1877 from her mother in Ann Arbor, Michigan.
* Two programs for the Dedication of the Official Texas Historical Marker, "Mission Espiritu Santo Cattle Ranch," in Victoria County, Texas on October 14, 2000.
* Houston Chronicle news article, February 23, 1936, "Two Rusty Cannons Buried by Fannin and Troops During Texas War for Independence Seized at Normanna."
* Houston Chronicle news article, March 29, 1936, "Elaborate Program for Centennial of massacre at Goliad is Planned." |
- A1999-060
- Collection: South Texas Archives Reference Collection
- Location: Media File
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Interview with Lino R. Vera. |
- A1999-060.0002
- Collection: South Texas Archives Reference Collection
- Location: STAD Reference File: Duval County (Tex.) - History
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Cinco de Mayo speech. |
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- A2000-019.0001
- Collection: South Texas Archives Reference Collection
- Location: Flat File 1/11
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- Map of Texas; Trace Map; (no description)
Size: 36”x 39” ; b/w |
- A2000-019.0002
- Collection: South Texas Archives Reference Collection
- Location: Photo file
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Photo. Texas Map showing round-trip Homeseekers’ Rates to all parts of Texas on the 1st and 3rd Tuesday in each Month Return Limit 15 days. Also were products grow the most. Compliments of Thes. F. Koch @ Co., Lands in the Gulf Coast Country of Texas. |
- A2000-024.0001
- Collection: South Texas Archives Photograph Collection
- Location: STA Photo File / A2000-024
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510 So. 14th in 1960s with new "A" frame roof |
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- A2000-024.0002
- Collection: South Texas Archives Photograph Collection
- Location: STA Photo File / A2000-024
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504 S. 14th, Kingsville Whataburger when it first opened in 1950s. |
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- A2000-024.0003
- Collection: South Texas Archives Photograph Collection
- Location: STA Photo File / A2000-024
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Kingsville Whataburger in 1950s. 504 S. 14th |
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- A2000-058.0001
- Collection: South Texas Archives Reference Collection
- Location: STA Reference File: Benavides, TX - History
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STA Reference File: Benavides, TX - History
Reference File contains:
* Notecard with information of a mission called Rendado at Benavides in 1885.
* July 10, 1952, Note to Miss Ruth Dodson from Jose Lozano, Postmaster of Concepcion, Texas, informing her that to the best of his knowledge no Monastery ever existed in Benavides.
* Alice Echo News, February 28, 1993, "Young Mayor Frustucoso Canales Jr. Ready to Make Vision Reality [Benavides Mayor.]"
* News pamphlet, [1996?] "19th Annual Feria En Benavides, August 30 - September 1."
* Pamphlet: "Ano Centenario, 1880-1980," Benavides, Texas by Arnoldo DeLeon |
- A2000-058.0002
- Collection: South Texas Archives Reference Collection
- Location: Sta Reference File: Duval County, (Tex.) - History
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Publication - A Social History of Mexican Americans In Nineteenth Century Duval County |
- A2000-059.0001
- Collection: South Texas Archives Reference Collection
- Location: STA Reference File: Autograph Book - Lizzie Worthington
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STA Reference File: Autograph Book - Lizzie Worthington
Reference File contains:
* Autograph book of a Miss Elizabeth Worthington from the Washington, D.C. area, 1874-1896. Includes several autographs of Texans during the time. Autograph of President Hayes. Book donated by the Woodstock Historical Society, Inc. in Woodstock, Vermont.
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- A2000-073
- Collection: South Texas Archives Reference Collection
- Location: Reference File: Ricardo, history
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One copy of The Yucca, a hand made Ricardo, TX School annual. 1932. |
- A2000-076
- Collection: South Texas Archives Reference Collection
- Location: Flat File 15/2
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.9 Large poster advertising the grand opening of a “Round-Up” at Brooks Field, San Antonio, May 24, no year. Says clothes of 1850 to be worn. 17 x 22 |
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- A2000-076.0002
- Collection: South Texas Archives Reference Collection
- Location: Flat File 15/2
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.2 Panoramic photo of students at East Ward (Lamar School). b/w. 17 x 4. Students and teachers standing in front of school building. Jan. 3, 1922 |
- A2000-076.0003
- Collection: South Texas Archives Reference Collection
- Location: Flat File 15/2
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.3 Panoramic photo of students at Charles H. Flato Jr. School when school was dedicated Jan. 5, 1925. b/w. 18.5 x 4.5. Students and teachers standing in front of school. |
- A2000-076.0008
- Collection: South Texas Archives Reference Collection
- Location: STA Photo File A2000-076 Flat File 15/2
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J. N. Bigbee ca. 1917 |
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- A2000-076.001
- Collection: South Texas Archives Reference Collection
- Location: Flat File 15/2
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.1 Panoramic photo of Henrietta King School students, all classes/grades. b/w. 21.5 x 4.5 Students and teachers standing in front of school building. Fence around school can be seen. 1919. Donated by Carl & Annie (Norris) Taylor.
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- A2000-076.005
- Collection: South Texas Archives Reference Collection
- Location: STA Photo File A 2000-076
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Sheriff Jim Scarborough |
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- A2000-076.006
- Collection: South Texas Archives Reference Collection
- Location: STA Photo File A 2000-076
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Rex Casper of Bishop |
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- A2000-076.007
- Collection: South Texas Archives Reference Collection
- Location: STA Photo File A 2000-076
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Unidentified men looking at cattle. |
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- A2001-007.0001.0004
- Collection: South Texas Archives Reference Collection
- Location: STAD Box 0005
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Papers on South Texas history. 1947-1973
1. “Some Noted Texas Characters” by J.H. Alsworth for the R.J. Kleberg History Club
2. “The Land Between the Rio Grande and the Nueces River” an address given by T.A. Simons, Jr., before the R.J. Kleberg History Club, April 1926
3. “The Army of Occupation of the Rio Grande” by Florence J. Scott
4. “The Journey of Three Englishmen Across Texas in 1568” by J.L. Baughman. Duplicated copy appears to be from book
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- A2001-007.0001.0007
- Collection: South Texas Archives Reference Collection
- Location: STAD Box 0005
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Texas Rangers materials. n.d. papers.
1. Recollections of B.F. Gholson (Texas Ranger) as told to J.A. Rickard. Ricard published
part of this document in Stories for Young Texasn, vol. 1, 150-57. (Austin: W.S.
Benson, 1955)
2. “Hootch Running on the Rio Grande” by Charles Ross
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