BTVS Season Ten: Angel & Faith

Issue #1: "Where The River Meets The Sea, Part One" [w/ Scott Fischer cover) (April 2014) [2 copies]
Issue #2: "Where The River Meets The Sea, Part Two" [w/ Scott Fischer cover] (May 2014)
Issue #3: "Where The River Meets The Sea, Part Three" [w/ Scott Fischer cover] (June 2014)
Issue #4: "Where The River Meets The Sea, Part Four" [w/ Scott Fischer cover] (July 2014)
Issue #5: "Old Habits" [w/ Scott Fischer cover] (August 2014)
Issue #6: "Lost and Found, Part One" [w/ Scott Fischer cover] (September 2014)
Issue #7: "Lost and Found, Part Two" [w/ Scott Fischer cover] (October 2014)
Issue #8: "Lost and Found, Part Three" [w/ Scott Fischer cover] (November 2014)
Issue #9: "Lost and Found, Part Four" [2 copies, w/Scott Fischer cover and w/Will Conrad variant cover] (December 2014)
Issue #10: "Lost and Found, Part Five" [w/ Will Conrad variant cover) [January 2015]
Issue #11: "United, Part One" [2 copies, w/ Scott Fischer cover and w/Mike Norton variant cover) [February 2015]
Issue #12: "United, Part Two" [w/ Scott Fischer cover and w/Will Conrad variant cover] [March 2015]
Issue #13: "United, Part Three" [2 copies, w/ Scott Fischer cover and w/Mike Norton variant cover) [April 2015]
Issue #14: "United, Part Four" [w/ Scott Fischer cover] (May 2015)
Issue #15: "Fight or Flight" [w/Scott Fischer cover] (June 2015)
Issue #15: "Fight or Flight" [w/Mike Norton variant cover] (June 2015)
Issue #16: "Those Who Can't Teach, Teach Gym, Part One" [w/Scott Fischer cover] (July 2015)
Issue #17: "Those Who Can't Teach, Teach Gym, Part Two" [w/Scott Fischer cover] (August 2015)
Issue #18: "Those Who Can't Teach, Teach Gym, Part Three" [w/Scott Fischer cover] (September 2015)
Issue #19: "A Little More Than Kin, Part One" [w/Scott Fischer cover] (October 2015) (2 copies)
Issue #20: "A Little More Than Kin, Part Two" [w/Scott Fischer cover] (November 2015)
Issue #21: "A Tale of Two Families, Part One" [w/Scott Fischer cover] (December 2015)
Issue #22: "A Tale of Two Families, Part Two" [w/Scott Fischer cover] (January 2016)
Issue #23: "A Tale of Two Families, Part Three" [w/Scott Fischer cover] (February 2016)
Issue #24: "A Tale of Two Families, Part Four" [w/Scott Fischer cover] (March 2016)
Issue #25: "A Tale of Two Families, Part Five" [w/Scott Fischer cover] (April 2016)

Buffy the Vampire Slayer Season Eleven

Issue #1: "Part One: The Spread of Their Evil" [w/Steve Morris cover] (November 2016)
Issue #2: "Part Two: In Time of Crisis" [w/Steve Morris cover and w/Rebekah Isaacs variant cover] (December 2016)
Issue #3: "Part Three: A House Divided" [w/Steve Morris cover and w/Rebekah Isaacs variant cover] (January 2017)
Issue #4: "Part Four: A House Divided" [w/Steve Morris cover] (February 2017)

BTVS Season Eleven: Angel

Issue #1: "Out of The Past, Part One" (w/Scott Fischer cover) [January 2017]
Issue #2: "Out of The Past, Part Two" (w/Scott Fischer cover) [February 2017]
Issue #3: "Out of The Past, Part Three" (w/Scott Fischer cover) [March 2017]
Issue #4: "Out of The Past, Part Four" (w/Scott Fischer cover) [April 2017]

BTVS Season Nine: Spike: A Dark Place [mini-series]

Issue #1 (August 2012)
Issue #2 (September 2012)
Issue #3 (October 2012)

BTVS Season Nine: Willow: Wonderland [mini-series]

Issue #1 (November 2012)
Issue #2 (December 2012)
Issue #3 (January 2013)
issue #4 (February 2013)
Issue #5 (March 2013) [2 copies]

Illyria: Haunted [mini-series]

Issue #1 (November 2010)
Issue #2 (2010)

Serenity: Leaves On The Wind [mini-series]

Issue #1 (January 2014)

S1-4/1: Blood and Bone (Oath of Fealty), manuscript, pp 789-963.

S1-4/2: Blood and Bone (Oath of Fealty), manuscript, pp 964-1143.

S1-4/3: Change of Command, partial manuscript, pp 40-144.

S1-4/4: Command Decision, typescript; "Stella and Toby", "Rafe Goes to Nexus", "Converting from Privateer to Military", "To Gretna", "Gretna II", "Rafe on Nexus." (These were grouped together by Moon in this order)

S1-4/5: Command Decision, typescript; "Rafe to the Rescue", "Rafe and Family", "Rafe Takes Over", "Chapter Rafe and Family", "Gretna to Adelaide". (These were grouped together by Moon in this order)

S1-4/6: Command Decision, typescript; "Adelaide to Mackensee", "Ky and Mackensee", "Adelaide to Mackensee, next rock", "Ky and Mackensee II", "Three-Cornered Battle". (These were grouped together by Moon in this order)

S1-10/1: The Serrano Succession, proofs, pp 396-548.
 
S1-10/2: The Serrano Succession, proofs, pp 397-548.
 
S1-10/3: The Serrano Succession, proofs, pp 549-762.
 
S1-10/4: The Speed of Dark, manuscript labeled "version 2", pp 1-211.
 
S1-10/5: The Speed of Dark, manuscript labeled "version 2", pp 212-447.
 
S1-10/6: The Speed of Dark, proofs.

1/1
Sketchbook [Fragile]

1/2
Texas A&M University logos: Texas A&M University Centennial (1976), Association of Former Students, College of Medicine, Military Science, Education, Liberal Arts and Engineering.

