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Carmen Tafolla Papers
Papers related to the life and work of Texas poet, writer, and educator Carmen Tafolla. The collection documents Dr. Tafolla’s personal life, writing endeavors, work as an educator, and performances of her work.
Carolyn Brown Photographs
Photographs by Carolyn Brown include images of Mexican churches and other images of Mexico and Central America. Digital files and 13 prints from a 2014-2015 exhibition held at the Benson Latin American Collection.
Carrozza Investments Inc. records
Drawings, exhibition panels, models, and papers reflect select projects In Dallas, Oklahoma City, and Fort Worth undertaken by Carrozza Investments Inc., a Dallas-based development firm.
Casa de Comercio 'La Palestina' Records
Accounting Book from the Casa de Comercio 'La Palestina' in San Luis Potosí, Mexico documenting business transactions and commerce during the years 1886-1888.
Catholic Church in Mexico Collection
Materials documenting activities of the Catholic Church in Mexico from 1580-1890, including original official documents and transcripts.
Center for Mexican American Studies Records
Records of the Center for Mexican American Studies (CMAS) founded in 1970 at The University of Texas at Austin. The collection documents the Center's programming activities (lectures, conferences, and symposia), CMAS publications, and its involvement with the Inter-University Program for Latino Research (IUPLR). Records include material from former directors, files on the Hopwood case and Texas' Top 10 Percent law, and audiovisual material documenting the Center's activities.
Central American Aerial Photographs
218 different photographs show aerial views of parts of Guatamala, Honduras, and Panama, mostly from the 1950s and 1970s.
Centro de Investigaciones Regionales de Mesoamérica: Archivo de Infopress Centroamericana
This collection contains newspaper clippings from the Inforpress Centroamericana Archive. The twelve binders that comprise the digital collection are part of the series "Violence in Guatemala," and contain 4,619 newspaper clippings and documents arranged chronologically. The news articles illustrate the different types of violence prevailing in Guatemala between 1978 and 1981: political violence, violence during the internal armed conflict, and common violence.
César Vallejo Papers
The personal papers of Peruvian poet, writer, and playwright César Vallejo. The collection contains correspondence, originals and copies of Vallejo's manuscripts, articles, and other printed materials that document his legacy as an innovative and impactful 20th Century writer.
Charles Stevens Dilbeck collection
Charles Stevens Dilbeck (1907-1990) designed hundreds of houses during his long career, contributing significantly to the residential environment in Dallas and the surrounding area. In addition to his single-family homes, he built a number of apartment buildings, hotels, shopping centers, and country clubs. The collection consists of architectural drawings and specifications.