| Dilley
Business Collection
Advertising material from Geo. E. Dilley & Son Founders
and Mechanists Records, 1896-1917
Advertising material from Geo. E. Dilley & Son Founders
and Mechanists Records, 1896-1917.
American Railway
Employment Journal, June 1936.
Advertising material from Geo. E. Dilley & Son Founders
and Mechanists Records, 1896-1917.
Advertising material from Geo. E. Dilley & Son Founders
and Mechanists Records, 1896-1917.
Photograph
of the Victorian frame office building of G. M. Dilley & Sons
Foundry, Palestine, Texas, ca. 1873, from The Geo. E. Dilley &
Son Founders and Mechanists Records.
Advertising material from Geo. E. Dilley & Son Founders
and Mechanists Records, 1896-1917.
System
of Geography, for the Use of Schools by
Sidney E. Morse, published at New York by Harper and Brothers,
1844.
Fort
Worth Star Telegram Collection
“[Amateur
basketball player, Dovie Smith, Fort Worth, Texas]” ca.
1938.
“[Babe
Didrikson, city woman’s golf champion, Fort Worth, Tex as]”October 22, 1938
“[Calvin Hill,
football player at the 1000 Yard Club, Fort Worth, Texas]” December
16, 1972.
“[Baseball Players – Fort Worth
High School Champions, Fort Worth, Texas]”
ca. 1912.
“[New York
Yankees, baseball champions, playing at Fort Worth, Texas]” ca.
1938.
“[Arlington
Downs Horse racing, Arlington, Texas]” ca.
1930.
“[Fort Worth
Star Telegram, news papers piled in wagon ready for distribution,
Fort Worth, Texas]” ca.
1915.
“[Knights
of Pythias Castle Hall, Fort Worth, Texas]” ca.
1920.
“[Interurban
Street Railway, Rosen Heights line, Fort Worth, Texas]” ca. 1905.
“[Stockyards
packing plants Armor and Swift, Fort Worth, Texas]”
ca. 1930.
“[Interior
of the Eddelman Mc.
Farland House, Fort Worth, Texas]” ca.
1904.
“[City
tax office, City Hall, Fort Worth, Texas]” March
24, 1939.
"[Street
scene at North Akard looking south across Elm & Main to
Commerce, Dallas, Texas]"
in
early 1900.
“[Mrs
.Lady Bird Johnson and President Lyndon Baines Johnson]” ca.
1950.
“[Madame
A. K. Raza, wife of the Washington military attaché from Pakistan,
on her third tour to United States to lecture about her nation, Fort
Worth, Texas]” October
28, 1951.
“[Ivan (Jack)
Chen of Peking, journalist and author, Fort Worth, Texas]” February
13, 1972.
“[Early
staff of the Fort Worth Record, Fort Worth, Texas]”
ca. 1940.
“[Tina
Turner, the flamboyant entertainer at the Windmill Theater, Dallas,
Texas]” March
2, 1978.
“[Cesar Chavez,
controversial leader of the boycott on California table grapes, Fort
Worth, Texas]” November 26, 1969.
“[Tigua
Indian tribe from Ysleta, Texas, pictured here beside their modern
conveyance, a Ford bus, at the Texas Centennial Exposition, Dallas,
Texas]” June
15, 1936.
“[Phyllis
George, Miss America, visiting the students she taught as a practice
teacher Denton, Texas]” October
24, 1970.
Historic
Photograph Collection
“[Little
League team, sponsored by Sleep Ezy Mattress Company, Fort
Worth, Texas]” ca.1953.
"[Six
Flags over Texas holiday decorations, Arlington, Texas]"
ca. 1970.
“[The
A. W. Collins Home,
North and Mesquite Streets, Arlington, Texas]” ca. 1908.
“[Ronald
and Nancy Reagan visiting her uncle, Joe
Luckett, Dallas, Texas]” ca.1952
“[C. H. Baudendustel, Elephant Educator]” ca.1926.
“[Drilling
well, Humble, Texas]”
ca.1908.
Political
Archives
Chris
Miller at House of Representatives, Austin,
ca. 1973.
Political
Poster dating from 1956-1973.
Political
Poster dating from 1956-1973.
Political
Poster dating from 1956-1973.
A
certificate authenticating the election of
Chris Miller as a state representative, 32nd
representative District, ca.1972, from the Political Archives.
Sam
Houston Materials
Engraving
of Sam Houston by Star Engraving Co., [1936?].
Wood
block print of Sam Houston by B. Matheus Whitehead, published by
Encino Press, Austin, 1855.