1/3
Centennial Drawings/Illustrations - Engineering and Sciences

1/4
Centennial Drawings/Illustrations - Agriculture

1/5
Centennial Drawings/Illustrations - Texas A&M University

1/6
Centennial Drawings/Illustrations - Corps of Cadets

1/7
Miscellaneous notes and sketches

1/8
Letter from Haskell Monroe to Rodney Hill (1 page). February 20, 1975

1/9
Photocopies of
"Principal Buildings of 1920: Numbered, except as noted, in their order of construction" from "Here We'll Build a College" (3 pages).
"Principal Buildings of 1940: Identified without regard to dates of construction" (3 pages).
"Principal Buildings of 1963: Identified without regard to dates of construction" (4 pages).
Pages from yearbooks (6 pages)
Photographs and Greetings booklet (17 pages)

1/10
Photocopies of "An Aggie Vocabulary of Slang" by Fred Eikel, Jr, University of Texas (7 pages)

1/11
Photograph (1x B&W) and Article - Texas Traffic Institute (TTI). 1967-1969

1/12
Photographs (4x B&W) - scientific

1/13
Photographs (22x B&W) P1 - Campus building exterior and interior.

1/14
Photographs (28x B&W) P2 - Meyer Insignia and Class Rings.

1/15
Photographs (21x B&W) P3 - Texas A&M Athletics related (football helmet/pads, sports shoes, etc.).

1/16
Photographs (55x B&W) P4 - Campus building facades and architectural details, Power Plant, married student housing, and others.

1/17
Publication - Bulletin of Texas A&M University. 1969

1/18
Publication - Texas A&M Today Booklet, Association of Former Students

1/19
Publication - Focus on the Future.

1/20
Publication - This is Texas A&M University (2x). 1974

1/21
Publication - Texas Development Fund. 1960s

1/22
Publication - Other Texas A&M Pubs: Memorial Student Center Dedication (April 21, 1951), Introducing the New Texas A&M University Press brochure, Bryan-College Station 1972 Membership Directory, Texas A&M University Regulations 1974-1975, and First Five Administrators of Texas A&M College by David Brooks Cofer (1952).

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Publication - The Texas A&M Today. December 1974

1/24
Publication - Research in the Texas A&M University System

1/25
Publication - Texas A&M Research Foundation Annual Report 73/74

1/26
Publications - Corps of Cadets

Two plaster arms used in the creation process for the Muster Candle sculpture in the Academic Plaza.

S1-2/1 to S1-2/8:

• Letters and Poems to Tevis Clyde Smith from Robert E. Howard from June 8, 1923, to circa 1934. (118 items, 337 pages between 8 folders)

S1-2/9: Truett Vinson

• Probably the first friend that Howard made in Brownwood. It was Vinson who introduced Smith to Howard. Vinson published his amateur journal The Toreador to which Howard contributed. Vinson was also active in The Junto, the circulating journal of several writers, including Booth Mooney, Harold Preece, Lenore Preece, Smith, et al. These letters from Vinson to Smith consists of seven pages, dated in 1921, 1925 and 1928. (7 pages, 4 letters).

S1-2/10: Herbert Klatt (1907-1928)

• Klatt was a farm boy from Hamilton County, Texas who was a strong follower of the Lone Star Scout program and their amateur papers. From an examination of his letters to Smith, he was extremely well-read and was a member of The Junto. He entered a sanitarium in early 1928 and died in May, presumably of tuberculosis. After his death, the members of The Junto planned a tribute volume to Klatt, but it never came to fruition.
• Eleven letters dating from May 27, 1925, to July 12, 1927, written from Klatt to Smith, one letter from Truett Vinson to Smith relating to Klatt's death and a letter from the Klatt family to Smith, dated May 18, 1928, thanking him for flowers for Herbert's grave. These letters were the basis of an article about Klatt written by Glenn Lord for The Dark Man: The Journal of Robert E. Howard Studies, No. 1, August 1990.

S1-2/11: Harold Preece (1906-1992)

• Preece and Howard first met in Austin in 1927. Preece was a journalist and writer. His books deal primarily with the historical events of Texas and included Living Pioneers, Lone Star Man, and The Dalton Gang. (100 pages)

S1-2/12: Lenore Preece

• Sister to Harold Preece, Lenore took over active editorship of The Junto from 1928-1930 when the periodical died a natural death. (30 pages)

S1-2/13: Booth Mooney (1912-1977)

• Editor of The Junto until 1928. He went on to work as a journalist, served in the Air Corps in World War II, and became an assistant to Lyndon B. Johnson. He was the author of ten books. (13 pages)

S1-2/14: Letters from Alvin Earl Perry [?] to Tevis Clyde Smith, 1930-1931

S1-2/15: Letter to and from unknown persons, Undated

S1-2/16: Manuscript, Images out of the Sky

• A Volume of Verse by Tevis Clyde Smith, Robert E. Howard, and Lenore Preece. This is the original manuscript submitted by Smith to Christopher Publishing House in Boston Massachusetts and returned to Smith with a rejection letter dated January 11, 1932. The manuscript consists of 44 pages typed on one side only. Each of the three authors typed out their own poems which Smith submitted. The tattered envelope is also present.
• Smith provided six poems, two of which he later included in his book of poetry Images Out of the Sky, that he self-published in 1966. Lenore Preece provided eighteen poems and Robert E. Howard provided sixteen poems. Most if not all the Howard poems were later published in various publications. On page 331 of his bibliography of Howard, The Last Celt, Glenn Lord cites the manuscript but did now know what it contained.

S1-2/17: Manuscript, Diogenes of Today by Robert E. Howard and Clyde Smith (11 pages typed)

• At a later date, Smith inserted Tevis in front of Clyde and also added a copyright date of 1969 at the bottom edge of the front sheet. This story was published in the book Red Blades of Black Cathay by Robert E. Howard and Tevis Clyde Smith by Donald M. Grant in 1971 as the second story in that volume. In the introduction, Smith says that he and Howard wrote Diogenes in 1924 or 1925. "The story worked itself out as we took turns at the typewriter." Smith ultimately sent the story out but it was returned rejected. Only years later did Grant accept the story.

