Letters, notes, membership brochure, invitation, registration card, newsletter, booklet about the Main Street Market Square Historical District, and text of Mrs. Clements’ remarks about the Texas Historic Tourism Program at the event in Houston at which Mrs. Charles (Faith) Bybee received the 1990 Texas Preservation Award from the Alliance

Letters, notes, press releases, agenda, clippings, and two versions of Mrs. Clements’ speech about the importance of tourism to the Texas economy

Various greeting cards from business affiliates, friends, and family. Includes birthday and Christmas cards.

This collection consists of photocopies of the 49 page typed manuscript for the novelette, Shall We Take a Little Walk, published in Destinies, the winter of 1981.

Gross, Abe
Gross, David
Grosse, Larry
Grossman, Ethan L.
Grossman, Steven
Grote, James F.
Groth, John
Grout, George P.
Grout, Lis
Groves, Alvin L.
Groves, John W.
Groves, Walter A.
Grubaugh, Elston K.
Grubbs, Derrick ''D.D.''
Grubbs, Judy
Gruber, Kenneth W.
Grumbles, Leland C.
Grupe, George
Gruy, H.J.
Guenther, E.O.
Guerrero III, Tito
Guerrieri, Gerald
Guest, Calvin R.
Guidera, V.M.
Guido, Cosmo F.
Guidry, J. D.
Guidry, Jeffrey J.
Guin, Charla
Guinasso, Norman L.
Guinn, W.A.
Guion, John I.
Gulley, Frank Arthur
Gunderson, Adolf
Gunn, Clare
Gunn, J. Martyn
Gunter, Billy C.
Gunter, P.G.
Guseman, Lawrence
Guseman, Patricia
Gustafsson, Ake
Gutcher, G. Dale
Guthrie, Edgar Raymond
Guthrie, William
Gutierrez, Hector Jr.
Guyler, W. L.
Guynn, Dwight E.
Guzman, Ana
Gyeszly, Steven W.
Gyeszly, Suzanne
Gyre, Richard A.
Haas, C.G.
Haas, Richard E.
Haas, Robert Henry
Habarta, Johnnie Jr
Haberl, Jeff S.
Haberstroh, Pat
Haby, Michael
Hackney, B.M.
Hackney, Clint
Hackworth, Jonnie May (1904-1980)
Haddock, Donald J.
Haden, Clovis Roland
Haertlin, Alma
Haesley, W.E.
Hagaman, John L.
Hagan, Carl H.
Hagenmaier, R.D.
Hagler, Jon
Hagler, Roy, W.
Hagner, William Joseph ''Bill'' Jr.
Hahn, Walter Nearl
Haig, Alexander
Haile, J.B.
Haines, David Graves
Haines, Marie Bruner
Haines, Paul G.
Hainis, Julius Leo
Haisler, Estelle Marie
Haisler, Henry W.
Haisler, Walter E.
Haislet, John A.
Hajash, Andrew J.
Hajash, Donna
Hajovsky, Ted
Halbouty, Michel T. 1+backfile
Halbrooks, Norman E.
Haldane, Cheryl
Hale, Charles Haynes
Hale, Dan
Hale, Fred 1+backfile
Hale, William McGruder
Halick, John V.
Hall, Albert C.
Hall, Charles F.
Hall, Charles Lynn
Hall, Charles R.
Hall, Claude H.
Hall, Dan
Hall, Don
Hall, Donald B.
Hall, Hal
Hall, Horace Edwin ''Oscar''
Hall, J.W.
Hall, James
Hall, Jerome Lynn
Hall, Kenneth R.
Hall, Michael B.
Hall, Pat
Hall, Patrick B.
Hall, Randall C.
Hall, Richard
Hall, Robert A.
Hall, Robert W.
Hall, Timothy C.
Hall, Vernon Randall ''Randy''
Hall, Wayne C.
Hall, Wesley
Halldin, George
Hallford, William
Hallion, John
Halliwell, Robert S.
Hallman, Curley
Hallmark, Glen D.
Hallmark, John Everette
Halperin, Hillel
Halsell, Kay
Halter, Gary
Haltom, T.H.
Hamblen, J.P.
Hamblen, Nicholas
Hamblett, Gus
Hamburg, Richard Charles
Hamill, Claud B.
Hamilton, Callie
Hamilton, Don
Hamilton, Edwin W.
Hamilton, L.A.
Hamilton, Thomas Rowan
Hamilton, Wayne T.
Hamlin, Marc
Hamm, Keith E.
Hamm, Rita R.
Hamm, Robert W.
Hamman, Phil
Hammond, Lovey Jewel
Hammonds, John Morris
Hamner, Bennett Barron
Hamorszky, K. R.
Hampton, Herbert Elwood

