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Joe J. Bernal Papers
Joe Nicola Collection
Collection of more than 800 phonograph records of Mexican and Mexican American music from the 1930s through the 1970s collected by jukebox vendor and publisher Joe Nicola.
Joel F. Sherzer Collection on Guna Linguistics
This collection consists of audio recordings, texts, books, articles and photographs has been developed over many decades of research with the Kunas.
Joel Warren Barna collection
Joel Warren Barna served as editor of Texas Architect magazine, the official publication of the Texas Society of Architects, from 1985-1995. The collection reflects the research and writing of Joel Warren Barna's 1992 award winning book, The see-through years: Creation and destruction in Texas architecture and real estate, 1981-1991. Documents include manuscript drafts, proofs, correspondence, research files, papers, photographs, and slides.
Johannes Riedel Papers
Papers of music professor and conductor Johannes Riedel include academic writings, sheet music, lyrics, clippings, and recorded folk and popular music from Ecuador, with a special focus on the pasillo and sanjuanito song forms.
John Astin Perkins collection
During the better part of the twentieth century, John Astin Perkins was considered "the decorator of choice" in Dallas and was credited with bringing New York Style to that city. With a career spanning 70 years, his work encompassed schools, clubs, homes, office buildings, hotels, and department stores. Drawings, photographs, ledgers, correspondence, awards, ephemera, scrapbooks, and published materials document the architectural and interior designs of John Astin Perkins.
John Chapman Papers
John Covert Watson collection
John Covert Watson (1929-) was a noted architect known for his organic architecture-inspired residences in Texas and New Mexico. This collection includes drawings and papers created and collected during his architectural career, largely from the 1960s through the 2020s, with some material from the 1930s. Record types include drawings, magazines, and a book.
John G. and Jeannette J. Varner Papers
The personal and literary papers of author, musician, historian, and university professor John Grier Varner and his wife librarian and author Jeannette Johnson Varner.
John G. York collection
John G. York (1914-1980) was a modernist architect who practiced in the Texas Rio Grande Valley. York was appointed to the faculty at the University of Oklahoma School of Architecture in 1960 and eventually became dean. The collection includes architectural drawings and manuscript material documenting York's work as a solo architect in Texas and his continuing career as an architect while teaching at the University of Oklahoma.