S1-8/1: Howard, Robert E. "Gods of the North" Fantastic Universe, December 1956

S1-8/2: L. Sprague de Camp and Bjorn Nyberg "Conan the Victorious" Fantastic Universe, September 1957

S1-8/3: Howard, Robert E. and Robert M. Price "Black Eons" Fantasy Book No. 16, June 1985

S1-8/4: Fantasy Crossroads No. 1, November 1974

S1-8/5: Fantasy Crossroads No. 2, February 1975

S1-8/6: Fantasy Crossroads No. 3, May 1975

S1-8/7: Fantasy Crossroads No. 4 & 5, August 1975

S1-8/8: Fantasy Crossroads No. 6, November 1975

S1-8/9: Fantasy Crossroads No. 8, May 1976

S1-8/10: Howard, Robert E. "The Last Laugh" Fantasy Crossroads No. 9, August 1976 (Copy 1)

S1-8/11: Howard, Robert E. "The Last Laugh" Fantasy Crossroads No. 9, August 1976 (Copy 2)

S1-8/12: Howard, Robert E. "Genseric's Fifth Born Son" Fantasy Crossroads No. 10 & 11, March 1977

S1-8/13: Tierney, Richard L, Michael Moorcock, and Charles R. Saunders "Genseric's Fifth-Born Son: A Round-Robin Tale Based Upon A Robert E. Howard Fragment" Fantasy Crossroads No. 12, November 1977

S1-8/14: Howard, Robert E. "The Feud" Fantasy Crossroads No. 13, June 1978

S1-8/15: Howard, Robert E. "Oh Babylon, Lost Babylon" Fantasy Crossroads No. 14, September 1978 (Copy 1)

S1-8/16: Howard, Robert E. "Oh Babylon, Lost Babylon" Fantasy Crossroads No. 14, September 1978 (Copy 2)

S1-8/17: Fantasy Crossroads No. 15, January 1979

S1-13/1: Howard, Robert E. "Kings of the Night" (novelette) Magazine of Horror No. 21, May 1968

S1-13/2: Howard, Robert E. "Worms of the Earth" (novelette) Magazine of Horror No. 22, July 1968

S1-13/3: Howard, Robert E. "Slumber" (verse) Magazine of Horror No. 30, December 1969

S1-13/4: Howard, Robert E. "The Noseless Horror" Magazine of Horror No. 31, February 1970

S1-13/5: Howard, Robert E. "A Song of Defeat" (verse) Magazine of Horror, Fall 1970

S1-13/6: Howard, Robert E. "The Grisly Horror" Magazine of Horror, April 1971

S1-13/7: Howard, Robert E. "The Garden of Fear" Marvel Tales Vol. 1 No. 2, July - August 1934

S1-13/8: Michaels, Paul "Conan the Barbarian" Miriad No. 7 Spring 1982

S1-13/9: Weinberg, Robert "Robert E. Howard and Cthulhu Mythos" Nyctalops Vol. 1 No. 2, October 1970

S1-13/10: "Otis Adelbert Kline's Letters to Robert E. and Dr. I.M. Howard" Oak Leaves Vol. 1 No. 1, Fall 1970

S1-13/11: "Otis Adelbert Kline's Letters to Robert E. and Dr. I.M. Howard II" Oak Leaves Vol. 1 No. 10, Winter 1972-1973

S1-13/12: Howard, Robert E. "Hawks of Outremer" Oriental Stories, April - June 1931

S1-13/13: Oriental Stories, December 1930 - January 1931

S1-13/14: Howard, Robert E. "Lord of Samarcand" Oriental Stories, Spring 1932

S1-13/15: Howard, Robert E. "The Sowers of the Thunder" Oriental Stories, Winter 1932

22-01: The Golden Caliph for REHUPA - Mailing 108, March 1991

22-02: REHUPA, Section 2 - Mailing 108, March 1991

22-03: REHUPA, Section 3 - Mailing 108, March 1991

22-04: The Golden Caliph for REHUPA - Mailing 109, May 1991

22-05: REHUPA, Section 2 - Mailing 109, May 1991

22-06: The Robert E. Howard United Press Association - Mailing 110, July 1991

22-07: Seanchai; REHUPA, Section 2 - Mailing 110, July 1991

22-08: Her Thoughts Hurt My Brain - Mailing 110, July 1991

22-09: The Golden Caliph for REHUPA - Mailing 111, September 1991

22-10: REHUPA, Section 2 - Mailing 111, September 1991

22-11: The Golden Caliph for REHUPA - Mailing 112, November 1991

22-12: The Golden Caliph for REHUPA - Mailing 113, January 1992

22-13: REHUPA, Section 2 - Mailing 113, January 1992

22-14: The Price of Conscience; REHUPA, Section 3 - Mailing 113, January 1992

S1-25/1: Postcard, View of Main St., Cross Plains, Texas, 1922

S1-25/2: Before and after photographs of "The Robert E. Howard Home" presented by Project Pride.

S1-25/3: Newspaper clipping with postcard describing Robert E. Howard's visit to Rio Grande City.

S1-25/4: Postcard from L. Sprague de Camp to Thomas Munnerlyn regarding REHUPA, July 30, 1990.

S1-25/5: Copy of Robert E. Howard's Death Certificate, reduced-size copy. Texas Department of Health, Bureau of Vital Statistics

S1-25/6: Copy of Robert E. Howard's Death Certificate, direct copy. Texas Department of Health, Bureau of Vital Statistics

S1-25/7: Photograph - Robert E. Howard and Tevis Clyde Smith Boxing. 1.25 x 2.25 inch original and 5 x 7 inch and 8 x 10 inch enlargements.

S1-25/8: Brownwood, Texas High School Graduation Invitation, 1923, with a card of Robert Ervin Howard enclosed.

S1-25/9: Letter - Tevis Clyde Smith to Tom Munnerlyn regarding "Frontier's Generation", August 12, 1983

S1-25/10: Letter - Novalyne Price Ellis to Clyde and Ruby Smith mentioning a Robert E. Howard article she has written, October 6, 1984

S1-25/11: Letter - Tevis Clyde Smith to Tom Munnerlyn regarding "Red Blades of Cathay" and "The Book of Robert E. Howard", August 18, 1983

S1-25/12: Information about "The Savage Tales of Solomon Kane"

S1-25/13: University News Service. "De Camp to Lecture on Howard's Works." Brownwood Bulletin, October 8, 1978

S1-25/14: Celis, Bill. "Convention Fetes Howard's Work." Brownwood Bulletin, October 17, 1978

S1-25/15: "Science Fiction Writers to Speak Here Thursday." Brownwood Bulletin, February 17, 1980

S1-25/16: Celis, Bill. "Unassuming Years at HP." Brownwood Bulletin, October 18, 1978

S1-25/17: Laughlin, Lee. "Conan Fighting a Mighty Battle in Courtroom." Brownwood Bulletin, August 21, 1983

S1-25/18: Cross Plains Review clipping of Howard's poem "The Sea." Typed note to Tevis Clyde Smith at the top.