Letters, invitation, agenda, and text of Mrs. Clements’ brief remarks at the ceremony in Austin

This collection includes evaluations and results from the Grumman Ag-Cat which was test flown at the Texas A&M College System's Pattern Measuring Station for the purpose of developing adequate spray and solids distribution systems. Also included are several pieces of correspondence between persons involved in this research.

-Newspaper clippings and flyers for Houston's Gay Pride Parade, [1984] 1985
-GSS flyers, pamphlets, party announcements, and organizational constitution, Code of conduct for officers, 1984-1986
-Alternative flyer, 1979-1980
-Miscellaneous newspaper and magazine clippings, 1982-1989
-Drafts of letters (handwritten and typed)
-Various documents regarding changing the name of GSS to GLSS, 1986-1987

-GSS Meeting Agendas, 1984-1985
-GSS Questionnaire
-Correspondence between Kevin Bailey and Sheri Skinner, November 16, 1984
-Baker v. Wade court case, August 17, 1982; August 16, 1985
-Correspondence from Jay Martin Poole to James H. Sammons, August 9, 1983
-Student Senate Meeting notes, November 10, 1976
-Various publications from Alternative, 1984
-Various Correspondence from Marco Roberts

59/1: "Gusher at Spindletop" (p. 34 of American Heritage, ). June 1958

59/2: "Gypsy Lady" - typescript.

59/3: "Gypsies" - typescript (Re: "Gypsy Lady").

59/4: "Hangerman John" - typescript.

59/5: "How a Novel Was Written" - typescript (written about Walking on Borrowed Land).

59/6: "Haying - A Lesson in Form" - typescript on Grant Wood.

59/7: "I Drilled the Lucas Gusher" - typescript (p. 16 of Dupont Magazine - and p. 7 of Gasoline Dealer News - April/May 1959 August 1959).

59/8: "I Trailed the Devil in Louisiana" - typescript.

59/9: "In Fellow Friend" - typescript.

59/10: "John Redway" - includes outline and typescript.

59/11: "A Lesson in Form" - typescript.

59/12: "The Lucas Gusher" - typescript.

59/13: "Miss Annie Buchanan-Seer of Corsicana" - typescript.

59/14: "Nathan's Gomer" - typescript.

59/15: "No More Barrels" - typescript.

59/16: "Oil Diviners of the Past" (p. 5 of Gasoline Dealer News - March/April 1960).

59/17: "Opportunity Rode a Yellow Bus" (p. 12 of Petroleum Today, Fall 1960).

59/18: "Opportunity Rode a Yellow Bus" (p. 22 of School Bus Transportation - February 1961).

59/19: "Ostracized by Rattlesnakes" (p. 40 of PHP - July 1972).

59/20: "Folly Folks: Our Modern Troubadours" (p. 35 of Tomorrow - April 1949).

59/21: "Return to Pin Hook".

59/22: "The School Bus" - untitled early draft and typescript.

59/23: "The School Bus Revolution" - typescript.

59/24: "Seer of Corsicana" (p. 36 of Best Articles and Stories - Re: "Annie Buchanan". April 1959) -

59/25: "Sidewalks of America" - typescript.

59/26: "Sister Ottonia, Escapee" - typescript.

59/27: "Somebody Touched Me" - typescripts and p. 99 of Southwest Review - Spring 1950.

59/28: "The Southwest Sings".

