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Harris Worchel Counter-Culture Literature Collection
This collection contains materials donated by Harris Worchel as part of the Harris Worchel Counter-Culture Literature Collection. Materials in this collection are largely compact discs containing various theses and dissertations on counter-culture literature and the Beat poetry movement. Additional materials (books and audio-visual materials) can be found within the library catalog.
Henderson Yoakum Collection
The collection contains biographical information, correspondence, newspaper articles, a photograph, and other various materials concerning Henderson Yoakum’s life.
Herbert Charles Muckleroy Collection
Hilton Ross Greer and John P. Sjolander Collection
Hinton Rowan Helper: The Ideals of Extremism - Patrick J. Findley Paper
This collection consists of a paper, “Hinton Rowan Helper: The Ideals of Extremism” by Patrick J. Findley. Findley donated this paper in May 1994.
Historic Documents and Prints Collection
The Historic Documents and Prints Collection consists of various prints depicting American and Napoleonic wars and reproduction documents related to the Battle of San Jacinto.
Holm Newspaper and Periodical Collection
This collection contains materials donated by Cathy Holm. Materials include newspapers and periodicals covering the assassination of President John F. Kennedy, as well as local newspapers from the 1990s.
Houston Chronicle Archives Photographs
This collection contains 36 black-and-white photographic prints from the Houston Chronicle Archives depicting buildings, community members, faculty/staff, and sports at Sam Houston State University.
Houston Performing Arts Collection
Human Soil Consumption Correspondence
The Human Soil Consumption Correspondence (1960-1967; one legal folder) consists of correspondence and a newsletter concerning soil consumption. The handwritten correspondence relates to soil ingestion in Southwest America. The Coprolite News newsletter concerns the archeological discovery of Geophagy in Iran. The correspondence also includes a letter concerning the collection’s acquisition.