S1-25/19: Newspaper article "Robt. Howard Cross Plains Tries Suicide" Cross Plains, June 11, 1936

S1-25/20: St. John, Bob. "Howard a Different Man." The Dallas Morning News, February 22, 1980

S1-25/21: St John, Bob. "Small, God-fearing Town." The Dallas Morning News, February 23, 1980

S1-25/22: St. John, Bob. "A Paradox Within Himself." The Dallas Morning News, February 24, 1980

S1-25/23: Greene, A.C. "The Creator of Conan." The Dallas Morning News, March 4, 1988

S1-25/24: Klein, Pattie. "Fantasy is 'In' Thing and That's A Fact." Ft. Worth Star-Telegram, October 15, 1978

S1-25/25: Smith, Tevis Clyde. "Brownwood Narrowly Misses Fantasy Convention." Pecan Valley News, December 15, 1976

S1-25/26: Whispers Magazine: Advertising Mailing

2/1
"A History of Texas Artists and Sculptors", Frances B. Fisk. [Abilene, TX: Privately Printed, 1928]. (copy)

2/2
"The Creative Arts in Texas, A Handbook of Biography", Goldie Capers Smith. [Dallas: Cokesbury Press, 1926]. (copy)

2/3
Brewerton File, "Brewerton Court-Martial Record", 1852 (related 2/4-2/5)

2/4
Brewerton File, "A Brief History of the Lower Rio Grande Valley" by Frank C. Pierce. 1917 (wooden front and back cover handmade in the Dominican Republic) (related 2/3, 2/5)

2/5
Brewerton File, "Mexican War Veterans" by Wm. Hugh Robarts, 1887. (related 2/3-2/4)

2/6
Fort Duncan Restoration Association 1994-1996

2/7
"Art and Artists of Texas", Esse F. O'Brien [Dallas: Tardy Publishing Co., 1935] (partial copy)

2/8
Scrapbook, Department of Architecture, Texas Tech University, Lubbock - Art in Texas Towns and Cities (photocopies of new articles)

2/9
Thesis, "History of the Growth of Art Interest in Texas in the Last Two Decades" by Jess Edith Self, 1941.

2/10
Thesis, "History of the Fort Worth Art Association" by Resa C. Oglesby, 1950.

2/11
Report Thesis, "Murals and Sculpture of the Public Works of Art Project and the Treasury Section in the Southwest" by Mallory B. Randle, 1967.

2/12
Thesis, "The History of the TCV Art Department through 1969" by Leon Wilson, 1970.

2/13
"The Women Who Challenged: Interviews with Nine Artists" by Paul Rogers Harris, 1990.

2/14
Thesis, "Advocating Art: The Texas Fine Arts Association, 1911-1943" by Edward Eugene Prohaska, 1993.

2/15
Typescript, "The Light-Hearted Recollections of an Octogenarian" by Leslie Howard Turner, 1996.

2/16
Typescript, "Biographical Sketches of Fifteen Texas Artists", Caroline Remy, Center for American History, University of Texas, Austin, 1966

2/17
"History of the Dallas Print & Drawing Collectors Society" by Violet Hayden Dowell, undated

2/18 - 2/24
Manuscripts, undated

[1400 cards total]
Texas General Exhibition (Annual Texas Painting and Sculpture Exhibition), 1940-1965

Allied Arts Exhibition, Dallas, 1928-1950

Annual Houston Artists Exhibitions, Houston, 1928-1960

Southeast Texas Artists Exhibitions, Houston, 1937-1939

[2450 cards total]
Texas Art Teachers, A-Z [500 cards]

Exhibition entrants:
Annual Texas Artists Exhibition, Fort Worth, 1910-1937 [550 cards]
Southern States Art League [700 cards]
San Antonio Local Artists Exhibition, San Antonio, 1915-1950 [700 cards]

John Wyndham (1990) Research Files

• Notebook #1, Undated
• Notebooks #2 - 3, Undated
• Unnumbered notebooks, Undated
• Storied by Wyndham (photocopies), 1938; Undated

Charles Reade: A Biography (Unpublished)

• Photocopied manuscript with edits, pp. i - 117, 1973
• Photocopied manuscript with edits, pp. 118 - 231, 1973
• Photocopied manuscript with edits, pp. 232 - 358, 1973
• Photocopied manuscript with edits, pp. 359 - 484, 1973

Charles Reade: A Biography Research Files

• Undated files

Untitled Manuscript on Robert Heinlein, Undated

• Manuscript with edits, pp. 1 - 120, Undated
• Manuscript with edits, pp. 121 - 205, Undated
• Manuscript with edits, unnumbered pages, Undated
• Manuscript with edits, assorted pages and notes, Undated
• Photocopied manuscript with edits, pp. 1 - 120 (2 copies), Undated
• Photocopied manuscript with edits, pp. 121 - 205 (2 copies), Undated
• Photocopied manuscript with edits, unnumbered pages (2 copies), Undated

• 18th-Century research notes, Undated
• Gene Wolfe bibliography materials, 1980-1981
• Marcon X program, 1975
• Marcon XIX badge, 1984
• Marcon XX materials, 1985
• Marcon XXI program, 1986
• Ohioana Library Association materials, 1985-1988
• Personal photographs and mementos, 1994; 1999; Undated
• Publications, 1951; 1959-1961; 1964-1966; 1970-1975; 1984; 1991
• Science Fiction Oral History Association, 1982-1984
• Science Fiction Research Association, 1984
• Society for Utopian Studies, 1987-1990
• Syracuse University Library, 1970; Undated
• Unidentified bibliography, Undated
• Westercon XXXIX materials, 1986

• The Heritage of Heinlein manuscript, chapters 4-5(6), 2013
• The Heritage of Heinlein manuscript, chapter 6(7), 2013
• The Heritage of Heinlein manuscript, chapters 7(8) and concluding matter, 2013
• The Heritage of Heinlein manuscript - partial (photocopies)
• Notebook of Heinlein critical material, Undated
• Notebook on Heinlein's early life and various sources, Undated
• Notebooks on Heinlein's works, Undated
• Notes (loose) on Heinlein's works, Undated

1/1: Clarke to Searles. Typed letter, unsigned. August 29, 1978.

1/2: Clarke to Searles. Typed letter, signed. December 7, 1978.

1/3: Clarke to Searles. Typed letter, signed. December 16, 1978.

1/4: Clarke to Searles. Autograph letter, signed. April 10, 1979.

1/5: Clarke to Last. Autograph letter, signed. June 1, 1979.

1/6: Clarke to Searles. Autograph letter, signed. February 25, 1980.

1/7: Clarke to Searles. Typed letter, signed. April 28, 1980.