59/29: "The Southwest Sings".

59/30: "Tankers to Texas" (p. 6 of Gasoline Dealer News).

S2-1/2: Guadalupe Baptist Association - Minutes, 1924-1925

S2-1/3:

• Guadalupe Baptist Association - Financial papers, 1943-1947
• Guadalupe Baptist Association - Correspondence, 1943

S2-1/4: Guadalupe Baptist Association - Miscellaneous papers, Undated

S3-1/5: Chapter I: Organization Guadalupe Baptist Association, Undated

S3-1/6: Chapter II: Guadalupe College Founded Guadalupe Baptist Association, Undated

S3-1/7: Chapter III: (Missing some pages) Guadalupe Baptist Association, 1909

S3-1/8: Chapter IV: Reconstruction Guadalupe Baptist Association, Undated

S3-1/9: Chapter V: Curry Administration Guadalupe Baptist Association

S3-1/10: Chapter VI: Christian Hospitality Wane Guadalupe Baptist Association, Undated

S3-1/11: Chapter VII: Correlation Guadalupe Baptist Association, Undated

S3-1/12: Chapter VIII: Dr. Ball Becomes President of Guadalupe College, Guadalupe Baptist Association, Undated

S3-1/13: Chapter IX gathering Clouds 1908 Guadalupe Baptist Association

S3-1/14: Chapter X: Kelly Administration Guadalupe Baptist Association, Undated

S3-1/15: Chapter XI: Sunday School Department, Undated

S3-1/16: Chapter XII: Curry Administration, Undated

S3-1/17: Chapter XIII: Taylor Administration Guadalupe Baptist Association, Undated

S3-1/18: Chapter XIV: Moeyer and Wesley Administration, Undated

S3-1/19: Chapter XV: Guadalupe College - Foundation, Undated

S3-1/20: Chapter XV: Guadalupe College continued Guadalupe Baptist Association, Undated

S3-1/21: Chapter XV: Guadalupe College continued Guadalupe Baptist Association, Undated

S3-1/22: Chapter XV: Guadalupe College Alumni Directory Guadalupe Baptist Association, Undated

The collection documents the life of Reverend William M. Taylor and his pursuit of education in various cities in Texas. A biography provides details about his education, religious vocation, and family life in Texas that provide a glimpse into the trials and tribulations Blacks faced in attaining any type of progress. This small collection is also rich in the history of the Guadalupe Baptist Association, Guadalupe College, and the community life for African Americans in Texas.

Letters, memos, notes, clippings, information on the spouses who attended, schedule for the seminar, two issues of Governors’ Spouses Bulletin, menu for a dinner at the Governor’s Mansion, text of the toast offered by Mrs. Nellie Connally possibly at the dinner, information including notes by Mrs. Clements on the speakers, evaluations of some of the speakers, notes for Mrs. Clements to introduce speakers, and text of Mrs. Clements remarks at a news conference at the opening of the seminar

Box 19- Guerriero to Harder Box Contents:
· Guerriero, W. G. (7219)- Work
· Guerriero, W. G. (7219)- Cost
o 1973-1975
§ Change Orders
· Guerriero, W.G. (7219)- Cost
o 1972-1973
§ Change Orders
· Guerriero, W. G. (7219)- General
o 1973-1975
· Guerriero, W. G. (7219)- General
o 1972-1973
· Guitar (2002-3)- General
o 2002-2004
§ Specifications
· Guitar (2002-3)- Bid Material
o 2003-2004
· Guitar (2002-3)- Cost
o 2002-2005
§ Specifications
· Guitar (2002-3)- Cost
o 2003-2004
· Guitar (2002-3)- Work
o 2005
§ 51 photos + negative group
· Guitar (2002-3)- Work
o 2003-2004
· Guitar (2002-3)- Work
o 2002-2004
· Gulf Rail Car- Carpeting
o 1988
· Gulf Rail Car- Acoustical Treatment
o 1988
· Halbert, Josh L. (6119)- General
o 1962-1964
· Halbert, Josh L. (6119)- Work
o 1962
· Halbert, Josh L. (6119)- Cost
o 1962-1963
§ Blueprint- moved to oversized folder
· Haley, Don H. (7908)- General
o 1979-1980
· Haley, Don H. (7908)- Work
o 1979-1980
§ Specifications
§ 14 photos
· Haley, Don H. (7908)- Work
o 1979-1980
· Haley, Don H. (7908)- Cost
o 1979-1981
· Halpern, Leonard (6622)- Work
o 1938
§ Project plans/ surveys- moved to oversized folder
· Halpern, Leonard (6622)- General
o 1965-1980
· Halpern, Leonard (6622)- Cost
o 1967-1975
· Halpern, Leonard (6622)- Cost
o 1966-1968
· Harberg, Beryl L. (7310)- Cost
o 1973
· Harberg, Beryl L. (7310)- General
o 1973
· Harberg, Beryl L. (7310)- Work
o 1973
§ Specifications
§ Project plans- moved to oversized folder
· Harder, James B. (8606)- Cost
o 1986
· Harder, James B. (8606)- Work
o 1986
§ 9 photos
· Harder, James B. (8606)- General
o 1986

