Beauty and the Beast Magnetic Master Tapes:
1/2 “Pilot” / “Terrible Savior”
3/4 “Siege” / “No Way Down”
5/6 “Masques” / “The Beast Within”
7/8 “Nor Iron Bars A Cage” / “Song of Orpheus”
9/10 “Dark Spirit” / “A Children’s Story”
11/12 “An Impossible Silence” / “Shades of Grey”
13/14 “China Moon” / “The Alchemist”
15/16 “Temptation” / “Promises of Someday”
17/18 “Down to a Sunless Sea” / “Fever
19/20 “Everything is Everything” / “To Reign in Hell”
21/22 “Ozymandias” / “A Happy Life”
23/24 “Chamber Music” / “Remember Love”
25/26 “Ashes, Ashes” / “Dead of Winter”
27/28 “God Bless the Child” / “Sticks and Stones”
29/30 “A Fair and Perfect Knight” / “Labyrinths”
31/32 “Brothers” / “A Gentle Rain”
33/34 “The Outsiders” / “Orphans”
35/36 “Arabesque” / “When the Blue Bird Sings”
37/38 “The Watcher” / “A Distant Shore”
39/40 “Trial” / “A Kingdom By the Sea”
41/42 “The Hollow Men” / “What Rough Beast”
43/44 “Ceremony of Innocence” / “The Rest is Silence. . .”
45/46 “Though Lovers Be Lost. . .”
47/48 “Walk Slowly” / “Nevermore”
49/50 “Snow” / “Beggar’s Comet”
51/52 “A Time to Heal” / “In the Forests of the Night”
53/54 “The Chimes at Midnight” / “Invictus”
55/56 “The Reckoning” / “Legacies”

Uekert, John Steven
Uher, D. R. ''Tom''
Ulich, W.L.
Ullom, Jimmie Kay
Ulrich, Richard
Ulrich, Roger
Ummel, Larry Kent
Underwood, Ammon
Underwood, William Robert ''Bob''
Unterberger, Betty M.
Unterberger, Robert R.
Upchurch, M.L.
Uptmore, James H.
Urban, Thomas R.
Urbanik, Tom
Urbina, Eduardo
Uselton, Gene C.
Usiak, Dan
Usnick, Russ
Utay, Joe
Uvacek, Ed
Uyeda, Seiya
Vadali, S. Rao
Vaden, Frank Samuel Jr.
Vahalik, John Edward
Vaid, Jyotsna
Vaidya, Nitin
Vail, Barry Joseph II
Vail, William H.
Vaissier, Bernard
Vajdak, Adolph B.
Valco, Thomas D.
Valdes, Juan B.
Valdez, Abelardo L.
Valdez, Henry
Valek, George C.
Valenta, Carolyn R.
Valentine, James H
Vallabham, Shalini
Vallabhan, Shalini
Valle, Calixto C.
Van Alstyne, Lt. Gen. John 1 + 1 Backfile
Van Arsdel, Eugene P.
Van Bavel, Cornelius M.H.
Van Buijtenen, Johannes
Van Cleave, Horace W.
Van Domelen, John
Van Doorninck, Frederich
Van Doren, Carlton
Van Duyn, John & Donna
Van Fleet, David D.
Van Fleet, Ella
Van Gonten, Doug
Van Hightower, Nilkki
Van Hooke, Gordon Evans
Van Huyck, John Bronston
Van Overbeek, Johnannes
Van Pelt, Lewis
Van Riper, Dorothy
Van Riper, Paul Pritchard
Van Tassel, Paul
Van Winkle, Franklin
Van Winkle, Jessie ''Rip''
Vance, B.F. ''Buddy'' Jr.
Vance, Harold James
Vance, James E. ''Monk''
Vance, John
Vance, Walter, H. ''Tony''
Vandervoort, Randolph Usher
Vanderwerth, Dick
Vanderzant, Carl
Vanderzant, Erma
Vandiver, Frank 1+Backfile
Vandiver, Rene
Vanegas, Jorge A.
Varadarajan, Rajan
Varner, Durward B.
Varner, Gary
Varughese, Besty
Varvel, Bill
Varvel, Walter A.
Vass, Claud P. ''Peck''
Vastanto, Andrew C.
Vastine, William J.
Vaughan, Lawerence M.
Vaughn, Bryant Jr.
Vaughn, Gerald Franklin
Vaughn, Tommy
Vavra, Rudy
Vavra, William
Vedlitz, Arnold
Vega, Lawrence
Velasco-Molina, Hugo Alejo
Venable, Bob
Venuti, Douglas P.
Verdoorn, Franz
Veriato, Steve
Verlander, James M. Jr.
Vernon, Ralph
Vest, H. Grant
Vestal, Donald M. Jr.
Vestal, Howard L.
Vetter, Lawrence C.
Vevduzco, Anthony
Vezey, Edward Earl
Vickrey, Thomas M.
Vidaud, Guillermo
Viilo, Thomas Gregory
Villa, Hugo
Villanon, Ben
Villareal, Charles N.
Villareal, Eduardo Jr.
Villarreal Jr., Eduardo
Villarreal, Charles N.
Vincik, Kenneth Wayne
Vines, Dwight T.
Vinson, Brad
Vinson, Curtis
Vinson, Jerry
Vinson, Toby
Vivero, Enrique A.
Vocke, Gary
Voekel, Travis T. ''Dutch''
Voelkel, Travis T. ''Dutch''
Vollmer, Lee Ann Larson
Volz, Richard A.