1/8: Clarke to Searles. Autograph letter, signed. December 18, 1981.

1/9: Clarke to Searles. Autograph letter, signed. April 5, 1982.

1/10: Clarke to Searles. Autograph letter, signed. June 28, 1982.

1/11: Clarke to Searles. Autograph letter, signed. April 16, 1986.

1/12: Miscellaneous material:
-A three-page, stapled flyer for a group in Chicago called "The World Power Foundation." Has a handwritten annotation on the side: "Rec.’d in the mail. Are these people? Or refugees from Jonestown??", Undated
-A one-page typescript article, "Marconi Fellowship Awarded to Arthur Clarke," Undated

1/130
Anderson County, Cayuga, Old Bethel Baptist Church, 1872: inventory; 4 slides, 1989-1992.

1/131
Anderson County, Elkhart, Pilgrim Regular Predestinarian Baptist Church, 1833: inventory; 9 slides, 1993.

1/132
Anderson County, Green Bay, Green Bay African Methodist Episcopal Church, 1866: inventory; 7 slides, 1989-1990.

1/133
Anderson County, Montalba, Providence Baptist Church, 1865: inventory; 6 slides, 1992.

1/134
Anderson County, Neches, Flint Hill Missionary Baptist Church 91885: inventory; 3 slides, 1992.

1/135
Anderson County, Palestine, Anderson Chapel African Methodist Episcopal Church, 1867: inventory; 3 slides, 1989.

1/136
Anderson County, Slocum, Saint James Missionary Baptist Church, 1867: inventory; 2 slides, 1992.

1/137
Anderson County, Palestine, Saint Paul United Methodist Church, 1867: inventory; 10 slides, 1989-1991.

1/138
Anderson County, Palestine, Bethel African Methodist Episcopal Church, 1872: inventory; 2 slides, 1992.

1/139
Anderson County, Palestine, Grant Chapel African Methodist Episcopal Church, 1873: inventory; 2 slides, 1987-1989.

1/140
Anderson County, Palestine, Mount Vernon African Methodist Episcopal Church, 1873: inventory; 3 slides, 1989.

2/1
Anderson County, Palestine, Antioch Missionary Baptist Church, 1873: inventory; 2 slides, 1989.

2/2
Anderson County, Sand Flat, Mount Olive Baptist Church, 1880: inventory; 5 slides, 1992.

2/3
Anderson County, Slocum, Union Hope Missionary Baptist Church, 1880: inventory; 3 slides, 1992.

2/4
Anderson County, Tennessee Colony, New Hope Baptist Church, 1870: inventory; 3 slides, 1992.

2/5
Anderson County, Tucker, Mount Pilgrim Baptist Church, 1872: inventory; 1 slide, 1989-1990.

2/6
Angelina County, Lufkin, Mount Pleasant Baptist Church, 1869: inventory; 3 slides; 1 envelope from L.D. Bell to McQueen, 1989-1993.

2/7
Angelina County, Lufkin, Memorial Colored Methodist Church, 1883: inventory; 4 slides, 1989.

2/8
Bowie County, De Kalb, True Vine Baptist Church, 1877: inventory; 1 slide, 1992.

2/9
Bowie County, De Kalb, Saint Paul Baptist Church, 1879: inventory; 2 slides, 1992.

2/10
Bowie County, Red Bank, Red Bank Baptist Church, 1866: inventory; 3 slides; typed history of the church, 1990-1992.

2/11
Bowie County, Texarkana, Mount Zion Baptist Church, 1873: inventory; 2 slides, 1992.

2/12
Bowie County, Texarkana, Saint Paul United Methodist Church, 1889: inventory; 2 slides, 1992.

2/13
Bowie County, Wamba, Oak Grove Baptist Church, 1895: inventory; 2 slides, 1992.

2/14
Camp County, Center Point, Center Point Baptist Church, 1873: inventory; 4 slides; newspaper clipping, 1992-1997.

2/15
Camp County, Pittsburg, Pine Bluff Baptist Church, 1868: inventory; 4 slides, 1992.

2/16
Camp County, Pittsburg, Saint Beulah Christian Methodist Episcopal Church, 1870: inventory; 3 slides, 1992.

2/17
Camp County, Pittsburg, North Avenue United Methodist Church, 1895: inventory; 3 slides, 1992.

2/18
Cass County, Atlanta, Enon First Baptist, 1892: inventory; 2 slides; business card from Chief Winfred Jackson, 1992.

2/19
Cass County, Atlanta, First Baptist Church, 1892: inventory; 3 slides, 1992.

2/20
Cass County, Carterville, Mount Moriah Baptist Church, 1885: inventory; 2 slides, 1992.

2/21
Cass County, Douglassville, Saint John Missionary Baptist Church, 1867: inventory; 2 slides, 1992.

2/22
Cass County, Hughes Springs, Liberty United Methodist Church, 1880: inventory; 3 slides, 1992.

2/23
Cass County, Linden, Macedonia Baptist Church, 1894: inventory; 2 slides, 1992.

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Cass County, Pleasant Hill, Pleasant Hill Baptist Church, 1843: inventory, 1992.

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Cass County, Shiloh Community, Shiloh Missionary Baptist Church, 1889: inventory; 3 slides, 1992.

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Cherokee County, Jacksonville, Sweet Union Baptist Church, 1887: inventory; 3 slides, 1992.

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Cherokee County, Benson Chapel Christian Methodist Episcopal Church, 1891: inventory; 4 slides; 100th-anniversary booklet including church history, 1991-1992.

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Cherokee County, Rusk, Mount Olive Baptist Church, 1887: inventory; 2 slides; Rusk church directory with addresses of churches in Rusk, 1992.

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Franklin County, Mount Vernon, Denton Creek Baptist Church,1868: inventory; 3 slides; 124th anniversary and homecoming program, 1992.

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Gregg County, Kilgore, Kilgore Baptist Church, 1873: inventory; 2 slides, 1992.

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Gregg County, Longview, Saint Mark Christian Methodist Episcopal Church, 1867: inventory; 4 slides, 1992.

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Gregg County, Longview, Red Oak Baptist Church, 1884: inventory; 4 slides, 1992.

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Gregg County, Red Rock Community, Saint James Baptist Church, 1876: inventory; 3 slides, 1992.

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Harrison County, Canaan, Canaan Missionary Baptist Church, 1870: inventory; 5 slides, 1993.

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Harrison County, Marshall, Bethesda Baptist Church, 1867: inventory; 12 slides, 1992.

