Austin, Texas
Found in 15 Collections and/or Records:
A. E. Skinner - Writings
Two publications written by Aubrey E. Skinner.
American Statesman, 1939-03-26
The Newspaper Collection consists mainly of Texas newspapers as well as several titles from other states. Also represented are Centennial and Civil War Newspapers. The Newspaper collection includes both original and copied versions.
Bulletin from the Executive Director Publication Collection
Several issues of the Bulletin from the Executive Director, published by the Criminal Justice Policy Council in Austin, Texas. A few of the issues are missing, indicated in the file description.
Class Photograph - Austin
This collection is composed of Lucy Mae Rix's teaching certificates from Sam Houston Normal Institue, her SHNI Transcipt of Record, and photographs of her elementary classes and Delta Kappa Gamma society members.
Dean, Humphrey & Powell Envelope, September 8, 1906
This collection is composed of one box consisting of correspondence and financial materials, including receipts, checks, balance sheets, bank statements, and statements of administration of properties.
Materials vary from poor to fair conditions and are very brittle.
Delta Kappa Gamma Group Photograph
This collection is composed of Lucy Mae Rix's teaching certificates from Sam Houston Normal Institue, her SHNI Transcipt of Record, and photographs of her elementary classes and Delta Kappa Gamma society members.
Empty Envelopes
"Homes of Outstanding American Women" - Magazine Article, November 1928
This collection is composed of five folders of printed materials including newspaper articles, books excerpts, and speech manuscripts, as well as three books, relating to the life, death, and legacy of Anna J. Hardwicke Pennybacker.
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.
May Dee and Sarah Francis Smith Collection
The May Dee and Sarah Francis Smith Collection contain original materials from the sisters' time at Sam Houston Normal Institue and Cullowhee Normal and Industrial School. The materials from SHNI include diplomas, a Teachers Permanent Certificate, commencement programs, an official transcript, a song booklet, and a faculty portrait collage. The matriculated certificate is from the Cullowhee Normal and Industrial School.
