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Texas Rangers Sesquicentennial Materials
Materials consisting of newspaper clippings and commencement materials.
Texas (Thomason) Room Guest Book Collection
This collection contains guest books for the period that the Thomason Room transitioned from its former name and location as the Texas Room.
Texas Trail Map Collection
This collection contains maps of hiking trails in Texas published by the State Department of Highways and Public Transportation.
Texas Treasure Collection
This collection contains materials pertaining to amateur archaeology and “treasure hunting” in Texas. It includes a single edition of “Rockhound” magazine.
The Crown Collection of Maps
The Crown Collection is an oft-cited but difficult-to-find compilation of historical maps of the United States. Series I-III contain colonial-period maps in British archives, and Series IV-V contain Archer Hulbert’s tracings of nineteenth-century trails in the American West.
The Descendants of Grandma Toole
The Descendants of Grandma Toole manuscript was written in 1957 by Vernon Fitzgerald and contains the history of several local families, including: Louisa Adla Durdin, James Albert Johnson, Colbert Maltimore Johnson, Mary Elizabeth Williams Rhodes, John Nathanial Williams, Tobe Keys, Fannie Keys Fitzgerald, Julia Ione Keys Toole Gross and Nellie Louisa Keys Millstid families.
The Huntsville Study Club Collection
This collection contains ephemera related to the Huntsville Study Club. It includes a brief history of the club, newspaper clippings, yearly programs, ledger books, scrapbooks, and other miscellaneous materials.
The Les Maitres de L’Affiche Publication Collection
This collection is comprised of 11 folders, each containing a set from the Les Maitres de L'Affice publication. Each volume holds 4 reproductions of various art pieces, except for No 24 being that one of the posters is missing.
The Margaret Mitchell Collection
This collection contains materials regarding American author, Margaret Mitchell. Mitchell was lauded for her book “Gone with the Wind,” for which she won a Pulitzer Prize. Mitchell was born in Atlanta, Georgia in 1900 and passed away after a car accident in 1949. Mitchell is now known as a highly controversial figure due to her personal opinions centering around politics and race.