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Harrison County, Marshall, Ebenezer United Methodist Church, 1867: inventory; 5 slides, 1992-1998.

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Harrison County, Marshall, Miles Memorial Christian Methodist Episcopal Church: inventory; 7 slides, 1992-1993.

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Harrison County, Marshall, Jerusalem Missionary Baptist Church, 1878: inventory; 7 slides, 1992-1993.

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Harrison County, Marshall, Saint Paul Baptist Church, 1879: inventory; 4 slides, 1992-1993.

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Harrison County, Marshall, Galilee Baptist Church, 1884: inventory; 6 slides, 1992-1993.

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Harrison County, Marshall, Ward Chapel African Methodist Episcopal, 1887?: inventory; 3 slides, 1992.

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Harrison County, Nesbitt, Ebenezer Baptist Church, 1879: inventory; 3 slides, 1993.

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Henderson County, Athens, Mount Providence Baptist Church, 1888: inventory; 3 slides, 1992.

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Houston County, Crockett, Bethel Baptist Church, 1865: inventory; 6 slides, 1990.

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Houston County, Crockett, Saint Paul Baptist Church, 1885: inventory; 4 slides, 1990.

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Houston County, Kennard, New Hope Baptist Church, 1867: inventory; 5 slides, 1990-1992.

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Houston County, Pleasant Grove, Pleasant Hill United Methodist Church, 1864: inventory; 3 slides, 1997.

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Houston County, Porter Spring, Union Prairie Baptist Church, 1875: inventory; 4 slides, 1990.

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Jasper County, Jasper, Holmes Chapel United Methodist Church, 1894: inventory; 3 slides, 1992.

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Marion County, Jefferson, Saint Paul United Methodist Church, 1892: inventory; 2 slides 1992.

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Marion County, Jefferson, Bureau Baptist Church, 1893: inventory; 4 slides 1992.

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Montgomery County, Conroe, Union Center African Methodist Church, 1891: inventory; 3 slides, 1991.

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Montgomery County, Conroe, First Missionary Baptist Church, 1892: inventory; 6 slides 1991.

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Montgomery County, Montogmery, China Chapel United Methodist Church, 1865: inventory; 2 slides 1991.

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Montgomery County, Montgomery, Mount Pleasant Missionary Baptist Church: inventory; 3 slides, 1991.

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Morris County, Daingerfield, Mount Moriah Baptist Church, 1868: inventory; 2 slides, 1992.

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Morris County, Daingerfield, New Hope Baptist Church, 1877: inventory; 3 slides; Rev. J.D. Green business card annotated by McQueen, 1992.

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Morris County, Naples, Antioch Baptist Church, 1872: inventory; 2 slides, 118th-anniversary program with annotations by McQueen, 1990-1992.

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Morris County, Omaha, Omaha First Baptist Church, 1872: 2 variant inventories; 3 slides, 1990-1992.

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Nacogdoches County, Nacogdoches, Zion Hill First Baptist Church, 1879: inventory; 8 slides, 1 annual women's day program, 1990.

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Panola County, Carthage, Bethlehem Baptist Church, 1868: inventory; 3 slides; Gates Chapel Baptist Church business card annotated by McQueen, 1992.

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Panola County, Walnut Grove Community, Walnut Grove Baptist Church, 1867: inventory; 6 slides. 1992.

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Polk County, Camden, Lilly Island Missionary Baptist Church, 1867: inventory; 5 slides, 2 photographs, 1 35 mm negative strip; newspaper clipping; 1992 church calendar; photocopy of drawing of a church with pen additions, handwritten "Happy Holidays" letter to McQueen from Jack written on the back of church program; 3 annotated typed and photocopied drafts of " History of Lilly Island Baptist Church;" published clipping of a photograph of Rev. Ira M. Hendon, 1991-1994.

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Polk County, Corrigan (Snow Hill), Mount Olive Baptist Church, 1880: inventory; 6 slides, 1992.

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Polk County, Marston, New Beulah Baptist Church, 1884: inventory; 4 slides, 1992.

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Red River County, Clarksville, Zion Traveler Baptist Church, 1870: inventory; 3 slides, 1992.

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Red River County, Clarksville, Saint Paul United Methodist Church, 1882: inventory; 4 slides; typed draft of " History of St. Paul United Methodist Church, " 1992.

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Rusk County, Henderson, Mother Zion Baptist Church, 1876: inventory; 3 slides, 1992.

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Rusk County, Henderson, Mount Hebron Missionary Baptist Church, 1892: inventory; 3 slides, 1992.

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Sabine County, 2 miles south of Geneva, County Line Missionary Baptist Church, 1868: inventory; 30 slides; handwritten letter to McQueen from George W. Martin; typed letter to former members and friends of the church from Leachie E. Canton regarding the rededication of the church, 1993-1998.

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Sabine County, Geneva, New Zion United Methodist Church, 1891: inventory; 13 slides, 1993-1998.

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San Augustine County, San Augustine, Jerusalem Memorial Christian Methodist Episcopal Church: inventory; 4 slides; newspaper clipping; handwritten letter to McQueen from George Martin regarding McQueen's visit to San Augustine; pamphlet for Capt. E.D. Downs Bed and Breakfast, 2 informational pamphlets about San Augustine, 1990-1992.

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San Augustine County, San Augustine, Mount Zion Baptist Church, 1870: inventory; 4 slides. 1990.

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San Jacinto County, Maynard, Mount Pilgrim African Methodist Episcopal Church, 1866: inventory; 3 slides. 1991.

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San Jacinto County, Maynard, Pine Grove Missionary Baptist Church, 1885: inventory; 2 slides. 1991.

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Shelby County, Huber, Mount Gillion Baptist Church, 1872: inventory; 3 slides, 1992.

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Shelby County, Timpson, Greater Smyrna Baptist Church, 1872: inventory; 8 slides, 1992.

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Shelby County, Timpson, Smyrna Baptist Church (organized from Greater Smyrna Baptist Church): inventory; 3 slides. 1992.

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Smith County, Cold Hill, Cold Hill Christian Methodist Episcopal Church, 1887: inventory; 2 slides, 1992.

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Smith County, El Bethel Community, El Bethel Baptist Church, 1872: inventory; 2 slides, 1992.

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Smith County, Garden Valley, Duck Creek Baptist Church, 1865: inventory; 3 slides, 1992.

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Smith County, Hebron, Pleasant Grove Baptist Church, 1879: inventory; 2 slides; receipt with handwritten notes about church history, 1992.