Manuscript fragment, "Chapter 1" by "Stewart". (18 leaves)

Ball cap with The Twilight Zone logo, obtained by Martin while writing for The Twilight Zone reboot television series (1985-1989).

Correspondence, 2002 - 2007

1/1: Mexico Travel Diary (2 copies, 8 pages each): Traveling from Laredo to Mexico City; Talking about buildings in city and comparing meals and restaurants; Shops, movie theatres, museums; Cathedral and Cueravaca; Returned back to Laredo by the end

1/2: A revised copy of "Mexico Travel Diary" (2 copies, now 9 pages): no major changes noticed

1/3: "Two Innocents Abroad In Mexico" (17 pages): Arnold's train trip from San Antonio to Laredo, Monterrey, and Mexico City; July 2-July 7-8

1/4: Florida Bound (12 pages): Map of travels included; Houston to Miami; Brief history of Florida; Experiences on train… seems to ride the train a lot; Talks about different parts of Florida they visited (Dayton, Palm Beach, Fort Lauderdale, etc); Provides specific times; Returned to Houston, January 1937

1/5: "Away Out In The Mountains" (16 pages): Includes a map of travels; Talks about train ride experience; Poem about a pelican; Traveling to California[?], July 1936

1/6: Canada Travel Diary (17 pages): Map of travels included; Left from Houston, on a train; Brief summary of places stopped at; Small excerpt about Rockefeller Center; Talks about Montreal; On the ride back talks about an African American being on his train, July 1937

1/7: "Canadian Pacific" (37 pages): Random excerpt, don’t know where it came from (6 pages); Yet another train ride; Song excerpt; Talks about the mountains in Canada; Experiences at Banff, Johnson’s Canyon, Beaver Dam, Rebel stock; Compares Canadians, July 1939

1/8: "Canadian Pacific" Revised (now 38 pages): Map of travels included; Newspaper clipping included on the last page; No major changes

Trap and Skeet
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Travel Committee
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Trees
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Slides

Twelfth Man
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Twelfth Man Foundation
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Ultimate Team
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UN Club
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Box 2 in Series 6 contains transcripts and brief biographical sketches of some correspondents, as well as a few extensive annotations.

Transcripts are coded to match the Box/Folder container list, which has "doc.[a-z]" item level extensions for each document in the collection. Thus, transcripts of correspondence (1848-1889) are present for all of the following:

• Series 1, Military Correspondence
• Series 2, S2-1/6, Documents A-C
• Series 3, S3-1/7, Documents A-H, and K

1/5
The transcripts are undated. One is handwritten in pen. The other is computer-generated.

This series contains typed transcripts of the handwritten manuscripts held in Series 1, 2, and 4. The transcripts were probably made by repository staff, but the date of composition is unknown.

