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Charles W. Hackett Papers
Correspondence, lecture notes, written works, manuscripts, photographs, and collected materials, including pamphlets, books and newspaper clippings, comprise the collection of Charles Wilson Hackett. From 1918-1951, Hackett was a professor in the University of Texas Department of History, one of the founders of the García Library (now the Benson Latin American Collection) and first director and founding member of the Institute of Latin American Studies.
Charles W. York collection
Charles Weldon York was an interior designer and faculty member in the Interior Design Division in the Department of Home Economics at The University of Texas at Austin. The collection documents York’s professional career as a designer, author, and educator. Record types include course materials, correspondence, notes, student work, and reference articles.
Charles White Research Collection
The Charles White Research Collection includes material related to visual artist Charles White (1918-1979) collected by Dr. Eddie Chambers.
Chase Littlejohn Photograph Album
Photograph album containing scenes of the Décena Trágica during the Mexican Revolution and family photos of mining engineer Chase Littlejohn.
Chelo Gonález Amezcua Papers
Poem manuscripts, art exhibit documentation, and correspondence from Mexican American artist Consuelo (Chelo) González Amezcua of Del Rio, Texas.
Chester E. Nagel collection
Chicana Research and Learning Center Records
The Chicana Research and Learning Center was an organization aimed to alleviate social and educational barriers facing Hispanic women in the United States. The collection includes the financial and administrative records, educational materials, correspondence, and audiovisual materials documenting the functions of the organization.
Chocolates E. Juncosa Trade Cards
Collection of 36 chromo trade cards produced by Spanish company Chocolates E. Juncosa. Cards depict the Cuban War of Independence (1895-1898) and the beginning of the Spanish-American War.
Christian Heilskov Rasmussen Photographs
Twenty-one black and white photographs and five postcards by Christian Heilskov Rasmussen of churches in Yucatán (Mexico)
Cine Las Americas Archive
Archive documenting Cine Las Americas and its International Film Festival in Austin, Texas, and films exhibited at the festival.