Sheet
Music,
Texian Grand March for
the Piano Forte, by Edwin Meyrick, published in New York by Firth
& Hall, 1835.
Military
Payment Voucher Sam Houston to George
W. Hockley, March 4, 1843
Military
Payment Voucher Sam Houston to George
W. Hockley, March 4, 1843.
Sam
Houston : A Biography of the Father of Texas by Williams,
John Hoyt, published at New York, N.Y., by Simon & Schuster,
1993.
The
Eagle and the Raven by James A Michener, published at State
House Press Austin, Texas, 1990.
Sword
of San Jacinto : A Life of Sam Houston
by De Bruhl, Marshall, published at Random House, New York,
ca. 1993.
The
Raven and the Sword by Matthew Gant, published at New
York by Coward McCann, Inc., 1960.
Retreat
to Glory: The Story of Sam Houston,
by Latham, Jean Lee, published in New York, Harper & Row, 1965.
Poster,
"Sam
Recruiting,"
1855, published
in Austin by the Eugene C. Barker
Texas History Center, 1985.
The
Personal Correspondence of Sam Houston edited by Madge
Thornall Roberts, published at Denton, Texas, by University of North
Texas Press, 1996.
Empire
of bones: A Novel of Sam Houston and the Texas Revolution
by Long, Jeff, published at New York by W. Morrow, 1993.
"Texas
Sesquicentennial," poster of
Sam Houston, published at Austin, Texas, by The Balcones Company,
1985.
Ever
Thine Truly: Love Letters From Sam Houston to Anna Raguet,
published at Austin, Texas, by Jenkins Garrett Press,1975.
Spanish
Research Collection
General
Felix Diaz,
Governer of Oaxaca appoints Doctor José Francisco Valverde as
Inspector General of the treasury, GO-10.
Proceedings of the Cano
y Moctezuma’s entailed estate to the heir, Doña Isabel de
Moctezuma, as heir of the last Aztec king, 1590-1780.
The
members of the society “Survivors of the Republican Army”
created on September 4,1921 established the first Cinco de Mayo
celebrations for 1922.
Ledger from the
Presidio San Carlos under the care of Joseph Angel de Cuebas, March 1769.
Catalogue
of Yucatan Documents and News Papers on Microfilm in the University
of Texas at Arlington Library, by
Maritza Arrigunaga Coello,
published at Arlington, Texas, by
UTA Press, ca. 1983.
Piedra de Luz,
Magical Sites in Pre Columbian Mexico by Roberto Garcia Moll and
Jaime Bali, published by Grupo Azabache, 1991.
The
Republic of Texas
Declaration of
the People of Texas, San Felipe de Austin, November 7, 1835.
¡¡¡Liberatad,
Constitucion, Y Federation!!!, San Felipe de Austin, June 22
1835.
Declaration
of Independence, Washington-on-the-Brazos,
March 2, 1836.
Ordinance to organize
the Militia of the Republic of Texas, March 24, 1836.
University
Archives
Arlington
State College Diploma for Kate Moore, 1898.
Arlington
College Stock Certificate issued to A. J. Rogers in
1900.
Baseball
team, Grubbs Vocational College,
Arlington, Texas, 1919.
Aerial view of UTA,
1965.
Football
Program for the Junior Rose Bowl Game, 1956.
Sketch of Library
building of ASC Library by G.L Dahl, Architects and Engineers, ca.
1963.
Earl
Irons with cornet, 1939.
Reveille,
published by Arlington State College, Arlington, Texas, 1924.
Reveille,
published by Arlington State College, Arlington, Texas, 1935.
Reveille,
published by Arlington State College, Arlington, Texas, 1955.
Reveille,
published by Arlington State College, Arlington, Texas, 1957.
Reveille,
published by Arlington State College, Arlington, Texas, 1964.
Reveille,
published by Arlington State College, Arlington, Texas, 1982.
US
Civil War Diaries and Letters
James
Allen Duncan’s diary, June 27, 1861 to August 20, 1865.
The Thomas B. Robinson
Diary, July
8, 1865 to April 10, 1866.
Letter
of Captain J. M. Cook, Confederate Army, to Mr. Taylor, March
16, 1863.
Letter
of Charles J. Gaffney, to
Mother [Martha J. Gaffney] February
14, 1864.
Letter
of Henry W. Benham to wife, Libby,
April 28, 1863.
Letter
of William Allen, Confederate
Army, to his wife, Victoria, January 12th 1865. |
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