Special Collections and Archives
At UTA Libraries, history is preserved, but it is also experienced, and shared, in sometimes deeply personal ways.
At UTA Libraries, uncovering stories is part of what we do best. This spring, that work has led to one that puts Arlington firmly on the map of…
UTA Libraries’ Special Collections proudly presents “Our Man in Vietnam,” a compelling new exhibition of photographs and paintings by award-…
It’s been 60 years since Bob Schieffer, longtime CBS News correspondent and Fort Worth native, embarked on one of the most meaningful missions of…
Sometimes history doesn’t arrive in neat boxes or formal archives. Sometimes it’s tucked away on a family bookshelf, passed from hand to hand,…
At UTA Libraries’ Special Collections, history doesn’t sit quietly on the shelves; it speaks, challenges, provokes and invites new understanding.…
During November, UTA Libraries warmly invites students, faculty, and the community to explore a special exhibit honoring Native American Heritage…
UTA Libraries’ Special Collections welcomed a remarkable addition to its growing archive of North Texas history: The Texas German Day Council…
The Fort Worth Stockyards have long stood as a symbol of Texas pride and resilience. Once one of the largest livestock markets in the country, the…
UTA Libraries’ Special Collections and Archives proudly announce that the John and Magdalena Conway Collection of Mexican and Spanish Comics is…
Distance was once a barrier to getting the latest news or connecting with friends or family. Now, communications systems bring people together in…
Behind every piece of history in the UTA Libraries’ Special Collections is the care and expertise of our archivists. Last week, three members of…