1/1
Guest Book
1974-1975

1/2
Guest Book
1976-1979

1/3
Guest Book
1976-1984

1/4
Guest Book
1984-1985

1/5
Guest Book
1986-1987

1/6
Guest Book
1987-1989

General Correspondence, Memos, notes, agreement concerning design of a guidebook, cost estimate for the design work, suggested outline, suggested photographs to use to represent each room, and a brief narrative describing the events leading up to the decision to restore the Mansion

Photographs, Letters, memos, notes, schedule of costs for making photographs for a guidebook, list of suggested items to be photographed for a guidebook for each room in the Mansion, invoice for taking the photographs, and copy of check issued to pay the photographer

Text Background, Outline, Letters, memos, notes, agenda for a meeting, statements on the general concept and the general format of the proposed guidebook, tentative outline of the guidebook, analysis of the guidebook for the White House, transcripts of interviews Dorothy Blodgett, consultant for the Mansion on the guidebook with David Warren, Associate Director of the Museum of Fine Arts in Houston; Walter Mathis, Chairman of the Mansion Sub-Committee of the Texas Arts Commission and member of the Acquisitions Committee of the Friends of the Governor’s Mansion; James L Hendricks, Restoration Architect on the Mansion restoration; and Jed Mace and Tom Sellman

Text for the guidebook by Dorothy Blodgett that consists of a lengthy forward that is a brief history of the structure and a brief introduction, a list of the Governor’s of Texas between 1857 when Governor Pease first occupied it and 1979 when Governor and Mrs. Clements began a major restoration project, and short articles about any changes to the Mansion during the administrations of each governor

Mailing List, Cover letters sent out with copies of a recently published brochure about the Mansion that indicate that a new guidebook on the Mansion would be available in 1983

This collection contains photocopies of a Gulf War Propaganda leaflet and letters from Captain of Infantry Michael Howard, Task Force 1-41, VII Corps, made of 1st Battalion, 41st Infantry, 2nd Armored Division, Garlstedt Germany.

This collection contains a photocopy of Chapter 8 from the second edition of a book entitled Gustav McKee Watkins: A Biography, by John Bennett Watkins II, with additional references including a follow-up email of contents and extra biography materials.

This collection contains documents pertaining to Gustav H. Pape's life including photographs, correspondence, biography, and other personal items.

This collection contains correspondence from Gustav Wehrs to David Chapman and Dr. Robert H. Carpenter, regarding the donation of his life's memories as part of the Military collection to Cushing Memorial Library at Texas A&M. Included is a translated account of his experiences during the Battle of the Aegean in 1943, and an account of the early years of his life he had typed in his native German language.

This collection contains the scrapbook from Seaman First Class Guthrie Fitzhugh Layne, Jr during World War II, including a detailed finding guide.

