Texas

Correspondence, handwritten notes, printed material, legal documents, press clippings, and reports documenting the personal life and career of Raul Vasquez, primarily his work with the League of United Latin American Citizens (LULAC).

TheRethinking Power and Resistance: Gender and Human Rights from Texas to the Transnational Americas Conference Footagecollection contains edited footage from the 2012 conference. The conference was sponsored by the Center for Women’s and Gender Studies, University of Texas at Austin as part of its Embrey Women’s Human Rights Initiative.

Richard Louis Cleary (1951-) is an architectural historian known for his work on Frank Lloyd Wright and French architecture from the ancien régime. The collection contains papers created during his academic career. Record types include notes, drafts, reference materials, course materials, media, photos, and slides.

Robert M. "Bob" Williamson was a wholesale lumber dealer in Dallas, Texas who produced and sold house plan books containing house plans with an accompanying photograph, set of blueprints for each house, and a list of general specifications for building the houses. The collection consists copies of house plan books dating from 1919 to 1923, and tear sheets of advertisements for the plan books series.

Collection documents El Mundo Zurdo Conference, an event organized by the Society for the Study of Gloria Anzaldúa (SSGA). The collection includes programs, video recordings, and ephemera.

Papers and materials documenting the activities of the Tejano Monument, Inc., an organization formed to place a monument on Texas State Capitol grounds that honors Tejano history and culture. The collection includes administrative and financial records, correspondence, and promotional media and materials.

Census schedules, marriage, death and baptism registers from Texas and Louisiana. Documents focus largely on Black and Native American populations.