2/1 through 2/3: Transcriptions. Undated

This is the final version of Mrs. Adair's interview

Contains an edited version of the transcription

73 Pages

Section added by President Bowen about Aggie Muster
Two Pages

This box contains the typed transcripts of Mamie Haden Waller's letters (440 pages)

2-01:

• Photocopy title cover for transcripts
• Forward of contents by Allen Waller Morrison, November 1976 (pages 1-2)

2-02: About "The Letters", (pages 3-4)

2-03:

• Pages 5-6, James Hambleton Marquis Hade
• Pages 7-9, Priscilla Frances January and James Hambleton Marquis Haden
• Page 10, "Our Cabin Home" poem, October 27, 1869

2-04: Prelude by Walter W. Cauley, (2 pages)

2-05: Pages 1-20, November 1878 - April 1879

2-06: Pages 21-30, May 1879 - July 1879

2-07: Pages 31-39 and one unmarked page, August 1879

2-08: Pages 40-49, November 1879

2-09: Pages 50-60, March 1882 - October 1882

2-10: Pages 61-70, October 1882 - December 1882

2-11: Pages 71-80, January 1883 - February 1883

2-12: Pages 81-90, February 1883 - June 1883

2-13: Pages 91-100, July 1883 - November 1883

2-14: Pages 100a-109, January 1884 - March 1884

2-15: Pages 110-119, May 1884

2-16: Pages 120-129, May 1884 - June 1884

2-17: Pages 130-139, June 1884 - July 1884

2-18: Pages 140-149, July 1884 - August 1884

2-19: Pages 150-159, September 1884 - October 1884

2-20: Pages 160-169, October 1884 - November 1884

2-21: Pages 170-179, November 1884

2-22: Pages 180-189, November 1884 - March 1885

2-23: Pages 190-204, 1885-1889

2-24:

• Mamie's letters transcripts Volume II, 1890
• Pages 205-214, 1890

2-25: Pages 215-222, 1890-1891

2-26: Pages 223-236, 1892

2-27: Pages 237-247, 1893

2-28: Pages 248-257, 1894

2-29: Pages 248-278, 1895

2-30: Pages 279-294, 1896

2-31: Pages 295-304, 1897

2-32: Pages 305-311, 1898

2-33: Pages 312-319, 1899

2-34: Pages 320-325, 1900

2-35: Pages 326-330, 1901

2-36: Pages 331-341, 1902

2-37: Pages 342-347, 1904

2-38: Pages 348-363, 1906

2-39: Pages 364-379, 1907

2-40: Pages 380-387, 1909-1910; 1919

2-41: Epilogue, pages 389-391

2-42: Bibliographies, pages 392-394

2-43:

• Biography of Mamie Machir Haden and James Edward Waller: Their Children
• Poem dedicated to "My Daughters" by Prescilla Haden (3 pages)
• Poem dedicated to "My Youngest Son" by Prescilla Haden
• A few closing words, June 1878 transcript (pages 4-5)
• Academic record of John J. Haden Class of 1877 at Texas A&M College
• Notes on David Fairchild
• Report card of John G. James, December 3, 1880, (photocopy)
• News report, June 10, 1903 (photocopy)
• Annual reunion, June 10, 1093 (photocopy, 3 pages)
• Obituary of Charles Anthony Haden (photocopy)
• Obituary of Kate (Molly Kate) Smith Haden (photocopy)
• Newspaper article, "Jaries", The Christian Courier, January 30, 1919 (photocopy)
• Newspaper article, "J. E. Waller Dead", The Hubbard City News, September 4, 1919 (photocopy)
• Newspaper article, "W. A. Putman, Pioneer and Righteous Exampler, is Dead", Undated
• Newspaper obituary, "Mrs. J. E. Waller Dead and Mrs. W. A. Putman Dies at Age of 81", Undated
• News Clipping, "Waller's Drug Store Since 1880", The Hubbard City News, January 1940 (photocopy)
• Article, "Hubbard's Oldest Drug Store Receives Award", September 30, 1976 (photocopy)
• Letter envelopes (photocopy)
• Letter titled "Red Oak Texas" to Miss Mamie from [?], March 29, 1884 (photocopy)
• Letter titled "Belle Air" to "My Dear Son" from [?], August 28, 1884 ((unknown)
• "Columbus Barracks, Columbus Ohio", August 1, 1892 (2 photocopies, 2 pages)
• Letter to "My Dear Sister", Undated (photocopy)
• Letter titled "At Home", July 27, ???? (photocopy)
• Letter to "Dear Sister" from C. A. Haden, February 9, 1892 (2 pages)
• Letter to "My Good Friends" from J. E. Waller (photocopy)
• Letter to "My Dear Sister Miss Mamie" from [?], October 20, 1884 (photocopy)
• Letter to "My Dear Mamie" from [?], January 19, 1896 (photocopy)
• Letter to "Dear Mamie" from [?], January 21, 1898 (photocopy,)