The Southern Fandom Press Alliance (SFPA) is a regional amateur press association (APA) generally based in the Southern United States, but with notable membership from other regions.  SFPA was formed in 1961, with Bill Jennings serving as the first Official Editor.  The first mailing was in September 1961, consisting of 76 pages of contributions.  The APA grew in both members and page count, with a record 100th mailing that contained over 1400 pages.  Guy Lillian served the APA as the Official Editor for a number of years. (C000009)

The collection also includes various mailings from the Los Angeles Science Fantasy Society (LASFS) APA, which first began publication in 1976 and was still being published as of 2013.

Finally, there are some additional fanzines in the collection, published independently of SFPA or LASFS.

12/1: House Foreign Affairs Subcommittee on Inter-American Affairs 1980-02-01-1980-04-02

12/2: Institute for International Education 1979-11-26-1980-07-18

12/3: Institute for Nautical Archaeology 1979-09-27-1980-05-15

12/4: Insurance and Retirement 1979-09-18-1980-05-14

12/5: International Marine Activities 1979-11-14-1980-03-03

12/6: International Programs Office - Title XII Strengthening Grant Program 1979-08-10-1980-08-27

12/7: Joint Committee on University-Agency Relations 1980-02-28-1980-07-29

12/8: Joint Research Committee 1979-09-07-1980-05-28

12/9: KAMU-FM 1980-02-05-1980-07-02

12/10: Kyle Field Expansion 1979-09-24-1980-06-23

12/11: League of United Latin American Citizens (LULAC) 1978-05-16-1980-02-20

12/12: Legget Hall Rededication 1979-09-10

12/13: Legislative Budget Board 1979-05-29-1980-06-24

12/14: Legislative - Miscellaneous 1979-03-12-1980-06-20

12/15: Legislative - Sunset Act 1979-01-08-1980-06-25

12/16: Master Plan 1979-02-02-1980-06-04

12/17: Memorial Student Center (MSC) - Fall Legislative Conference 1979-09-14-1980-02-25

12/18: Memorial Student Center (MSC) - General 1979-09-07-1980-07-08

12/19: Memorial Student Center (MSC) - Political Forum 1979-10-04-1980-07-09

12/20: Memorial Student Center (MSC) - SCONA 1979-06-12-1980-03-17

12/21: Miscellaneous Correspondence 1979-12-06-1980-05-05

12/22: Miscellaneous Meetings and Speaking Engagements 1979-10-11-1980-05-08

12/23: Muster 1979-06-01-1980-04-11

12/24: Naming of Buildings 1978-11-06-1980-05-12

12/25: National Association of State Universities and Land-Grant Colleges (NASULGC) 1980-01-25-1980-08-06

12/26: National Association of State Universities and Land-Grant Colleges (NASULGC) - Urban Affairs 1979-12-07-1980-02-04

12/27: National Collegiate Athletic Association (NCAA) 1979-10-03-1980-04-10

12/28: National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration 1976-05-19-1980-01-04

12/29: National Science Center 1979-11-05-1980-01-16

12/30: Off-Campus Association 1979-09-21-1979-11-09

12/31: Office of the Chancellor - Frank Hubert 1975-10-10-1980-07-08

12/32: Office of the Chancellor 1979-10-15-1979-11-16

12/33: Office of the Chancellor - Delegations of Authority 1980-02-04-1980-05-28

12/34: Office of Continuing Education 1979-10-16-1980-06-09

12/35: Office of Cooperative Education 1979-03-30-1980-06-16

12/36: Office of the Dean of the College of Liberal Arts 1979-05-17-1980-06-19

12/37: Office of Dean of the College of Medicine 1979-09-18-1980-03-25

12/38: Office of Dean of the Graduate College 1979-09-05-1980-05-21

12/39: Office of the Deputy Chancellor for Agriculture 1979-12-14-1980-06-25

12/40: Office of the Deputy Chancellor for Engineering 1980-05-22-1980-06-25

12/41: Office of the Executive Vice Chancellor for Programs - John Calhoun 1979-10-17-1980-05-29

12/42: Office of Facility Planning and Construction 1979-01-22-1980-07-07

12/43: Office of International Affairs 1979-05-29-1980-06-25

12/44: Office of International Affairs - Tanzania Livestock Marketing and Development Project 1980-02-22

