Walker County (Tex.)
Found in 26 Collections and/or Records:
Andrew Female College, Girls - Group Photograph
This collection is made up of twenty-five black and white photographs, a Sam Houston Normal Institute Diploma, a Sam Houston Normal Institute Commencement program, and a signed pillow cover from Lula Myrtle Teague Cox's childhood.
Carrasco Siege Periodical Collection
This is a single item collection containing a special insert printed by “The Huntsville Item” newspaper featuring many articles regarding the Carrasco prison siege and hostage standoff at the Huntsville Unit prison.
Eastham Family Papers
Gay Family Papers
The Gay Family Papers (1951-1975; one legal folder) include biographical information on Mary L. Gay,who was an early teacher in Huntsville, Texas. The collection also contains the Gay Family Tree,correspondence from Salome Gay Long, and documents on Southern Genealogy.
Huntsville Historic Resources Collection
This collection contains surveys of the historic resources of Huntsville, Texas in September of 1992. It also contains a project book of slides of Huntsville resources and statements of significance of high priority properties.
Huntsville Memento Collection
This collection contains flyers from Walker County, Texas.
Huntsville Reunion Collection
This collection contains a photo from a reunion of men from Huntsville Texas, and an attached article from The Huntsville Item regarding the reunion.
Huntsville Texas Newspaper Collection
The Huntsville Texas Newspaper Collection consists of various newspapers printed in Huntsville, Texas from the early 1800s to early 2000s. Some titles included are: The Huntsville Item, The Huntsville Post, The Huntsville Post-Item, Huntsville Pictorial, and The Huntsville Herald. Also included in this collection are two large, color-copied issues of Old Ironside's Monthly.
Huntsville Walker County Photographs Collection
Many photographs within the collection have been acquired by former Special Collections Librarians. Some can be found in the Times & Places Collection at the following link: http://walkercountytreasures.com/thumbnails.php?album=10 Other photographs within the collection have been collected from individual donors and the Walker County Historical Commission.
Jane Howe Gregory Papers
The items in this collection represent Jane Howe Gregory’s extensive research into the Texas Penitentiary system, primarily focusing on issues surrounding female inmates. Journal articles, class notes, and prison records are the most common types of materials in this collection. Prison statistics and prison reforms pertaining to female prisoners are the most common themes.