Letters, memos, notes, forms, instructions, script for a training program for volunteers, script for a telephone canvasser, progress reports, and an information packet about the campaigns of Richard Nixon for President and Paul Eggers for Governor of Texas

Voter Identification booklet for use in Dallas County

Letters and notes about Mrs. Clements becoming a Mustang Mentor and speaking to the students at the school in Austin

Letters, notes, invitation, information on Curtis W. Meadows, Jr. and the Meadows Foundation, program, and text of Mrs. Clements remarks titled “Importance of Involvement” at a reception in Austin honoring the Meadows Foundation

Letter about Mrs. Clements attending a meeting to discuss planning for the celebration 1988

Agendas for and reports of accomplishments at meetings of the Capitol Centennial Committee chaired by Mrs. Clements, letters including one from Vice President George Bush, press releases, list of attendees at the celebration luncheon who also have VIP seating for the parade and the ceremony, information sheets and notes by Mrs. Clements for what seems to be a brief remarks for the ceremony to award a grand prize of a balloon ride, an agenda for Governor and Mrs. Clements for May 5-8, memo about Governor and Mrs. Clements’ participation in the ceremony, schedule for the celebration ceremony on May 7, proposed order for the parade, and a variety of financial reports regarding the celebration

Two articles from the May 8 Dallas Morning News, articles from the May and August issues of Texas Highways, and an article from the Winter 1987/1988 issue of Texas Libraries

Letter and copies of centennial celebration of the ground breaking for the Texas Capitol

Agenda packet for the September 22, 1987 meeting of the commission including an agenda, information about the reproduction of the original capitol chair, an information packet about the centennial observance of the University of Texas, guidelines for the centennial logo for the University of Texas, list of state capitols observing centennials between 1978 and 1989, and list of members of the committee

Letters, memos, notes, clippings, drafts of schedules, document on creating the Capitol Centennial Committee and how the members were to be appointed along with background information on the 1882 capitol, lists of members of the Capitol Centennial Ad Hoc Committee, commission signed by Governor Clements naming Mrs. Rita Clements a member of the committee, Official Memorandum of Governor Clements designating February 1, 1982 as a day to celebrate the centennial of the groundbreaking of groundbreaking of the Capitol and authorizing all possible state officers and employees to attend that ceremony, list of podium seating for that event, press release about the ceremony, biographical information on Dr. William S. Livingston, text of what appears to be a speech on the Texas Capitol Centennial by T. R. Fehrenbach, and copy of House Bill 1986 relating to the construction and operation of a centennial museum, letters and note about such a museum, and list of members appointed to the Centennial Museum Board

Letters, clippings, copy of Senate Concurrent Resolution 105 87th Legislature recommending that a committee be appointed to celebrate the centennial of the Texas Capitol, notes on the first meeting of the committee, copies of the program and commemorative booklet for the celebration of the 100th anniversary of the groundbreaking for the capitol on February 1, 1982, clippings, Winter 1987-88 issue of Texas Libraries containing an article on the capitol centennial, and transcripts and photocopies of articles about the 1888 dedication of the Texas Capitol

Letters, notes, memos, agenda for a meeting of the Capitol Centennial Committee, minutes of a meeting of the Ball Subcommittee, budget, information about the outdoor drama Texas produced in Palo Duro Canyon each summer, booklet on the arts in Amarillo, press release about descendants of Governor Lawrence Sullivan Ross and Temple Houston being honored during the celebration, press releases about hot air balloons being present during each evening of the celebration and about the prize offered to the grand prize winner of the balloons, an information sheet about the grand prize, clippings, list of special activities planned for the Sul Ross patron donors, and list of accomplishments of the committee as of March 29

List of names and addresses of mostly corporate executives who may have been targeted for donations for the celebration, press release about the sale of silver medallions to help fund the celebration, memos and letters about contributions, updates on the fund raising campaign, letters and memos concerning the alleged unauthorized use of a drawing of the capitol in a brochure, summary report on the celebration, and clippings

Letters, memos, notes, agendas for committee meetings, reports, sketch of the Capitol Centennial Birthday Cake relating to planning May 1988 the celebration and booklet about the exhibit on the Capitol at the Texas State Archives

