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Harry Lund Collection
Manuscripts and printed material pertaining to the history and government of Mexico, particularly the states of Nuevo León and Tamaulipas, collected by historian Harry Lund.
Harry T. Friedman Collection
Photocopied documents from Mexican history.
Harvey P. Smith collection
Harvey Partridge Smith (1889-1964) was a San Antonio architect and early preservationist. The collection consists of measured drawings and field notes documenting Smith's work on Spanish missions in San Antonio.
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Harwell Hamilton Harris collection
Architect Harwell Hamilton Harris (1903-1990) was an early proponent of regional modernism in California and Texas. He taught architectural design at North Carolina State University and the University of Texas School of Architecture where he was the dean from 1951 to 1955. Personal papers, correspondence, office and job files, articles, photographs, and drawings document the architectural career of Harwell Hamilton Harris.
Héctor Rodríguez Collection
The Héctor Rodríguez collection includes issues of El Peso Hero, a comic book created by Rodríguez, and collected material.
Henri Rémy Papers
A collection of manuscripts written by Henri Rémy (1810-1867), a French immigrant to the United States, teacher, attorney, and financial supporter of William Walker's filibustering campaign in Nicaragua. Collection contains written works depicting Rémy's travels in Nicaragua and Mexico between 1855-1859.
Henry C. Trost collection
Henry Charles Trost (1860-1933) was a prominent American architect, known for his firm's, Trost & Trost's, work in the Southwestern United States. This collection includes architectural design sketches of his work on several projects, with subjects ranging from metal ornaments to building façades. These sketches range in date from approximately 1904 to 1930. Record types include sketches and papers.
Henry J. Steinbomer drawings
Herschel Manuel Photographs
24 b/w photographs of Mexican American school children and segregated schools in the late 1920s.
Hispanic Link Weekly Report Records
Articles, clippings, newsletters, reports, and other documents supporting the publication of the Hispanic Link Weekly Report. Due to its storage off-site, request for access must be made in advance.