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Smith County, New Hope/Bullard, New Hope Baptist Church, 1869: inventory; 3 slides, 1992.

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Smith County, New Mountain, New Mountain Christian Methodist Episcopal Church, 1877: inventory; 2 slides, 1992.

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Smith County, Old Hopewell, Mount Zion Christian Methodist Episcopal Church, 1872: inventory; 3 slides, 1992.

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Smith County, Overton Highway South, New Home Baptist Church, 1885: inventory; 3 slides, 1992.

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Smith County, Saint Violet, Saint Violet Baptist Church, 1866: inventory; 2 slides, 1992.

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Smith County, Sinclair City, Liberty Baptist Church, 1869: inventory; 6 slides, 1992.

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Smith County, Swan, Hopewell Valley Baptist Church, 1867: inventory, 1992.

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Smith County, Swan, Greater Hopewell Baptist Church, 1890: inventory; 5 slides, 1992.

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Smith County, Tyler, Bethlehem First Baptist Church, 1866: inventory; 3 slides; 125th-anniversary program (includes a brief church history), 1991-1992.

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Smith County, Tyler, Liberty Baptist Church, 1869: inventory, 1992.

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Smith County, Tyler, True Vine Baptist Church, 1872: inventory; 4 slides; 119th-anniversary program, 1991-1992.

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Smith County, Tyler, Ebenezer African Methodist Episcopal Church, 1873: inventory; 1 slide, 1992.

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Smith County, Tyler, Saint James Christian Methodist Episcopal Church, 1891: inventory; 3 slides, 1992.

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Smith County, Tyler, Greater Saint Mary Baptist Church, 1893: inventory; 5 slides; church service program. 1992.

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Smith County, Winona, New Zion Baptist Church, 1870: inventory; 3 slides, 1992.

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Smith County, Winona, Liberty Winona Baptist Church, 1870: inventory; 3 slides 1992.

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Smith County, Winona, Mount Olive Baptist Church, 1883: inventory; 3 slides, 1992.

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Titus County, Mount Pleasant, Mount Olive Baptist Church, 1874: inventory; 6 slides; photocopied section of church service worship service program that includes brief church history, 1992.

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Titus County, Mount Pleasant, Cottrells Chapel Christian Methodist Episcopal Church, 1875: inventory; 2 slides, 1992.

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Titus County, Piney Community, Piney Creek Baptist Church, 1872: inventory; 5 slides, 1992.

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Trinity County, Apple Springs, Ligon Chapel Christian Methodist Episcopal Church, 1898: inventory, 1995.

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Trinity County, Trinity, Trinity Chapel African Methodist Episcopal Church, 1882: inventory; 3 slides; handwritten notes regarding history of the church, 1997.

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Tyler County, Colmesneil, Zion Hill Baptist Church, 1881: inventory; 2 slides, 1992

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Tyler County, Woodville, Pleasant Hill Baptist Church, 1878: inventory; 2 slides, 1992.

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Upshur County, Gilmer, Gilgal Baptist Church, 1865: inventory; 6 slides, 1994-1995.

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Upshur County, Sommerville, Saint John Baptist Church, 1868: inventory; 2 slides, 1992.

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Walker County, Huntsville, Saint James United Methodist Church, 1868: inventory; 4 slides, 1991.

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Walker County, Huntsville, First Missionary Baptist Church, 1869: inventory; 4 slides; Insight magazine relating to African American Heritage (Volume 8, Winter 1994/1995), letter to the church from McQueen; copy of phonebook page; 3-page typed church history, 1991-1997.

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Walker County, Huntsville, Saint Paul United Methodist Church, 1886: inventory; 3 slides, 1991.

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Wood County, Hawkins, Mount Zion Missionary Baptist Church, 1876: inventory; 3 slides, 1992.

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Wood County, Mineola, Saint Paul Baptist Church, 1873: inventory; 5 slides, 1992.

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Collin County, McKinney, First Baptist Church (Second Baptist), 1882: inventory; 6 slides, 1992.

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Cooke County, Gainesville, Saint James Christian Methodist Episcopal Church, 1873: inventory; 2 slides; 116th-anniversary program includes brief church history, 1989-1992.

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Cooke County, Gainesville, Old Mount Olive Baptist Church, 1880: inventory; 2 slides; anniversary program includes brief church history; handwritten church history paragraph, 1982-1992.

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Dallas County, Dallas, Saint Paul United Methodist Church, 1873: inventory; 7 slides, 1991.

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Dallas County, Dallas, Saint John Missionary Baptist Church, 1879: inventory; 6 slides; magazine clipping with a picture of Rev. Manuel L. Scott Sr., 1989-1993.

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Dallas County, Dallas, Good Street Baptist Church, 1884: inventory; 7 slides; magazine article with a picture of Rev. Caesar A.W. Clark, 1989-1993.

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Delta County, Cooper, New Zion Baptist Church, 1888: inventory; 3 slides, 1992.

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Denton County, Denton, Saint James African Methodist Episcopal Church, 1875: inventory; 3 slides, 1992.

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Fannin County, Bonham, Bethlehem Baptist Church, 1871: inventory; 3 slides, 1992.

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Fannin County, Ladonia, Mount Pisgah Baptist Church, 1885: inventory; 3 slides, 1992.

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Grayson County, Denison, Mount Zion Baptist Church, 1884: inventory; 2 slides, 1992.

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Grayson County, Denison, Hopewell Baptist Church, 1874: inventory; 4 slides, 1992.

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Grayson County, Sherman, Progressive Baptist Church, 1894: inventory; 3 slides, 1992.

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Hopkins County, Sulphur Springs, Morning Chapel Baptist Church, 1870: inventory; 3 slides, church service program, 122nd church anniversary and homecoming church service program, 1990-1992.

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Hopkins County, Sulphur Springs, Evening Chapel Christian Methodist Episcopal Church: inventory; 2 slides, 1992-1995.

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Hunt County, Commerce, Mount Moriah Baptist Church, 1895: inventory; 1 slide; proposed church budget rules and guidelines; church service program, 1985-1992.

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Hunt County, Greenville, New Hope Baptist Church, 1884: inventory; 3 slides, 1992.

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Hunt County, Neylandville, New Bethel Christian Methodist Episcopal Church, 1883: inventory; 3 slides; A Collection from the Histories of Neylandville and St. Paul School; 2 manuscript drafts of church history; letter to Harry G. Champion attention Ivory Moore from McQueen regarding permission to publish from "The History of Neylandville"; Ivory Moore, Sr. business card, Harry G. Champion business card, 1992-1998.