12/45: Office of Planning 1979-12-21-1980-06-16

12/46: Office of Planning and Institutional Analysis 1979-08-06-1980-07-07

3/1: Human Nutrition Program 1977-08-09-1978-01-11

3/2: Institute of Comparative Medicine 1977-10-21-1978-11-01

3/3: Institute of Nautical Archaeology 1978-02-15-1978-03-06

3/4: Institute of Statistics 1977-08-24-1978-02-10

3/5: International Agricultural Research Centers 1977-01-28-1977-07-29

3/6: International Programs Office 1977-09-02-1978-12-21

3/7: International Programs Office - Mali Contract 1977-11-28-1978-11-21

3/8: International Students 1977-09-01-1980-03-07

3/9: International Travel - Governor Approved 1977-08-02-1978-08-12

3/10: Invitations 1977-10-03-1978-08-10

3/11: Joint Research Committee 1977-08-11-1978-11-13

3/12: KAMU Radio Station 1978-03-09-1978-09-08

3/13: Kyle Field Expansion 1977-06-06-1978-08-21

3/14: Legislative 1977-09-12-1978-12-22

3/15: Legislative - Sunset Act 1977-09-30-1977-11-04

3/16: Marine Programs Council 1977-09-07-1977-10-20

3/17: Meetings 1977-09-08-1978-11-17

3/18: Memorial Student Center (MSC) 1977-08-11-1978-09-12

3/19: Miscellaneous Correspondence 1977-08-04-1978-06-01

3/20: Miscellaneous Correspondence 1977-08-08-1977-11-25

3/21: Moody College - Galveston 1977-09-06-1978-10-04

3/22: Moody College - Galveston 1977-10-24-1978-09-29

3/23: Moody College - Galveston, The Clipper 1977-09-12-1977-09-20

3/24: Muster 1978-02-01-1978-04-21

3/25: National Association of State Universities and Land-Grant Colleges (NASULGC) 1977-07-29-1978-10-09

3/26: National Collegiate Athletic Association (NCAA) 1977-08-17-1978-12-13

3/27: National Marine Fisheries Laboratory - Port Aransas 1977-08-30-1978-01-16

3/28: News 1977-10-05-1978-10-26

3/29: Nuclear Science Center 1977-09-05-1978-01-16

3/30: Office of the Assistant Vice President for Agriculture 1978-02-14-1978-11-18

3/31: Office of the Associate Vice President for Agriculture and Renewable Resources 1978-04-17-1978-12-20

3/32: Office of the Chancellor (GSS) 1977-06-16-1978-06-01

3/33: Office of the Chancellor 1977-07-13-1978-08-08

3/34: Office of Continuing Education 1977-09-02-1977-09-19

3/35: Office of the Dean of Admissions and Records 1977-09-26-1978-12-01

3/36: Office of the Dean of Agriculture 1977-08-12-1978-12-12

3/37: Office of the Dean of the College of Architecture and Environmental Design 1977-09-09-1978-07-27

3/38: Office of the Dean - College of Business Education 1978-08-28-1978-05

This collection contains notebooks and textbooks from classes McElroy took, football programs, miscellaneous materials on Texas A&M, correspondence, press information, news clippings and reports, magazine articles on Texas A&M sports and other campus events and events around Texas, questionnaires from his time on the council for nomination to the Texas A&M Hall of Fame, printed articles written by McElroy, and a term paper of his.

This collection contains items pertaining to the life of Henry Bates Stoddard. Stoddard served on a committee designed to head the local effort to locate a proposed girls' industrial school at A&M. Stoddard was once considered for the Presidency of A&M College of Texas in 1902.

The collection contains many petitions from various citizens of Texas to the Board of Directors of Texas A&M. The petitions request the consideration of H. B. Stoddard to fill the vacant position of President of the College. (Stoddard did not, ultimately, become President.) Included herein is also Stoddard's handwritten will to his daughter and sister-in-law, a picture of Stoddard, two letters written to him, and several other items.