Track--Cross Country
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Pictures #26-50
Negatives
Track-Women's
Pictures #1
Traditions
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Traditions Council
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Transfer Camp
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Track
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Pictures #51-75
Pictures #76-100
Pictures #101-125
Pictures #126-150
Pictures #151-175
Pictures #176-200
Pictures #201-225
Pictures #226-250
Pictures #251-275
Pictures #276-300
Pictures #301-325
Pictures #326-350
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Tompkins, Charlotte M.
Tompkins, Perry A.
Torgerson, T.F.
Tormollan, Francis Charles
Torn, Rip
Tortorice, Joe
Tower, John
Townsend, Frank Jr.
Townsend, Christine D.
Townsend, Guy M.
Townsend, Joe D.
Trabant, Peter
Tracy, C. Adrian ''Rube''
Tracy, S.M.
Trawick, Joe E.
Traxler, Ralph N.
Trcalek, Ben
Treadwell, T.K.
Treat, Jo Ann
Treat, Victor
Treece, Granvil
Tregdon, William O.
Treibs, Gregory
Tremont, P.L.
Trenckmann, William Andreas (1860-1935)
Trennepohl, Gary L.
Trent, Curtis
Trevino, Geronimo
Trevino, Gil
Trevino, Rick
Trew, E.M.
Trew, Ted
Treybig, Leon Bruce
Tribble, Marie
Tribble, Robert E.
Trigg, Edna Westbrook
Trimble, Richard L.
Trimmier, Billy
Trinkner, Charles L.
Triplett, Bret A.
Tripp, Leland
Trippett, Terry
Trock, Warren L.
Trogdon, William O.
Trossen, Calvin W.
Trost, F.J. ''Jerry''
Trotter, Ide P. Jr. and Sr.
Trowbridge, Arthur A.
Troxel, Tom
Troy, Gregory C.
True, S.M.
Truettner, W.I.
Trulson, Michael
Trumper, Manfred
Trzeciakowski, Jerome P.
Tsutsui, Ethel
Tsutsui, Ethel Ashworth-
Tsutsui, Minoru
Tubbs, J.D.
Tuberville, Tommy
Tucker, E.E.
Tucker, Harvey
Tuleen, William S.
Tullis, Adgar C.
Tumlinson, Pete
Turberville, Tom
Turbiville, Tom
Turgeon, Alfred J.
Turgeon, Mark
Turk, Richard Duncan
Turman, George Milton
Turman, James Aubrey ''Jack''
Turner, Ashley Randolph
Turner, Bill
Turner, Charles F.
Turner, Curtis L. Jr.
Turner, Dan
Turner, Francis C.
Turner, Fred T.
Turner, Gilbert M.
Turner, Glenda Pearl
Turner, Harold
Turner, Henry S. Sr.
Turner, J.W.
Turner, Jim
Turner, Leigh
Turner, Lynn
Turner, Patricia
Turner, Ron
Turner, Sharon
Turner, William Dan
Turner, William F.
Turner, William M.
Turney, John G.
Turpin, Elizabeth R.
Turpin, Robert Davis
Tutt, Simmie Wheeler
Twin, Hudson
Tydlacka, Glenn C.
Tyler, Barbara
Tyler, John
Tyler, Marcus Jan
Tynan, James A.
Tyrell, George F.