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Hunt County, Neylandville, Saint Paul Baptist Church, 1885: inventory; 2 slides; 3 manuscript drafts of church history annotated by McQueen, 1992.

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Jack County, Jacksboro, Mount Pisgah Christian Methodist Episcopal Church, 1870: inventory; 4 slides; manuscript draft of church history annotated by McQueen; newspaper clipping, 1992-1995.

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Jack County, Jacksboro, Antioch Missionary Baptist Church, 1878: inventory; 8 slides, manuscript draft of church history annotated by McQueen; newspaper clipping, 1992?? 1994-1995.

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Kaufman County, Kaufman, Bold Pilgrim Baptist Church, 1861: inventory; 7 slides; typed church history annotated by McQueen; groundbreaking ceremony church service program, 1992-1996.

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Kaufman County, Terrell, Bethlehem Baptist Church, 1877: inventory; 4 slides, 1992.

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Lamar County, Paris, Mount Zion United Methodist Church, 1866: inventory; 2 slides; 2 variant church histories, 1992.

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Lamar County, Paris, Saint Paul Baptist Church, 1867: inventory; 7 slides; 125th-anniversary church service program including brief church history annotated by McQueen; Clabon Steward business card, 1992.

3/26
Tarrant County Churches: handwritten pages of church addresses.

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Tarrant County, Fort Worth, Allen Chapel African Methodist Episcopal Church, 1870: inventory; 4 slides, 1989-1990.

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Tarrant County, Fort Worth, Mount Gilead Baptist Church, 1875: inventory; 4 slides, 1989.

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Tarrant County, Fort Worth, Mount Pisgah Baptist Church, 1875: inventory; 8 slides; photocopy of the title page of a centennial anniversary observance publication; photocopy of published church history, 1990-1999.

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Tarrant County, Fort Worth, Saint Andrews United Methodist Church, 1888: inventory; 2 slides.

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Tarrant County, Fort Worth, Mount Zion Missionary Baptist Church, 1894: inventory; 2 slides, 1989.

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Tarrant County, Mosier Valley, Saint John Missionary Baptist Church, 1874: inventory; 7 slides; newspaper clipping, 1994.

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Wichita County, Wichita Falls, Mount Pleasant Missionary Baptist Church, 1891: inventory; 8 slides; souvenir program for the 70th annual Missionary Baptist Church general convention; souvenir program for the 93rd annual Missionary Baptist Church general convention, 1963-1999.

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22 slides of churches in the North Texas region not listed in McQueen's book or having inventory sheets. Included are Baker's Chapel African Methodist Episcopal Church, Fort Worth, Mount Olive Baptist, Fort Worth, Zion Missionary Baptist, Tarrant County, St. John Baptist, Fort Worth, 1989.

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Page size county maps

TLS - Typed Letter Signed

1-01: Collection Contents List

1-02: Bookseller's Note (Typed, 1 leaf)

1-03: A Song from Bedlam, 18th Century (Typed, 1 leaf)

• Letters from Warner to John Putnam, 1-04 through 1-12

1-04: Re: poems by Charles Baudelaire and Marianne Moore, the Wineshop Cat, and Warner's attitude towards cats. April 7, 1942. (TLS, 2 leaves)

1-05: Re: Key West, poems by Putnam, cats, Brooklyn in 1885, paintings, bedrooms, and a poem by Warner called "Lines to a cat in a London suburb" typed within the letter. November 6, 1942 (TLS, 2 leaves)

1-06: Re: Putnam's health, Bellevue, Llewelyn, Powys, tales of recovery, Douanier Rousseau, and Arthur Machen. February 5, 1944 (TLS, 2 leaves)

1-07: Re: Marianne Moore poems, Putnam still in Bellevue, Valentine and her two angels, descriptions of Dorchester, and World War II. April 14, 1944 (TLS, 2 leaves)

1-08: Re: War. July 31, 1944 (TLS, 2 leaves)

1-09: Re: Putnam's condition/operations, deserted houses, sketches, the twenties, Frank Dobson, Milton, Herbert, Marvell, doodles and evacuees. August 18, 1944 (TLS, 2 leaves)

1-10: Re: winter landscape, Putnam's poem, Putnam's father, Warner's great-great-grandfather, and the Holidays. January 26, 1945 (TLS, 2 leaves)

1-11: Re: Putnam out of Otisville Sanatorium, Wyoming, Roger Peyrefeitt, blizzard, Truman, Atlee, Horizon, Punch, and Hiroshima. March 27, 1947 (TLS, 4 leaves)

1-12: Re: Putnam's illness, sun bathing, Warner's great-grandfather, sheep, Selkirkshire, the Yarrow and Ettrick Agricultural Show, electricity regulations, and the English government. May 16, 1947 (TLS, 3 leaves)

1-13: Newspaper clipping "Warner is Dead; Novelist and Story Writer was 85", New York Times, Wednesday, May 10, 1978

3/1
Course handout - "The Noell Madstone"

3/2
Course handout - "Negro Stories from the Colorado Valley"

3/3
Course handout - "Vigilante Justice in My Home Town"

3/4
Folksong, "The Berkshire Tragedy"

3/5
"Dictionary of American Popular Beliefs and Superstitions: A Checklist"

3/6
Fieldnotes - Beliefs - 1962

3/7
Fieldnotes - Children's Lore (Jeers) - 1962

3/8
Fieldnotes - Sayings and Proverbs - 1965

3/9
Fieldnotes - Aggie Folklore - 1962

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Fieldnotes - Rhymes and Riddles - 1962

3/11
Fieldnotes - Games - 1962

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Fieldnotes - Games 1962

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Fieldnotes - Games - 1963

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Fieldnotes - Games - 1963

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Fieldnotes - Games 1963

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Fieldnotes - Games 1963

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Fieldnotes - Games 1963

3/18
Fieldnotes - Folk Medicine - 1960

3/19
Fieldnotes - Folk Medicine - 1962

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Fieldnotes - Folk Medicine - 1963

3/21
Fieldnotes - Folk Medicine - 1963

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Fieldnotes - Folk Medicine - 1963

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Fieldnotes - Folk Medicine - 1963

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Fieldnotes - Folk Medicine - 1963

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Fieldnotes - Folk Medicine - 1963

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Fieldnotes - Folk Medicine - 1963

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Fieldnotes - Folk Medicine - 1963