Congratulatory letters to Mrs. Clements as chair of the planning committee, memo and report of the finance committee, letters from a few contributors, and memo and a report of Gary Paul Caimano regarding the sanctioning of Tamerlane Productions, Inc. to serve as Executive Producer for the celebration

Commemorative program for the celebration, article from the July 1988 issue of Ultra titled Just a Day in the Life of Jackson Hicks about his role in catering the centennial dinner in the capitol, and clippings about the celebration and related activities

Agenda packet for the November 3 meeting of the Capitol Centennial Committee including outline plans for various events and a report of the program subcommittee

Letters, memos, notes, agenda for a meeting, clippings, checks, list of state capitol centennials between 1979 and 1989, proposal for a school essay contest, proposed operating budget, parade entry form, and schedule of events relating to planning the celebration scheduled for May 6-8, 1988

Transcripts of articles from the Austin Daily Statesman about the dedication of the new Texas Capitol in 1888, plans for exhibits at the Texas State Archives and the Austin History Center, list of papers about the Texas Capitol to be presented at the 1988 meeting of the Texas State Historical Association, information on reproductions of original Capitol chairs, list of appointments to the committee by Governor Clements, Lieutenant Governor Bill Hobby, and House Speaker Gib Lewis, clippings, letters, agenda for a meeting of the committee, and information on the celebration of the centennial of the capitol of Wyoming, 1888

List of living Former First Ladies of Texas with addresses and telephone numbers and mansion function request form for a lunch at the Governor’s Mansion

For Representative Mike Millsap

Letters about Mrs. Clements attending the March 12, meeting of the committee, the non-profit organization authorized to raise funds to begin restoration of the State Capitol

Letters, memos, notes, a report on relocating some of the trees that were in the area of the expansion of the capitol, clipping, and a booklet titled Trail of the Trees at the Capitol

Agenda packet for the August 5, 1987 meeting of the State Preservation Board including minutes of the December 18, 1985 meeting, memorandum of understanding with the Texas Public Building Authority Request for Financing Proposal, plaque policy for the Capitol, Pearl Harbor Monument, Capitol grounds maintenance plan, historical furnishings inventory, report of the Capitol Centennial Committee, and report of the fundraising activities of the Capitol Committee, Inc.

Agendas for meetings of the State Preservation Board for June 21 and October 91, 1988; letters and memos; a report on new capitol grounds trash receptacles; an article by Cynthia Maddox titled A Capitol View of Texas from an unidentified issue of Southern Living; clippings; an article about restoring the capitol titled Landmark Restoration by Marsia Hart Reese from March 1986 Austin Hotels & Gardens and a booklet titled Capitol Goddess: Texas’ Own Symbol of Liberty reprinted form September 1986 Texas Highways

Memo, inventory of historical artifacts included in the Governor’s areas of the Capitol, and manuscript titled Furnishing the Texas State Capitol by Bonnie Ann Campbell, Curator of the Capitol submitted to the Texas State Historical Association

Copy of the act creating State Preservation Board and establishing the office of Architect of the Capitol, letters, memos, notes and clippings about raising funds for the Capitol Centennial celebration and the restoration of the Capitol building, and an article titled Restoration of the State Capitol by Bonnie Campbell from an unidentified magazine

Program for the Texas Capitol Preservation and Extension Ground Breaking Ceremony, booklet on the Texas Capitol Preservation and Extension Project, September 1990 issue of the newsletter of the State Preservation Board on the preservation of the capitol, and agenda packet for the April 19, 1990 meeting of the State Preservation Board

Letters, certificate of Incorporation, background information on the committee, bylaws of the committee, minutes of the August 2, 1985 meeting, list of members of the Lone Star Committee, budget for the restoration project, estimate of costs and other information on restoration of the capitol walks, statement of income and expenses, balance sheet, and examiner’s report by Peat, Marwick, & Mitchell on the statement of assets, liabilities, and fund balances of the committee

Letter, notes, text for new pages on the Governor’s Reception Room and the Governor’s Mansion, and copies of pages from an older edition of the same book apparently produced by the Texas Legislative Council

Letter, memo, notes, requisitions, orders, specifications, and bid tabulation for carpet in the Carriage House

Five mini cassette tapes of undated media interviews

Two standard and one mini cassette tapes of speeches

Three standard cassette tapes of interviews

Three standard cassette tapes one of which is an interview in 1982, one is labeled Spanish, and the third has no information